there was a raid by the mere mom military on a village near by trying to find representatives of the n, u g, the national unity government, a government in exile, which has been formed to, to try and oppose the, the military coup. but sir, the, the military are clearly cracking down very hard. and what we're seeing now is fighting all along this border and pushing thousands and thousands of people across the border into thailand to try and find sanctuary. tony chicken bang help thanks very much for the update. still had here on out 0. flight cancellations, travel. cale sander strain on hospitals. we'll have more from the u. s. as the pandemic rage is on. and we report from southern pakistan we're a drought is pushing millions to the brink of starvation. ah ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle airways. i there hope your weekends off to a good start. good to see you. we've got more rounds of rain for iberia, and this is concerning because it's falling in northern spain. or earlier this month we had been dealing with some extreme flooding, often northwestern euro

i'm a military on a village near by trying to find representatives of the n, u g, the national unity government government in exile, which has been formed to, to try and oppose the military coup. but the, the military are clearly cracking down very hard. and what we're seeing now is fighting all along the border and pushing thousands and thousands of people across the border into thailand to try and find century, let's get reaction from. so roberson, who's the deputy asia director of human rights while she's joining us from bank off as well. thanks for speaking to us. phil robertson, what are you hearing about what unfolded and tell ya states well, this is a heinous, outrageous and unacceptable crime. this is a, again, the instance of the mar military rounding up civilians and treating them as enemy combatants. essentially treating people who are trying to flee from fighting as people who are involved in fighting. we are seeing these kinds of atrocities occur across me on march. and it shows that the, me, i'm, our military has been sent into the field with orders to kill whoever they

i'm a military on a village near by trying to find representatives of the n, u g, the national unity government government in exile, which has been formed to, to try and oppose the military coup. but the, the military had clearly cracking down very hard. and what we're seeing now is fighting all along the border and pushing thousands and thousands of people across the border into thailand to try and find sanctuary. israeli soldiers of injured more than $240.00 palestinian protest as in the town of butter con north of nobliss . according to the palestinian red crescent is ready for its tear gas live ammunition and rubber coated steel. bullets tensions have been escalating in the area since and israeli settler were shot dead by 2 palestinians. on december, the 16th hundreds of settlers attacked the town in the occupied west bank earlier this week. that abraham has more for bethany him in the occupied westbank. there is a lot of increasing tension that's taking place in vertical and an older villages around the north of the occupied west bank where palestinians are saying that they've b

ethnic armed groups along the tie border think also because they have been sheltering members of the n u g, the national unity government government in exile which has been formed in opposition to the coo and clearly they're trying to move against them as the one year anniversary of that. who approaches? tony joining him bangkok. thank you. no israeli soldiers have injured more than $240.00 palestinian protested in the town of barker, north of nablus. that's according to the palestinian red crescent. security forces fight, tear gas live ammunition and rubber coated steel. bullets tension has been escalating in the area since it is rainy. settler was shot dead by 2 palestinians. on december, the 16th hundreds of settlers attacked the town in the occupied west bank earlier this week. neither abraham has more from bethlehem in the occupied westbank. there is a lot of increasing tension that's taking place in vertical and an older villages around the north of the occupied to a bank where palestinians are saying that they've been sending for themselves. and they've been organizing local committ

here. initially they came in to this area a couple of weeks ago to try and track down members of the n u g, the national unity government, a government formed in exile essentially to oppose the government put in place by the military q. they also wanted to shut down a pdf training camps. there's a peoples defense force training camp. lot of urban youth who've been very dissatisfied with the coo, who tried protesting peacefully on the streets and found that their protest met with violence have come out into camps in the border areas which are controlled by a lot of the ethnic armed groups. because they wanted to arm themselves, they wanted to change the military, wanted to shut that down. but they've also had a decades long campaign against the ethnic dom groups like the korean, the cease fire that was in place here since 2012 is now shattered by the q. i think a lot of the distrust that was there before is now really forcing these 2 groups together. and i think the mir my military feel that if they can get all these people out of these areas, they will that said they been trying to do this

there was a raid by the military on a village near by trying to find representatives of the n, u g, the national unity government government in exile, which has been formed to, to try and oppose the, the military coup. but the, the military are clearly cracking down very hard. what we're seeing now is fighting all along the border and pushing thousands and thousands of people across the border into thailand to try and find sanctuary. still had hill now to 0. flight cancellations, travel cale and a strain on the hospitals. we have the latest on cave in 1900 searches across europe. and we report from focused on laura drought is pushing millions to the brink of starvation. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies the weather sponsored my cattle airways. away we go with your a weather report for asia. hello everyone. nice to see you want to start. so with this cool, they're starting to slip further toward the south han conjures a have 12 degrees, showers for you and grey lin at 4. that's that call there. that was plaguing beijing and the korean peninsula, the temperatures have popped up here.

here. initially they came in to this area a couple of weeks ago to try and track down members of the n u g, the national unity government, a government formed in exile essentially to oppose the government put in place by the military q. they also wanted to shut down a pdf training camps. there's a peoples defense force training camp, lot of urban youths who've been very dissatisfied with the q who tried protesting peacefully on the streets and found that their protest met with violence have come out into camps in the border areas which are controlled by a lot of the ethnic armed groups. now indian government is frozen the bank accounts of one of the world's best known catholic charities. since the organization which was founded by mother teresa did not meet conditions on the local law. the missionaries of charity, which runs community schools, god media kitchens as well offices around india, but has long been accused of using its programs to convert people to christianity. although the charity denies those allegations. this is after a recent string of attacks on the countries of christian

mir mazama went in on the 15th of december with the intention of seizing a couple of members of the n. u g. the national union govern, which is the government that's been set up in exile along the border where they seized a number of people. but this is a town which was controlled by the k, a knew the korean national union. they seem to put up a fairly fierce resistance or reports that they took a number of casualties, a and a number of prisoners from the mir mom military. they appear now to have pushed back or not only with troops on the ground, but also with those a to air attacks. and this is something we've seen very consistently since the military coup in february, where the mere mar military have met resistance. they have gone back into areas afterwards and absolutely crash that resistance. we saw that earlier in the year than in lloyd gore and karen areas we've seen fighting with the korean. and earlier this week, up in sa, gang in central miramar, where there were reports or serve airships. and fighter planes being used against the military. it is a very disturbing a development. i

what the opposition is saying, or civil society or u. n. g, i was, i didn't bother with that. i know my country and i know how to develop my country. ambassador final thoughts on that take show up whether you talk about food or health care recommendation are all job dues? are certainly human rights. no question about those are the kind of images that you have just shown on, on the screen. but those were from 11 of the protest, last job, ah, by the opposition is of course, in ambassador, wondering when the final moments of the shows final thoughts on bangladesh at 50 in a sentence. what would you say, bangladesh, ease, or democracy? there has been sustainable development, but typically in the last decade and we would continue to sustainable development and laugh excited about we are that inclusive society and i'm glad raised meek society. the fact i'm at the secular society and mama thanking for coming to the stream to talk about bangladesh at 50. thank you, chip, comment as feel comments, appreciate you. bringing them to asha i phoenix time. take happy buddy. ah, in just under

there are other forums, whether it's bilateral, multilateral or the work that n g n g o is due, or unilateral programs of the u. s. department in various countries that already covered this issue, pretty much the only thing i can bind you talked about doing this and some level. it's good to see our leaders actually carry out the commitments that they make. but other than that, it's really hard to see any tangible or long term results. come out of this meeting, right? we're trying to just seem to be very cross about it. old. certainly hit a nerve, it's held his own summit and claimed its own model of democracy issuing this paper . title, china, that democracy that works. but that's not going to get by reception in the united states corps who are probably in the other western democracies. there's 2 reasons for china's reaction. one is just the fact that taiwan was given in vacation and he's sending minister without portfolio and it's defacto a bachelor in the united states to participate. and then the other is the perception that this is really a me, the whole event is aimed at trying to, we're trying to influen

local 21 g u n. the 1st, the, not the 1st numbers will, will come out and people will and their day voting and overall their site at the many voters here because this elections offers the stark choice between 2, outside there's in a country that we're used to more predictable way of doing politics and choosing between the 2 mother. it's count a candidate it, it's going to be a close run race though this that's the expectation that has been the expectation. what the, the candidates have been seeing now for a number of days. something that because antonio test repeated after voting just a roughly half an hour ago and calling on voters to come out to in mass, the expectation is that this will be a closer contest. and again, there is a lot of uncertainty because we don't know how many lands will come out to vote. only 47 percent of the electorate voted in the 1st round the. so if more people come out some more, more than 50 percent of the voters come out and run off that could change the outcome. given t

local officials to prepare for the worst jim l as in dog, n, g 0 manila. and in the u. s. one person has died in a new storm system sweeping across the midwest. extreme winds in the state of iowa, blue over truck and trailer, chilling the driver. high wind warnings are in place from new mexico to upper michigan. gusts have already whipped up, dusting, kansas, making a dangerous to drive the storms. comments president joe biden visited communities hit by last week's devastating tornadoes. heidi joe castro has more. this street in bowling green, kentucky once rang with the sounds of children playing young families lived here. but then on friday, the tor nato came and some neighbors shelter together. they decided to get in the 1st house together, and unfortunately the house was just demolished for the grounds. 11 people died here. 8 of them were children or i don't know what to say, ma'am. it is time when somebody's gone and you're shot, you know what happened to visual as recovery worked ourselves through the debris left in 16 all last week. superstore leaving the landscape

he g n t on saturday. well the u. s. is saying that iran doesn't seem serious about returning to compliance is what the white house press secretary ought to say. the new iranian administration did not come to vienna with constructive proposals. the 1st 6 rounds of negotiations made progress, finding creative compromise solutions to many of the hardest issues that were difficult for all sides. a runs approach to this week was not unfortunately to try to resolve the remaining issues. so and even more importantly, around started this new round of negotiations with a new round of nuclear provocations chaperones. he joins us live now from washington. a sense all disappoint and frustration with how the negotiations are going so far. she helped out us more about the view that in washington we just actually have some comments dropped from the secretary of state's anthony anthony blink. another sentence that we had from the iranian negotiators that it's the us who backed out of the deal to us, imposed unilateral sanctions. we got

g d p. last year. the u. n. is warning, nearly 9000000 africans the facing famine this winter emmet shop. he b is the founder of rise to p. a piece building policy organization. he's also for me, us counter terrorism advisor in afghanistan. he says there's still a lot more work to do the taliban need to recognise before it's recognized by the us. there are options in terms of the us as discussing and i think from our realistic perspective we're looking into the us, his interest to the end and the actions that a tall and not the fund towards. but it's a hard decision. i think kind of the pulling out of an honest on it was a big decision to make before buying ministration the same way, recognizing the tall one. i don't think it's going to happen to us so and if it, if it did that, think it's going to take a whole, international or collateral will take different nations than original efforts. but the taller one has to 1st deliver and actions that do have a little quieter, and they're not going to use an honest on to attack the u. s. soils and allies. i think that is the 1st question that nee

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g d. p . last year becomes the world bank says donors have agreed to transfer $280000000.00 to unicef from the world food program to provide nutrition and health services. in afghanistan, the u. n. is wanting nearly 9000000 africans facing families this winter. the details now with rosalyn jordan in washington. the fact that some 9000000 people are facing the prospect of famine, which is of the most serious level in a country that is suffering from food insecurity, is very much the impetus. but this decision by the us treasury department, is a very narrowly crafted decision. people here in the united states can send money to individuals in afghanistan. and they can do so through us banks, which then may be engaging with financial institutions controlled by the taliban, or the ha connie network for the express purpose of putting that cache in the hands of individuals inside afghanistan. the money can't be used for rod non profit organizations, humanitarian a, our charity, a groups for example. it also cannot be used to give to people who were trying to set up businesses. this is strictly to give people the ability to buy food and medicine to acquire of fuel to heat their homes a

n g o . memorial dedicates itself to documenting the atrocities of russia's stolen his pass. while that here was crimes. now be forgotten. and looking back at the chaotic scenes at cobble airport, following the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan, we need some of the desperate afghans who made it out as they remember those they left behind. ah, i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the shell. frances announced a record number of new corona, virus infections, forties counted just under 180000 new cases in 24 hours. if the higher the country has seen and is one of the highest totals in any nation during the pandemic. the government has already announced new measures aimed at slowing down the spread. those included limiting the size of gatherings of people and the mandatory wearing of masks outdoors the united kingdom, greece and portugal have also seen record case numbers caused by the omicron variant. so to as estrella, a country that so far manage to avoid the worst of the pandemic. on wednesday, august really reported a record 16500 new infections over 24 hour period. most of those in the state of new south wales health officials, they are warning that the sudden outbreak is overwhelming testing facilit

western powers, the g 7 as well as bricks. countries and their allies is a good platform for developing recommendations that would later be discussed in more universal formats. like the u. n. program for over the viola, our mh samosas, the district court in the hague. in the m h. 17 trial has rejected the request of the defense to disclose the details of witness as for 5 and provide a transcript of their interrogation. during which they stated that the missile of shot down the malaysian boeing was lot launched from the place the investigation claims. when will the decision on this case be announced? and have, will russia react to the accusations leveled against it? from the boot? i go slowly, shinier way, who will most likely make a statement when the ruling is announced? for now, we're closely following the trial. first of all, because it's russian citizens who are the accused, of course with it, they've been attempt to create an impression that it's not a criminal case, but a state level problem of some kind as if russia controlled these people is absolutely unacceptable. and these are attempts to use improper means. these are essentially criminal proceedings and we vie

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