they arrived in the territory of one of the country's key armed to rebel groups the karen national liberation army the group controls large swathes of land on the border with thailand and has been fighting the central government for the last 70 years life in the camp is spartan among its new inhabitants striking teachers who see they had no choice but to flee there after the junk issued warrants for their arrests. that there is no trust between the civil servants and the ethnic armed groups they help us and their kind we feel safe being here since they started siding with us we told them ask us for anything that we can do to help we are ready to help. new partnership has brought continued attention to the broad spectrum of resistance that the junk tonneau faces and greece concerns that should they go on the offensive violence could spiral out of control. and there's reports of members of ethnic groups uniting with lawmakers and who protesters to form a national unity government in the country something we'll be tracking in the coming weeks. so many of us have been wearing face masks this past year

since tuesday and hundreds of people are fed into thailand as strikes came after the qur'an national liberation army captured and burnt the army camp scott hyder is monitoring developments from bangkok. some groups inside that korean held territory in myanmar they have been reporting at least 6 possibly as many as 9 airstrikes have been carried out since that attack on that outpost now once they they overran that that territory around the outpost pushing the myanmar army out the canyons and you soldiers have occupied that area and even today there were some footage of them actually marching along the banks patrolling along the banks there know what this means is that this is kind of a continuation of what we've seen over the last month back in march 27th there were some airstrikes and some people in the current held territory came across the river here into thailand because they're worried about more airstrikes in retaliation and increased fighting and this is kind of been going on since then but what we saw on tuesday were the kind of launched us into a new round of airstrikes and there's concern w

the military has been launching ground attacks against rebels from the national liberation army.re are warnings that other armed groups may still -- soon be joining forces for what they call a revolution. if security forces don't stop killing unarmed protesters. meanwhile in myanmar's cities, peaceful demonstrations continue against last months coup. protesters continue to demand a return to the -- to democracy despite a brutal crackdown by security forces. they've been calling on the international community to act against them and do more than just condemn the violence. a local rights group says at least 521 people have been killed, and more than 2600 are detained. scott hyde letter is following developments from bangkok in neighboring thailand. scott: when you look at armed conflict, it has been ongoing in the country. what makes it a very delicate is because of the post-coup activity, because of the violent crackdown on the streets across myanmar. so you have these ethnic armies that have had their individual battles with the group. some of them have been under cease fire. som

tuesday and hundreds of people have fled into thailand the strikes came after the qur'an national liberation army captured and burnt the army camp u.s. president joe biden has presented what he calls his blueprint to build america he addressed the congress on the eve of his 100th day in office he's promising trillions of dollars in investment in jobs infrastructure and education and back with the news hour in just under half an hour we return to witness stay with us. your book with. humor commit that there's this week. there on ed. if you just comment and i think you said so many yeah you touched to pause there gets you on the. way. checa. on to power metal. tool is surely a killer can't you guess or plant a tool as you'll just be climbing shows today as you have a. vocal didn't you obviously didn't have the security of it but the mental killer show this if you think you can move out of. it be on up and dominate your opponent all for your good. never leave farming to middle. noumenal for you mean that in a month i'm afraid i will suffer. you know just when you can we mean. it that i feel nuff lum

karen state on wednesday fighting was reported between the army and fighters from the qur'an national liberation army they are opposing the military let's go live now to tony chang he's monitoring developments in the from bangkok for so let's start 1st for with the situation in shan state is that attack ongoing what do we know about it. we understand what the limited facts we are we've heard that this combined forces 3 of the armed ethnic groups attacked this police station at about 5 o'clock in the morning the attack lasted. for about 2 hours until 7 am local time there are a split ports in the local media that between 10 and 14 policemen were killed those on confirmed yet it's very difficult trying to get any kind of verification of information out of myanmar at the moment with the rolling internet blogs seem to be going up and are now much longer than they were in past weeks nonetheless several local media reporting these casualty figures we understand that there are a number of injured as well in these police outposts which should generally situated on the edge of what the burmese security servic

and state on wednesday fighting was reported between the army and fighters of the qur'an national liberation army who been opposing the junto let's go live now to tony cheney's more dream developments in myanmar from bangkok so take us through 1st of all what happened. but it's very hard to find out we do know the fighting started fighting the military crackdown started very early on friday morning there's video footage before dawn broke and you can hear automatic gunfire taking place we heard when the internet was turned back on yesterday morning that fierce fighting had continued throughout the day and this appears to be a new tactic the military is using we saw earlier in the week up in the north they used the same tactics in cal a where they forced the protesters back again and again for 3 days and they appeared to be doing the same in both who yesterday also we saw evidence of new higher power munitions r.p.g. these we will be others who are being used and rifle fired grenades as well as lighter artillery possibly more says. people on the ground people who spoke to people on the ground said

korean state on wednesday fighting was reported between the army and fighters from the qur'an national liberation army they have been opposing the jointer let's go live now to tony chang he's monitoring developments live from bangkok for us so reports are increasing of clashes between armed groups and the military take us through that 1st tony. there and didn't in the last couple of hours we've actually heard of an attack being reported in shan state on a police station by 3 of those ethnic groups local media is saying between 10 and 14 policemen have been killed in those attacks if so it would be significant because while we've seen in the last couple of weeks talk of a broad alliance between these ethnic armed groups that operate along myanmar's borders both on the thai side and on the on the side of india we've actually seen very little evidence of that this would be the 1st time they have worked and worked together. that i think is something that the military don't. is very concerned about and if we look in the broader sense of their tactics in the last week it would suggest that that is what they

destroyed when state clashes with reports is between the army and fighters from the korean national liberation army the karen hughes been a vocal opponents of the jinsa will soften be is the spokesman of the korean peace support network he's in myanmar as currencies and says the displaced people there need immediate sumanda tyrian assistance. april all this market there's not been any jet fighters fly over the kenya territory but we have seen a lot of drones continue to surveillance the areas and right now we have more than 30000 internally displaced people are hiding in the jungle because they don't know where the jet fighters are coming again and they don't know where and when they go to drop the bombs again so disturbing this more than 20000 internally displaced people is currently needs humanitarian effect and tiring and has. put a very restricted border accept social material aspects that come in from thailand to cranston it is very much and the control of thai authorities and we have not see a. human to accept being alone by the tired already much so these people need immediate human hair x.x

tuesday and hundreds of people have fled into thailand the strikes came after the qur'an national liberation army captured and brains the army camp were upset with headlines on al-jazeera will have more news for you here right after inside story i hope you do stay with us thanks for watching. india's code 19 emergency reaches critical levels hospitals are out of beds and oxygen and crematoriums don't have space for the dead what's the fallout for the rest of the world if the crisis isn't contain this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. patients gasping for air in the street pleas for oxygen and hospital beds on social media and funeral pyres burning around the clock this is the reality of india's covert 1902nd wave the worst in the world this chart from johns hopkins university shows the number of infections going up more and more rapidly india recorded more than 360000 cases and 3300 deaths on tuesday. experts are blaming political gatherings and religious festivals for the surge the government has ordered twitter facebook and instagram to remove posts criticizing its handling of

destroyed on wednesday clashes were also reported between the army and fighters from the qur'an national liberation army became you has been a vocal opponent of the military judge into well i spoke to saul to be the spokesperson of the corrent peace support network he's in corrent station says the displaced people there need immediate humanitarian assistance. yeah. brawl obvious market that's not been any jet fighters fly over the. territory but we have a lot of drones continue to serve in the areas and right now we have more than $20.00 in their internally displaced piece for. gender because they don't know where the jet fighters are coming again and they don't know where and when they're going to drop the bombs again so. this more than 20000 can only display 3 of us currently in it humanitarian affects. thailand has. very restricted border access so humanitarian aspect coming from thailand through a crowd is very much the control of thai authorities and we have not. been alone by the past or the march so these people need immediate human here actually acts right now and we are requesting thai authorit

tuesday and hundreds of people have fled into thailand the strikes came after the current national liberation army captured and burned the army camp it is is government says any group from guilty of causing violence in the west proper region will now be considered a terrorist organization it says the move is in line with current counter-terrorism laws and is an effort to do security in the area has been increased in fighting between the military and separatist groups the top general killed on sunday. china has launched a rocket carrying the core module of its planned space station into orbit along march 5 b. rockets took off from the wind china's space lot center on the southern island module will provide electricity and propulsion to the space station become a kind of comedy 3 astronauts for up to 6 months to try to you reports now from beijing. the launch of a new era in china's space exploration the call of china's 1st permanent space station chant her or heavenly harmony launched from the southern island of high nabhan thursday morning 10 minutes after liftoff it successfully separated from it

tuesday and hundreds of villages have fled into thailand the strikes come after the karen national liberation army captured and burnt the army cam as being in scotland it was monitoring events in myanmar for us from neighboring thailand is in bangkok caught corrent held territory has seen an uptick in infighting and violence with with the myanmar army over the last months tell us about what's been happening this week specifically. well follow what you're saying a just before you came into me and that there was a this attack on an outpost of myanmar army outpost by the king and you forces right along the border with thailand some very dramatic footage as they did that very early morning raid that happened on tuesday and as you mentioned some groups inside that korean held the territory in myanmar they have been reporting at least 6 possibly as many as 9 airstrikes have been carried out since that attack on that outpost that once they they overran that that territory around the outpost pushing the myanmar army out the canyons and you soldiers have occupied that area and even today there are some foo

destroyed on wednesday clashes were reported between the army and fighters from the qur'an national liberation army the kenya has been a vocal opponent of the janitor well we can speak to soar to be the spokesperson of the qur'an peace support network we're joined from chloe or lay in myanmar's korean state thanks so much for joining us at this time i want to start you by asking what the situation is like on the ground at the moment i know there have been airstrikes there over the last week is the fighting still continuing. yes. but all this market that's not been and the jet fighters fly over the kinda territory but we have seen a lot of drones continue to surveillance the areas and right now we have more than 30000 internally displaced people hiding in the jungle because they don't know where the jet fighters are coming again and they don't know where and when they go to drop the bombs again so distraught this more than 20000 internally displaced people is currently in its humanitarian effect and carignan has. put a very wrist at that border extract social materia effects that coming from thailan

they arrived in the territory of one of the country's key arm to rebel groups the carin national liberation army the group controlled large swathes of land on the border with thailand and has been fighting the central government for the last 70 years life in the camp camp is spartan among its new inhabitants striking teachers who see they had no choice but to flee there after the junk issued warrants for their arrest. there is no trust between the civil servants and the ethnic armed groups they helpless and their kind we feel safe being here since they started siding with us we told them ask us for anything that we can do to help we are ready to help. new partnership has brought to a new detention to the broad spectrum of resistance that the junk tonneau faces and greece concerns that should they go on the offensive violence could spiral out of control. and there's reports of members of ethnic groups uniting with lawmakers and 2 protesters to form a national unity government in the country something we'll be tracking in the coming weeks. so many of us have been wearing face masks this past year

destroyed in clashes reported on where to say between the army and faces from the korean national liberation army the care you of course has been a vocal opponents of the journey. to be as the spokesman of the current peace support network he's in near north korean state and says the displaced people there needs immediate humanitarian assistance. all this market there's not been any jet fighters fly over the kenya territory but we have seen a lot of drones continue to surveillance the areas and right now we have more than 30000 internally displaced people are hiding in the jungle because they don't know where the jet fighters are coming again and they don't know where and when they go to drop the bombs again so disturbing to see this more than 20000 internally displaced people is currently needs humanitarian effect and tiring and has. put a very restricted border x.x. so she materia facts that coming from thailand to cranston it is very much and the control of thai authority and we have not see a. human to accept being alone by the tired already much so these people need immediate human hair x.x.

morning and a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in eastern me in mar where the separatist karen national liberation army is opposing the military coup thousands of people have fled government airstrikes in karen state over the past 2 weeks with reports of schools and homes being destroyed on wednesday clashes were reported between the army and rebel fighters at least 10 major armed groups of backed anti to protest as in myanmar or soul food baby is the spokesperson for the karen support network is in myanmar as current state and says the displaced people need immediate humanitarian assistance. all this market there's not been any jet fighters flying over the kindle territory but we have seen a lot of drones continue to surveillance the areas and right now we have more than 30000 internally displaced people hiding in the jungle because they don't know where the jet fighters are coming again and they don't know where and when they go to drop the bombs again so disturbing to see this more than 20000 internally displaced people is currently in its humanitarian effect and tiring and has. put a very restricte

korean states wednesday fighting was reported between the army and fighters from the current national liberation army who has opposing the joined. live no tony chang who's monitoring news developments in myanmar from bangkok in the neighboring thailand toward it let's just start with the violence on the ground obviously very difficult for us to confirm as we can't get into the country itself but given what you're seeing coming out of the country i mean how close is it looking that no one is heading towards civil war at this stage. well it's a very difficult question mema has been riven with these sort of ethnic struggles for decades some of the longest civil wars in recent history have been so what battles were have been inside myanmar dating back to as long as the end of the 2nd world war but if you look at today just a little window on what's happening you mentioned the attack in shan state now this is very interesting because since the military coup there's been a lot of talk about ethnic armed groups operating together but we haven't actually seen it before this so they claimed that 3 act togethe

since tuesday and hundreds of people have fled into thailand strikes came after the current national liberation army captured and burnt the army camp was caught heiler is monitoring developments from bangkok. some groups inside that korean held territory in myanmar they have been reporting at least 6 possibly as many as 9 airstrikes have been carried out since that attack on that outpost now once they they overran that that territory around the outpost pushing the m.-r. army out the canyons and you soldiers have occupied that area and even today there were some footage of them actually marching along the banks patrolling along the banks there know what this means is that this is kind of a continuation of what we've seen over the last month back in march 27th there were some airstrikes and some people in the current held territory came across the river here into thailand because they're worried about more airstrikes in retaliation and increased fighting and this is kind of been going on since then but what we saw on tuesday were the kind of launched us into a new round of airstrikes and there's conce

they arrived in the territory of one of the country's key arm to rebel groups the karen national liberation army the group controls large swathes of land on the border with thailand and has been fighting the central government for the last 70 years life in the camp is sparse and among its new inhabitants are striking teachers who see they had no choice but to flee there after the junk issued warrants for their arrests. but. there is no trust between the civil servants and the ethnic armed groups they help us and their kind we feel safe being here since they started siding with us we told them ask us for anything that we can do to help we are ready to help. this new partnership has brought to a new detention to the broad spectrum of resistance that the john tonneau faces and greece concerns that should they go on the offensive violence could spiral out of control. and there are reports of members of ethnic groups uniting with ousted lawmakers who protesters to form a national unity government in the country something we'll be tracking in the coming reefs. so many of us have been wearing face mask

i started on the side of the pakistan army, and ended up being liberated by the indian army and watching the creation of any nation, bangladesh. i get interview requests from bangladesh. i think they think i am a george washington figure. [laughter] they keep wanting me to come over for their festivities. and i, do you know, bangladesh is not high on my list of tours and attractions. [laughter] but i did that. i covered the indonesian takeover of portuguese timor. stuff like that. you didn't -- new beanie, the uprising in a funny greedy -- new guinea. the uprisings in papua new guinea, stuff like that was a most a constant in my life. i kept things packed. i could grab and run for the airport. it had to keep research material handy. i would grab it, i could read it on the plane going in and hit the ground and start filing stories. that is what you have to do when you are a wire service fireman. you're always been out fires. >> that has to be exciting. mr. galloway: it was. and i get to where it is time to think about leaving southeast asia, and a call up and say we want to make you the bureau chief in moscow, in t

much sensitive about it the nation has a bitter memories of the coups in this country an army taking over this civilian the civilian politics just one day before the liberation of the former admirals more than 104 members of the also declared a declaration and the government prefer to ignore this now the government is tyrion this declaration of the former admirals as a another coup desire of the former admirals and trying to influence over the country and threaten the security and the constitutional order of the country but the main opposition party c.h.p. in turkey says that the government's reaction is a kuperman and actually c.h.p. is deputy chair has just congratulated the former soldiers and for their part your take statement. that. england will be again lifting some coronavirus restrictions next week outdoor pabst james and shops will be allowed to re-open from monday as it slowly eases at a national lockdown the government is also testing a possible vaccine passport system but it's still unclear when travel restrictions will be lifted. result of your efforts and of course with the of the vaccine rollout is that i can today confirm that from monday the

national legion was incorporated into the ukrainian army. analysts say russia has encouraged and supported territorial disputes in ukraine as it did in georgia to hinder the 2 countries from joining nato me at the ball liberation we georgians know what it means when your dignity and liberty is taken the ukrainians helped us and now it's our turn to help them they told us during our war that if we didn't stop russia and georgia then we would eventually have to stop them in ukraine they predicted this would happen and they were right. the sound of gunshots could be heard every few minutes. the morning started with shelling and now they are trying to provoke us to shoot back and find out our positions this ukrainian soldier tells us there are around 50 georgians that are working with the ukrainian army right the way along the front line the army here the smalling very nervous they want to allow us to progress any further up this road because in the last half an hour or so we've heard what they describe as. targeting a position very close to here. both sides accuse each other of violating the 2015 cease fire agreement most every day go to pleases weapon before going back to his checkpoint he says defending ukraine

very much sensitive about it the nation has a bitter memories of the coups in this country an army taking over the civilian civilian politics just one day before the liberation of the former admirals more than $100.00 foreign ambassadors also declared a declaration and the government preferred to ignore this now the government is tyrion this declaration of the former roles as a another coup desire of the former admirals and trying to influence over the country and threaten the security and the constitutional order of the country but the main opposition party c.h.p. in turkey says that the government's reaction is a coup parent and actually c.h.p. is deputy chair has just congratulated the former soldiers and for their part to your take statement. says i thank you for that update from istanbul. you know the news hour on al-jazeera coming up right after the break we look at how one community in the u.k. is struggling to survive during the current i was and then. discard phase. i was hit by like about refugees who fled violence in west africa recalled their harrowing journeys to a new life in the u.s. and their rare a defeat for the brooklyn nets axel from the

much sensitive about it the nation has a bitter memories of the coups in this country an army taking over the civilian the civilian politics just one day before the liberation of the former admirals more than $100.00 foreign ambassadors also declared a declaration and the government preferred to ignore this now the government is tying this declaration of the former admirals as a another coup desire of the former admirals and trying to influence over the country and threaten the security and the constitutional order of the country but the main opposition party c.h.p. in turkey says that the government's reaction is a cooper mayor and actually c.h.p. his deputy chair has just congratulated the former soldiers and for their part your take statement. army commanders and mozambique say a significant number of fighters have been killed during an operation an operation to retake palma stormed that more than town last month killing dozens of people thousands who escaped the violence and fled to the city of pemba but aid agencies and many more are still in hiding in forests with little access to food or water. now israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is legal a

much sensitive about it the nation has a bitter memories of the coups in this country an army taking over the civilian the civilian politics just one day before the liberation of the former admirals more than $100.00 foreign ambassadors also declared a declaration and the government preferred to ignore this now the government is tying this declaration of the former admirals as a another coup desire of the former admirals and trying to influence over the country and threaten the security and the constitutional order of the country but the main opposition party c.h.p. in turkey says that the government's reaction is a coup parent and actually c.h.p. his deputy chair has just congratulated the former soldiers and for their part your take statement. a leak at a waste water reservoir is causing concern that a wall of water could overwhelm hundreds of homes in the u.s. state of florida the water contains hazardous waste from an old fertilizer factory how to contain the parts. it's the one question thousands of people in the u.s. state of florida are asking will this spill turn into a giant flood we're talking about the potential of about 600000000 gallons within

national legion was incorporated into the ukrainian army. analysts say russia has encouraged and supported territorial disputes in ukraine as it did in georgia to hinder the 2 countries from joining nato. me at the ball liberation we georgians know what it means when your dignity and liberty is taken the ukrainians helped us and now it's our turn to help them they told us during our war that if we didn't start russia and georgia then we would eventually have to stop them in ukraine they predicted this would happen and they were right. the sound of gunshots could be heard every few minutes. the morning started with shelling and now they are trying to provoke us to shoot back and find out our positions this ukrainian soldier tells us there are around 50 georgians that are working with the ukrainian army right the way along the front line the army here the smalling very nervous they want to allow us to progress any further up this road because in the last half an hour or so we've heard what they describe as. targeting a position very close to here. both sides accuse each other of violating the 2015 cease fire agreement most every day go to pleases weapon before going back to his checkpoint he says defending ukrain

on an army base there thought to have been carried out by the rebel tigray people�*s liberation front. there have been accusations of serious abuses, by all sides in the conflict. the united nationsntry in a coup in february. a local monitoring group says more than 500 people have been killed in total. save the children says at least 43 of the victims were children. it�*s been two months since the military takeover in myanmar. in the past 24 hours, the un and the us have evacuated family members of staff because of the worsening security situation. myanmar authorities have ordered an internet shutdown until further notice. the headlines on bbc news... more than 70 mps launch a campaign against coronavirus vaccine passports, calling them �*divisive and discriminatory�* more than 40 people have been killed and dozens injured in a train crash in taiwan campaigners have started legal action against the government over guidance that bans care home residents in england aged 65 and overfrom taking trips outside the home. more on that story now. campaigners have started legal action over government guidance that bans older care home residents in england from going on visits outside the h