south asia has been suffering unseasonably hot weather in recent months. in april, some places in india recorded their highest temperatures ever for the time of year . international researchers say such heat waves are 30 times more likely to happen because of climate change. greenpeace india says global heating is not only causing more illness and deaths. it is also leading to crop failures and food insecurity. d, w many are chaudhry has been speaking to farmers in my russia state in western india. they told her they have never experienced weather patterns as extreme as they are now. most stretches of land in with arbour, a region in the western state of my russia looked like this during the summer months. several districts here are categorized as climate change, hotspots, soaring temperatures, and the shortage of water makes life difficult for the millions of farmers who live here bonded unc garvey says, this is heat wave is terrible and it's almost impossible to work in these conditions. he says it's not just bombers productivity, but also how much they

the stream is coming up next, looking at the impact of extreme weather conditions in south asia. ah ah, i am from yeah, okay, to day on the stream. deadly monsoon flooding in north east india and bangladesh has left more than 9000000 people in desperate need of shelter. food and water, people in south asia are having to cope with flooding, extreme heat, land size, and drought all at the same time. so we are asking is climate change making the region unbearable? we start with lots of ivis in bangladesh. oh them we really would easy. yeah. i received some dr. puffed rice to eat in the last few days. at my house, it was swept away to where we don't even know what blood they died. i got we stayed in our flooded home for one week. now we are staying at a shelter, but there is no food. today the water has receded a little, so i hope to go home sooner like i never really with them. i have never seen this type of flood in my life. the 2004 flood was big, but not like this one. my house is still under waste. deep water, you know. hm. yeah. tom lucy, joining us to talk about the ongoing fl

bangladesh is a state in south asia located to the east of india and is bordered by the bay of bengal. bangladesh is distinguished by a rich fauna and an abundance of waterways; residents often move here by boat in the southern part of the coast there is a huge mangrove forest. this is the state flag homeland area of ​​the bengal tigers. bangladesh green color symbols. smama a red circle, a symbol of the rising sun, the national emblem of water lilies in the center is the national symbol of the country talking emblem. bengal land, but, frankly , i would call this country bengal water, because when you fly up to dhaka from the sea, and that’s how, by the way, most of the planes fly up in the capital of bangladesh, then a huge panorama of numerous branches of different rivers is wiped down below, in fact, which are formed by the two large rivers of asia, these are the ganges and the brahmat. as a matter of fact, delta is a big delta of these years. this is bangladesh. and then there is a huge number of river flows flowing from the assambe mountains. formula authorities visited dhaka in

there are usually warning systems in place as well because this happens every year in south asia duringe not able to move to safety, they were not able to be evacuated on time. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. ukraine says it will increase its export of grain to two million tonnes this month using land routes — but that will still be less than half the amount it would previously have moved by sea. an official in kyiv said two million tonnes is the maximum volume that the existing infrastructure can transport each month. a chinese film—maker wanted by the malawian authorities over allegations of racism and child exploitation has been arrested in neighbouring zambia. lu ke was exposed by a bbc africa eye investigation which reported he had used malawian children to film personalised greetings videos, some of which included racist content. colombia's largest active rebel group, the national liberation army has said it's willing to resume peace talks with the government once the new president, gustavo petro, takes office in august. mr petro has become the country's

there are usually warning systems in place as well because this happens every year in south asia duringainfall for nearly a week, so people were not able to move to safety, they were not able to be evacuated on time. hollywood actor, ben stiller is on a visit to ukraine where he visited the war torn city of irpin which was targeted by russian troops in the early days of the conflict. on monday, which was world refugee day, the actor met the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky in kyiv and the two talked about the importance of keeping ukraine in the headlines. ben stiller also told mr zelensky it was an honour to meet him and thanked him for all he is doing for his country. you're my hero. you're amazing. you quit a great acting careerfor this. not so great as yours. no, but pretty great. but what you've done and the way that you've rallied the country and for the world, it's really inspiring. it's too much for me. 0ur our special report now, thailand has seen a strike turned around and its laws on illegal drugs until recently, the kingdom's harsh penalties and see hundreds of foreig

the real issue is much longer silica was the 1st country in south asia to liberalize its economy back in 1977. when the jai walden, a government at that time, took sri lanka, away from the non aligned movement to the orbit of the united states. and with the support of much rattle organizations, structural adjustment cities under no liberal talk with tread liberalization and financial liberalization, leading us to become more dependent on international markets. but those reforms could not be sustained because of a long civil war. that was started in 1983 lasting 26 years. so it is really with the end of the civil war in 2009. that what i have characterized as the 2nd wave of new liberalism when the mind the raja bucks the government at that time, which had won the war with a very authoritarian, militarized ford decided to take your liberal policies forward. so they've been in borrowed extensively in the international capital markets in particular and invested in infrastructure and tourism. but there are no returns from those investments. and it is dos foreign debt in the form of sovere

the real issue is much longer silica was the 1st country in south asia to liberalize since economy back in 1977. when the giant was in a government at that time took 3 away from the number line went to the orbit of the united states. and with the support of my structural organizations, structural adjustment, fittest on the new liberal talk with tread liberalization and financial liberalization. leading us to become more dependent on international markets. but those reforms could not be sustained because of as long civil war. that was started in 1983 lasting 26 years. so it is really with the end of the civil war in 2009. that what i have characterized as a 2nd wave of some when the mind, the raj bucks the government at the time, which had won the war with a very authoritarian, militarized ford decided to take your liberal policies forward. so they've been borrowed extensively in the international capital markets in particular and invested in infrastructure and tourism. but there are no returns from those investments. and it is dos foreign debt in the form of sovereign warnings over the

from kabul, the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports.t. for more than 300 districts of afghanistan, clerics and tribal elders have come to kabul. but no media allowed. and no photo or video of the gathering has been released so far. the roads to the meeting tightly secured, but earlier in the day, a gun battle took place outside. a little known anti—talleyrand group claimed responsibility —— anti—tele— band. on wednesday, this video was released showing preparations for the meeting. in which the taliban hopes to get an endorsement from muslim scholars and tribal leaders in the country. but women and people from different ethnic groups have been excluded. and when asked about whether a decision on lifting the band on secondary schools were girl would be discussed, the answer was vague. translation: girls' exit patient is definitely an issue. people want it. it is a need for the future as well. but for the conditions to be suitable and all religious scholars to reach all religious scholars to reach a consistence, we require some time. , .,

,orrespondent, rajini vaidyanathan, reports. 0ur south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan,ppeared. entire districts submerged. flashfloods have erased much of bangladesh's sylhet region. they've shown no mercy for those living here. shumana's home was battered by the rains. it now sits on a makeshift island. a family which lost so much, holding on to the one remaining memory they cherish the most, a passport photo of shumana's 35—year—old husband. her sister also died. both drowned after the family took a boat out on a desperate search for food and safer ground. translation: we were j trying to reach the other side of the bridge. i panicked, seeing the amount of water. we couldn't row the boat. it filled up and capsized. and i fell into the water. these are the worst rains in a century for sylhet. once a thriving area, now only navigable by boat. the rains wrecked this house. there's barely anything left to salvage. she's just one of the millions in this region now left in limbo with nowhere to go. translation: we're living in| the fields with cows and goats. how will we re

people in south asia are having to cope with flooding, extreme heat, land size, and drought all at the same time. so we are asking is climate change making the region unbearable? we start with lots of ivers in bangladesh. oh them we do, lee. worries. yeah. i received some dr. popped rice to eat in the last few days. at my house. it was swept away to where we don't even know what blood they died. i got, we stayed in our flooded home for one week. now we are staying at a shelter, but there is no food to day, the water has receded a little, so i hope to go home soon. adella is a va loan. i have never seen this type of flood in my life. the 2004 flood was big, but not like this one. my house is still under waste. deep water, you know. hm. yeah. come loses. joining us to talk about the ongoing floods and the impacts of extreme weather in south asia. have me re to share a bad so get to have all 3 of you with us. have me please say hello to our international audience, who may not recognize you from your reporting in flop water. go ahead. hi patty, please introduce yourself. hello telly, what?

let's reporter azadeh moshiri. begin in south asia. dozens let's begin in south asia.were killed in bangladesh. what do we know about that?— about that? because the situation _ about that? because the situation is _ about that? because the situation is so _ about that? because the l situation is so dangerous, military personnel have been sent out because other than the loss of life you just mentioned, millions have been stranded from their homes and they don't have access to them, and transport has been hit as well. one example that really brings home the extent of how bad the floods have been is in the town of cherapunji, in north—east bangladesh, which is typically one of the wetter towns in bangladesh but it's also one of the hardest hit right now. if you look at the figures of the rainfall, this week in only three days they've recorded 2460 millimetres of rain. to put that into perspective, if you compare it with a city like london, we typically record around 630 millimetres in a year. in comparison cherapunji is getting four years of rain in only three days. the r

but also, as i said, india and potentially even some of the countries in east asia and also in south asia and even middle east. now, the ramification is not just that. i think he'd be rich, a certain point that the government's office shows the more just more convey gene, but also other country. they have to discuss more focusing the how oil pipe line and gas pipe line has to be coordinated times nationally, from russia to countries noticing china, but also through central asia to south asia and also the middle east. ok. and i know there are a lot of talks about and, and iranian oil will be poverty, open up to your peer market. ok. but i guess the situation we need to look into that because the steel roams for discussion about these energy corporation between moscow and toronto. yeah, very interesting. very interesting. explain. are there apartment in terms of the economic and links between russia and china and not what knock on effect is not have for the us? how concerned will washington be? do you think one of the concern has at least to fall in a 1st praise with the washington d. c, th

that is still pretty strong and south asia as well. let me find his number quickly for you. downgraded to 6.8% in 2022. it was 7.6% in 2021. country by country, these forces the world bank are so worried about are hitting different countries differently, and that is another challenge for central bankers. rishaad: risks mounting up. kathleen hays there. let's have a look at some first word news. janet yellen saying inflation is likely to stay high and that she should not have called it transitory last year. speaking to lawmakers, she defended the biden administration's $2 trillion american rescue plan saying it is not to blame for the surging costs of living. inflation is expected to really show the cpi remaining near 40 year highs. >> let me say, i think that bringing inflation down should be our number one priority and president biden in an op-ed on inflation and recent remarks has indicated that it is our top right already. rishaad: sri lanka foreign exchange reserves rose for the first time in five months. it is perhaps likely to a deferment of payments to india. . rose t

it's all about the heat across northern areas of south asia in particular for northern areas of india, places like new delhi thing, hot and dry conditions, dangerous heat here. and it is going to continue as we go into the new weak temperatures. edging up into the early forty's, across northern areas, but for pakistan you can see law coming in at 46 degrees. it's going to be on the up this week. lots of hot and dry conditions with just a light wind. for some relief. we have to head further south and got the south west monsoon, bringing some heavy rain to the likes of carola as well as sri lanka, heavier thunderstorms, popping off around, go and for the north east. once again we will see some thunderstorms rumble there. but much of the wet weather is going to be concentrated around the bay of bank goal . now as we move to east asia, it's looking wet, wet, wet as well. it was much of the korean peninsula. i'm southern areas of japan. we could see up to 200 millimeters of rainfall here. and of course that brings a risk of flash flooding. you can see it working into western areas of hon s

hello, they will have a look at south asia in a moment. the 1st to east asia where heat continues to dominate in the very north like the beijing you can see the temperature touching up and lingering in the early thirty's. now there is a change to come. we've got a system bringing some really wet and windy weather to the north east of china, and that's going to knock a lot of the warmth out by the time we get into monday. but further south of this, it does start to clear up as the plum rains push this way further east, those pulses of heavy rain pulling up towards the korean peninsula and japan would take a closer look. we are going to see some very heavy rain pull into southern areas here by the time we get in some monday that'll of swept its way up towards tokyo, rain on schedule here, it's going to knock out some of that warmth as it is for the likes of sol in the korean peninsula, if we take a look at the 3 day here, and temperature is going to be dipping right down from 31 on saturday as that rain rolls in on monday. now as we move to

tom loses joining us to talk about the ongoing floods and the impact of extreme weather in south asia. have me re to shower band, so get to have all 3 of you with us. have me please say hello to our international audience. who may not recognize you from your reporting in flop? will i go ahead? hi patty, please introduce yourself. hello. tell you what, who do i do? have them is that i'm talking with bill on the correspondent bob, we're in new denny and the last one month our team has been to the state of farming and does ne, which has been 2 major rounds of flooding. i hear more about that in just a moment. hello, re to please introduce yourself to the stream, viewers around the world. hello everyone. i'm good. how do i sound? i'm a senior research, her climate change group. i've international student one moment in development. get to have you and sharon, welcome to the screen. thank you for bringing your expertise to us. please say hello to our audience around the world. hi everybody. we are. it's child on the world. come on. i'm an enrollment and the climate just employer beefed in.

of course, napoleon south asia alone cannot deal with this issue and it requires global commitment and co operation. ah, to address this global challenge or from what we understand the waste that's been collected at in the fall mountains and at their base camps are sorted into decompose zable waste like food and paper and non decompose, we'll wait like oxygen cylinders, old tens are tin cans and batteries on the local authorities are, will deal with the decompose the ble waste in their specific localities. while the non decompose zable waste is being transported to cut men due to management, to waste management centers for recycling. ah, and to be re used. no volcanoes interrupted in eastern philippines, covering turns with heavy clods of ash. the blast from the bullish on volcano lasted about 17 minutes. it was caused by boiling water under the crater evacuations or underway. no injuries had been recorded. ah.

now as we move to south asia, the rains rolling into southern areas of india, thanks to the monsoon. we could see some of those shop a thunderstorms developing more central areas. by the time we get in some monday, but the heat continues to dominate in the northwest in places like pakistan will see the temperature continue to pick up in the hall through the week. i saw official airlines of the john how and why did who become so obsessed with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold the corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. very good, i rip this deal apart if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing what we're talking about? why american, today we take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here at al jazeera. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. ah ah, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top stories now. this out, at least 5 people have been killed and dozens injured off to a fire talk through a container tech, he se

they will start in south east asia and the south west one soon is bringing enhanced rain for ca, bots, of indo china in particular for me and more and thailand we are expecting the fears thunderstorms in bangkok through the week. a lot of that rain edging down, tricking down the malay peninsula towards indonesia. we are expecting some fierce thunderstorms on monday, across more than areas of bornea and broo night. and by the time we get to choose day, it will be northern areas. all of the philippines see the heavy rain with thunderstorms rolling into manila. now as we had down under 2 austria, it was a warmer than average. some of it wind has suddenly arrived, particularly for the southeast corner. now if we look further west for past, we have a few sunny fine and dry days ahead of wet weather that starts to roll. and by the time we get to the mid we but it's really the southeast corner that seeing the cold conditions, gusty winds as well. and blizzard like conditions on the higher ground. we have already seen some flooding in adelaide. we could see more of that as that rain sweeps it

north-south corridor, which will provide stable communication channels with the middle east and south asia, counting on the fact that cargo traffic along this route will begin to grow steadily in the near future. it is important not only that russia's international trade intends to build up scientific technological cultural humanitarian sports cooperation on the principles of equality and respect for partners. at the same time, our country will strive for responsible leadership in all these areas. the second principle of our long-term development is the reliance on entrepreneurial freedom, each private initiative aimed at the benefit of russia should receive maximum support and space for implementation. pandemic. current events have confirmed how important flexibility and freedom in the economy is for private business in a tough environment amid attempts by any means to restrain our development has proved that it is able to compete in global markets adaptation to rapidly changing external conditions also occurs at the expense of private business, it is necessary to ensure the dynamic devel

my pleasure. sticking to south asia monsoon rains had hit both bangladesh and india triggering flash. 7 floods and impacting millions of people doesn't have died and darker calls in the countries worst flooding. in almost 20 years, the eastern indian stayed at a sam which borders bangladesh has also been hit with the government sending in the military to help with rescue efforts help. finally arrives to the relief of beleaguered villagers. soldiers pull this army raft, rescuing people stranded by days of flooding in some state. and not just people. more and more, arrive for assistance until there's no more room and all on board are brought to safety. survivors describe the dangers they faced. amaya, betty, anybody in our village got flooded 5 days ago, but i would find it. and yet, and in the last 3 days, the water rose further ever monet level. our house got flooded yet with waste level water and home. i said, there's no way we can stay in our house and, and we don't have drinking water and there are no sanitary facilities. we're asking the government for relief and help the brom a p

there's many across south asia in india, and by another ish, for example. what does the particular draw there? ah, she thought it's important for us one to send one villages of relative basically like a small class of human beings that have like a company just it's a very small class of $500.00 to a year. and then when it comes to the actual theme of god, you know, it's also bought into understand what they can buy, that it would be the food average, but would have to buy certain you're not the kind of them, the logic. it would be the ability to get them regions, it would be the cost that they could see that was now when you set all of this and bring it on a medium like youtube in the fall off, there's big deal that i saw wrong. and so i think it just be better because because in this part of the way we like a lot of rhonda is we like a lot of was lays ation. we like that all you know, you know, being wanted being required and i will just bring back to the 4 because you get the same time before the home. there is a little bit of last minute because keeps ch

a crust world, south asia, the pacific, and australia have most the largest proportions of both soft and hot coral reefs due to climate change. in addition to pollution and overfishing specialized in soft corals, steinberg and other scientists have developed a way to monitor to health of 2 corals. but she says to problem leads to be tackled from its root, restoring reefs, and regenerating reefs is not gonna be the way we save them the way we save them is producing carbon dioxide emissions. and then when those emissions are gone and we have all these techniques restoration, then we'll be able to bring them back. so the vibrance under the sea can as well be preserved. all right, well of next find out if robot dogs could soon replace real pats our technology series shift is up next and don't forget you can keep up. did i know the latest news on our website, dw, dot com or follow us on social media? i'm part of the, the, as in britain garcia's here in people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families on the ta

better at 1st, when things start going wrong, they go wrong very, very quickly. across the world, south asia, the pacific and australia have lost the largest proportions of both soft and hot coral reefs due to climate change. in addition to pollution and overfishing, specialist and soft corals, steinberg and other scientists have developed a way to monitor to health of to corals. but she says to problem leads to be tackled from its root, restoring reefs, and regenerating reefs is not gonna be the way we save them the way we save them is producing carbon dioxide emissions. and then when those emissions are gone and we have all these techniques for restoration that we'll be able to bring and back. so the vibrance under the sea can as well be preserved. are i well up next, a dock film at looking at the long rivalry between iran and the united states. and don't forget, you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website, d, w dot com, and you can follow on our social media accounts. i'm pablo foliage from me on the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. take care and see again at

nationalist bjp government to destroy homes and livelihoods of the minority muslim community. 0ur south asiatails. in the streets of saharanpur, a lingering fear. for muslims in the town, nothing feels safe any more. anti—muslim sentiment is growing in india. targeted in hate crimes, attacked in political speeches. now they are afraid the government is coming for their homes. this is what happened... bulldozers sent in after her 17—year—old son, abdul, was detained. authorities say they will demolish illegally constructed homes of those accused of taking part in violent protests. she was here with her young grandchildren when the diggers showed up without warning. translation: the | children were crying. they were howling. there were lots of police here, too. everyone was scared. the bulldozer was outside and we were in here. thousands demonstrated in the town following friday prayers over a week ago. after a national spokesperson for the hindu nationalist bjp made offensive remarks about the prophet muhammad. a largely peaceful march turned tense. dozens of muslim men detained. asma hasn't

better at 1st, when things start going wrong, they go wrong very, very quickly. across the world, south asia, the pacific and australia have most the largest proportions of booth soft and hot coral reefs due to climate change. in addition to pollution and overfishing specialized in soft corals, steinbeck and all the scientists have developed a way to monitor the health of to corals. but she says to problem leads to be tackled from its root, restoring reefs, and we're generating reefs is not gonna be the way we save them the way we save them is reducing carbon dioxide emissions. and then when those emissions are gone and we have all these techniques restoration, then we'll be able to bring them back. so the vibrance under the sea can as well be preserved in formula one red bull driver max for sap and mastered wet conditions in montreal to take po position. at the canadian grand prix, the world champion leads to standing by 21 points and has won 4 of the last 5 rights. he's joined on the front row by the latest, but the oldest driver on the grid. fernando alone, so of alpine for stop ins. riva

now to south asia, which has been suffering unseasonably hot weather and earlier than usual heat wave in india and pakistan is being blamed for at least 9 the death so far this year dw manner chowdhury husband speaking to farmers in western india. they told her they've never experienced weather patterns as extreme as what they're seeing right now. more stretches of land and with ever a region in the western state of my russia looked like this during the summer months. several districts here are categorized as climate change, hotspots, soaring temperatures, and the shortage of water makes life difficult for the millions of farmers who live you bound to rank away says this, the earth heat wave is terrible and it's almost impossible to work in these conditions. he says it's not just farmer's productivity, but also how much they produce that is impacted or delivery actually. but tiny organisms which live in the soil make it fertile over if it gets to. hoppy organisms are affected, run hopefully if they are wiped out entirely because of such heat. loved will eventually become barren. what

it remains rather wet for much of the week now was we had to south asia, it's weather in the northeast, but the hot and dry conditions continue for the north west people they're suffering from water shortages thanks to that intense heat and where c, temperatures in new delhi and the hor, touching up into the early to mid forties for the wet weather we have to look to the west coast. we've got the one soon reins bringing some thunderstorms to my rush tra by monday that's the weather. ah, did you know you can watch out? you see were english streaming live on? i think 2 channels plus thousands of all programs, hold winning documentaries and death news reports. subscribe to you to forward slash al jazeera english. ah .

our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan has the details.ets of saharanpur, a lingering fear. for muslims in the town, nothing feels safe any more. anti—muslim sentiment is growing in india. targeted in hate crimes, attacked in political speeches. now they are afraid the government is coming for their homes. this is what happened... bulldozers sent in after her 17—year—old son, abdul, was detained. authorities say they will demolish illegally constructed homes, of those accused of taking part in violent protests. she was here with her young grandchildren when the diggers showed up without warning. translation: the children were crying. they were howling. there were lots of police here, too. everyone was scared. the bulldozer was outside and we were in here. thousands demonstrated in the town following friday prayers over a week ago. after a national spokesperson for the hindu nationalist bjp made offensive remarks about the prophet muhammad. a largely peaceful march turned tense. dozens of muslim men detained. this woman hasn't seen her son

the real issue is much longer silica was the 1st country in south asia to liberalize its economy back in 1977. when the jai was in a government at that time, took sri lanka, away from the non aligned movement to the orbit of the united states. and with the support of much rental organizations, structural adjustment, ah cities under neo liberal park with tread liberalization and financial liberalization leading us.

here in the south, if you, if you follow the comments by many leaders built in africa or in the south asia in south america, you don't see that kyle narrative. the usual way, let's see, excuse for not being that much engaged in the conflict or not being totally aligned to the u. s. or to the west position. is that the usual, let's say, excuse, is that this is not our business in a says in the 3rd, most of these leaders you will, to united nations. you'll also see this kind of pattern differently from what the heck elizabeth, when we had the cold war, for instance, the cold war was a clear division here in brazil for instance, there was a clear division both between those who are pro us, those who are parole so here, now what i see is more of a pragmatic position as the digit issue. as i mentioned here in brazil where it would cultural sector so important. as the dizzy issue here is mostly fertilizers. we are highly dependent on the input of fertilizers. what no, seeing the government isn't very much engaged into improving logistics and the use of for fertilizer or even assimilating local i

but we will find out how actively citizens vote. boxers from south america, asia, africa and russia these days are competing for the title of the best in moscow with an autoball international tournament who is suspected of killing the daughter of a high-ranking official from the moscow region details of this and other stories in the program conduct duty? situation in donbass five civilians were killed and 24 injured in shelling over the past 24 hours in the dpr this morning, ukrainian troops destroyed the mine named after chelyuskintsev were hit by mortar hail and hurricanes under fire and the city of yasinovataya shells. they are also torn in residential areas of settlements. mikhailovka and panteleymonovka in lidevka, a gas pipeline was damaged in the village of golmovsky , a hospital, a school and two kindergartens were partially destroyed. war correspondent from france neoan crystal came under artillery fire from the side ukrainian military in donetsk, she said that everything was fine with her. no, a shell hit her car. she herself managed to hide in one of the cellars. in the same pl

it is these countries of africa, south america, asia that are still reluctant to accept whose side ised russia and ukraine, and this is even contrary to the fact that european leaders called on african and near eastern countries not to believe russian propaganda and not to spread those ideas, but it is the first the row about russia accusing the west of exacerbating the global food crisis, however , african leaders did not take sides and they are trying to somehow solve the issue of the food crisis that will really happen and even the latest publications of the end of last month they say that the african country should stay out of this conflict, and they don't call war a war, and we saw the vote for the implementation of the un resolution, and about 40 countries did not vote, but refrained from condemning it. er aggression of russia, andriy, you know recently during the economic forum in davos, on the sidelines, they discussed active communication of ukraine on the international arena, and on the sidelines, without naming names, i will not refer to specific names now, but there was su

let's find out how actively citizens vote. boxers from south america asia africa and russia these days are competing for the title of the best in moscow an international tournament has started a new program of arkady mamontov's studio why is the opinion of an american analyst regarding the ukrainian crisis so different from official washington, dpr over the past 24 hours recorded 62 shelling from the side of the armed forces killed, five civilians 24 injured this morning chelyuskintsev mine in donetsk in the village of golmarovsky partially destroyed building of the hospital of the school of two kindergartens following the situation special correspondent boris maksudov is following the situation . he is now on direct line . boris welcome. we are waiting for the details. about this information, donetsk comes up after a night shelling, now we are in that sleeping area, just in the center of the city where the night before, and ukrainian artillery sent 40 shells of the grad system. look at the scale of the destruction - this is one of the places where the shell fell. this one, for example

in that m a w william more and more south asia. joe fietta, but she did. or did you already know odeo any horrid heritage? was there no good news placed there said lasha to do it in return. don't found guys . it is up. yes, our dean is exactly and fresh and quote, how are you sure now she did to wearing it away? no, i did. i did it. and i was quoted in dull when making this rocker are housed. i did call him guy mucosy in suicide scenarios. and when that misery would and okay, did. oh, gotta push it. emily context there wouldn't go easy attic to vo, nikita. oh. and what about when he caught up and we'll cover walker id say is that he got the city of a 70 percent in for more, but that in for more to be described really a thin, informal we're not through this calling them slums or anything. but i mean in formalities, davis, but the son that if they're given is not the standard that is prescribed by the math of them. and informality he happens to be disabled, the phases of the houses, the materials that are being used. not more of it been an illegal set up lik

and while talking about the south china sea, he also appeared to take a swipe at the us, noting that countries within the asia pacific countries that actually have a stake in the south china sea must work together to prevent countries outside the region from turning into troubled waters throughout the speech multiple swipes as the u. s. he did make a note specifically about china us relations, noting that it is a mistake for the us to continue to regard china as a threat, an adversary or even an enemy. and at china is open to dialogue, so long as those taking place at a place of mutual respect. throughout his speech while talking about many contented issues that have been discussed here at the shangri la dialogue in singapore, he made the point that china is not a bully used the was that i think we all know who the real belief is and that china is committed to peaceful development on all of these issues. thank you very much for that update. jessica washington live for us in singable. let's head to hong kong now where adrian brown is standing by a drain fung whose comments could be described as provocative to

but it seems that the leaders in major parts of africa and asia, south asia consider this war, a geopolitical conflict of interest between with the western russia for once they are not involved. but they can just like watch what happens and people don't in the, in the, in the global south seem to not very much know about the fact that russia has been reducing exports before the onset of the war. the china has been purchasing. basically everything that was on the market before the war. so based on the artificial intelligence models that probably told them that there is a risk of green shorter so they can capitalize on that. but it seems that the story that rush ourselves to african leaders according to which all this catastrophe is a result of 1st sanctions and off russia means cut of the swift system. seems to play very well. so either of these out it last week as a battle of narratives and it is very unclear who, why when that battle let yeah, me bring in a go staff essentially on how far the west should go in trying to make a deal. not only with put in but with our to one himself or to one