can you talk a little bit about that in the south asia context? it is indeed unfortunate that it is, but let me put it this way. the people of south asia are linked together by what was known as the 3rd of the hip. the police chose of the him out of the and got caught them in him to gush mountain ranges which formed the 3rd largest collection of fresh water, other than on the bulls. on the face of the a. and this is friend, she want to feed about 16 drums boundaries, rivers and feeds billions and billions of people. now this fresh water, these dishes, under severe threat because of the climate crisis and the some forecast, i think it's a mode which is a government due based research organization has recently published a report saying that most of these issues will be done before they will be melted by the end of this century, which to me that billions and billions of people are not just for security. what is security? but the culture, heritage livelihoods, and indeed lives on a threat because of the climate crisis unit bucks about an india and bun

we have about 50 seconds live talking south asia di with the climate change. there are 2 things that would need to happen. the fastest the cut as i'm pollution south asia is not a major contributor historically to climate change, but to stop the find a woman. everyone needs to come down to their and the, by the way you are and sorry for countries like india, maybe getting rid of cold is probably the biggest thing that you can imagine. but there's also plenty of other things with agriculture and other sectors to. the 2nd big thing is adapting to the effects of it. so if cities have heat ponds, they can massively reduce the number of deaths that come when heat waves hit and they will hit, they'll keep on hitting. so either way, whether or not we make any progress stuff in climate change, we also need to adapt to the effects. believe it though, thanks so much for coming in today. i do cannot just do the crime winter photo. thanks very much. now boot on is one of the 3 countries worldwide that carbon negative. vast forests covered nearly 3 quarters of the land loc

a well farm is across south asia can expect more violent weather. so heat ways have already become hot. coastal floods the stronger tropical sites and will get strong the, the not more common. all of these re have it on crux. and what makes it a little bit more difficult to degrass, because if you're fond of these changes to the climate, will to make it less predictable, says difficult to know exactly what's going to happen. now to really get a sense of scale of the problem that this mountain range and south asia called the him do kush emulators and say this gigantic range of places feeds rivers that essentially supply water, drinking water, agricultural water, to more than one of the whole 1000000000 people and this mountain range by 2015 between one quarter and one 3rd of the ice and that will have melted. and so that's almost impossible to really imagine how that will affect comments. i mean, you'll have fast way too much water. i've the stuff to melt away. overflowing rivers, you'll have flash lines, and then late. so you'll have almost the oppo

, south asia and south east asia, to help them develop the tools and insights that actually allow them to also implement the treaty and, and really argue important and vicious. at text to now to some of the other global business stories making news. global food prices fell to a 2 year low in may. that's according salacious figures. i'm a u. n. a agriculture organization. yours own countries, books, the trends. so with food inpatient, they're remaining stubbornly high. in the rest of the world, the price of food fell at 22 percent from the peak reached in march last year. the international monetary fund tests re lanka must enforce painful reforms as part of its continued recovery. that comes with economic collapse not to severe food fuel on medicine. the shortages of triggered months of protest last year. japanese authorities have order to open a guy that's the firm behind chop t p t to ask users for permission before collecting sensitive data as part of its machine learning process. the countries data protection agency also says that reserves the right to take further ox. hong kon

thank you so much for that update, our south asia - stay indoors.itor. some breaking news to bring you. following a vote, switzerland has agreed to a net zero carbon law. supporters say the measures are needed to address the issues of climate change, highlighted by the dramatic melting of glaciers in the swiss alps, which lost one third of their ice volume between 2001 and 2022. a similar vote was rejected just a couple of years ago, so it just a couple of years ago, so it just shows how much of a change has happened, and the opposite has happened, and the opposite has happened today. that vote has come through. now let's have a look at today's sport. americans rickie fowler and wyndham clark will head into the final round of the us open with a one shot lead over the rest of the field. fowler could have had the outright lead, but three putted his final hole, meaning he had to settle for an even par round of 70. in contrast, clark produced this sublime approach at the eighteenth to set up his fourth birdie of the day and a one under par round of 69.

if you could talk first about the causes of the pollution in south asia.s not forest fires there. and of course the fact just 10 years ago, we saw images repeatedly from china, from chinese cities, that were the most polluted at the time. what were the steps that china took to reduce that pollution and are those replicated bowl? >> is estimated about 10 million people are dying prematurely every year around the world because of the effects of air pollution. that is an almost unfathomably large number. death at the scale of the holocaust every single year. while it is morally different in many profound ways, we are really distracted from the scale of the suffering that air pollution produces. the causes are different in different parts of the world and the ampex are different such that in a place like the u.s. that has relatively clean air by global standards, still we are seeing something like 350,000 americans dying every year in part due to air pollution. that is equivalent to the amount of americans who pass away from covid in the first year of the pand

the most defense of the eastern region south asia, south east asia and the countries present in the sky were also present, the secretary of defense of the united states, there were various countries that participated . thank you very much, aunt. i will say goodbye to you as we are in the international field. the american meteorological center has announced that there will be a terrible storm in the state of florida today. it is predicted that this storm will cause a lot of damage. it has been said that about 6 million people will be involved in this storm and flood in the state of florida . last year, the storm in this state of america killed 70 people. this is because the international the news of turkey and the new government of turkey, the news that the inauguration ceremony of mr. erdogan was held, he made changes in the cabinet of some ministers, including the minister of interior and the minister of foreign affairs, and it is said that due to the changes made at this level in the cabinet of mr. erdogan it seems that the country's foreign and strategic policy in the region will als

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as we go into friday, lots of sunshine and dry weather for the korean peninsula now was moved to south asia. it is a very wet story here from the north east. we've got some heavy rain as well for bangladesh and the pool as well as boo tan. but the story really is such a big part joy as it makes land full. it's gonna affect north west in pots of india as well as some southern areas of pockets on the students such to the south of this could bring some flooding as well as some very heavy rain and potentially damaging wins. it works its way towards the northeast. we got red warnings out for west lock, just on, on friday with some very heavy rain to, for over the next few days. that you weather update of the to the journey of almost 10 years in which the shakonda award for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from adams to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the nomination periods, the 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t,

lots of sunshine and dry weather for the korean peninsula now was moved to south asia. it is a very wet story here from the north east and got some heavy rain as well for bangladesh and the pool as well as blue tad. but the story really is slight come bit punch away as it makes land full. it's gonna affect north western parts of india as well as some southern areas of pocket's done. the students search to the south of this could bring some flooding. what of some very heavy rain and potentially damaging wins. it works its way towards the north east. we've got red warnings out for west largest on, on friday with some very heavy rain to for over the next few days that you weather update of the, the policy. and we'll see that it's a truly family affair. animals use of has called sons and all of them are football players. houses 0 wells tells disposing success story of why deal nice built by one family to become champions against all the best we joined freedom. we have the oldest one family, one team on out to 0. and it is adults, kids, congratulations. it's described as a s

so that had hair on alex's era, most of south asia is sweltering and a wet cold breaking heat waves. we made defective communities and binds with this unpacking stone the june on out. despite the roll, rain, forests and implants plate and come back and find maturity. democratic republic of congo is auctioning off oil exploration blocks in the congo basin. as julie struggles to agree, a new constitution, the big picture examined for the old prejudices against indigenous people awful through the country. that was the mountains of votes in general elections with several opposition. candidates locked concerns over the integrity of the electoral process, are ready to be raised. it must, if possible, show document trees. a new series of africa direct showcases african stories from african to make his and the medians of most vince from across the globe had too much to perform the stomach pilgrimage. june on al jazeera frank assessments. quite frankly, elizabeth dressed the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't trust the u

if you look at south asia, it is mostly economic.fe because they haven't been able to get enough jobs and opportunities in countries like pakistan or even from india and bangladesh. whereas war—torn countries like syria, people are leaving because they cannot live because of the threat of various militant groups or because of the ongoing war or clash of situations. ultimately it boils down to enough opportunities for their own people. for example countries like pakistan thatis for example countries like pakistan that is going through a huge economic crisis because foreign reserves have dropped below $4 million and the economy is struggling and unable to make more jobs and that is seen as the biggest problem. what can my country offer to me and that is why people are leaving. to me and that is why people are leavinu. ., ., to me and that is why people are leavinu. ., ~ ,, , to me and that is why people are leavinu. ., ,, ,, , . the us secretary of state antony blinken has been holding talks with his chinese counterpart in beijing — in

south east asia to africa and er, no doubt met here.rently very serious projects are being implemented by india iran russia iran and central asia in particular, uzbekistan iran e hmm, in order to make full use of iran's transport and transit potential to have a way out. e to the shabahar seaport, which has very serious great prospects in the future, as one of the main key points e of the large corridor of the trans-eurasian transport corridor north, south, which will connect india and iran and greater eurasia and uzbekistan as part of this large transport corridor corridor. this is a very interesting project, a very interesting direction to uzbekistan. it can act as a country, which is interested in cargo flows to the iranian port of chabar, and to uzbekistan itself can be a transit space so that a certain part of the flow of cargo goes through uzbekistan along trans iranian routes, to the seaports of iran , the desire of uzbekistan to go to the southern sides, it is synchronized with the desire of russia, uh, again, to go to these sout

shown no signs of easy kind of joining me now for more is as i saw in, in a spot in conflict in south asia and also the executive director of the institute for conflict management. this is on a one month seems to stop the violence in money for how would you describe the situation currently in the states. it has been substantially contained, however, the student, some uh, incidents uh ongoing. uh, there is a fairly severe clamp though. uh, the army has been deployed. uh there is the still a vice fit those pension on the movement of use in many areas. so the situation is very dense. the basic problem remains and continue to in some kind of a uh, nicholas gated resolution is that you were also in prison. the same majority mate and the minority communities arming themselves to protect their homes. how dangerous of development is that split? obviously it is dangerous because of the, you know, the, the, the demographically new, medically the 2 communities of the, especially if you're just a candle made these not the entire lazy community and you take the cookie community . the differences in pop

the w south asia bureau chief, i'm rate of c minus following the story. and she told me more about what officials are saying about the cause of the crash. the really minister was after cited today . and you said the initial findings really, really commission report is that this was caused by a fluid and will be described as an electronic interlocking system stop. this is the system which links the sickness to the track of this obviously mass function in some way. and therefore, you have this, what people are describing is freak accidents involving treat cream. not still not clear with a dis malfunction was due to human error, or it was a technical issue, but that is what is being investigated at the moment. meanwhile, the green green has started the opposite. she wants the government to take accountability for this tragedy, asking for the really minister to be to resign with this accident. and this will still be disturbing on the 4th, which is common. you seen the last year. they was a report stable environment talking about huge concerns about really saf

dw south asia bureau chief, i me to team a is in delhi. we asked her earlier, what was being said about the potential causes of the durham and well, this is the question everyone is asking. but you must remember that the indian very was one of the biggest, really networks in the was and the carry millions and millions of passengers every day. given that their record of accidents is not that poor, but every time does a deadly accident. and this is the worst accident in this century. people ask these questions. so in this case and investigation is going to be launched a high found investigation. but ignition report suggest the initial sequence of events suggests a one cri good. the read of shifting to a stationary goods frame on another track. and this b ribbon let 2 colleges be flung over to the opposite side of the real track where another train was coming. and that shift into this uh, these categories and got dvd as well. so this explains the huge impact of this accident, which involves 3 trains of the awesome. so it was a speculation tha

accident is a stark reminder of the safety issues haunting it's training service or the date of the south asia bureau takes embrace that seem that is in daily we ought to elliot what was being said about the possible causes of the development. this is the question everyone is asking. but you must remember this. the indian really was one of the biggest, really networks in the world. and they carry millions and millions of passages every day, given that their record of accidents is not that poor, but every time does a deadly accident. and this is the worst accident in this century. people off these questions now in this case and investigation is going to be launched a high found investigation with emission report suggest. so the initial sequence of events suggests a one pre good d range of shifts into a stationary good street or another track. and this be, we've been led to carriages of being flung over to the opposite side of the veil, track where another train was coming, that shift into this uh, these cabbages and got the veins as well. so this explains the huge impact of this accident, which

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dw south asia bureau, chief of rita cima is in delhi, and she gave us an update from the side of a disaster or not. and there's a huge sense of shock in india or with the screen accidents which involves treat koreans, which is a huge, unusual, non night is falling at the crash side. politicians officials have been bid throughout the day, inspecting the scene of the accident and have promised to take action against those were responsible. and these are also the words if i'm just into the, into the movie who was also at the crash side. and then also be trying to remove the wreckage. now if you see the crash sites, you can see the magnitude wreckage. let me just give the indication of just how high impact is collision was because 2 of the koreans involved with super express screens. so people are trying to kill the wreckage because this is a very important crane route. separate trains had been dozens of friends, in fact have been diverted and until been edited for the moments to this root is made chair to get and now we, we do know that india does have a history of deadly real accidents. but i

is precisely worked with countries and now 11 countries in latin america, africa, south, east, south asia and southeast asia to help them develop the tools and insights that actually allow them to also implement and that the treaty and, and really argue part and vicious a text now to some of the other double business stories making news. a level suited prices fell to a 2 year low in may. that's according to salacious figures on the us in agriculture organization. yours own country books, the trends, so with food inpatient, they're remaining stubbornly high in the rest of the world for the price of some to sell at 22 percent from the peak, which in march last year, the international monetary fund tests for lanka must enforce painful reforms as part of its continued recovery. the country's economy collapse not to severe food fuel on medicine shortages, triggered months of protests last year. japanese authorities have order to open a i, that's the firm behind chop t p t to ask users for permission before collecting sensitive data as part of its machine learning process. the countries data pr

dw is south asia bureau chief, i'm rated cima isn't delhi. and she gave us an update from the side of the disaster money. and is a huge sense of shocking in deal with this screen accidents, which involves 3 koreans, which is a huge, unusual, non night, is fully at the crash side. politicians and officials have been bid throughout the day, inspecting the scene of the accident and have promised to take action against those were responsible. and these are also the words of finding this entity in the movie who was also at the crash site. and they have also been trying to remove the wreckage. now if you see the crash sites, you can see the mandate wreckage. let me just give some indication of just how high impact his condition was because 2 of the creams involved with super express screens. so people are trying to kill the wreckage because this would be important . crane route, separate cranes had been dozens of friends, in fact, have been diverted and terminated for the moment. still this route is made to ever get and now we, we do know that indi

you know, we have to understand the south east asian east asia, the south and east china seas are perhaps one of the most critical slash points within the geo politics of asia. and we have to understand that every addition or subtraction of strategic variables will generate reductions as well. so this is quite expected, you know, with china's reactions of course. so what we hope to do is we have to prioritize that conducive environment where beijing also realizes that it's immediate neighbor, my la would want to have core your relationships. and if in fact, to manage the relationship towards a more proactive level. so there has to be effort from aging as well to realize the sensitivities of manila. and with that we can definitely say that this, the regional conditions may eventually stabilize. so it has to be an effort from both sides. while the miller, as i've mentioned, has been seeking through the, has its defense networks and co operation. this is merely to secure, you know, it's jeremy borders and this new during the best interest within its waters. so with the willingness has been s

the, however, got the usual rush of heavy showers across south east asia, still some lobby storms, the into indo china, southern parts of the vietnam in particular using across towards todd i. monsoon range, doing quite nice to know of course, fairly heavy shells pushing right up into me on my but i potential to say some heavy down pools. have you shy? was that right across the philippines in the heat of the day. but one of also, i think some very live the storms as it should be, is the dry season, essentially across the indonesia losey dry here, but always a chance of one or 2 showers to scraping the way in across the region show as long as spells a phrase scraping the way across the fall south australia, very blustery conditions most it was by pulling of show a cloud just showing up here, down towards the south australia. so roughly through the bytes very well when the weather coming into tasmania. eventually pushing across into web victoria. nothing further east was so be struggling to get to around 11 celsius the on monday in melbourne at also in heard about the challenges in snow

the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from afghanistan, with imogen anderson andy cultivation was announced by the taliban supreme leader last year, but this is the first year in which it's been enforced. what we've seen on the ground is that there's a dramatic drop in opium cultivation. we've been to the opium heartland of helmand, which used to grow more than 50% of afghanistan's poppy. we weren't able to see a single poppy crop. that's in stark contrast to what we saw last year where literally wherever you looked there were poppy fields. along with our colleagues, imogen anderson and sanjay ganguli, here's what we found on the ground. we've been given rare access to the taliban's campaign to eradicate poppy in nangarhar province. they've been at it for five months already. so now we need to go on foot in this remote area near the border with pakistan to find standing crop. so the field to the right, that's already been destroyed and we're walking to another one, which they are in the process of destroying right now. farmers have been trying to grow poppy hidden

india is a country in south asia with an area of ​​3,278,000 square kilometers and is the seventh largestntry in the world with a population of 1.428 billion. million people the gross domestic product of this country has been announced as two trillion and 595 billion dollars. the share of iran 's trade with this country is not significant . we have had a lot of rights in recent years. kurds, that this number was examined and their business was born negative of 400 million dollars, the concern of the vast and extensive market of india prompted the officials to identify the opportunities and capacities of presence in the indian market in a conference to develop the existing relations. it is one of the tariff barriers there are strict standards that are currently applied to iran's food and agricultural products. on the other hand, for some of our neighboring countries, there is an export travel tariff to india, which is the process of smuggling from iran to these countries and exporting iranian goods in the name of other countries. unfortunately, it has strengthened and the final of sufficie