this next story takes us to corolla and south western india, where hundreds had started working at jobs teaching machines. now in the state of corolla in southern india, people lead what kill seemed to city dwellers, a long lost way of life. farmers bring in the harvest as the traffic rolls lazy by the problems of india, cities are far away. yet it's here that new tech firms are popping up all over the place. which he color theory comes from the area. he didn't go to college but has become a high flyer. anyway, he saved and sold his mother's jewelry to help and started business. my family was very poor family. my father was a blind person. we verify childrens so since childhood i, i've seen this whole he struggle to latest children out to working as a mechanic salesman and in construction. he began to work at home processing data on his computer 1st for amazon, then for his own clients. 6 years later, he has more than 700 employees, almost all from his home state. he requires his employees to have good grades in school and a strong work ethic. after all, he has big international clients

, with lots in the way of sunshine, a pair of skies all the story for part to south asia, particularly western areas of india. we still have warnings for possible thunderstorms out in the north, east of india and watches for that east coast. but the wet weather continues to push toward the northeast with some of those falls affecting bangladesh later in the week. much dryer to the north west and into pakistan, we could see some wet weather. however, start to creep in. thanks to westerly disturbance. moving in the east ah. tension in the occupied westbank is on the increase leading to a new wave of palestinian retaliatory action. you all, one of the most wanted, what is that? al jazeera world investigates to new gaming, public support and meeting israeli forces had on a new phase of palestinian resistance on al jazeera.

with lots in the way of sunshine, a pair of skies all the story for parts of south asia, particularly western areas of india. we still have warnings for possible thunderstorms out in the north, east of india and watches for that east coast. but the wet weather continues to push toward the northeast with some of those falls affecting bangladesh later in the week. much dryer to the north west and into pakistan, we could see some wet weather. however, start to creep in. thanks to westerly disturbance. moving in the east. ah, young women with passion, the space i used to dream about working at the desk will come up and you're like nasa than us of a small stuff. the science, a giant leap for women, kind encompassed on for don't listen and hide. and at the schedule time, the satellite could be sent to space. women make science cognizant on space school episode 5 on al jazeera lou ah, who watching on to 0 with me it is bronman, doha. reminder of our top stories, the sour, hundreds of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets and anger after prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired the defense minister. york a

the parts of south asia, particularly western areas of india, we still have warnings for possible thunderstorms out in the north, east of india and watches for that east coast. but the wetter weather continues to push toward the northeast with some of those falls affecting bangladesh later in the week, much dryer to the north west and into pakistan. we could see some wet weather, however, start to creep in. thanks to westerly disturbance. moving in the east ah, tension in the occupied westbank is on the increase leading to a new wave of palestinian retaliatory action. you are one of the most wanted by israel al jazeera world investigates to new gaming, public support. and meeting israeli forces had on a new phase of palestinian resistance on al jazeera, expelled from india's parliament and sentence, the 2 years in prison. the country's main opposition leader raoul gandy is punished for a speech that a court says was the family tree of the family name of prime minister marin ramadi . but is this fair or proportional or side of increasing political repression? this is inside story. ah hello and w

india, russia sharma takes up the story. you queen conflict on the south sequence western sanctions against moscow. germany did the idea old ruby treat of india boost it all in bought from moscow. molly, us lead to western sanctions against moscow. are washing or non traditional dollar dominance from the global market. and that's what india is doing now, is basically settling is oil tree in all the art he's on the dollars and rulers, as well as ford news agency writers. by the way, the trade between the oil between the 2 countries, india and russia, has another record. last month in february, in the imported, more than $1600000.00 barrels of russian crude dame. and that's in fact more than combined one of the 40 from iraq as well. the saudi arabia remember, goes to war in diaz, dominant, and traditional or suppliers. no, as far as a bill share or rush, you know, unless been some tremendously one percent in india and ask it from the beginning of the conflict in february 2022 to almost cut the 5 percent share. now that's to try to treat or india or import india. the one companies say that it's always possible to find a u haul the

western india. ah, our top story, the south switzerland's largest bank you be asked is agree to buy its troubled rival credit suisse for $3200000000.00. deal includes more than a $100000000000.00 in liquidity assistance from the swiss central bank. regulators had been pushing for a deal to restore confidence before the financial markets open on monday. fairs of contagion are running high after the collapse of u. s. land, a silicon valley bank and signature bank. on friday, the liquidity outflows, and market volatility shows that it was no longer possible to restore the necessary confidence and the swift and stabilizing solution was absolutely necessary. and the solution is that the color of credit history is by you bias. it is supported by the for the right council. following several meetings. we for the 1st national bank. we've our regulator or the 5th mark. we've producers and you'll be us. and the for you, i'll concede, welcomes the stakeholder and is supporting it's by guaranteeing the framework conditions necessary for its success. rushes present. let him a person has made a surprise visit to the

south as manga law. on this general western side of india and southern back studies, still seeing temperatures for 5 degrees above the average. though there are no significant warnings here. as for showers very few in india itself or bangladesh or indeed in a pole, but in pakistan we have got a significant line. this is another quote from it came through iran and afghanistan, not temperatures back, is doing the same in northern pakistan. very few shouts to picard, i'd say temperatures really from sin provinces which are still about 5 or 6 degrees above average. there's no reason why they should change. i'm afraid, it's just sunshine. ah, al jazeera goes beneath the waves with a team of women, determined to save the dolphins with amazing and using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior, we can monitor them for their local photos and behavior. we're able to how they're adaptive and their new environment. women make science, dolphins sanctuary on al jazeera. she's in thing is formerly appointed for a 3rd, thomas, china's president, all powerful at home. he faces big challenges elsewhere up

south africa. and russia supported many other african countries, india fight against colonialism against the same western that glass us. what to date, directly or taking russia, that is why the african continent, and i'm very pleased about that. we are very clear that do stand with russia. and of course, now the whole world is suffering as a consequence of destroy europe itself is in trouble in terms of its electricity situation. because of this war, the war must be stopped, and russia must be left to run its country without interference from the west. at maybe just for clarity, are you saying that if it wasn't for these sanctions who would not be seen or even experiencing these blockade of exports from russia and these other places is m. it is a direct consequence of the war. and this war is in and now a creation by the western world. and now we are suffering in terms of our economies because economy, se interlinked. what happens in russia as quinta quince is for what had been everywhere in the world. and we know that our relationship with russia in terms of this commodity of grace and so on it's, it's

western alliance on the battlefield. so you have, for example, like china or south africa or india even. so there is this kind of parallel also happening in the world of politics as we see on the battlefield. and it remains to be seen whether or not the i o c will be dish special forces are trying to keep control of that new of and syria amid arise in attacks by the militant islamic state group, the group so called calif. it was brought down region of northern syria, the region with sped wide spread at destruction during the recent devastating earthquakes that many there now fear, resurgence of the islam. this video shows him and other hostages being held humiliated and tortured him. it's been a year since his capture do this. i'm scared. he touches on all his soccer, northeastern syria for a long time. the town of 200000 inhabitants is nothing new. he says i yes is very active here. here that i didn't know about headman at the earthquake in our country, amelia, at hobby f, monica, the recent natural disaster has been seen as an opportunity. the quake has changed the situation and syria.

blocks is a very western terminogy, a very western understanding of the geopolitical order and that's the way west looks at things but india and the global south, they do not look at things like that because they have their own problems to deal with, there's hunger, there's poverty, there's education, there are a lot of things that india and the g20 countries and the countries in the global south they need to focus on and hence india just wants to keep aloof from everything that's happening right now. except it wants to mediate if given a chance. that's exactly the point many countries also in latin america for example we've seen it in mexico, we've seen it in brazil simply do not want to be on either camp. that's how at least how it seems felix. why do you think there's so much pressure from the so called western nations to get all these countries on board? well what the west uh is trying is trying to isolate of course russia and the u. s. also has this goal to try to isolate china. which is much much more difficult. i mean china is is the number one global player now it's it has economic ties to almost every country in this way world. and um

the you claim conflict on the south sequence western sanctions against moscow. germany to the idea, all ruby treat as india booth is all in butcher moscow. molig us land where some sanctions against moscow are washing or not conditional dollar dominance from the global market. and that's what india is doing. now. it is basically settling its oil tree and in all the parts. these are $1.00 and hulu, as well as ford news agency. reuters, by the way, the trees between the oil trees between the 2 countries. india and russia has another record, last month in february, in the imported, more than $1600000.00 barrels the russian crew would deem. and that's in fact, more than combined of one of the 40 from iraq as well. the saudi arabia remember, goes to war in diaz, dominant, and traditional or suppliers. no, as far as a bill share or rush, you know tremendously one percent in india and it from the beginning of the conflict in february 2022 to almost cut the 5 percent share. now that's the tri check tree of indian oil import indian companies say that it's always possible to find a u haul the spike continuous sancti

india. the south asian countries, a major purchase of russian commodities, especially oil in defiance of western pressure of the ukraine conflict. that issue is, it's both. it's a factor into talks at the g 20 conference despite is official focused on developing multi that collaboration throughout the world. right up next is the whistle blowers, a very cool program you should check out will be here at the top of the out ah ah ah ah, in 2016 american diplomats began complaining of a variety of medical symptoms that included things from physical pain to ringing in the ears to cognitive difficulties, these symptoms were largely ignored at 1st. and then the term havana syndrome was coined. the u. s. government initially dismissed the symptoms as the product of crickets. yes, crickets, but something more sinister is likely behind it. i'm john carry aku and you're watching the whistleblowers. ah. 2 2 2 2 cabanas syndrome is a perplexing condition when diplomats at the u. s. embassy and havana. cuba began reporting things like physical pain, migraines, nausea, ringing in the ears, and even in extreme c

he even publicly apologized to india as chairman and to the strange global south in general for the fact that some western delegations really turned the agenda of the g20 into a farce. she is recognized decide first. comic questions are political and sergey lavrov stressed that those states that are now unable to cope with global economic challenges are accustomed to shifting responsibility onto others. well, first of all, they do it in russia. these are the same countries whose former lezers most recently admitted to having sabotaged for many years. execution i beg your pardon of the minsk agreements. in addition, sergey lavrov also recalled the terrorist attacks that have not yet been officially investigated on the northern pipelines. flows that are in the area of ​​responsibility of the eu and nato and at the same time , european ports are now blocked still huge, but huge volumes of cargo. this is, first of all, fertilizers, and grain, which should be supplied to countries that especially need them, these are the countries of the global south of africa. well, in these conditions , russia is certainly l

become accustomed to hollywood content and films south korean tv series china india cannot yet compete with it, but at the same time they continue mostly westerne series remained, most likely, meaning russian ones, and the duration of the series is much longer. ilya everything about the economy thank you denis for the economic review. russia and thailand are strengthening cooperation in the fight against international crime in bangkok signed a new program of interaction between the prosecutor general's offices of the two countries, it is designed for the next 2 years from the russian side of the documents endorsed. y krasnov , the head of the supervisory agency, is in the kingdom on a working visit. according to him , both countries. today it faces similar threats. this is cybercrime, illegal circulation of cryptocurrencies, extremism, terrorism. many of them have long gone beyond national jurisdictions this year in our countries, the extradition agreement has been approved preparing for its signing. i am sure that the implementation of the relevant agreements will help strengthen mutually beneficial contacts. in the field of extradition of cr

that is why countries in the global south india or china and not really doing exactly what the west has expected to do. i'm gonna, it's your problem. it's a western problem. you don't have much to do with it. it's a conflict that's happening far away in europe. and we don't really need to do anything about, and we have our own channel problem and especially countries in the global. so we have a lot of other problems that they need talk about, and that's what is happening now in g. 20 india is making sure that ukraine doesn't jermaine, the main team as it has been for the last one. pretty much all the conferences and gee, 20 last year. so that's the way india and the global out. they look at them which is not similar to the west ones. and that's one perspective that they are certainly trying to change. now if we take a look at the other side, catcher, russian president vladimir putin came out to say that nato and it's ours, are trying to dismantle russia. while that may not be the goal, isn't it true that for the u. s. and maybe also for china, for example, it does seem to be a profitable, if you will, that russia is a weaker country. if you look

challenges from states like russia and china, but a lot of the global south, india included, doesn't see this erosion of the westernrules based order as such a bad thing. haidi: there is opportunity in the erosion of what a lot of these emerging nations might see or certainly china sees as hegemonic dominance by the superpowers. in this volatility and uncertain environment, what is the role of middle nations? we have seen singapore perfect that model. there has been talk about australia being able to do better to be able to be the middle nation that has a lot of diplomatic impact. >> yes what we are seeing in the face of this rising competition or challenge to the western hegemony, countries are playing a more significant role in brokering global politics. stakes -- states recording these middle powers and the middle powers are also wanting to rest some of their national interest out of these negotiations. one of the things that i think we need to be wary of in that role is the way in which it is reflective of a retreat into nationalist sovereign based interest agendas rather than consensus-based international agen

south korea due to start on monday, north korea views the drills as invasion. rehearsals, state media said the meeting was to discuss the terrance measures. forrest as have been raging across northern and western parts of india due to a heat wave in go, a city smoke was seen rising from a wildlife preserve after it caught fire on saturday. it's estimated that india is losing an average of a 1000000 hectares to blazes every year. hollywood is getting ready for glamorous glamorous nights at the oscars. this year. 10 films are competing for the title of best picture, including box office hits, top gun and avatar bar. there is also a surreal science fiction film set in a multiverse which has picked up the most nominations and a german anti war epic that has broken a few records of its own has look at some of the oscar nominations. it does not look good, but it does look good for this is oscar favorite, the wacky sy, fi action comedy, everything everywhere. all at once has already won many film awards. now the movie with its mix of fantasy and martial arts fighting is poised to scoop even more. i'm here because we need your help. very busy today, a whole tied to help with the price hits has been nominated for 11

rainfall alerts in play for the western side of 10th, and he is certainly to the west of tans, india. that's where our biggest downpours will be on this one off in south africa right now. it's breezy along the coast. fine, we'll look for gus here of up to 70 kilometers per hour. that's it. that's all soon . ah. a week to look at the world's top business stores, from global markets in economies to construction and small businesses. to understand how it affects todd ag nice. counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, you know, so pure becomes the 1st south korea leader to visit japan in more than a decade. ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is al jazeera live from dough, also coming up, credit suisse agrees to follow billions of dollars after a full and it shares sparked fears of a global financial crisis. a court in indonesia hands down its verdict to 3 police officers charged off to last years. football stadium crushed in which 135 people died of anger in malawi at the lack of rescue services after it's was flooding, the president appeals for international help. ah, we begin in turkey where the lead us of south korea and japan, a meeting in what's being hail

south asian is barely a cloud in the sky for large areas of india. not so fine and dry settled whether to be found to get across the western coast. just a shower to coming into the cell. the where to where they can be found to the northeast corner of india. some of that rain splashing into bangladesh, pushing up into nipple baton. but things are going to change. we're going to see more in the way of wet and even some winter weather pulling across afghanistan into pakistan. and eventually that rain is going to edge into the north west of india. we will add the warnings out for thunderstorms for roger st on wednesday into thursday, and new delhi is set to see some of that rain with the temperature dipping down slightly on friday, light to showers. however, on saturday we could see some heavy rain as we moved to east asia, across the southern areas of china as well as coastal, there is more in the way of cloud for shanghai. the temperature here, however, continuing to drop down will be picking up however, across the north of china. places like beijing pushing up towards the mid twenties . similar story for the korean peninsula, sol

india, south africa, and brazil. now they are not only 5, now. they are planning to expand and this will be the inevitable confrontation between the western block and the eastern block, then called the bricks as the plant economies, the socialist economies. as a matter of fact, now this is the 1st indicated of the demise of the unit polar system and emerging a multi polar system. i think i think he writes a really interesting point that if, if i may just jump in for one moment, please talk to bathrooms, because when you may talk we can just talk all day long. but i wanted to ask you, because i had a guest on earlier today who was saying, basically talking about what you're talking about. and they also said that when you talk about the bricks, nations are right. you talk about their labor forces, you talk about their access to energy, who owns the energy? you talk about the bricks and nat, geo strategic ports. some people say in the not too distant future. if you put the g 7 against the bricks, nations, the bricks at the end of the day will come out on top. your thoughts? yes, of course. this is the future. and that's why it egypt has withdrawn from

western side of tens. and he is certainly to the west of tans, india. that's where our biggest downpours will be on this one off in south africa. right now. it's breezy along the coastline. we'll look for gus here. of up to 70 kilometers per our. that's it. that's all susan. ah, the join the debate. we know that the sector seems empowered by history, the government, and stained by the government today they are to government africa. health security is also global. help security on an online at your voice. there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest, we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work towards a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this tree anal to sierra lou ah, he watching. i'll just hear armanda about main stories is south. south korea says north korea has fought an intercontinental ballistic miss solid to waters between the korean peninsula and japan became hours before south korea's president was due to travel to town kit for summits where the japanese prime minister moscow in washington are trading blame over us drone c

western world, is something that that has never been achieved by any other indian film, ever. rrr isn't mumbai—centred, hindi—language bollywood cinema, it's a movie in telugu, from tollywood, in south india box office success, is giving hollywood a bit of a wake—up call, showing there are other ways of bringing audiences film fa ntasy. there's something about rrr that's appealing to people that goes beyond the parameters of south asian cinema and allows it to just feel like universal escapism. and also, i think a lot of audiences are starved of good escapism. we have so many marvel movies, we have so many star wars movies, and that sort of storytelling has started to feel kind of redundant. this is an original, big spectacle, and it'sjust really exciting to see that in a movie theatre setting. india's other oscar night victory was for the elephant whisperers, a story set in a rescue camp for orphaned elephants, which won for best documentary short. and india was also nominated for its feature—length documentary all that breathes, the story of two brothers who care for black kite birds, which drop every day from delhi's smog—polluted skies. in a way, it's an ecological, sociopolitical and

western lead alliance that shows briggs countries represent over 3000000000 people, compared to 8000000 in the g 7 airline think competitors developing economies? russia, china, india, brazil, in south africa with economic growth reaching more than 6 percent. nelson, long vice chairman of the shanghai center on bow tie. club experts says criticism of china, strong thighs with russia is based in fair. i think m all, all the criticisms on china's strengthening of his relations with russia or i can see is a complex of confusion, misunderstanding desperation and fia. this as clearly show who is on the wrong side of history by now because china has reassured that its relationship with russia is purely bi lateral and it's not against any other part a. so by looking at what to president biden has said that he's actually against himself by saying that he is rallying up, that you as is rolling up. so many countries are against the other side who is the other side. the china promotes peaceful development and doesn't practice trade protectionism and what the u. s. as it's being trying to do is exactly the opposite . they are doing trade protection is right now, and this is, i think what the re

western lead alliance data shows, bricks. countries represent over 3000000000 people, compared with around 800000000 in the g 7. the alliance encompasses developing economies, including russia, china, india, brazil, and south africa with their economic growth reaching more than 6 percent less cross live to register secret, former secretary of the indian foreign ministry. welcome. so joe biden says, washington has more allies than both russia and china. but according to recent statistics, breaks unites more than 3000000000 people compared to the g 7th. less than 800000000. what's your take on his statement? well, it's not a bond or for any alliance. i don't know why president barton mentioned india, because india has always been firmly opposed to alliances. we were a leader of the online will learn a reflection of our strategic economy. and today also, we are a big partner up united states. we have close relations with the united states in many fields, but we are not ally. he also mentioned about the quote which are in the indian perception does not have a security dimension. goes through and link corporate climate change technology and so forth. so i don't know why he has included india as an airline becau

western lead a lion status suggest that briggs countries represent over 3000000000 people compared to around 8000000 in the g. 7 lines encompasses developing economists including russia, china, india, brazil, and south africa with their economic growth reaching more than 6 percent. we spoke with former secretary of the indian for ministry, rajiv decree, who says that india is not part of the alliance with america. india is not a bond or for any alliance. i don't know why president barden mentioned india because india has always been firmly opposed to alliances. we were a leader of the non line will learn. that was a reflection of our strategic economy and today on. so we are a big bach now. the united states, we have close relations with united states in many fields, but we are not an ally to india. trade relations with russia have greatly improved in the last year. we are buying more energy, oil and gas and other materials from russia. india is never favored sanctions outside the united nations. we don't think that countries should unilaterally impose sanctions and then insist that the other countries around the world should follow them. that's a matter of principle as far as india is concerned. ye

western lead alliance data shows. bricks, nations represented with 3000000000 people, compared with around 800000000 in the g 7 bricks and compass is developing economies including brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa with the economic growth, which is more than 6 percent. a former member of the south african national assembly say that he was his partner can go to the groups growing influence on the world stage by then comments a show. i wish the western world now is so good to by the americans. didn't believe that the world for nice and water dictate us to the teacher did said whoops, to dictates to oh, did picks countries who should lead to? well, it's a penny to panic. as an imperialist america knows that it is losing power. it is and of course the african people and the government are increasingly orientated to what's the process and crushing. ah, nigerian president mohammed, the harvey has it in his citizens to share their food with those in need ahead of ramadan. as a country suffers from sky rocketing prices, but it went on to condemn unscrupulous sellers who have artificially inflated prices to make a profit during the islamic say quick month. i'm particularly aware of the activities

western lead. a line state shows that briggs countries represents over 3000000000 people, compared to around 8000000 in the g. 7 lines encompasses developing economies such as russia, china, india, brazil, on south africa, with their economic growth reaching more than 6 percent of live. now to know some long vice chairman of the shanghai center and a vall dyke club, experts, nelson vega, talk on the program again. i just wanna stop by you. and to what extent do you believe jo biden's visit to canada was intended to send a message to russia and china, especially given the recent meeting between that 2 leaders? well, i think i'm all the criticisms. i'm china's guns, something of its relations with russia or i can see is a complex of confusion, misunderstanding desperation and a fear. this has clearly show who is on the wrong side of history by now, because china has reassured that its relation was russia is purely bilateral and it's not against any other part. so by looking at what president biden has said, he's actually against him. so why saying that he is rallying up, that us is rallying up so many countries against the other side who is the other side. so what i would, you know, keep stressing