u. k. to exit the e. u at the end of in 2020. so it's been a long running subject, and it's been a thorn in u. k. u relations ever since it really emerged as a really difficult issue to solve this issue of how to avoid a land border in the island of ireland while protecting the integrity of the eas single market, while also allowing northern ireland to remain part of the u. k. internal market, that's good to, to look at a buck owens opinion on this in dublin. obviously we'll get into the good friday agreement, little bit later in this conversation. that's what the whole board richie was about as well. but how to think dublin is reacting to the news of the last 24 hours. because doubling with very aware that the border between northern ireland and the republic would always be an issue even before the 2016 referendum and the and the way the partition muting this referendum was going to happen. they were on the ball one day with the you telling them this is going to be a problem. oh absolutely. i mean, during the breaks of referendum, the irish government were acutely aware of the negative ramificat

u. k. u. s e u in canada have all ready introduce similar meshes? well, those are the headlines on al jazeera, they're stay with us 11 east as next, a week to look at the world's top business stores, from global markets and economies to construction that small businesses. to understand how it affects daily lives. counting the cost on al jazeera with they like to called it the lucky country with australians lose more money gambling. did anyone else on a casino post races sports, but i think most people poco machines, the machines a built for addiction. hundreds of thousands of machines breaking intensive millions of dollars a year. the industry is digging in against for home. what we're concerned about is that ordinary people might stop gambling altogether. but attic say it's become a national crisis by him again, like, and i've had thousands of conversations with people who are addicts of had many men who all was the last person i spoke to before that killed themselves on 11, east. we report from the eye of a political storm but to erupt aid in aust

u. k. e u. their affairs, the ripple effects of the escalade, these collapse might spread you, kate, chance of jeremy hunt is warning of a serious risk to domestic tech firms. let's bring in, rarely piet, his research of political economy at the university of mom. he joins us from miami . thanks for being with us. so why did this bank suffer so badly so quickly? yeah, so you're a carey, i'm always impressed. was the amount of time very, very short amount of time with the bank last for 8 hours. and it is many due to the fact that as you were explaining, you know, the bank was specializing on highly risk investment in this eco value. so companies that are small enough thought of that might be in need of quickly quality. and now we're facing a hard hard front weighs during the ser, no rise of inflation. them in the siegel valley is not as flooring it used to be. and as a result, is the company actually at that and mostly invested into, you know, fixed income rate in a one to 2 years asked as they were not able to meet the requirements for liquidity to their summer or some of their deposit honors that were being paid by panic and by bad news and potential, you know, spread of panicking moods from, from the depositors. and that's a critical case of run to the money. and that's why the company just collapsed so quickly. you mentioned panic, them, and statement from the us treasury. federal reserve says quote, depositors will have access to all their money from monday. presumably people will rush to take it all out. yeah, so that though there was an issue with the quit here. that was what happened the last few hours. but when you look at the bank itself, it is at the injured and they were some quick, you know, responds by the, by the name is tracy. and california authorities to make sure that the deposit will be secured by other other other means at other institutions. so down the road to the risk of the spreading around to other sectors of the industry to the overall banking sector is very limited. or in light to that, that, that quick answer. and also because in the united states as actually had some strong, powerful in common result of the last 2 weeks and months. and that's why there's no real risk, as we've seen in 2008, for example, how had a signature bank has also closed you understand in new york? is that a domino effect or separate issue? no, we're looking when you're looking at different banks that are in, in, in, in dire situation. you will rule, you will finance specially the ones that no one had invested as i was mentioning to some one to 2 years. you know, c, d, 's account with a, with a low interest rate in our facing. obviously the direct impact of the, or the increase of the interest rate in the united states is not competitive anymore. and the investment strategies. and so that, that's what you will see, those specific banks that are too small to be able to a, to, to start america. last initial run and whether screen notes come fx or of panic and demand from liquidity that will suffer and fade bankruptcy. but that the normal life of the banking sector, in, in a case of what we'll see at larger institution, the level of stress test that we're actually imposed by regular by regulators after 2008 is much higher. and i'm sure that right now and for the being of the next few days, it be a series of, of, of scenarios. and it turns on b, mitigate risk, potentially in the banking sector. that will show also that will actually face good regulation, the better regulation that was made. i mean, parents will leave it there. thanks for joining us. my pleasure. well, thousands of protests as have been rallying in greece says anger grows over the country's deadliest rel disaster. 57 people were killed last month when 2 trains glided head on demonstrators are demanding a thorough investigation for something to be done about recess neglected rel network. on top of this reports from offense that his grease is 3rd major day of protests in the 2 weeks since the accident. people here reject the argument to the station master who put the train on the wrong track, was the sole culprit. they won't politicians to admit their responsibility as well . then they say it's not an accident. it's a crime. i feel for the families that lost their children. i think the authorities are trying to trick us. the problem is the lack of measures taken by governments and the money that were satisfied for safety. some people and basil their level system is more than a human error can be corrected. safety systems exist to do that. but all government seemed to have stripped the railway network. we students believe transport to run on a cost benefit analysis on the government, except that there are responsibilities beyond the station must be found. not that that i've thought about the, the caching it is very likely that the with human error dropping. but this doesn't detract from the fact if we had a nationwide system of automated remote viewing after it's certain that this accident would never have happened. the government vows to have automated safety systems in place by the end of the summer and point out that previous administrations also failed to install safety features. but it is this government that is paying the political price. the protest march came to the hellenic railways organization officers and petered out. but the political problem remains. new opinion pulls out on sunday show that the government has shed between 3 and 4 and a half percentage points from its approval ratings. so it is unlikely to be able to form a single party government after elections between now and july, about 86 percent of respondents have said that the railway accident is the number one problem face increased to day, the ruling new democracy. conservatives are trying to limit the political fallout. they'll pay families of those killed a lifetime pension of $1600.00 a month and settle their outstanding taxes and private debts. but people here say exchanging human life for money is precisely what led to the disaster. when greek rail was privatized, 6 years ago and stuffing was cut, jobs are apollo's al jazeera athens, u. s. has denied it, has reached an agreement with iran and the prison swap. it says it wants to security. so 3 americans, but says, reports of a deal of false runs. foreign minister said an agreement with the white house was imminent, mar, regarding the exchange of current prisoners between iran and the us. we've reached an agreement within the past few days. if everything goes well on the american side, i think we witness a prisoner exchange in the near future. we see this as an entirely humanitarian case that has some has more on this now from tehran. if this was was to involve prisoners only it could have been easier, but this one would involve beside the prisoners. there are 3 american iranian prisoners, iraq, 2 in prison. and there are also iranians in the united states. but there is also a close. the radians won $7000000000.00 of the money in south korea and japan released and also some other amounts in iraq. so this is right now the, the core problem. this is where the united st

u. k. u. s e u and canada have all introduce similar laws. the bands have been criticized ah, beijing now in the northern philippines reformed sea turtle. poachers are now helping save in danger. an animal, a local non profit has been paying them to use their hunting skills to look for nests. hatchlings. kimberly safely back into the ocean. barley below has the story from la union. johnny mulvey searches for sea turtle nests in the middle of the night. he says the tall waves of low noon in northern philippines, crashing into the cold, silent darkness, making a deal for hatching. johnny's family has been hunting for generations. no, no, hold at a nun pool. i know my grandfather used to hunt for see 30 legs on the beach. he would just steps made by mother. she thought dealt with him that he's to follow him around. so i learned what of him dinner babylon. those eggs would be eaten or sold . but johnny no longer hunts for commerce or consumption. he's now one of the many poachers turd sea turtle patrollers. in his town. they work with a local con

u k u s the e u and canada have introduced some of those bands have been criticized by beijing . well, set a head on al jazeera, the leaders of japan and south korea needs the 1st time in 12 years. will tell me what came out of those talks that white portugal is about to end this and want to visual golden visa program. ah i, we must look at the eastern mediterranean once again. and particularly turkey, which is, you know, has recently provided unwelcome, significant rain over the earthquake area and it's back to the same again. the whole system is one to get with a cold wind coming out the black sea. turning back up towards cyprus, the heavy rain concentrates in the south and the whole system will be going slowly eastwards between friday and saturday. now at the same time that is the most active weather in the area, we've got a bit of a breeze coming down the golf, tucking into the empty co to be at the sand and increasing the likelihood of thunderstorms in the mountains or southwestern saturday or west of yemen. here is saturday, his confirmation not wet. weather goes into some

great fanfare. less than a month ago is now ratified and moving ahead. removing the main obstacle to e u. u. k. progress in other areas like scientific cooperation are 4 sit al jazeera, livable the final day of a week long up public hearings into israeli rights abuses has wrapped top united nations in geneva. the commission is examining the allegations by both israeli and palestinian officials and focusing on the shrinking space for civil society. it's heard from human rights act to this ger listen, though is who been subjected to a witness to tax restrictions and harrison's while the authorities and others. thousands of ukrainian children are returning to their families after saying they were held in russian control territory. keith claims more than 16000 children have been illegally deported to russia. last week, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for russia's president for ledger, the overseeing the practice. moscow denied the allegations. laura conner pulse. i this young girl says hi, dad, from a van this put children for russian controlled territory. there were unit

u. k. by the trade minister to the u. h. e. the u. k and other western countries must separate politics from trade in the economy. the u. k. must tone down standards, human and workers rights provisions in trade deals if they want more market access and more business opportunities. the minute we bring politics into discussions, we are deluding from the main objective of the agreement. the statement comes as the u. k. has been testing the waters and the region in a search for new trade partners and it's post brackson existence. british officials are seeking to strike a deal with the u. h. e and other middle eastern countries from the gulf cooperation council trade bought the push. however, as said to have been hindered by critical reporting on human rights records during december's world cup and guitar. the chairman of the middle, the center for strategic and political consulting believes the gulf states won't give it to western imposed values. political oppression has been used to get the benefit because normally and we, we learn the l

u. k, the u. s. e u in canada have already introduced similar measures. there are concerns about the potential for the chinese government to access users, location and contact. data. aging has criticized the bands. tick tock said the decision was made based on fundamental misconceptions and driven by why did geo politics to the northern philippines now way reformed sea turtle poachers and our health and save the endangered animal. a local nonprofit has been paying them to use their hunting skills to look for nests, so hatchlings can be released safely back into the ocean. barnaby lo has the story from la union, johnny min luke. i searches for sea turtle nests in the middle of the night. he says the tall waves of loan yon in northern philippines, crashing into the cold, silent darkness. making a deal for hatching. john, his family has been hunting for generations. no law that they and uncle, i know my grandfather used to hunt for sea turtle eggs on the beach. now he would just steps made bay mothers hither tells you know him that he's to follow him around.

u. k, the e u, the u. k, and germany on the basis of mutual understanding and friendship. and as i say, that is a theme that has chimes in berlin to day in the newspapers. you hear it on the radio, the tv, the view being put across that way. and then of course, there's the element of the affinity between the german people and the british people. the love that many people here said that they had fall, the king's late mother, queen elizabeth, who visited germany many times. and it is something that can be seen in the crowds who were at the brandenburg gate waving those flags and saying they'd been chewing up for hours to get a glimpse of the ceremony. it's pretty clear that there are many in germany who do feel that bond with the british monarchy, even though germany abandoned its own monarchy more than a 100 years ago. dominic, thank you very much. indeed. as dominic came talking to us from berlin, hunter yourself has officially been sworn in as scotlands 1st minister. he was elected leader of the scottish national party earlier this week, following the shock resignation of

u. k and the e u that affairs the ripple effects of the f's, phoebe's collapse may spread. u. k. chancellor jeremy hunt is warning of a serious risk to domestic tech funds and who collier is the managing director of orient capital research. he says the causes of s b c's. as phoebe's collapse, a clear they were not cautious enough in terms of their risk assessment. they basically focused a lot of their business at a single sector, which was pretty risky, the high tech sector. and they also put a lot of the money, the deposits they received from people into bonds. and when the interest rates went up, far more than people had expected. and the value of those bonds went down. so, and they force a lot of their customers not only to borrow from them, but also to put their money in their bank. so they're basically put all their eggs in one basket. and when that basket exploded, collapse that and they were stuck with bad, bad bank, while biden's can be focusing mainly on the domestic audience. so he's trying to reassure people that they are, they're going to step in and help banks that

u. k and e u will formerly agree on a post briggs it deal to overhaul northern irish trade rules after lawmakers from both parties approved it. despite opposition within foreign minister wishes to next party, every faucet has more from liverpool. the brakes deal reached by the whole ridge prime minister boris johnson left the key issue unresolved. the fate of goods coming from here in the british mainland, from ports liked to the pool across the irish sea, northern island, northern on the only part of the u. k. with a land border with the e. u. in the shape of the republic of ireland, essential leading to options open either a hard border on the island of ireland, which could have endangered a lot of the progress made on peace over many years. or a customs border in the irish sea between 2 separate parts of the u. k. that was what was agreed upon and what is called what of opposition from union is politicians in northern on from conservatives in westminster as well. this new deal allows goods coming from the mainland to northern ireland to be separated into 2 categories. those that could end up in the south of island. in the e u. they will be put into the red channel, subject the same kinds of a strict customs checks as before, but the green channel will be open to those goods that are destined only to remain in northern and even if they come from separate suppliers to separate retailers in northern ireland, in the same shipment, they'll just require one piece of documentation, a testing

u. s. e u and u. k. have classified woody bio mass as renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pellets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants, because trees are seen as a renewable resource. producers are just required to reforest areas so that the c o 2 released while burning pellets is reabsorbed no in the united states had been el. what state you're in, plant 224 trees for every one. you cut down the plant 2 to 4 new watts, but there are little tiny pine trees. researchers like kelly suggest that the immediate impact of substituting wood for coal is an increase in atmospheric c o. 2 . a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take up to 10 years until newly planted trees absorb the same amount of carbon socked up by the ones that were cut down. all of our trees store more carbon. so there are certain for us that are even more critical to combat climate change than others. unfortunately, these are some of the

u. s. e u and u. k. have classified woody bio mass as renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pellets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants because trees are seen as a renewable resource. producers are just required to reforest areas so that the c o 2 released while burning pellets is reabsorbed no in the united states. so depending on what state you're in, you plan to afford trees for everyone. you cut down the plant today for new watts. but there are little tiny pine trees. researchers like kelly suggest that the immediate impact of substituting wood for coal is an increase in atmospheric c o. 2 . a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take up to 10 years until newly planted trees absorb the same amount of carbon socked up by the ones that were cut down. old are trees and storm more carbon. so there are certain porous that are even more critical to combat climate change than others. unfortunately, these a

u. k. the u. s. e u. n. canada have already introduced similar measures their concerns about the potential for the chinese government to access users, location and contact data. beijing has criticized the bands. tick tock said the decision was made based on fundamental misconceptions and it's driven by wider geo politics. a clean up operation is under way in parts of peru that have been devastated by cyclone yahoo landslide, to buried homes in mud, leaving thousands of people homeless. 5000 soldiers have been deployed to flood had regions, regions to support emergency operations. a spokesman for the libyan warlords, honey for half dead says more than 2 tons of uranium that had been reported missing by the u. n's. nuclear watchdog has been found. the 10 drums of radioactive material were located near the border with chad the u. k. government and health care unions have agreed to a final pay off or was could any strike affecting the national health service be offered to unions representing nurses and ambula

u. k, and e u, there are fears. the ripple effects of s v b's collapse might spread u. k. chancellor jeremy hunter's warning of a serious risk to domestic tech firms. they muslim is a chief market analyst at either trade and a former equity trader for bank of america joins us now from london. good, have you with us, mr. slam on the program? as we say, the british chancellor says the government is working at a pace to mitigate at a huge all further fall out of the claps. ves, fee b. in your opinion, what financial plans will he be considering show thanks for having me a little ways. so basically what has happened of a bank of england. ready issued a statement on friday saying to the, the overall exposure is very, very small, because s me b, you can get a much, much, much smaller entity in some prize into s b u. s. so i think in the u. k, there is a very limited effect on. ready it can, it can easily be controlled and then plus, she bought an insurance on top of that. so i think the chancellor, the bank of england isn't really that much from investors perspective. even as,

great fanfare. less than a month ago is now ratified and moving ahead, removing the main obstacle to e u. u. k. progress in other areas like scientific cooperation, ari faucet al jazeera, livable right around 100000 palestinians, attended the 1st friday afternoon, pres. of ramadan c. i like some all skin occupied east jerusalem, but many worshippers from the occupied west bank were prevented from accessing it due to the strict measures imposed by israeli forces in blackly reports a bright and peaceful morning at the alex, almost compound with palestinians observing ramadan by reading the quote on it, i thank god i am happy and thank god i can't express my happiness to friends and most i'm 50 years old and israel recently lifted the security band on me around 100000 worshippers have flocked to occupied east jerusalem to welcome the fasting month with the 1st friday afternoon prayers but there were long queues at military checkpoints across the occupied westbank with many palestinians waiting a long time to pass through an hour. and they didn't let me cross to prey in jerusalem because i am youn

u. k and the e u, and therefore germany of the hind them. and that's this visit as it were. although it is between the figurehead leader of the united kingdom and the figurehead leader of the federal republic of germany, that underneath that there is this desire on both sides for a rapp hoshal for a coming together of 2 countries who in a historical level certainly over the course of the last 70 years or so have been very much friends, neighbors allies. and indeed we've been hearing from the president stein my are saying that germany and britain now opened a new chapter in their relations with this visit. we'll be following that for you here on out. as eric dominic came in berlin. thanks, danny. now the foreign ministers of russia and iran had been meeting in moscow discussions between saga lab rosanne jose enemy, i belie him focused on expanding trade and investment between the 2 countries. there was also discussion around the failed nuclear deal between iran and the west . the world is still waiting for the united states to return to its obligations under the nuclear deal. and we specifically stress that all illegal sanctions against iran must be lifted. we welcome the improvement in the situation in the middle east region in particular, and life of the recently and now 3 duration of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia. so congress, more of their bass that we discussed, you could aim at the support any initiative, and that would help stop the fighting and bring a peaceful that is illusion of differences before my visit to moscow. during my conversation with your fighting policy, chief justice bottle, we discuss the necessity of stopping the board and focusing on that political solution. and i, and for my colleague the foreign minister of ukraine this year and was ready to help efforts aimed at the stablish in fees and ending divorce either at the president's level or at the foreign minister flat. now the united nations is set is set to set up an agency to investigate the face of thousands of syrians have gone missing during its 12 the civil war, sir, and found these have long been calling for away to find their loved ones. diplomatic editor james bass has the story farce from the un headquarters in you. up to 12 years of war, the united nations estimates there are about a 100000 people missing in syria, detained or abducted. their relatives don't know if they're alive or dead. now the united nations is preparing to set up a new body to investigate. the cornerstone is the establishment by the general assembly of a new internationally solution to clarify the site and what about of the missing and to provide support to victims and their families. i urge all member states to act, and i call on the government of cd and all parties to the conflicts to cooperate. it is essential to help cd and healed and remove an obstacle to securing sustainable peace. wafaa mustafah welcomes the idea of the new institution. she hopes it could bring her family news about her father alley, who was abducted by armed men in 2013. i spent the past 9 years and 8 months of my life. talking about the moment i lost my dad. and it's and, and it's still very, very difficult. i mean, it changed, it seems our life for a very changed it. it started us, you know, i, i live alone in germany. i have my mom and my sister in canada. i have another sister in the us, we were 70. and then that moment when my father was for a few, disappeared by deborah day by the father jim in 2013, that for me, the ambit ever. so i spent, i spent that i still spent the every day of my life am trying to find an answer for one single question. is my dad a life? the fact that the syrian government seat in the general assembly meeting was empty is pretty telling the u. n. already has a commission of inquiry on syria, an international impartial, independent mechanism, as well as the teams led by the un special envoy and the u. n's high commission of a human rights and yet on the issue of the missing the government of syria has not cooperated with any of them. many diplomats fear the aside regime will also ignore the new body which the un hopes to have up and running. in a matter of months, james bay's al jazeera of the united nations and still had here allows, as in next case, president says, those responsible for fire that count. at least 14 people at a migrant detention center will be brought to justice. ah hello, they will look to east asia and we've seen some heavy rain roll across southern parts of china. it's now pushing its way across the taiwan and pulling into some of those southern islands of japan. and we are expecting that rain to continue in hong kong, it'll dry up. however, as we go into the, we can much dryer further north of this clo

u. k and the e u. that fear is that the ripple effects of the s b b, 's collapse may spread the case chancellor. jeremy hunt is warning of a serious risk to domestic tech firms economist and financial analysts. robert scott says the federal reserves raising of interest rates lead to the issues in the banking sector. the has an obligation treasury in the f d. c. actually, in this case, the ones who made the announcement, they have an obligation to protect the positives and the banking system. but that begs a larger question. is the fed going to get the message and slow down this program of tightening of the interest rates in the economy? the concern is that the fed is going to pitch the economy into a recession. that will cause millions of job bosses and that will get the poorest and the hardest, black and brown workers who will lose their jobs. first, the wealthy and powerful, who own the corporations that are benefiting from these times of fail will not be hurt. they'll keep their jobs up, keep earning, profits is low income workers who will suffer is resolve these type policies. at least 8 people have died off for a migrant smuggling boat capsized off the coast of california. that happened on saturday night near the us city of san diego coast guards have now suspended their search for missing migrants. and authorities say the vessels appear to be part of a people smuggling operation. it's one of the deadliest maritime incidents of its kind in us waters, science fiction company, everything everywhere. all at once has won 7 oscars, including best picture at the academy awards in los angeles, the films star, michelle yo made oscars. history is the 1st asian woman to win, the best actress category. he kwan who plays the role of her husband was best supporting actor. meanwhile, brendan fraser took home the best actor oscar for the lead role in the whale hydra . jo castro has war on the oscar when i was the ask a big winners including this year's best picture during sky. it was exactly when they get and it followed through indeed, making us her history. and not only having michelle, yo become the 1st asian woman to win best after it actually is only the 2nd ever woman of color to win in that category. but now there are 2 asian after 2 wanted the same year in the academy awards. also 1st of course, because of her co star, he's the one who won best supporting actor. certainly it was a big night for this movie, winning best director as well as faster original screen play. something that was expected and facing fierce competition from all quiet on the western front. the german film who won for best, intimate harvey and also for best international feature. but of course the glory and the attention of the day is going to everything everywhere. all at once. if you look at the best supporting actor winner, he won. he was a child after decades ago, and he left asking, he says, because for the lack of good for asian now after. and that was a problem for him until he just went back into acting and just weeks after getting his what the, what again found this role. he said it was in the dream role. and he went on to win this oscar and he made a very emotional acceptance speech. remembering this journey, also remembering his roots as of the enemy's in the grin, who came to the united states as a refugee on a boat. and now to end up winning on the academy awards stage, he said this was the definition of the american dream. and then of course, we have brandon frasier, who won for best after this was his 1st oscar, also a comeback. he had been missing from these lead roles for the last 9 years, separate from injuries from doing his own stunts. he also had a very emotional night, and certainly the entire theatre was applauding and giving him standing ovations for his well deserved come back when ah, ukrainian and russian troops locked in a brutal buffy battle for the eastern city of bark, much with both sides, claiming they inflicted heavy enemy casualties, troops with the volcano private military group control based off of the city. let's say the fighting is becoming more intense. the further they advance moscow's made a winning bar would a strategic and symbolic priority indicating that it could pay the wait for further advances. main sneezes though, didn't these things in less than a week starting from march 6th. we managed to kill more than $1100.00 enemy soldiers in the buckboard sector alone, which is russia's irreversible loss. the loss of right there near buck months. furthermore, at least 1500 more enemies sanitary losses. those who can no longer continue fighting, plus dozens of units of enemy equipment were destroyed, and more than 10 russian ammunition depots were burned down. they showed the bought more to the situation and behind which is tough, very tough in the enemies fighting for every meter. in the closer we are to the center of the city, the heart of the fighting. the more the utterly is shelling at us, the more tanks appear and the ukrainians throw an endless reserves. but we are turn sick and we will keep advancing, radiant peter opposition politicians accused moldova, pro western government of trying to suppress peaceful anti government. riley's o. marina tobar from the main opposition saw parties that a protest march in the capital chisel on sunday, demonstrators called on the government, dealt with skyrocketing energy costs. governments, as the march was not a protest, but an attempt by russia to destabilize the country. moldova police say that they are arrested members of a network fact by moscow on suspicion of trying to cause disruption at demonstrations. the 5th global security forum is being hosted here in doha, qatar. this year's theme is reshaping the global order, and it's all about how the world has changed since the invasion of ukraine. heads of government, security chiefs and prominence experts are expected to attend the closed door event that, that go live now to that event out as here as mohammed vow or is there for us. oh wow, it, what is cat are hoping to achieve or by hosting this for him? yes, the 4 of this is the 5th session. addition of this forum. it's been going on for 5 years since 2018. and basically, this is not a for them to take the seizures, at least for a consultation or exchange of ideas or reflections on the international issues, dignity, the global security challenges. the moment we have seen the prime minister, the seat of my minister and lisa for a fast as you come and dropped off a man in the key notice feeds today to open this form. he talks about what is trying to do and has to be doing to help with the crises around the world in the energy crisis or so a couple have been doing to manage the conflicts and the accommodation at consultation. and this is a, basically one of the things being debated here. so all the parties states and non state actors, experts, politicians, participants here are planning to exchange ideas about what countries should do at the moment to meet the global challenges now including the war and ukraine, including the energy crisis, including jihad, the group groups now. and what should be done to come to that in africa and elsewhere. and they are basically not taking decisions, but you think these ideas and putting them on the table full for decision makers in different countries to see what can be done to meet the challenges in the world by top of 01. i'm a little that reporting live from doha. had many things north korea state media says that it's test fire to strategic cruise missiles from a submarine. it's the latest round of tests and came just i had a planned military exercises by the united states and south korea on monday. the joint drills nick named freedom shield a set to last 11 days wolf career course. them preparations for a war of aggression. rob mcbride reports from sol, according to north korea, state run media. the 2 missiles were launched from a submarine, operates east coast in the early hours of sunday morning travelling some 1500 kilometers is thought to be the 1st time the north has launched cruise missiles. in this way, and it comes as it continues to develop its tactical nuclear arsenal, of sure to range weapons to threaten its neighbors. principally, south korea. monday sees the start of 11 days of joint military drills between us and south korean forces, which always angered the north. are these very regrettable that north korea east using our regular and defensive drills as a pretext for publication. i hope north korea realized that there is nothing they can earn from escalating tensions on the korean peninsula. these joint drills are largely computer simulated command exercises, but throughout the spring, a series of feel drills are planned, involving both u. s. and south korean troops, including and phoebe landings and held on the kind of scale not seen here since 2017. when again, relations between the north and south were out there 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u. k. the u. s. e. u and canada have already introduced similar measures. there were concerns about the potential for the chinese government to access users, location and contact arter. bathing has criticized the bands. tick tock said the decision was made based on what it called fundamental misconceptions and driven by wider geo politics to the northern philippines. now we reformed sea turtle poach as a now helping save the endangered animal. a local non profit has been paying them to use their hunting skills to look for nests. so hatchlings can be released safely back into the ocean on a be low has the story from low union. johnny mal lugo searches for sea turtle nests in the middle of the day. he says the tall waves of low noon in northern philippines, crushing to recall the silent darkness regular deal for hatching. johnny's family has been hunting for generations level at a non pool. i know my grandfather used to hunt for sea turtle eggs on the beach. he would just steps made my mother's teeth are totes, you know, that i used to follow him around. so i

u. k. france and the e u. well, yeah, because that's what happens when the people impose borders through brags it around their own country. the. busy gillis simply tried to erase. suddenly the globalist just can't have things exactly like they want them and impose them on people in an uncontrolled manner like migration, maybe stop stoking foreign wars if you don't have problems with the population displacement in your own backyard. unfortunately, judging by their increasing militaristic position, these 2 leaders have now taken on the conflict in your brain that really doesn't look like they've learned very much on that front. roches defense ministry has recently wrist release footage, all the destruction of me to weaponry in the dentist republic. this video shows a british made storm vehicle. such systems were 1st delivered to cuba forces last summer. the combat vehicle was effected in the domestic republic. alice subsequently destroyed with a high precision camera kazi drones, drones are, and to be used by th

u. k. france and the e. u. well yeah, because that's what happens when the people impose borders through brags it around their own country. the. busy coolest, simply tried to erase. suddenly the globalist just can't have things exactly like they want them and impose them on people in an uncontrolled manner like migration, maybe stop stoking foreign wars if you don't have problems with the population displacement in your own backyard. unfortunately, judging by their increasing militaristic position, these 2 leaders have now taken on the conflict in ukraine. it really doesn't look like they've learned very much on that front. yeah, i guess you can always count on those banker bros to do what they do best are t contributor rachel mars and thanks so much for your time and analysis. well ration security services have claimed their polish counterparts were involved in last month's attack on an 8th 50 rush, an early warning and control aircraft on bell russian territory with a high degree of probability. it can be arg

u. k. france and the e. u. well yeah, because that's what happens when the people impose borders through brags it around their own country. the. busy gillis simply tried to erase. suddenly the globalist just can't have things exactly like they want them and impose them on people in an uncontrolled manner like migration, maybe stop stoking foreign wars if you don't have problems with the population displacement in your own backyard. unfortunately, judging by their increasing militaristic position, these 2 leaders have now taken on the conflict in your brain. it really doesn't look like they've learned very much on that front. aah! china has appointed a new premier leak yang during a session of the national parliament in beijing. lee is reportedly repeatedly a close confidant of prisoners easing pain. i'm fevers, he served as a secretary of the chinese communist party in shanghai. the nomination well supported by g, who recently made history as china's 1st president to be elected by parliament and to 3rd consecut

great fanfare. less than a month ago is now ratified and moving ahead, removing the main obstacle to e u. u. k. progress in other areas like scientific cooperation, ari faucet al jazeera, livable credible me and my government just hold on to 0. it will start the re pat creation of a hanging refugees in mid april. and for the 1st time, officials say those who return will be out back to their homes. but many rings, a skeptical of guarantees on the military and say the 2 scared to return to 0. tony chang reports from it. oh, a rare opportunity to speak to me. most military leaders and the man whose become the public face of the genta major general zone meant don't. they say they have good news, a pilot project to allow the ranking minority who said in 2017 to come home. i'll come on thursday, we will accept them back after that, we will process them in the camps for a maximum of 2 weeks. then we will relocate them to the original villages. we have already prepared security for them. a group of officials crossed from me a month bangladesh last week to discuss the plan with the ring of community pr

u. k. gave up with breaks it. the winds framework changes the problematic northern ireland protocol and early a deal with the e u, which established trade barriers between northern ireland and mainland u. k. and so angered northern islands unionists that they collapse the power sharing governments a year ago. they'll need to be happy with a new deal to come back to the store want assembly. we listen very carefully to what the prime minister said and, but we need to translate that into what the legal text actually says. what does it mean for business? what does that mean for consumers? unfun demand, say, what does it mean for no last place within the united kingdom and our ability to trade was in the internal market of the u. k. although they're not going to be bounced into a quick decision, the d. p will be feeling the pressure, particularly if the deal continues to receive widespread approval. the longer that the d, u. p. a seen as a block on functioning government here at store. once the less happy voters are going to feel about them, you can feel the frustration at all a smith's chain of cafes. the businesswoman wants to see the back of sectarian politics here. for health services

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u. k, the u. s. the e. when canada, i've already been the app on devices linked to official accounts. the bands have been criticized by beijing. there's all the headlines in these continues here now to say that softer al jazeera. well, ah ah, ah ah, oh, when you have been out, can you? i have been having him hoodie, i've nothing with that. when i, when i went in lobby of them and i'll have them go by them with the law them, ah, with iraq had a troubled history in the past for decades, but away from the conflict and in a stability inside the confines of the national theater in baghdad, another side of iraq rarely seen by the rest of the world, has been evolving what's now the iraqi national symphony orchestra was founded in 1944, making it one of the oldest orchestra's in the middle east. one of its origin of the musicians who lived in this house in baghdad, and before the group had the proper facilities, it was sometimes the only place where they could gather together. ah wonder jed knew half of and his fellow musicians were the 1st to introduce western classical music iraqi audiences as well as performing traditional iraqi music half a day didn't 2022. but remember, the early use of the bed symphony orchestra was the jimmy that most hero how and nicole and photo symphonia had a rough without the was out that the hotter fur and remind you that without the seen the g in most usually always tim, i'll go out but for us and we never seen for some odd as a bit of money. okay. but most of the way i sort of them with the know we have to. oh, i mean him and i still, and by the way the her the with the sort of a highly detected a healthy diary, anita cabella euro for her bureau for cohen o da, marlene home with them and hover it out. but average barometer without a good one. well, why don't we book a little night. mm hm. see, nights, gun a day. see silver, a symphonia, this is you need by my granite b. dest meal for i'm gonna fit, i don't want to put a gun. will it? 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that osh to south money were sad to my home. most of the career when you'll be sheila panicky dub diana 5 dorcas rabbit for so funny. okay. and how they are me? oh, well darlene, let's meet the car a oh mm. the orchestra faced major challenges in the 19 eighties and nineties, because of iran, iraq war, the gulf war, and the economic sanctions imposed on the country. oh, it was badly disrupted and musicians left oh, yeah, really man. yeah. is a city in the sunny autonomous kurdish region of northern iraq. it's the home of german de la, occurred this violinist and composer who joined the orchestra in 1990 for casa for near murat mora id to casita telephone. miss ellen c be dead to say now dealt with samuel to say i need a little for her for carnage better. how i li said any less money and as for thorough my eyes feed, won't i seem ethylene? oh runs out his yarn. stirred hamlet as mine is psychiatric costume when he if he or don't 30, there are ring. sri sh were you heard you will be sober little fill bullet little see i see a little fits idea for sure. you're sure you're for car. yeah. any cost right as fear marquisha her marconi kashodi, the y destiny in a male. he fur fur clay at new mark. can't dig dirt half of the island the store. ah. and must that awesome. yeah, sure. right. so life roof, granite saba, a little higher when i smell, can ya for she? 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no. helen. it my thought that the national food i did the i see was the visit on that will be now you will not view as. ah, lou, i'm carry johnston. don't the top stories now analogy of the days of market time. all efforts to ease fairs of a global financial crisis are on the way rescue plans have been offered to 1st republican credit suisse banks to reassure markets for bernal's has more from los angeles. on the one hand, the branch behind me is still open for business, so that's a good thing. on the other hand, 1st republic shares in after hours trading fell about 13 percent. not exactly a sign of extreme confidence, but what's different about this a rescue? as opposed to previous rescues in the case of, for example, on silicon valley bank is that this is private banks getting involved. these are the 11 biggest players in the banking sector in the united states. not the government protest have broken out again in paris soft the french government forced through controversial tension reforms without a vote in parliament changes res retirement age from 62 to 64. allow is president is appeal for global health. after tropical cycling hit the east of southern africa and these 326 people have died and hundreds of missing following mud slides. and the severe flooding. of course, in pakistan has rejected at full a prime minister in mon cons. plea to suspend an arrest warrant issued against him . the decision sparked phase of fresh confrontations between police and con supporters. on tuesday, wednesday, hundreds of supporters for security forces outside his home in the 4th preventing his arrest. he faces multiple legal case isn't denies all charges. poland has become the 1st of ukraine's allies to commit to sending fighter jets police present on j do the us as was sold to live at 4 make 29 jets in full working order in the coming days with more to come once their flight checked a funeral has been held for one of 4 palestinians killed by miss bailey forces and occupied westbank on thursday. thousands. it turned out to mourn. the man that killed in an operation carried out on under cover is ready in the busy shopping area. and the chinese owned a tick tock, all the bands from phones inside new zealand payment. it was security concerns u. k. the u. s. the in you and canada have already been the app on devices linked to official accounts. the bands have been criticized by beijing. is the headlines. the news continues here after we rejoin out, is there a well another 3 in the 2003, you estimate invasion of iraq, the national symphony orchestra lost all it's written in music and many of its musicians left the country. among the ensuing chaos, the group had to somehow pick up the pieces held by conductor. can mean, was he got the keys and the and you're good on, aka this other and or not get him candy. a little reason restored for me was we'll restore that. he was of it another. what caused them mo, judah, and sharper to lawful father merger that been it, and also an illness, a student candidate for his, for canon, after artifact. if you're hanker theora to the if you like, we have a thought of now. hello, ms. watts for nanina a demona armano world, about little fluffy and i'm on the roof of chocolate after coolio, gunner

e u. s. and the u. k. yeah, this is one of the most important questions here. of course, to everyone's 1st instinct now is to celebrate because this is really, really big news. it's a great win for international collaboration and cooperation to reach after 15 years a high c treaty. this is 47 percent of the earth's surface that we're going unmanaged. no real tools for conservation and now hopefully a new paradigm for equitable use of the high speeds. where did the text land? well, we're all eager to know. no one had seen that final edited version. so it's, it's something we're all waiting very eagerly to see. but the work isn't done there, it also the treaty needs to be adopted and it needs to be implemented. and there be lots of steps along the way where there needs to be a really strong commitment to showing that there are benefits being shared, not just by the global north, but being shared equitably across the world by all nation. yeah. can i get in there about these are equity because the 1st sharing a sort of monetary benefit says, you just alluded to thi

the average price across the e u has sort 75 percent in the u. k. customers are facing empty shells and limits on how many eggs they can buy. now one of the main factors is a global outbreak of avian influenza. these 57000000 buds in the u. s. have been affected. so wes outbreak the u. s. europe and the u. k. have ever seen. and the war and ukraine is also contributing. ukraine provide 14100000000 eggs in 2021, making it europe's main supplier. now more than half of its egg, farms have suspended operations and the rest are coping with repeated power outages and ensure lanka. the government has begun the imposing eggs from neighboring india in order to e shortages and check the soaring prices. vocal, poultry and egg produces though, have criticized move, saying it will kill an already struggling industry. now fernandez, reports from cos, gama. as to weeks of delays, the promised eggs from india, or finally here on thursday, the shipment was distributed among bakers and confectioners, where demand is highest with daily consumption up to 7000000 eggs,

u. s. is getting stressed and nato partners and e. u partners are not completely happy with the situation due to the economic issues that germany has suffered in particular with energy prices. the u. k. has been hit with energy prices going up. and this is all a result of the sanctions and the ongoing war in the you in the ukraine, and the u. s. isn't letting its partners out of this situation. so it's putting pressure on nato much more, i think, than it's putting pressure on russia. well yeah, it's a very interesting point, george, and i've always said that nato was never, never designed actually to fight a war like disappear power. ok. it was a, i'm in georgia, i bit older. it was always kind of it a bit of a dinner club. okay. it wasn't designed to do actually be a military, i mean in a, in a conventional sense. it was more political and, and this is what they faced georgia. let's talk about the issue of d. i d notification because that's the the 2nd prong that is have been never really been discussed much in the west. they just think is frivolous. but you and i know exactly what that means. the recipe regime change. you cannot have the current regime still in power. ok, and that

u. e. tomorrow will be 12 years to the day since the u. s. u. k and france began their bombardment of libya using un security council resolution. $973.00 is justification. and within months africa's riches per capita. nation was devastated. is liter mama gadhafi brutally assassinated thanks to nato aerial bombardment, to day libya. is it best to failed state? joining me today from munich, germany, the former official spokesperson for the late bomber gadhafi, doctor mussa abraham. thank you so much, melissa for coming back on before we get to the future. rob, i suppose i have to ask you what sir. ah, what your reflections are. 12 years on and day reminders of your role as you've tried to, as you see, it stopped the catastrophe. thank you actually and for having me here again when you are excellent. sure, of course, tomorrow marks 12 years after the nato attack, violent and aggressive attack against my country. that went on for 8 months, in which tens of thousands of libyans, civilian and military personnel died. the country lays on groins all secto

u. e. tomorrow will be 12 years to the day since the u. s. u. k. and france began their bombardment of libya using un security council resolution. $9073.00 is justification. and within months africa's richest capital nation was devastated. is leader mammography brutally assassinated thanks to nato aerial bombardment. to day libya is at best a failed state. joining me today from munich, germany, the former official spokesperson for the late mammography. doctor mussa abraham. thank you so much a most of a coming back on before we get to the future. rob, i suppose i have to ask you what sir, or what your reflections are 12 years on. and they're reminders of your role as you tried to as you see it. stop the catastrophe. thank you actually, and for having me here again, when your excellent sure. of course, to morrow, marks, 12 years after the nato attack, violent aggressive attack against my country. that went on for 8 months, in which tens of thousands of libyans, civilian and military personnel died. the country lays on groins all sectors of the econo