u. k. international court of justice, a. so but a case to determine if me on must government has engaged in genocide. critics say it is not enough. 5 years after the origin detach. no one has been held accountable for these action as a result of that, i believe. well, the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash or crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms and much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country anytime soon, the generation of young were hang, a risk of growing up without future will join him. you know, is emily white from the international non profit organization save the children in london? i believe it's good to have you with us 5 years of being a refugee. so what are these 5 years done to the ro hinge of children? thanks very much for having me. and the

u. k. the international court of justice a so but a case to determine if me on must government has engaged in genocide, critic say it is not enough. 5 years after these horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that idle, well, the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms in a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country any time soon, the generation of young were hanger. i'd risk of growing up without future you're up to date on dw news up next is dw business with janelle de milan, a marion evans dean on the back of the top of the hour with more headlines for you . thanks for watching every day for us and for our planet global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation.

u. k, the international court of justice, i so, but a case to determine if me on must government has engaged in genocide, critic say it is not enough. 5 years after these horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that, ivory military hunter has been in bold to commit even more crafts, war crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted sanctions and engage in accountability mechanisms in a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country anytime soon, a generation of young, we're having a risk of growing up without the future. germany has been marking the worst is in a phobic attacks in its post war history 30 years ago. a far right mob attacked the housing complex for asylum seekers and immigrants. german president walter stein buyer attended the ceremony today outside that building where the riot broke a memorial of shame in our country. the words of the german presi

u. k. the international court of justice a so but a case to determine if me on most government has engaged in genocide, critics say it is not enough. 5 years after this horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that, i believe, well, the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crops were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms and a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do . with little hope of returning to the home country, any time soon? a generation of young we're hunger, large risk of growing up without future. in tennis, no joke of age has confirmed. they will not take part in this year's us open. due to coven travel restrictions, the former world number one is unvaccinated, which by the count rules bars him from entering the united states. his absence means he will not have the chance to equal wrath and the dolls record total of $

u. k. the international court of justice as over the case to determine if me on most government has engaged in genocide. critics say it is not enough. 5 years after the original detach. no one has been held accountable for these action as a result of that, i believe. the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms and a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do . with little hope of returning to the home country any time soon, a generation of young we're hanger, to risk of growing up without future. let's take a look at some more stories making headlines now to court in pakistan as granted. former prime minister in round town, extended bio for a week town is facing terrorism charges following a speech. he gave it this past weekend. please follow the judge's saying can't threaten police officers and a judge during his speech. he says t

u. k. the international court of justice a so but a case turman me on my government has engaged in genocide. critics say it is not enough. 5 years after these horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that, i believe the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted sanctions and engage in accountability mechanisms. and much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country. any time soon, generation of young were hang a risk of growing up without future. earlier i asked emily, one from the a group, save the children, what the experiences the rowing have endured over the last 5 years. what they mean for the children. thank very much have a me and they say the children recently did a survey on hundreds of children and young people and the children's parents and can get it. and to so as of children told us t

u. k with inflation, the international monetary fund had warned ahead of all this that the u. k. was in the one of the worst positions in europe and a was looking as if it was heading towards recession. now you have the faithful, a confirmation of that and a situation i had a with inflation rampant. and this attempt with interest rates are increasing. the cost of borrowing are increasing the cost, the increasing savings, but then savings aren't keeping pace with the price rises. so this is a very, very difficult situation for the update. thanks so much. andrew simmons air force in london. no argentina's government is struggling to reign in soaring inflation and financial instability present alberto fernando's as hoping a new economy minister will be able to turn round the country's finances trees. a boat has more on what the appointment means wall of latin america's largest economies. ma'am, but after the quarter poly, he's the 3rd economy minister in a month. he never said he'll massa faces the difficult task of tackling argentina's economic crisis fee hoarder. he's her season p

u. k. to train to defend their country will get a wide pool of experience and skills from both the u. k. forces and our international partners, but the canadian press has a much different view of canada's activities and ukraine. canada stay broadcast or the cbc reported that soldiers from the as all regiment participated in the canadian training in ukraine as recently as 2020 and even war identifying patches and insignia has the ottawa citizen found that canadian officials met with as of leaders failed to denounce their neo nazi beliefs and had photos taken alongside them that were subsequently used in as our propaganda. now, ottawa denies that spent part of its $890000000.00 ukrainian training budget on neo nazis. a famous nazi hunter and holocaust scholar weighed in with some harsh words . for ottawa, the problem is that the $280.00 in defense ministry did not do proper diligence and did not fully verify exactly whom they would trade. and just, you know, they want to spend millions of dollars and a, somebody is nebulous, is as, as tray a bunch of guys who they have no idea who they are. i mean, this negligence the

u. k. to train to defend their country will get a wide pool of experience and skills from both the u. k. forces and our international partners, but the canadian press has a much different view of canada's activities and ukraine. canada stay broadcast, or the cdc reported that soldiers from the amazon regiment participated in the canadian training in ukraine as recently as 2020 and even war identifying patches and insignia has the ottawa citizen found that canadian officials met with as of leaders failed to denounce their neo nazi beliefs and had photos taken alongside them that were subsequently used in as our propaganda. now, ottawa denies that spent part of its $890000000.00 ukrainian training budget on neo nazis. a famous not i want to spread millions of dollars on, on a sunday as nebulous as, as, as trade. but you guys have no idea. okay. yeah, i mean, this negligent this only people, joe, who don't want their money, spent the taxpayer money, spent her training training, neo nazis. but canada is forging ahead as it perhaps more ukrainian fighters alongside britain. but with, as all fighters now full, the, the, i

u. k. has claimed the plane never left the international airspace, but surely such a move given the time, given its ongoing support for ukraine, can be seen as incredibly provocative of the gesture. well, it can be viewed as provocative or to tempt depends on how often this happens. but one cannot rule out gresh gross stupidity on the part of pilots. nor can one rule out a pilot who is a kind of a cowboy and wants to touch his own metal by violating russian aerospace at this. this little question that this would have been something that russia would want to protect against all the more so, since as you know, would months and there and the, the naval air bases. there are very, very important to the northern fleet. i find it a little amusing that the are the place over which sure this happened is called spirit. i nice holy nose sacred nose. i assume that means that it's a little cape heading out into the into the see the baron c. a, but i don't her for me, it would not seem enough evidence to point this, sir. point this out as something terribly provocative. right. and while it's uncertain, let's

claiming the flight was on a regular surveillance mission of the northern fleet from international airspace. after leaving the u. k. the plane refilled over to the north sea and then headed to merman's former c. i officer raymond mcgovern explains what he believes the plane was hoping to see in the russian territories. this is nothing more than a, a penetration. and i just to test russian air defenses, or just to make a, make a little probe to see what that what russia would do. british are really just a vassal at the united states. they do with united states, tells them to do their pretty much isolated from the rest of the world, even from europe these days. so to, to interpret a british infringement on russian aerospace as anything more than the same thing from the, these things are, are just really have used in these roles to, to provoke air defense radars. to explore what's going on. oh, and in kenya, all eyes are in a much contested election for how to stay. as the declared winner is the east african nations current deputy president william rudo was just slightly above 50 percent of the vote. the result spark

u. k. as part of the mission, the day has come, the international atomic energy agency support and assistance mission to zap roacha is now on its way. we must protect the safety and security of ukraine's in europe's biggest nuclear facility. proud to lead this mission, which will be at power plant later this week. there is good news. there will be experts from ukraine friendly, poland and lithuania, and the bad news specialists from china and serbia will also go to the power plant . neither the u. s. nor the u. k is represented in the group as russia considers them unfairly biased last last line k thomas weapon. now ortho annual correspondent, many thanks for joining us on the program is always at thomas. what do you think about this mission? do you think it will stop the shelling of the nuclear power station? well, i don't think whether it's will have really influence the 1st thing i'm quite interested in how they will enter the area. because as far as i understand, they have to come from keith and, and cross the front line. and i don't know yet, i didn't see any details on that. so i'm stil

and one thing here, international community, u. s. u. k and european union, why fi are the and they have not done much at all that military and drain impunity? that's why currently 600000 rolling yes. the lifestyle at grief, the phrase in general street, of course, 1000000 roofing gets squalid condition in bangladesh. still there is no need to shout, they cannot return, and i can ask the tech of general side to our environment. so one thing un secretary goals of adult 6 times, they didn't take any action. you say that was what you say. but the instructional commuters, he has not done much a toll, but how can it pressure the military and beyond law when the military is ignored, the international communities cause on other issues. the treatment of pro democracy, protested mammals elected leaders, for example. yeah, that's right. current. the climate in burma, the, the situation is really bad, military ignore everything. but one thing we need to look at, we are facing generals, right when amazement of treat systematically destroyed enough int

u. k. france and germany and a call to address safety at nuclear sites and ukraine. they welcome the international atomic energy agencies mission to this apparition, nuclear facility, russia and ukraine have blamed each other for jeopardizing safety safety at europe's largest nuclear power. plant. heavy rains in pakistan have caused flood waters to rise to unprecedented levels, forcing hundreds of villagers to flee their homes. rescue workers have been working to bring people to safety. recent heavy rains have hit some parts of the country, particularly hard with more than 100 people losing their lives in flood related incidence. china says it will try to protect its grain, harvest or intense drought by using chemicals to generate rain countries in the midst of a severe water shortage after its hottest and driest summer since the government began recording rainfall 61 years ago. but can china or anyone really change the weather, firing rockets into the clouds and hoping for rain. these meteorology workers in china is who bay province or participating in a 3 month project. oh, sure. hoping to save

international studies. he joins me tonight from cardiff in the u. k. professor, it's good to have you with us on the day to night. the russian secret service the fs beat. it has accused ukraine of this assassination. what do you make of that? a very, very dubious look, obviously just a few days have passed and all kinds of versus at fuller for a proliferation. the version that ukraine was responsible was one of the was the one that the russian propaganda embraced very eagerly even before the f. b came out with their latest statement. of course. now the propaganda will switch on and go into the steam. barre eagerly blaming everything. am keith, but i remain highly, highly dubious with, with the one thing that is, is, is very difficult to, to prove. what do you make of this group calling itself the national republican army? it claimed responsibility for the attack. right? nobody has ever heard of this national republican army until now, and when i read the statement, i also saw that the statements and the army itself, such as that, it claimed to be, are

international community to stepping in. you mentioned the likes of the us and u. k. but what you actually want them to do, what can they tangibly do one on 1st of all, to point the finger in the right direction and but to be the address it as they do, always want them to uphold their responsible or crimes and continue that question also continue colonization of the for the student that at that which is at the core of this complex. the whole problem is that is really wants to take our land and to push our people away. and that has been the history of the people. we want them to force is raised to accept international consensus in relation to ending this occupation for long occupation and it's illegal practices. we want them to understand human rights as much as they do elsewhere in the war. there are so many asks that are in line with what they have determined within the un resolutions and what they have determined, international level that are in accordance with international law. we want them to apply international law to occupy policy and there are 3 and to stop di

u. k. u. s. and europe. they've now been more than $35000.00 cases, reports around the world. in july, the world health organization declared the outbreak of public health emergency of international concern. joining us now on al jazeera, alive from washington, d. c, is lauren's ghost in his a professor of medicine and founding o'neill, chair in global health law at georgetown university. thank you very much for being with us. there's been a lot of criticism as we heard in patty's report about the u. s. government's response to this monkey box outbreak. one would have thought that the lessons from the cone of ours crisis would have been learned. why do you think and how does us find itself in this situation today? what would have been the mistakes? yes, it's a coven 19. was the, the most complex, hardest case of public health has faced monkey park should have been dealt with very quickly. was the easiest case. we already had vaccines. we already had treatments. we had tests, and yet it was a comedy of errors at the beginning of the month box response in the united states . and we repeated the same mistakes. it seemed that we didn't recovered a false faulty tests and cumbersome, lo

fortified area that is home to government offices and international diplomatic missions, including the u. s. embassy and the, the embassy of the u. k. of her daughter jabari is in tech home with more and how the run in government is reacting to the violence in baghdad. where we heard from officials in iran who have advised their citizens not to travel to iraq. they have also cancelled all flights to iraq as a result of the instability they've ongoing in that country. there's a travel advisory tall citizens to avoid travel to the country. they've also closed all the land border cross to screen iraq and iran. of course, the 2 countries are neighbors and they share a very long a border that stretches about 1300 kilometers. and we also heard from the foreign ministry course and a little earlier this evening. and he said that the great new government leave that there is no political impacts that can't solve itself. and that's the iranians are recommending that iraq and pursue and solution to political misunderstandings. that they are having on its constitution, which is interesting of course, because one of the main issues that is the c

fortified area that is home to government offices and international diplomatic commissions, including the u. s. embassy and the, the embassy over the u. k. with other us, other has been a crucial figure in the rocky politics for a long time. the leaders salarous movement is one of the most powerful factions. he rose to prominence after the end of saddam hussein's leadership. in 2003, they demanded the departure of american troops and it's again and he's against iran's influence. his movements killed the top position after parliamentary elections in october last year, winning $73.00 seats. but neither he nor his rivals had enough seats for majority of the months of failing to form. a government's other ordered his em piece to resign in june. and his supporters of protested in central bank that since july and briefly occupied parliament to me now from philadelphia is albert bull visa research says yet johns hopkins university. good. have you with us. that was on the program who just again way this is just another political stunt, bice other because it's taken a fatal turn in the light of 20 deaths. first of all, thank you for having great

the loss was amnesty international as you know, so me the u. k. base is well committed, the crime against humanity or apartheid, apartheid a system of legal segregation of preferential treatment of jewish supremacy in this land against the native palestinian christians and muslims. and there are 4 years. this is the root causes of all this. the one knows it numerous un security council resolutions, numerous hundreds of view and general assembly resolutions. every single government, including in london and washington and paris, and berlin and everywhere. no where the issue lies, what does the heart of it? where does the virus? but every one looks at the fever at the reactions of the palestinian quist or to get rid of the destroyer. this is all right. let me jump in washer. let me tell him and say, even though it's quite clear when you read reports of international organizations and united nations and amnesty in human rights watch. so clearly symmetry is not the correct way to present this. there is an occupation and there is an occupy. but at the

fortified area that is home to government offices and international diplomatic commissions, including the u. s. embassy and the embassy of the u. k. in terms of the up, this also comes only 24 hours. so sorry. carry on please the hood. i just wanted to say so i know that this escalation comes only 24 hours ahead of should jewel the supreme court session to rule on a petition submitted by such petitions, demanding the parliament b. dissolve that is due to be held on to his day. but also this whole escalation comes against the backdrop of the 10 months of political draven, reeves', of dispute that i've been derailing, forming the government, the dispute, namely, between the southern movement and allies on the one hand. and iranian begged politicians, on the other hand, for the past 2 months, the parliament has failed more than once to form a government or elect a new president, due to that political rivalry over who is entitled to form a government. so that, and his allies say that, that entitled to form a government because they have the largest block in the parliament. so they want to form a majority government. on the other hand

international data. it's very difficult to pay. so against the us dollar. inflation in the u. k has jumped to its highest level and 40 years, reaching 10 point one percent in july. businesses in households who already feeling the squeeze on the even more economic pressure, intensifying phase and energy and economic crisis sonic, i got reports from london in testing times come opportunities for don parsons, a founding partner, the case, largest electric bike business. the shadow cost by the pandemic was a chance to get people out of the vehicles and try a greener, more cost effective way of getting around it paid off. but what's happened is demand has gone up enormously for alternative means of transport. and supply has just fallen through the flow now costs as a business of great enormously as well. you know, we've seen rent increases and there are costs associated with that. across the country, businesses are feeling the pressure in 2020 to design a cap. mccone overcame financial challenges by focusing on e commerce, but now her business has to navigate those soaring shipping c

fortified area that is home to government offices and international diplomatic commissions, including the u. s. embassy and the, the embassy over the u. k. boating we lived up from arlington, virginia is kenneth canceled. and he's a persian gulf analyst could help you with this on the program is to councilman. well, she'll sense of the maneuvers you'll sort of seeing and hearing about on the ground in baghdad. i mean what's being played out politically here. thank you. and of course, some speaking as usual in a purely personal capacity not affiliated, not speaking to the congressional research service or anyone in congress. but it's a very disturbing development for solder has been when he was frustrated in his efforts to form a government. so he went to the straight seed, which is sent his followers into the streets, thinking he can change the equation by or getting new elections or changing the constitution. and then he was blocked by the supreme judiciary. and so he's been blocked and he sent his followers into the streets thinking they can change the equation, but now what it's producing is instability fighting casualties. gunfire.

yet to lift anything. sions from k, ron and he has also defended keeping the countries revolutionary guard on the u. s . para list at all costs. none of these international stand offs are helping the situation on the home. as biden's, critics have pointed out that his policies have triggered a growing energy crisis. well, he has only been in office for less than 2 years, yet because of his parties, climate hysteria, what they believe on the climate. biden lockdown american oil and natural gas production. by now, by news crawling around the globe. what is these begging and pleading for mercy from saudi arabia, room and venezuela? you could take the 5 wars presidents in american history and put them together and they would not have done the damage. joe biden has done to our country in less than 2 years. but while biden focuses on stoking the fires of foreign conflicts, the number shows the american people are not on his side. for example, the latest gallop poll found that just one percent of americans see russia is a major issue. instead, the majority listed inflation, government leadership, and the u. s. economy, as their talk concerns. then there's bindi

u. k. and especially give me that deep impressions that from they use the high must to a talk. united nation is the most important international organization. so this, you go to see what happened and trigger the investigation and get the feedback to the international society and other sensitive issue. this past was brazen exchangers and the exchange of dead bodies between moscow. in here, the deputy defense minister stressed that from the russian side, it's always all done within the legal framework. and in why we're geneva conventions and the when principles the prisoners are always treated well provided with food and water, and also long to call the families at the same time, he complained that you pre often violate the rules of war included regarding prisoners of war, and there were many cases of the captured russian mil to written up and even portrait. and today at the briefing, he called on foreign military colleagues to use a influence on key of to stop it. they have already been $27.00 exchange operations between them also in kiev, including a crucial and the largest in june. went 144. you went in military including fro

u. k. well, let's learn more about this right now. crossing life vanessa. bailey, independent investigative journalist. now joining us here on arty international. great to see you today. what, why do you think ukraine and, and g yos, backed by the ukranian government engage in a campaign to accused those who report different facts of spreading this information? well, i mean, i think what we're seeing globally and ukraine is only one element of what is happening. you mentioned earlier, the google crack down on any kind of discipline, reporting or reporting that is in opposition to the establishment to the ruling class. and the government taglines, but the recent gathering in ukraine of the national security and defense council and including us states department and you ask ministry of defense. but organizations and clusters to counter in that you disinformation reveals the fact that that what the intention is now is to effectively criminalize anyone, whether it's an activist or a blogger, or a journalist, or a photographer. anyone that is challenging the party line and the party line, of course, is effectively sensually governed by the us, the r

international water institute. thank you very much this year like in many countries across europe, there was little rain across the u. k. exposure calling for solutions to make sure future droughts don't spell disaster for people and the economy. parched fields. it's not what you would expect to find in northern england, but this is a summer of unprecedented heat and now of drought. climate change is making these extreme weather events more frequent. this is something different now this summer, so i think it's down to all of us to think about where water comes from in it. when, when you turn on the tap or you have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this. that means we're taking it away from the barman or taking it away from a farm or that could be using it to irrigate or harvey's crops that we will need. water scarcity is also an issue of distribution. something that can be addressed through improved infrastructure. we have enough water in this country, it's normally in the west and in the winter, and we need investment an infrastructure to habit in the right place at the right time. so there's enough water

international crisis group. he joins me now from cambridge here in the u. k. it's not a full scale military confrontation yet, but can the current hostilities be contained? there is a possibility that the fighting remains limited and other than the bombing of, of mecca. a fighting has been limited to areas in northern har region just across the southern border. but the danger is that that fighting has been quite serious. it's the, it's the most serious outbreak this year. we've had a very serious increase intentions, and this is in the context of a piece process that is completely failed to get off the ground. so though, although it's not really clear what either side would gain from returned full scale war, there are certainly reasons to think that is the direction we're heading and what was the point of the negotiations and what the idea of the negotiations is obviously for the parties to try and reach some form of compromise on the issues that, that divide them. you know, this was finally triggered by a constitutional disputes each, the federal and regional