can bring in helen cutter. gam are who's a political economist then senior lecturer at the university of johnston. and that's where he's joining us from. welcome back to al jazeera. what is your reaction to a rental woocommerce singer now taking up the top job and sir lanka? this was, i think, a one of the fears of well, most of the focus. ready ready here a given that the roger boxes and the out of pocket. ready is some b, t and close to a 2 players majority. and they are madeline's involvement, despite the amalgam is even though the, the president had to run away as always, been to use that strengthens to protect themselves and the interests and that has, ah, prevailed now with all the party members in parliament wanting to ensure the interest they all self interests and the interests of the roger jackson family. and i'm running big from messina is why you seem to have made a deal with the roger boxes or 2 months ago, a president go to buy rog, soni himself, appointed him as prime minister. and that is why 2 weeks ago, when the other very powerful, a furnace in this country, the protest, those

i asked a tim bale, a professor of politics, the queen mary university of london, whether that was actually mr. johnston is decision to make sure it's part of the course that happens in the case of touch with over it happened when a from to reason. i say that is the, the question is whether concerns you can trust them to act as a kind of can take a prime minister while they conduct a concept ok. taker is someone who you would expect to do and say pretty much nothing. and just keep the ship of state float lawrence johnson doesn't really mean idea candidate for that. right. so in this interregnum well, there is a conservative leadership, a challenge. i know that the run is arrives sorted out. we presume that this is going to take what a couple of months to finally sort out. yes, because there are 2 stages that the m p 's 1st have a series of a nation balance. they come up with 2 people who then go forward to the entire membership in the country. now bring i would a thought something like a $150000.00 people. so yes, the 1st stage would be conducting fairly quickly, probably by the end of this month. but i

of them — from wildfires to floods. the stressed ecostystem there lacks time to recover from climate events. emma johnston, deputy vice—chancellor of research at the universityon australia's environment, and she joins us from sydney. we talked about a stressed ecosystem. what are the symptoms you are facing? good morninu. symptoms you are facing? good morning. over— symptoms you are facing? good morning. over the _ symptoms you are facing? good morning. over the last - symptoms you are facing? good morning. over the last five - morning. over the last five years this independent report covers we've seen widespread impacts of climate change even down to antarctica. what seeing is an increase in frequency and intensity of extreme events such as floods, fires, storm and heat waves. and those events are actually causing about changes to ecosystems. what we see is an ecosystem that has not got time to recover even between events or storms and fires.— storms and fires. you'll salute to the cultural, _ storms and fires. you'll salute to the cultural, access - storms and fires. you'll salute | to the cultural, access impacts of these events. what you find there? , ,