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katya and horace are sleeping on the sofa over here. it's very important that we survived this night. now the day has come. you know, at night everything looks much more scary for people, so as you can see even many people are left the bomb shelter right now because it's more than 7:00 in the morning. >> many in kyiv are leaving. long lines of cars clog the road heading west. train stations around the country fill with families trying to get out. olena decides she and the kids will stay. >> i feel safe here. the chances for us to die here in kyiv are equal to the chances for us to die on the road, so we are. and another thing. i want my children to be alive, of course, but both physically and spiritually. i want them to be strong. i want them to be free. >> olena's husband, sergei, brings supplies for his family. he's volunteered to fight despite having no military training. he leaves quickly to rejoin his unit ? it's hard to explain to children what's happening . >> taras is afraid his father will die . >> 40 miles northwest of kyiv, a

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when russia tried to storm kyiv, these residents were on the back foot, like katya, who felt helpless to defend herself and her city. >> what made me want to learn this even more is after everything, all the war crimes started to get out, you know, i wanted to have an opportunity to protect myself. >> the actress says she owes everything who fought when she felt she could not. >> the only thing that allows me to do that, allows me to live, to choose life, is that somebody is choosing death, like, right in the same moment. they are choosing death for me to live, you know? and that is just terrible. >> with fears growing that moscow could launch another attempt at taking the capital, these people say the will not be caught off guard again. volunteer instructor yuri guides them through the basics. since the war broke out, hundreds have signed up for courses like this one. so many wanted to assist in the war effort but did not have the skills for combat. >> they are not yet soldiers completely, but at least they have some knowledge of the experience. >> experience they feel they need. for

so the disha dickey kia katya as your policy group olive police, you do that? i think it is a good fit dog. good up in west southwark, edward for? oh man, no. i'm a fish. the regime of the mostly lulu livable school. i'll get manhattan murder the show can help mother smid the blue go to her. a tenant, sir, at lubbock liana with sasaki sauce, these meetings, a house, it's a brand new home. with a quick look at the main stories of following this, our around 100 civilians have left the ass off. style still works complex in the besieged city of mario paul, are expected to reach today for the 1st time during this war. this vital safe passage started working 2 days of ceasefire on the whole territory. and we managed to rescue over with elsewhere in the region, ukraine's army says that russian forces are intensifying their attacks and preparing for a major push into the east areas. while back from the font lines, rights is held up. communist slogans and pitches of cuban revolutionary leaders. as they marched, it's the 1st time in 2 years, they've been able to market b

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here's our europe editor katya adler in brussels. for any sanctions package to be passed by the eu, it needs to be unanimously approved amongst member states. be unanimously approved amongst memberstates. but be unanimously approved amongst member states. but is hungry saying no, or is hungry saying not this way? well, brussels thinks is the latter, it thinks it can have these oil sanctions approved, properly by the weekend, but there will be quite a lot of living and horse trading in between. you see, we are on sanctions back six by now for the eu and some member states, like hungry, are affected more than others. so was notjust hungry, it's like a comedy czech republic, gary who are beginning to see other member states, who are beginning to see other memberstates, look, who are beginning to see other member states, look, you have got to help us out here, you have got to reassure our voters. it was not straightforward for the eu on one hand and on the other you have to say even when these oil sanctions are passed how effective are t

and they worn things make it worse. katya locus of the yan al jazeera taliban officials in afghanistan have ordered a female tv presented to cover their faces. while it is part of a growing crackdown on women showing their faces in public, they're hurting us more. if you turn on the evening news in afghanistan, this is the face that will greet you. sonya niecy has presented on tv many times before, but she says, never like this when that, but my mom, how about a presenter must feel totally calm and relaxed during the news to convey the true to the people. but today for the 1st time i experienced a moment where i had to present my program wearing a mask and i wasn't feeling good at all. that last week. tal about officials ordered all women to cover their full bodies when outside the home. then days later, they said that applies to women on tv as well. if i had one off on but up this decree is unpredictable for all female presenters, because a slum has not commanded us to cover our faces. every islamic scholar and political figure has opposed this decree. forcing women to cover their fac

but was the bbc�*s europe editor katya adler. the white house has announced that the us has passed more than one million deaths from covid—i9. it's the highest official total in the world, although the world health organization believes the true number may be higher in other countries. in a statement, president biden, described it as "a tragic milestone" and said, "as a nation, we must not grow numb to such sorrow". this pandemic isn't over. today, we mark a tragic milestone here in the united states — one million covid deaths. one million empty chairs around the family dinner table, each irreplaceable. irreplaceable losses, each leaving behind a family, a community forever changed because of this pandemic. my heart goes out to all those who are struggling, asking themselves, "how do i go on without him? "how do i go on without her? "what will we do without them?" it's grief shared by people across all of our nations. earlier, i spoke to thomas bollyky. he is the director of the global health program at the council on foreign

katya adler in helsinki, thank ou. in ukraine, the bbc has found clear evidence of possible war crimes committed by russian soldiers in kyiv. in shocking images caught on cctv, two unarmed civilians are shot in cold blood at the height of the battle to take the capital. police have told the bbc dozens of civilians were found shot dead after the russians retreated. from kyiv, our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has this report. these are russian soldiers on their way to loot and to kill. but their every move is caught on multiple cameras. and so is leonid, the security guard, as he approaches them. the men talk, even smoke, and then the soldiers leave. but suddenly, two turn back. they shoot leonid and a second man multiple times in their backs. leonid somehow survives. his boss dead, the guard staggers back to his hut and starts phoning for help. i met one of the friends leonid called that day. he told vasya the soldiers claim they don't kill civilians. then they shot him. translation: i asked how he was.

and jeff also did one for katya, which is called the jellicle katya, which is the only way you can make me like cats. did he do one for you? no. that's fine. because i think i'd be like the narrator character. you could be ma—adam butterfly. i mean, it's a bit operatic. that's very highbrow. it is quite highbrow. i don't even know what that is. too much for you? yes. exactly. at least it's not les miserables, which would be what you'd talk about if it was a musical about energy prices, which is what we're going to discuss on this episode of newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello. it's adam in the studio. hello, it's alex in the studio. hello, it's chris in a car park in watford. glamour. is that what you signed up for as political editor? of course it is. so lots of people are going to be joining us to talk about loads of issues. but the big one today is the cost of living. and the treasury will send us a very angry email if we say there was a mini—budget today. but rishi sunak, the chancellor, did announce a lot of things, didn't he, alex? yeah, he did. so this is the thing that we

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there is no sign people living in the most isolated nation in the world are closer to getting any help. katya lopez, civilian al jazeera. ah, this is our desert. these your top stories. oh, from citizens across the world, the mountain, what they call now. all the catastrophe commemorating the 74th anniversary of expulsion of hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their lands on in the creation of the state of israel. this is napa has taken on even more residents forming the killing of the al jazeera journal as sharina, blackly by israeli forces. she was shot dead on wednesday and she covered in his writing rate and janine and the occupied west bank. the palestinian authority says, israel should not be part of any investigation into a shooting unit. i'll say it has more from the knock by day commemorations in garza, people actually marched from different places in the gaza city and they stood right here behind me. it's the un headquarters. this is where they are located. at the end, they delivered the message. this rally was called out for by the palestinian factions . they gave out a mess

assistance. infections arising rapidly in north korea with hundreds of thousands of suspected cases. katya lopez, haughty on reports, one who will be on the up until recently north korea's leader would never be seen in public wearing a mask that now king john own can no longer avoid it. local media is calling it an explosive outbreak of covet. 19. dozens of people have died with more than 800000 suspected cases. the government has ordered a strict walked down, but cases are spreading fast toward an unknown error on state television, a doctor recommends gurgling with salt water, if suffering from a fever holiday with the crumbling health care system, a malnourished population, and no vaccines. experts worry the pens, emma could have a devastating impact on north korea. conversations, you know, like out break could lead to shortages and, and economic crisis in order to prevent that. the government's conducting food rationing measures. but the surge and infections didn't stop the government from testing its weapons. just hours after announcing the outbreak on thursday, it fired 3 ballistic mi

and hark eve is the cities metro, katya parish, a chance go. and her partner andrey, fled. here from the home in northern sol, teeth club. one of the cities was affected districts a lease with them before the war, hockey had the population of one and a half 1000000. but over half of the inhabitants of left, when the fighting began, 2 and a half 1000 people took shelter in this one metro station. now they're just 700 years income is one of those who stayed, but it's not a healthy environment. you're stuck with somebody, it was a lot of charts. what did you push videos up a little bit better vocals of offerings or something when you was more talking about going to church of one of ours, but there was a lawyer for most of them. but at least every day volunteers bring supplies to be distributed, blankets, clothes, and medicines. there's plenty of food and water, and eula has no plans to leave a shelter either look at us, we will hold out just in your cell in the morning. a photo minutes after 11 until march and today and on by 25 or wow. yesterday our toes, 2 hours on top. and

however, small and helping the next generation, katya lupe, a civilian al jazeera. ah . type a quick check of a headlines here on al jazeera european union leaders of agreed to impose a partial ban on russian oil. more than 2 thirds of oil imports will be banned by the end of the year. the breakthrough follows monks of negotiations among member states. so france was called for an investigation into the death of a french journalist, killed in ukraine's mohammed region. ukraine. an official site, frederic leffler. him off was killed when russian shilling his vehicle that was evacuating civilians. on china's foreign minister has been unable to secure an economic and security packed with several pacific ocean island nations. long ease regional tor has u. s. allies concerned about beijing's military and financial ambitions in the region. well, those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after 4 lines. but before that, we leave you with memories of sharina archive. the voice of palestine. jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and t

there is no sign people living in the most isolated nation in the world are closer to getting any help. katya little missile young al jazeera. ah i, molly, inside were the headlines on al jazeera i was indians. well, the man who knock that will be catastrophe memorizing the 74th anniversary of the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their lands. hauling the creation of the state of israel. as he has knocked the has taken on even more resonance forming the killing of al jazeera general is sharina blackledge. i is ready forces. she was shot dead on wednesday. she covered and is ready raid. and janine, in the occupied at west palestinian authority, says, israel should not be part of any investigation into the shooting. offshoring. sweden is making a historic shift in its neutral military status by announcing its intent to apply for nato membership. prime minister magdalena anson says her country will be vulnerable if left out of nato. it comes the same day. felon announced its intention to apply to fulton finance for membership. the alliance has more than doubled since the st

climate change is making heat waves more frequent and more intense, and they worn things may get worse. katya love this or the yen al jazeera. now nearly 3 months after invading russia is focused on secure and inc and expanding its gains in the eastern dumbass region of ukraine and also on the southern coast. among the cities hit by shelling and missile strikes are high keys in the northeast and mc live and parisha in the south. are porter, as i beg, isn't solider. a town pitted with craters? there's been yes, fighting taking place over the last few days. i couldn't get any, it was just basically too dangerous. now we've managed to get in. it's very, very quiet in terms of there's no, not many people act on to speak to. and to show you this, this is a main can center street. it's very quiet. we've seen a handful of people around today, but if i could just show you some of the damage that's been done, i have to be careful not to triple the mud brick. and this we understand with install or stripe and this is the main center street. it's left this creature and this is paul and the reason why so

my guess this week is the katerina katya cards. they use that return presenter. and one of the last channels to be shut down, doors, tv, known internationally as tv rain. she fled russia and the 1st week of march and now co chairs, a program of news and analysis on youtube. you can just call it in the pick up joint rape from the george and capitol. the belief is russia heading back into full scale soviet repression. what does she feel about the international response to the war or western companies wrong to pull out of russia? also, what do russians know about the terrible crimes their forces are alleged to have committed? or do most prefer to turn a blind eye. i'm really fearing that the moment of realization, the acknowledgment will come and it's going to be a huge problem if you trauma or wrap and more on conflict i yes, they welcome to come pick zone. thank you very much. let's talk 1st about the war because i want to to interesting developments that i'd like to get your thoughts on . a handful of pro moscow bloggers who've been towing the official line up ti

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one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist. katya little piece of the young al jazeera washington has cool for transparency in any investigation into the killing of sharina black. the white house correspondent kennedy hall kit has more. president biden is set to host king abdullah of jordan and his son in the oval office on friday. it's an effort to promote stability between is re lease and palestinians in the midst of escalating tensions that includes the killing of journalists, serene acclaim. here's what the white house press, secretary gen saki had to say. we encourage both parties to do so thoroughly and transparently, and to share their findings, to ensure that all evidence in this case is available and fully assessed. we stand ready to assist either party in any way that we can neither side as ask for our assistance at this time, and such a request would required in order for us to do so. president biden is scheduled to visit israel next month. the details of the trip have not been released and it's unclear of the white house will use the visit to press israel for accountab

for this time of year. katya lopez, hurry, honorable warnings have been issued in at least 10 regions in spain, most exceeding 40 degrees celsius from the capital, madrid, to utter, gone in the northeast and in the city of high in, in the south. it's 15 degrees hotter than usual for those who work outside, there's no escaping the intense heat. naya is a dancer in seville. she was looking forward to more crowds after cove at 19 long towns. now the new challenge is the temperature. you know, i ordered a mama, we don't have another option. we live in seville, so we have to get used to it from now until september. otherwise we can't work. so despite the heat, we just have to push through sandra, works and tourism and is used to being our doors for hours, but not under the scorching heat. ominously covered it. okay. and also that i wouldn't recommend that we have our sales staff here on the street and the weather does affect them. but our company makes dirt to bring us water all day. so it's not bad. i try to drink a lot of water and stand near air conditioning for a bit when i can fe, we,

has been working with both sides to get people out safely. katya lopez hold on reports. ah, it's considered the last pocket of ukrainian resistance in the shattered city of mario pool. and the scene of heavy fighting for weeks ukrainian forces. the russians are attacking the assholes. saul steel factory were civilians and soldiers or sheltering an underground bunkers. i know you been better . some of the estimate of 2000 besieged fighters including women, sing in the dark and wait for josie, there's not enough food or ammunition. even if out numbered, they say they have no intention of surrendering was the threat of the boy. watson has the bloody fighting his going on for $71.00 days. the defenders of the city have been fighting thing single handedly with overpowering enemy forces. a 3 day seas fire was promised by russia to allow civilians to scheme. ukraine says the promise has been broken. some women's children and elderly managed to make it out earlier this week, but others remain tramp alongside ukrainian soldiers. what you watch for the venue already won my family

it's unclear of president putin will be able to declare victory and mario poor katya lopez of a young al jazeera, more in elegant out of as the head of the world health organization is urging russia to agree to a cease fire on a visit to the ukrainian capital keith, he criticized moscow and russian forces for targeting health care facilities. w joel has now verified 200 attacks on health care in ukraine. seems the war begun. these attacks must stoke health care is never a target or russian missile strikes of the southern city of odessa, which is home to ukraine's largest port. a struck close to the airport and the city sent up. there was also a separate strike on the nearby town of our siege. in the past week, several towns in the southern region have been targeted by russian strikes. dresser is introduced and extended curfew from sunday until tuesday morning. will the eastern town of papa's now has been under siege for weeks now? it's believed about 2000 people, a trapped inside. but as alger there is at child stratford reports now from nearby . rebekah attempts to get the mouse have

and it's never chilled one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist. katya little piece of the young out is here, francesca alban, i see as the un special wrapper turn human rights in the occupied palestinian territory. she says the attention surrounding the killing will put pressure on israel to carry out a proper investigation. michael has beaten for an independent the sorrow and the transparent investigation independent means that he's to be carried out the someone who has not the conflict of interest. and it's not about having faith or not having trust in these really investigation accountability system. but the track record of legal proceedings following an incident like these very poor. so i get on the more for the traditional community to make pressure for an intern for an independent or going to an investigation to take place to access to the or p t. and gather evidence that can be used for, for, for those of the perpetrators to finally be held accountable. israel military investigative system is well known further into the short standards of process and most of time ea

i asked katya adler, our europe editor who is in brussels for her thoughts on the way the war in ukraine has altered things in europe. we've been seeing a whole shift in alliances and structures. and of course, from a security point of view, vladimir putin has managed to upend the post—cold war security structure, and sort of almost certainties that countries had. but, yes, if we have a look at the traditional motor, it's called, of the european union, the franco—german motor, under angela merkel, after 16 years as chancellor, she wasn'tjust the head of the eu's biggest economic power, but also diplomatically and politically within the european union, she was kind of the leading face, if you like. she had that ability to kind of knock eu heads together, to find consensus, or at least lock leaders up in a room until they came to some kind of conclusion. that sort of figure is now missing inside the eu. olaf scholz has taken over from angela merkel as germany's chancellor, but this man does not lead neither at home nor abroad. germany has been very slow, very reluctant to react when it

katya. teras. and over there, derina. >> elena lives in kyiv with her husband and their three children. it's two days before the russian invasion. the u.s. is warning an attack may be imminent. like many ukrainians, elena doesn't think russia will invade. >> you know, everybody right now is following the news in ukraine because basically we don't know what is going to happen. yes, and of course there is a lot of anxiety in the air because like right now, at this moment right now, today, everything is absolutely fine. but i don't know and nobody knows what's going to happen tomorrow. >> the routines of daily life in kyiv continue. in the afternoon, she takes her 4-month-old daughter, derina, to pick up her other kids at school. katya is 7, and horace is 5. as night falls, they head home. >> my neighbors are at home. it's not like everybody left kyiv because they are afraid of the russian attack. teras, hello. >> the kids tell elena their teachers have prepared a bomb shelter at school. >> everything

our europe editor katya adler is in helsinki with more. there's no doubt about it here — there's been an absolute about—turn in political and public opinion since russia invaded ukraine. so, as much as vladimir putin may rail against nato, it's really a bit of an own goal — it's really ironic that it's his actions in ukraine that have driven the people of finland to go from about 20% support in public opinion polls forjoining nato, suddenly to 76%, according to the last opinion poll. speaking to finland's foreign minister this morning, he told me that the finns were practical people and were just looking to defend themselves better. we have had security mechanisms in europe like the osc which are meant to avoid war and military conflicts. and now we have seen that this security order does not function in europe — russia did not trust this mechanism, we refuses mechanism — instead that planned war against ukraine, of course, this is something that we cannot accept. and we are currently in this kind of limbo for european security s

when russia tried to storm keith, these residents were on the back foot like katya, who felt helpless to defend herself. and her city water made me want to learn this even more as after everything, all the work crime started to get out. you know, i want to have an opportunity to protect myself. the actor says she owes everything to those who fought when she felt she could not. the only thing that allows me to do that, you know, allows me to leave to choose life. is that somebody is choosing death like right in the same moment. so they are choosing death for me to leave, you know, and that's just terrible because it's my people i know with fees growing that moscow, emboldened by gains in the east, could launch another attempt at taking the capital. these people say they won't be caught off guard again. volunteer instructor uri guides them through the basics. since the war broke out, hundreds of people have signed out to courses like this one. so many wanted to assist in the war if it, but didn't have the skills for combat. of course they are not yet soldiers completely, but at least fo

one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist. katya little piece of the young out is here. as we heard earlier, the palestinian president is taking the case to the international criminal court. ho brennan is in the hague and reports that the point is to send israel a clear message. the central allegation is that israel is systematically targeting journalists who are operating in the occupied territories in the west bank. and in garza, on that israel is, is essentially failing to investigate when it incidents when they care to the, the occur to the extent that might constitute a breach of international law. and in some cases, many people argue my constitute a war crime. the frequency of the incidence give rise to serious and real concerns that israel is, is operating either a formal or at the very least, an informal policy that the journalists to somehow fair game, the journalists, organizations, the i, f, j and, and other organizations they, they have a case ongoing here they submitted it last month, a complaint against israelis. what the campaign is that want to do is at s

borisjohnson had changed his position, as katya adler explained. the original proposal from the eu was to have a northern ireland only backs up, and then there is this idea that this cannot happen because we conduct have northern ireland been treated differently from the rest of the uk. that is exactly what has now happened. when the protocol came into force in 2021, there were issues. we saw empty shelves and northern irish supermarkets, there is new paperwork, new customer suppliers. these difficulties were not a surprise. in 2019, british civil servants produced a study, a shortage of the cost arrived. soon borisjohnson was . saying this. we will do everything l we need to do, mr speaker, when the or by invoking article 16 the protocol to ensure that there is no barrier down the irish sea. the checks and the irish sea had been agreed by the prime minister. the government pose my complaint is how they were implemented. this is the bundle of documents that has to be filled out by companies moving goods within our own country. being that the level

to by hand guns ahead of the ban isn't expected authority, se sales are already heavily regulated. katya little piece of the young al jazeera . now south africans are struggling to keep the lights on electricity. blackouts are affecting millions as power stations cancel, flight demand, and face stealing electricity cables or any was thing. the problem for me. the miller reports from dallas book, ah, students at the university of johannesburg and sweater demonstrate following weeks of intermittent powers, which have hampered their studies. the university's management plane, he's stealing electricity cables for the black us enforce lurise east of johannesburg. more power cuts because of crime. nicholas sharpie owns a small food business, which is costing more to keep open because she has to buy gas to replace the electricity supply. i saw already because that might be more so we normally start at 5 am and that's when we get most of our customers. we have to tell them there's no power. and so we lose those morning customers, school children and commuters landed by deposits in an thieves hav

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there is no sign people living in the most isolated nation in the world are closer to getting any help. katya little miss of a young al jazeera leaders of china's biggest city are aiming to resume normal life from the beginning of next month. after 6 weeks of corona virus long down in shanghai. health workers have declared the elimination of infections in most districts. supermarkets, shopping malls and restaurants are being allowed to be opened, but with limited capacity to stay at home. orders have frustrated. 25000000 residents and cause have up to the well 2nd biggest economy. katrina, you has more from b g during this lockdown period. it's been really difficult at times to get access to fresh food and other essential supplies. and there have been a lot of inconsistent messaging from authorities. we have easing restrictions only for things to be tightened up again. so this announcement really is the clearest timeline that shows how residents have received during this time for resuming normal life. and the goal is for them to reduce normal life by june the 1st and the reason that the autho

a video analysis of where serene was killed contradicts israel's original account or the shooting. katya lopez of the on has more or less out of the hog book. shortly after sharina lockley was killed, the israeli government began circulating this video. it shows an armed palestinian firing his weapon. israel says it shows how the veteran al jazeera correspondent was likely shot by palestinian gunfire and not by its forces. but that's disputed by rights groups. witnesses and journalists have analyzed the video. israel says this is where the palestinian fighter opened fire. from this point, jerusalem based human rights organization selim says there are too many walls, alleys and buildings, blocking the site where sharin was shot. and gps verification and dozens of video clips shows. this is where is really soldiers were located as a rated a home. and janine, it shows a direct line of fire to where sharon was shot and killed. the site is also far from the palestinian resistance fighter who was about 260 meters away. there is no line of sight between one location and the other. and in fact,

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india's capital, new delhi vase of arrested 2 brothers, suspecting the foss, started in their offices. katya the 1st, who do yon has more for 5 hours. flames ripped through the sorcery commercial building. a new deli inside. dozens of people burned to death. desperate some of the survivors jump through windows, look at a lot of people, including women, were breaking glass and jumping out. all the air conditioning units in the building were on fire. about 15 of them authority, the cut, the water and the power supply running outside this hospital, families wait for updates, hoping their relatives are still alive, firefighters rescued about 70 people, but their whereabouts are unclear. sod, i ordered a low speed to learn so good. and at rama i've gone to several hospitals looking for my wife, the trauma hospital, the memorial hospital. and now here it's my 3rd attempt to rescue units look through what's left, searching for more victims and clues. the flame started on the 1st floor, which mostly has offices, daily's fire services, say the building, had no clearance, no fire extinguishers, or pro

there is no sign people living in the most isolated nation in the world are closer to getting any help. katya little miss with the young al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories, palestinians around the world, commemorating what they call knock by the catastrophe. it marks the 74th anniversary of the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of scenes from the lands in the state of israel was created. this he has not has taken on even more resonance for the killing of al jazeera journalist sharing actually by israeli forces. she was shot dead on wednesday as she covered and israeli rate in jeanine in the occupied westbank regional governor of ukraine's western this region that says russia has a fight for miss. ah, the military tongue is and the board with permanent, no casualties were reported. it was last hit by russian missiles on may. the 3rd, the western city has been largely sped since the war began. as russia focuses its efforts in the east ukrainian officials at st. there's been no let up in rushes, bombardments of the still flaunting variable where a few 100 ukrainian

to by hand guns ahead of the ban isn't expected. authority say sales are already heavily regulated. katya lopez, leanne al jazeera, the u. s. president uneasy, the prime minister of raise concerns about security agreement between china and the solomon islands during the meeting of a white house. joe biden interest into our turn discuss stepping up engagement with specific kind of nations to counter china's growing influence. biden says us wants to partner with the region rather than dictate what happens. the chinese foreign minister is currently halfway through a diplomatic tour of the pacific, hoping to deepen his country's ties. that white house correspondent, kimberly hallett has more on this. it was the 1st oval office meeting between the u . s. president and new zealand. prime minister, a chance for washington to counter china's growing influence in the indo pacific region. but for new zealand, it was also an opportunity to express that when it comes to business, there are no loyalties. we had an exchange of use on the pacific currently very clear view on both sides that the pacific

to by hand guns ahead of the ban isn't expected. authority say sales are already heavily regulated. katya lopez, leanne al jazeera, the mayor of new york is being criticized for how this is he treats homeless people . activists are accusing eric adams of ordering on necessary and heavy handed raids on shelters. the situation is focusing attention on how communities nationwide treat the 600000 homeless americans. cable, alexander explains. boys will not want to print, not a symbol is no. neil seeing is in shock and feeling stressed. i sing and his partner are homeless. the 2 of them live on a sidewalk in new york's chinatown neighbourhood. in an encampment they call home. i will go by song. but on this day, under the watch of police officers, city workers had come to dismantle it. effort all their possessions were thrown away. april everything a mile away ran for blankets, so close to sneakers. so shampoo lo, body. oh shoot. the order is everything is brand new still gets the guy the owner. oh so how does that make you feel? i'll be will, back, it goes out. mostly it's on people gimme out.

open my gate, him at the p a r m i z a h a ski pursue i bought a previous meal, a campbell bottle from katya about, say, shoot to report my galle pollock on. have allan sticks that we are bullish film director did not say by to hosking news about the events in valencia better than most of his colleagues. because he took an active part in making the documentary that there was once a town with the film tells the tragic story of one polish family in the valeria village of killeen who fell victim to the massacre. in the documentary was recently broadcast by bolan's 1st tv channel needed and caused a massive outcry. well, but that didn't stop. another polish studio from working on a similar film, oriental script writer and film director. yet his love banashali says that today's youth knows very little about the events. and by lena, recently, a small action group in poland has launched historical reconstructions. but a veil has been drawn over the truth of what happened in valencia for too long aiming. however strange it may seem that the topic remains quite unpopular in poland. political circles

title 42 was issued to prevent a spread of corona virus, or medical expert sites no longer needed. katya lopez hurry on, has more. many of these migrants have been waiting in the one mexico for years, hoping to seek asylum in the us, but along with thousands of others still have to wait longer. a federal judge has extended an immigration policy known as title 42, which blocks most of them from claiming asylum. democrats and we've been waiting for so long for years with title 42 in place. we're not allowed to request asylum. god willing, we can find a solution because returning to our country's isn't really an option. the policy introduced under donald trump's administration allows the government to expel migraines from the us to prevent the spread of hope. at 19 president joe biden was due to lift the measure on monday, but a coalition of 24 states sued and want animals and we understand title 42 exist due to sanitary measures. that's why we're here today with proof of vaccination and our covert tests. we don't have the virus. so i don't think it's fair to apply this order against us. mo

this delivery cover is about 15 percent of the nationwide shortage . katya, this is leanne al jazeera. the 1st cases of monkey pox have been identified in denmark and austria. more than 15 nations outside west and central africa where the virus endemic is endemic, have reported cases over the past few days. the infection spreads through close contact, causing body source and fever, but is rarely fatal. professor catherine bennett is an epidemiologist. she says, but people are understandably making comparisons between monkey pox and cove at 19 . but those are unfounded. people don't tend to be infectious until they have symptoms. it. one of the biggest challenges with cove, it was both the ease of spread, how it could spread to more casual context, but also that people are out there infectious before they develop symptoms. so they don't know. and some people never develop symptoms with monk with a monkey pulse. the infectiousness comes with quite distinctive symptoms. so it helps identify people who have the infection. they can be isolated, so they know to withdraw the people. and we c