there that accusation against new delhi. i think whoever it is that is, i think most understand that government has to feed 1400000000 population and if there is a climate change impact on the read it and with production, definitely it is a model duty of government of india to 1st ensure for security, for 1400000000. so the g one is a, it's only chart vested interest because a lot cheaper to beat it off and surely for security, for 1400000 people. so i want an accept the criticism of jesus. you've got the west as well pushing the gym for more har sanctions against russia, seeing it's contributing to the global crisis, but at the same time trying to influence india's policies and exports to make up the shortfall. i think they thought it would just be a nice fit. what's your assessment of that? do you say well, and most of the rest of the country is generally they made policies which are self centered. they have on all permissions and apply for day for their own economy and they weren't, weren't accept whatever they say. i thi

the trip toughening this flight, ongoing western pressure, all new delhi to changes from neutral ukraine. the wherever you're catching that program from today. welcome to moscow into the global news roundup on archie. my name's one person has been killed and 10 more injured after an oil demco in the done yet republic. city of makia camp was in gulf by fire this morning. local authorities say this site was shelled by ukrainian forces for oil tanks caught fire as a result of the strike efforts to tackle the flames. are still on the way. she said he oh yes, no, but tie in the done yes. for public also social, leaving one person dead and 5 injured local officials, same ukrainian forces launched 15 missiles in the area and in the capital done yet 7 people were injured after ukrainian artillery. shelling happened according to the local authorities and the un has said on a vacuum ration of civilians from the assault style plant. semarino, which has been at the epicenter of fighting in the city, has been successful in states over $100.00 civilians have left the factory. moscow claim militants in

we have reports from new delhi. reporter: they-based outdoors, as he prepares for a long day at the construction site where he lives with his family in a makeshift shack. like hundreds of millions of indians, he is forced to risk their health and work in the record-breaking heat. >> earlier, we did masonry. now we can do only 70 feet, not 100 feet. they get angry with us because of this. i feel weak and need to rest for a day or two. it is too hard. but if we don't work, what will we eat? reporter: march was the hottest in a century in the region. april broke several records. average temperatures are six to nine degrees celsius above normal. some areas and new delhi recently surpassed 49 degrees. southeast pakistan reached an all-time high of 51 degrees. dozens of people have died of heat related illnesses in pakistan. while millions are struggling without basic amenities such as access to clean water and electricity. >> have not seen such a heatwave before. we are worried because our livestock are sick due to the e

that is why a new delhi has banned wheat exports. it wants to put india's own food security 1st, made frequent supply chain disruptions and rising food prices. but the government has stopped short of an outright ban india plans to on a shipment agreements into before the ban. and they will continue to export to food deficit countries, including egypt and bangladesh. but that doesn't supply much relief for major v importers. on monday, wheat prices, so to a record high following the indian governments announcement now put yourself in a position where in a low income country or lower lower middle income country, where you were, let's say, spending 50 percent of your income or more on food. and certainly your got your, your food got more expensive. this is what we're seeing in many parts of, of the world as we speak. and while neighboring countries like bangladesh and still anchor can continue to count and india for now. the question for their governments and others across the world is how they can feed their populations. if food prices

last month, new delhi exported record 1400000 tons of wheat. but that's hits food prices in the country by an 8 percent increase. now the government has decided to tackle its own supply crunch. and as the country has faced and abnormal heat wave with march recording india the hottest day in 122 years with 47 degrees celsius, which new delhi un food organisation experts concern is up to 15 percent of the news crops have been wiped out now the same time the world's main we takes both russia is expecting a record grain harvest of about $130000000.00 tons of $87000000.00 of that been wheat. but the country is still limits in its weeds exports to cycle prices on its domestic markets. the war in ukraine, which is also another major weak exports. it is also impacting the markets. the president and secretary general of all india farm is association, says india, most secure its own food security. we have to also look at the security issues of the country. we all, a government also has a lot of social responsibility. so this particular issue to the publi

again, fighting and pressure and new delhi to join the sanctions regime against russian. more in this on cross live to our correspondent in the indian capital r t to say hi, there are 2. there's a lot of important being attached to prime minister moody's visit to europe. this time from both sides take us through it. well prime minister nor into more be to day actually is in denmark and met. and danish prime minister met at dixon to day and be had bilateral talks on several issues including trade on in nerd. she innovation and climate and renewable energy, as well as ukraine, in fact rad minister, nor in the more be gone for peace in ukraine, an end to war in ukraine, in the heart of europe. you couldn't get some good at the sound of the war. we immediately called for a cease fire and reiterated that dialogue is the only way to find a solution that we know when is at the end of this wall. every one will suffer losses. that's why we want peace. and the price is skyrocketing, food shortages, the spreading is affecting every family in the world. well, well. hello. ok. hello.

delhi. millions of lies in livelihoods of being affected. officials warn the he's good cause health problems for the vulnerable, including infants, the elderly, and people with chronic diseases is the 5th heat wave in the city since march. madame has its update from new delhi. you know, it's absolutely unbearable. now, temperatures in the national capital has climbed down slightly off to touching nearly 50 degrees celsius a day or 2 ago. but it's still very, very hard and much higher than what is normal for this time of feel. and you know, i'm coming to you from an air conditioned office, but there are hundreds of millions of people expose the heat wave that don't have that option. i mean, many of them are daily wage workers have to walk outside and can't really afford to take a day off, millions of all those, all farmers. and i'm really stressed about what this heat is doing to that crops and also the livestock. now, you know, some of an india, especially northern india, can get very hot, h

some areas in new delhi recently surpassed 49 degrees. jacob hubbard, in southeast pakistan, reached an all time high of 51 degrees. dozens of people have died of heat related illnesses in pakistan, while millions are struggling with our basic amenities such as access to clean water and electricity. finally got been a or did any odd gun that we haven't seen such a heat wave before. we're worried because our lie stock sick due to the excessive heat. the vegetation is dried up, the water tables going down. we have to use wet clothes to cover ourselves to try to beat the heat. the extreme heat is damaging crops and threatening to further increase fuel prices, making the poor even more vulnerable we sold out of your population is in such a big re, had gotten the lot, have the feed rust acid boulevard in these countries from that. so so that a look biggest another very big boy, the one that ability or this you get along with applied with factors, baltic, mommy and the situation of these leaders. coaching temperatures have spurred demand for el

and financial analysis in new delhi. thank you for your time. nan iconic painting of hollywood actress marilyn monroe by andy warhol, has smashed records after selling for a $195000000.00, making it the most expensive piece of 20th century art ever sold. the proceeds will be donated to a foundation that supports children's health and education programs. victoria gate and b has a story. andy will hold portrait of marilyn monroe, was expected to shatter records for contemporary art. the sale at christie's auction house in new york attracted international interest. the painting, short sage blue marilyn is worn in a series, and the 1st to be auctioned off in nearly 25 years. bidding started at a $100000000.00 and it sold in less than 4 minutes to a u. s. aunt dealer, 170000000000 photo wall is selling her usa wild centreville. adult with taxes and fees included. the final points came to a $195000000.00. the proceeds will be donated to charity. if you think about, you know, will whole price is the will record was at a $103000

she is in new delhi, putney 50 degrees celsius in the city, and the 5th heat wave in 3 months. are people there bracing for this sort of, he says, a new normal you know, actually today has gotten slightly better at the, at this time. it's just about 40 degrees in the national capital. what another bought off or north and then central enjoy. the temperature is much higher. again, several degrees higher than what is considered. a normal at this point, you know, i'm speaking to you from an air condition office, but hundreds of millions of people in the regions affected by this brutal heat wave walking out doors. many of them are daily wage workers are taking the day off is not really an option for them. millions of these are fall months. so for them, it's not just about walking in this blistering heat, it's all to be in fact, this is going to have on their produce at a time when inflation and prices of food on a very, very high. now, huge waves are not necessarily uncommon. this time of year, this is the summer, but export point out that what you're seeing is not just the one off

it was fargo have me, thank you for having the time, a live in new delhi. let's cross over to, is lombardo and come out hyde command. dozens of people in pakistan have died from the heath way of just just how bad is the situation there? just to give you an idea for the boss, few weeks. bugger st. on had recorded die temperature and a word, and jacob abad in a car, which is in the southern part of the country. central and southern parts of the country are under a severe heat wave and warning that the temperature is going to go above $51.00, possibly even touch. 52 says here that i've got it leading to a cute water shortages. they're bored, fennel, expedited of heat stroke victims. and this is all happening at the time when, as you heard from bob ne, disengaging, did not receive the kind of rains that had done in spring. and that i've gotten not leading to water scare city. some of august on the major war to read the wires are running dry and i've got is going to port a huge burden on the cash crops, such as cotton and corn. also the country, the climate chan

pardon him at the al jazeera new delhi. brenda cornell is the director of climate science at the union of concerned scientists, and she says the heat waves are a serious threat to human life. we know from studies that people who are healthy, yet may do activities where they have to be outside and exert energy, such as outdoor workers. these are types of activities that should be curtailed during extreme heat waves. and unfortunately with climate change, we're going to have more and more disruptions to our economic livelihoods and things like that. and we need to take actions, give people holidays times where we can stay safe and stay indoors. so some people looking at the health effects, 35 degrees celsius isn't, isn't a heat index, is something that if you're doing activity, even if you're healthy, your body may not be able to cool off because the outdoor air is just as close to the skin temperature if you're any hotter than the skin temperature of human beings, it's impossible to cool off. and this is one of the great con

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: india first — new delhi bans the export of wheat, as a heatwave ruins crops and sends prices soaring. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it has become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax. to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. - it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far but suddenly, the police are tear—gassing the crowd. we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well—established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's - newest nation. it was a bloody birth i for a poor country and the challenges ahead are daunting. - but for now, at least, i it is time to celebrate. this is bbc world news. the lates

that's a new delhi was slammed by the west for announcing an export band and its own security features with welcome to our international just on 7 in moscow time on this monday morning. my name is peter scott, and we'll be doing this from welcome to 30 minutes of use an analysis. russia will be 4, it's positions on the finished border. if else think he joins the nato alliance. the statements by a top russian military official comes after the finished president on prime minister jointly announced the country will submit his bid to join the bach this week and thus abandon finland's neutral status, which the country is upheld for decades. i'll think he said it's a necessary decision for maintaining security in europe following russia's invasion of ukraine. a fundamental change has taken place in the security and operating environment of finland in europe, jointly agreed international commitments and principles of european security did not prevent war in europe. a combination of a strong national defense capability and nato membership would be a credible security solution. now that decisio

bob name it the alta 0, new delhi. the canton film festival is well famous for being a showcase for the greatest cinema of the moment. missy is gathering on the french riviera opens after a difficult 2 years for cinnamon during the covert pandemic, and in the shadow of the ukraine wool triangular as that. and as the shovel ah, lights, cameras, action can a 2 week celebration of cinema after a bruising 2 years for the big screen. $35000.00 film buyers and sellers, critics and celebrities, a gathering to do business and promote old genres of film festival is opening with the french comedy final cut, a love letter to filmmaking and budget zombie movies from the teen behind the oscar winner, the artist. the films costing through have just traveled up the rank of it and into the cinema. but this year it'll be ukraine, that really pulls focus every go is being opened for the delegations. and they'll be discussions about how to revive the countries film industry once the war is over . meanwhile, russian delegations being bann

live this hour in new delhi. and the quad is this informal alliance between four nations with shared believes on liberty and freedom. and one is not like the others and that would be india. >> reporter: ab solutely because india has yet to condemn's russian's actions in ukraine, while the other three have called out russia's actions, india has been on the fence. as far as the u.n. statements are concerned, they've gone as far as condemning the violence and killings but they haven't directly condemned russia and that has been a bone of contention when it comes to the west. there's been relentless pressure to come out and take a clear stance against russia. like you pointed out, india's ties go back decades. it's heavily reliant on russia for its defense supplies. you have three countries more or less on the same page with russia's actions. but india has been focussed on maintaining the balancing act until now. i spoke to a senior fellow and she had to say it's a bigger picture the quad has to look at, at this poin

the only christian distinguished fellow at the observer research foundation in new delhi. before the break, and you mentioned a number of western bankers who are criticizing the current approach to american policy making. and i also want to mention to people like henry kissinger, which is hot, you know, people who are part and parcel of the mainstream who have also been warning against opting out of the ants here indefinitely. and henry kissinger, in particular, returned to his i guess, the message if you've lived pushing or yes, pushing russia and china together, it's dangerous for the united states. and that the administration needs to do something to change that. is there anything as far as you are concerned at this point, that washington can offer either to moscow or basing to sort of encourage them to not necessarily change sides, but to change the trajectory of their development? well, i think washington can do a lot at the end of the day while we are not in the unipolar world anymore. the fact is that the united states remains the most dominant 5. so the united stat

i know that new delhi also cited of course, heat wave as one of the factors and we are seeing more and more of such, extreme weather and nature events, droughts, heat, wave, locust, invasions, etc. it looks like india is actually stalking up north for the rainy day, but for something far more dangerous. is this the right perception that their decision makers and your daily may be hearing that the current situation in the world may, may worse. and rather than improve, i don't think that will at this point of time be the main concern. but yes, play metric conditions are a concern. and in india, agriculture is a very monsoon dependent. the monsoon is yet to come, it's predicted to be a decent one. but we have to wait and see if the month soon is good, then i don't think in any trouble of producing green, but of all things, not just lead, but it will. a lot will depend on that. i'll be hoarding because the what is that we may not have a good monsoon. i'm not so sure because even storing wheat at the end of the day, you have to protect it in certain condition. maintaining those conditions i

it comes against the backdrop of western pressure on new delhi to join sanctions against russia. with you're very welcome to our, to international. my name's you know, meal and 30 minutes of news and views start ukrainian forces have reportedly you just this cease fire at marty, you pull zones off. stell plumped to move into new bottle positions. the russian military attacks on military fortifications have not reportedly resumed with our strike sand artillery used in the offensive. it comes as a ceasefire. was a notice in the area for several days with more than a 100 civilians. a fact you waited to safety during that time. this is how one russian soldier described the fighters left in the marty. you felt plants for lunch today and they are fanatics, which they are waiting for something maybe negotiations. okay. waiting for them to be taken out of there somehow, and then they've waste hogansville and schemes about oh though, they did say that they have been abandoned down there because keep doesn't answer their calls when they're just fanatics regularly, craning forces would have

the lease a saying that the objective was to continue dialogue with new delhi to insist the consequences of the war on the international order well beyond the european union and also in asia. now, india's neutrality under the conflict in ukraine has come under intense and repeated criticism and scrutiny from other countries. it, of course, abstained un boats. and despite the efforts of the you this week, moody has not been seemingly convinced that he should be condemning russia's actions. moody has continued to cool for ceasefire and talks between russia and ukraine, saying that this in only this is the way to resolve the crisis. now, while india sees russia is being a vital partner, let's not forget that moscow is a major supplier of arms. she deli, it is also said that it believes that no country would emerge victorious from this conflict. in fact, morning that all will suffer losses and that there would be no serious impact on developing and poor countries as a result. and it seems, despite the very big differences over ukraine, macula, moody, we're least able to put those aside to di

delhi before the break. and you mentioned a number of western thinkers who are criticizing the current approach. you american policy making, and i also want to mention people like henry kissinger, richard, you know, people who are part and parcel of the mainstream who have also been warning against opting out of the ants here indefinitely. and henry kissinger, in particular, returned to his i guess, the message or keys live that pushing or yes, pushing russia and china together, it's dangerous for the united states. and that the administration needs to do something to change that. is there anything as far as you are concerned at this point, that washington can offer either to moscow or basing to sort of encourage them to not necessarily change sides, but to change the trajectory of the development? well, i think washington can do a lot at the end of the day while we are not in the unipolar world anymore. the fact is that the united states remains the most dominant 5. so the united states undoubtedly has trem

delhi to change its neutral stuff from the cream? the lie from an international new center in moscow. this is our t thanks for your company today. my name's unit neil to our top story. one person has been killed and 10 more injured after an oil demco in the den. yes. republic. city of mckee, of carols and gulf by fire on wednesday morning. local authorities say this site was shell by ukrainian forces for oil tanks caught fire as a result of the strike efforts to tackle the blazer ongoing. well yes. see no, but tie us in the dot net for public also saw shelling, leaving one person dead, 5 injured local officials, claim ukrainian forces, lords 15 missiles against the city found in the capital than yet the 7 people were injured after ukrainian artillery, showing according to local authorities, meanwhile, the united nations stated on the vacuum nation of civilians from the off style steel plant in murray, utah, which really has been at the epicenter of fighting in the city, has been successful. you can see people who are being evacuated

delhi, because new delhi was a strong supporter of the afghan government. that means that the pro-russia elements in new delhi really have become much more influential recently. so this is a result of the failure of our policy in central asia. >> todd: but doesn't a flippant remark it like that by the president really obscure the important question that was ultimately being asked? i understand your explanation, but let's be realistic -- if india decouples from russia, specifically russian oil, that's really going to hurt the russian war effort and could help ukraine in the long run, which seems to be, rightly so, what the world community wants. >> it is certainly what the world community wants, and the world community is not very happy with india's close relationship with moscow. at this particular time, it just shows you that, once you make a big mistake in one place, it's going to have long-term reverberations. so right now president biden is not going to say, "oh, yeah, i really screwed up in afghanistan and that's why we have this problem in ukraine," b

delhi policies. as it should not need to seek approval from the west, we got reaction from a former senior official in india's foreign ministry. we are being given summons about how we should behave. and i think the minister should go was right to point out. the show me more prices, whether it vanished on on the problem or for dinner isn't and to which europe in countries paid no attention, not the concerns of the nation countries. so i think that he was quite right in working out that day if not, every country looks at the problem from the perspective of it's a geography and it's a national interest and the european perspective on this is not necessarily shared by other countries. but i think that we should all be concerned about the life of human beings of suffering all around actually on. so vows the conscience of we finished a state energy company. gasoline is expected to respond to gas prom before may 20th on whether it will comply with a new requirements, paypal rushing, gas supplies, and ruble

the trips happening despite on going western pressure and new delhi to change its neutral stumps on the ukraine conflict with, from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my names you one person that has been killed and 10 more injured after an oil dep beau in the done yet republic city of mackie of care was engulfed by fire on wednesday morning. local authorities say the site was shallow by ukrainian forces for oil types called fire as a result of this strike. and staying in the den. yes, republic were yet seen of taiyah also saw a shell leaving one person dead and the local officials claiming training force as long as 15 missiles against us and in the capital done. yet 7 people were injured after ukrainian artillery, showing according to local authorities. meanwhile, the united nations, how stated on the evacuation of civilians from the resort style steel plant in mar . yeah, which really has been at the epicenter of fighting in this city has been successful . you can see people here at being evacuated from mario to nearby villages. the u. n said over

delhi insisting that problems at home. and in the region should take priority again, quite candidly, we've been hearing for the last 2 months, a lot of our lot of arguments from europe. so you know that things happening in europe and asia should worry about it because these could happen in asia. guess what things have been happening in a shop for the last 10 years. now europe may not have looked at it so, so you know, it could do. this could be a wake up call for europe, not just in europe. it could be a wake up call for europe to also look at ation. india, as i find defended it's neutrality over the war in ukraine as it maintains close ties with moscow. ukraine has been essential topic of discussion between the indian administration and western towns a policy for the past 2 months. and the top diplomat has insisted that his country needs to rid itself of the idea that a foreign power could define and new delhi policies as it should not need to seek approval from the west. we got reaction from a former senior official and

delhi to join sanctions against russia. ah, for 7 years live from moscow, this is art c pleasure. i love your company today. my name's you to know the ukrainian forces have reportedly used this cease fire at murray who pulls a self cell plant to move into new firing positions. the russian military attacks on military fortifications. i've now reportedly resumed with her a strike sound artillery used in the open sea. it comes as a ceasefire, was announced in the area for several days with more than a 100 civilians i have back your way to the safety during that time. meanwhile, moscow is continuing to target your brains military infrastructure in other regions . ah, in the latest strike, russian forces had a logistics center out of the military or a field near the southern city of odessa. the facility was being used to deliver foreign weapons to ukraine. on this 1st, the strike destroyed unmanned aerial vehicle. miss alden, russian president vladimir announced a new sense of economic measures in response to western sanctions.

new delhi has decided to address its own domestic needs. first of the countries being testing abnormally strong heat wave with more thing. india's hottest day in a 122 years as 47 degrees celsius was reached and deli, although it's too early to know exactly what impact those conditions will have on this years harvest un food organization experts are concerned up to 15 percent of india's crops could be wiped on the same time, the world's main wheat export or russia is expecting a record grain harvest of about $130000000.00 tons and 87000000 tons of we 2. but like india, russia is limiting its exports to tackle prices on its domestic market. the conflict in ukraine, another major wheat exporter is also impacting the global market. we heard from india and economists be just cert, donna, on the situation. i think this is, i think bus are the same that got a mental as 2 feet, one flight 4000000000 populations. and if there is a good impact on the field, and we definitely it is a modern guilty of government of india to insure it for 1400000000 so

delhi to join sanctions against russia, a across the globe around the world. this is our chief pleasure to have your company today. my name's union. o'neill, ukrainian forces have reportedly used the ceasefire at mario bones. i was off stell plans to move into new firing positions. the russian military attacks on military fortifications of nar, reportedly risen with the earth strike sound artillery used in the offensive gums as a cease fire was announced in the area for several days with more than a 100 civilians evacuated to safety during that time. meanwhile, moscow is continuing to target ukraine's military infrastructure in other regions. ah, well, in the latest strike, russian forces had a logistics center our military or a field near the southern city of odessa. the facility was being used to deliver a foreign weapons to ukraine and was 1st hit over the weekend. the strike destroyed unmanned aerial vehicles, missiles and amunition russian president vladimir has announced a new sense of economic measures in response to western sanctions. the decree prohib

the trips happening despite ongoing western pressure on new delhi did change its neutral stumps with across the world to run the clock. this is our team from the team myself. you know little hello and welcome to the global news. rucker. one person has been killed and 10 more injured after an oil tempo in the den. yes. republic city of makia was engulfed by fire on wednesday morning. local authorities say this sign was shelled by ukrainian forces for oil tanks caught fire as a result of the strike efforts to tackle the blazer is still ongoing. on the city of yes, you know, i tell you in the done yet. republic also saw shelling, leaving one person dead for 5 injured local official aflame, ukrainian forces launched 15 missiles in the area in the capital than yet 7 people were injured after ukrainian artillery, showing according to local authorities. meanwhile, the united nation stated, if activation of civilians from the is also still found in marty you, paul, which really has been at the epicenter of fighting in the city, has been successful. we can see people here being evacuated from

the west though is pushing new delhi to continue sending supplies and also with our correspondent reports exclusively from the territory of the besieged. how's off steel? plants were bottles between russian undone yes. republic joined forces on local ultra nationalist battalions continue to rage with fly from our international new center in moscow. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's union. today's meeting. busy of collective security treaty organization, or c, s t o members in moscow, leaders made clear once again who they believe is responsible for prolonging the conflict. and ukraine says that the consequence of the expansion of the north atlantic alliance is a problem that is, create a completely artificial work, or since it is done in the foreign policy interests of the united states. and in general, nato is used as an instrument to the foreign policy of only one country. as i do tom so far from the west, including washington, we are witnessing only a desire to prolong the conflict as much as possible. that is the reason why ukraine is being comfortable with

at least 27 people have been killed and dozens injured in a building fire in india's capital, new delhi police have arrested 2 brothers, suspecting that the fire started in their offices. catching up his hood, a young has been, ah, for 5 hours, flames ripped through this 4 story commercial building to new delhi. inside. dozens of people burned to death. desperate some of the survivors jump through windows. la delivered 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 to cut the water on 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 or unclear sod. i ordered a low speed to last up. no longer 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 offi

the trip something disliked ongoing western pressure, all new delhi to change its neutral stem from the ukraine with one minute power fix in the evening. here in moscow this wednesday may the 4th welcome wherever you're catching the program from today. one person has been killed and 10 more injured after an oil depot in the done yet for public city of mckee, of care was in gulf by fire on wednesday morning. local authority, say this site was shell by ukrainian forces for oil tanks called fire. as a result, all things strike efforts to tackle the blaze are still ongoing. while the city of yes, you know, in the den yes, republic also. so shell leaving one person dead and 5 injured local officials claim ukrainian forces launched 15 missiles in the urea and in the capital than yet 7 people were injured after ukrainian artillery shelling according to the local authorities. and something else to tell you by say, the un saves not an evacuation of civilians from the resort style in more evil, which really has been at the epicenter of fighting in the city, has been successful. you can see people

this in india are police in the capital, new delhi say more than 40 people are in hospital. dozens of others have been rescued. ablaze started on the 1st floor of the building, which mostly contains officers. are you're up to date with everything we're covering this hour counting, the cost is coming out next, looking at what a new president in the philippines means for the country's economy. i'm rob reynolds at the us, mexico, puerto on may 23rd the by the administration plans to terminate. title 42. that's a pandemic error policy introduced under donald trump. that allows for the immediate deportation of migrants in mexico will meet migrants seeking a better life. and here from some of the hundreds of thousands deported yet preparing to try again, special coverage on al 0. i hello, i'm fully back to bo, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you look at the world of business and economics this week, a remarkable return to power for the marcos family in the philippines. but how will for john martha's junior toggle the countries financial problems and can he revitalize economy? also

and some suspects have been detail that was our correspondent mini rashadi there in from new delhi. and now to brazil were landslides and flooding after torrential rains have killed at least $91.00 people in the countries northeast. president gyro boss. an arrow has visited the devastated areas by air, as soldiers continued to search for the dozen still missing, pulse, an arrow who's up for reelection later this year has been criticized for his environmental policies, which activist shay or contributing to climate change. whole chunks of land carved out by major mudslides off as the torrential floods from the last few days. slowly recede. the devastating extent of the damage caused is becoming clear . rescue efforts continue in the hopes of finding more survivors. dozens of people are still missing. many residents are waiting for news on their loved ones while dealing with the loss of their homes. although i'm not sleeping, i'm not eating because it was such a painful experience for them. so very painful. and i never before has so much rain fallen in such a short time as it did no m

if we look at the 3 day for new delhi, we are going to see some cloud. but as we get into sunday, we will see the sunshine dominating once again, lots of heat here and lots of heat as well across northern areas of china. but with a change in the wind, we are going to see a dramatic drop in temperature for beijing. have a look at that. some of that rain rolling down towards the korean peninsula, wintery conditions for rushes, far east. but further east of this for japan, it's a largely fine and dry picture. just a few showers creeping into the south, but the temperature in tokyo, sitting in the mid twenties with plenty of sunshine. and that extends further west to shanghai that to weather update. official airline pitcher lou lou. ready ah, wherever you grow in the world, warmer line goes to make it for you. exception cut. all right, we're going places to go. ah, ah ah, a reminder about top stories this all european union wants its members states to ban russian oil imports as part of its latest sanctions related to warn you crank the bought wants. it dawne

bob name it the alta 0, new delhi. one of libya's arrival prime minister says he'll move his government to the city of cert. from wednesday fatty bush aga had attempted to enter the capital tripoli on tuesday. but supporters of arrival administration led by abdul hamid to baber blocked the move nearby as had 2 governments since march when the parliament based on the east appointed basheba. as prime minister now was ready, forces have raided several neighborhoods in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. more than 40 military patrols stormed a number of palestinian homes, and 2 palestinians were detained. the veteran out there, a journalist torino barclay was killed in that same marriage. and in last week, french president emanuel macro is pushing for a rapid investigation into her death. she was shot dead by israeli forces while on assignment, she was an american citizen and 2 u. s congressmen also want the f b i to investigate her death. they are gathering signatures for a motion. when democratic congresswo

and in april 2022 new delhi exported or recalled $1400000.00 tons of wheat that immediately hits food prices in the country by 8 percent last month, the government has decided to tackle its own supply crunch the country has faced an abnormal heat wave with march recording in this hottest day in 122 years with 47 degrees celsius reached in new delhi, u. n. a. food organization ex, with our concern, is up to 15 percent of indian crops have been wiped out the same time. the world's main. we take sports or russia is expected record grain harvest is about 130000000 tons with 87000000 of weeds. but the country is still limiting its wheat exports to tackle prices on its own markets, the war in ukraine, which is also another major, weak export, so is impacting the market to the president. and general secretary of all india farmers association says india must ensure its own food security. we have to also look at the security issues of the concrete. we, all government also has a lot of social responsibility. so this particular issue to the public distribution system is also very important. and

that led to a whole series of experiments and finally, all the way from new delhi to newcastle. oh, my wish really was to make a facility for children where they're going learning groups and a facility which would not look like a classroom. it's a facility which is practically unbound. it would be called the school in the cloud . by a tag, attendance is your 1st lesson and project design. i'm really pleased that you chose to do this subject as an option, choice fiduciary phase. and today's less than, i'm gonna tell you a bit about the example that you going to do, cuz it's important that you understand that in the context of secondary education today, where we're, there's an increasingly prescriptive list of content that students have to cover. i don't think that schools have an answer yet to how they use the internet in a meaningful way. again, we're actually moving away from something like the internet being a useful resource. the best way to prepare them for the exam is just constantly going over the content. practice, practice, practice. it seems a bit relentless, i believe,

it comes against the backdrop of western pressure, all new delhi to join sanctions against russia, with just after 8 in the evening in jerusalem in nairobi and right here in moscow this tuesday may the 3rd welcome to the news roundup. here on our t ukrainian forces have reportedly used this cease fire as marty. you pulls a self style plant to move into a new battle positions. the russian military attacks on military fortifications have now reportedly resumed with ur, strong sound artillery used in the offensive. it comes as a thief, fire was announced in the area for several days with more than a 100 civilians evacuated to safety. during that time. this is how one russian soldier describes the fighters left in the mar. you pulled love for not the reason . they are fanatics. they are waiting for something maybe negotiations waiting for them to be taken out of there somehow. they've waste hope on zelinski. although they did say that they have been abandoned down there because keep doesn't answer their calls. they're just fanatics. regular ukrainian forces would have already laid down, the

the global times has voice to its support of india after new delhi decision to bon wheat exports led to g 7 condemnation. the article denounces the wes apart and double standards for not increasing their own countries. wheat exports to stabilize the market. now the agriculture ministers from g 7 urge indian not to ban wheat exports. but why won't g 7 nations themselves move to stabilize food markets supply by hiking their exports. the west just wants to shift the blame to the developing economies, including india, g 7 of course being ad the soon in most advanced economies in the world. now the decision to bomb exports comes amid food security issues in india, itself as a predicted per harvest on our lab, normally strong heat with grips the country leading to a record rising prices. india is the world's 2nd largest producer and was expected to replace russian exports sanctioned by the west. g 7 countries have stud against the move, citing the potential damage it could do to developing nations. snaked export ban affects countries like bangladesh in the pool, which urgently need it. we