is there a news our life, my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes? european chairs nosedive after swiss of banking giant u. b. s. rescues. it s troubled. rival credit suisse in a government backed deal. russian president vladimir putin welcomes what he calls china s constructive role in trying to end the ukraine war ahead of a state visit by sheeting thing also plays out in force in kenya as the opposition stages. demonstrations against the president and the rising cost of living. also 20 years after the invasion of iraq, we hear from a man who was tortured in the infamous, savage grey prison. and who still waiting for justice in small castle cruthers returned the top of the well tennis rankings. the spanish scenery did it by beating dental medford in indian wells. ah, welcome to the news or an enormous risk for switzerland. that s how the leader of the 2nd biggest party in parliament has described the takeover of credit suisse by its main rival, u. b.
paying on his 1st state visit to moscow since the russian invasion. ah, this is al jazeera ly from door i m fully back. people also coming up. frances government. traces to no confidence votes in parliament over president my course controversial pension before a major un report says global warming is likely lacrosse critical levels in the next decade and less drastic changes are made. and 20 years after the us invasion of iraq, we hear from a man who was tortured at the infamous apple, great prison, and is still waiting for justice. ah, a journey of peace and a meeting of dear friends. that s how the leaders of russia and china describing president changing things. first, a visit to moscow. since the russia invasion of ukraine, both hail their historic close ties. as russia faces international isolation, as in put in toll, she is open to negotiations on china s piece plan to resolve the conflict hash and i had barrow has the d test. ah, this is a trip china hopes would end wa
Findings show that civilians account for the bulk of war casualties globally - especially when compared to the prosecutions that should hold their perpetrators accountable – and observers say more should be done to strengthen protection mechanisms for civilians in conflicts.