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the qalandars will play karachi kings in the first semi—final on tuesday. now to some basketball and to one of the most famous courts in the world. this colourful creation is called the pigalle duperree located in paris. it's been supported by lebronjames and it attracts people from all over the world. sumbal syed sat down with the creator of the court stephane ashpool to talk about the journey. basketball, one of the biggest sports on this planet. i have come to paris to sit down with a man behind one of the world's most creative courts. the court has been 11 years now. nikkei and the bron james came to paris and they wanted to support a community project and they came to me and said ok we know we have this grey and dirty court, please do something. the bron put some light on the court and then step—by—step it started to get more popular. i was born in the neighbourhood. that was my school. i live down the street. my friends and people live around here so this place was waiting for us. at my school everyone was running after a soccer ball, like 100 guy

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people have died and more than 20 are injured after a building collapsed in the pakistani port city of karachi rescue teams are searching for several people believed to be trapped under the rubble authorities say an additional fluor had recently been added to the 4 story complex u.s. senator elizabeth warren has dropped out of the race for the white house her decision comes after a poor performance in the latest round of democratic primary elections her exit leaves bernie sanders and joe biden walked in a 2 way race with toasty jabbered a distant distant 3rd. an explosion and fire at a refugee camp in the gaza strip have killed at least 9 palestinians and injured more than 50 officials say the blaze broke out at a bakery before engulfing a crowded market initial investigations to just a leak from gas cylinders may have calls the explosion. the climate campaigner great in-tune bag and other activists from across europe demonstrated outside the european commission in brussels today the protest comes a day after the e.u. unveiled a new climate will they propose making the european union carbon ne

people have died and more than 30 will injured after a building collapse in the pakistani port city of karachi rescue teams are searching for several people believed to be trapped under the rubble of already say an additional floor had been recently added to the 4 storey complex. an explosion and fire at a refugee camp in the gaza strip have killed at least 10 palestinians and injured some 60 others officials say the blaze broke out at a bakery before engulfing a crowded market initial investigations suggest a leak from gas cylinders may have caused the explosion. turning now to the latest on the coronavirus the plenary session of the european parliament will be told from strasburg to brussels next week in the u.s. california joins washington state and florida in declaring a state of emergency as the number of new infections rises meanwhile australia has banned travel from south korea the country with the highest number of cases outside china and the u.n. calculated that almost 300000000 students globally have been affected by school closures because of the virus. south korea is reporting anot

pakistan a sports club helps women break traditional roles that keeps them out of sight young women in karachi fighting for each colony in a conservative male dominated society. i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us. thea talian government has put about one quarter of its population under quarantine in a bid to stop a rapidly expanding outbreak of the coronavirus prime minister just have a contract signed a decree after midnight now the lockdown affects the region of lombardy and other northern provinces and includes venice and italy's financial capital milan italy is the country with the most corona virus infections in europe the government's most recent figures show some 5883 confirmed cases and 233 people have died of the disease the lock down is the most drastic measure yet taken in a european country to try to contain the virus. deserted train stations and empty roads. and cities now placed under quarantine wake up to the effects of the new decree overnight a very different scene news of the imminence lockdown set off a rush to beat the clock in milan and in other areas affect

and women fighting for equality in pakistan international women's day takes us to a sports club in karachi helping women break out that's helping women break out of traditional role as. a michael good to have with us. the italian government has put roughly a quarter of its population under quarantine in a bid to stop a rapidly expanding outbreak of the coronavirus prime minister signed a decree after midnight the lockdown affects the region of lumbered he and other northern provinces and includes venice and italy's financial capital milan italy's been hit with the most known corona virus infections in europe the government's most recent figures show 737-5000 confirmed cases 336 people have died the lock down is the most drastic measure yet taken in a european country to try to contain the virus. milan italy's vibrant financial heart turned into a ghost town lumber d. is the country's most populous region it's also where the corona virus has hit the hardest putting hospitals under strain and the government under increasing pressure to take drastic measures probably part of the. body and the

know on charm school is a professor to dimiss a truce institute just to karachi and a prominent critic of to know but i say she. must be very busy and. as you can say. ok let's. bring machines down to something in the seventy's beginning of the seventy's. that's when the beginnings of concern with the environment began to be raised among the general population so of course our systems have to respond to some fashion if they're going to maintain their control somewhat what is the power of corporate today bears on our power is based on their control of capital on their control of investment decisions. that are massive influence on government which derives from the private our. that basically the nature of state capitalism but it's extended and around the neo liberal policies of the last generation which sharply us feel that we have all those companies telling you that they have only have sustainable products that they're extremely fair and doing their best and that christian is how do we need to deal with green eyes to recognize that the proposals may be worthwhile so maybe it's good not

know on chomsky is a professor at the miss a true sids institute just to karachi and a prominent critic of to know but i say she. must be very busy and so. as you can see. the. intent. was to sentence something the same in that in speaking of the seventy's. when the beginnings of concern. with the environment to be raised among the general population so of course power systems after it's job for sure if they're going to maintain their control some but what is the power of corporates today built on. power is based on their control of capital on their control of investment decisions. there are massive influence on government which derives from the private our. that basically the nature of state capitalism but it's extended and around the neo liberal policies of the last generation which sharply escalated this and we have all those companies telling you that they have only have sustainable products that they're extremely fair and doing their best and the curious for me is how do we need to deal with green eyes to recognize that the proposals may be worthwhile so maybe it's good not to use

world. 11 people have died and 20 are injured after a building collapsed in the pakistani port city of karachi. rescue teams are searching for people believed to be trapped under the rubble. an explosion and f fire at the refugee camp in the gaza strip has killed at least nine palestinians and injured 50. the blaze broke out at a bakery before engulfing a crowded market. initial investigations suggest a leak from gas cylinders may have caused the explosion. activists from europe have demonstrated outside of the european commimission in brusse. the protest comes a day after the eu unveiled a new climate the law that proposes making the eu carbon neutral by the year 2050. the activists were calling for sister action. -- swifter action. the latest on the coronavirus, one session from the parliament will be rescheduled to brussels next week as a result of the outbreak. in the u.s., california joins washington state and florida and declaring a state of emergency as the number of new infections rises. meanwhile, australia has banned travel from south korea. the u.n. has calculated almost 300 million

after a 5 story residential building collapsed in pakistan's largest city 28 people also rescued in karachi but authorities say they are worried the surrounding buildings may collapse as well you're up to date with the headlines still waiting for that news conference from president putin and we will bring you that live when it happens. to al-jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption and we listen so if you really put place china as an enemy of the u.s. and that's really that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the back to 0. hi everyone i'm femi oke a on your in the stream today we take a look at 3 stories related to global warming. in east africa ice melt and antarctica and the future of the world's largest doomsday food vault you can join the conversation really easily in our live chat all. though if he's in east africa are racing to counter swarms of aeration slow cuz we've been eating their way through the region including kenya ethiopia and somalia locusts are not uncommon to the horn of africa but the recent surge

up at least 11 people have been killed when a building collapsed in the pakistani country —— city of karachi. it went down suddenly, damaging buildings next to it. police say more than a dozen people we re say more than a dozen people were hurt. the us secretary of state has criticised the decision by the international criminal court to authorise an investigation into allegations of war crimes investigation into allegations of warcrimes in investigation into allegations of war crimes in afghanistan by us military personnel and others. mike pompeo claims that it -- it is others. mike pompeo claims that it —— it isa others. mike pompeo claims that it —— it is a truly breathtaking and reckless move by an unaccountable political institution. the icc overturned a previous request for an investigation. this winter has been the warmest on record across europe. the data from the satellite shows the average temperature 1.4 celsius above the previous hi four years ago. the warm winter temperatures lead, among other things, to the first complete failure of germany's ice wine harvest. a ceasefir

the qalandars will play karachi kings in the first semifinal on tuesday. as you know there isn't a lot of sport in the diary at the moment, but there are a lot of meetings. top flight rugby union in england could be the next big sporting league to postpone fixtures due to coronavirus. premiership rugby is considering a 12—week suspension of top—flight games due to the outbreak. a special meeting will take place on monday when clubs will discuss a range of potential next steps. how long the postponement is for is up in the air, it will be discussed on monday, it could be four weeks, it could be as many as ten or 12 weeks. but there is a feeling at premiership rugby that continuing to play in the current climate is simply unfeasible. so that call will be made in the next day or two, andi be made in the next day or two, and i am also hearing that european cup rugby will also be postponed. the quarterfinal weekend is scheduled for the first weekend of april, they won't be happening, they will also put their rugby on hold for the foreseeable future as well.

people have died and more than 20 are injured after a building collapsed in the pakistani port city of karachi rescue teams are searching for several people believed to be trapped under the rubble authorities say an additional floor had recently been added to the 4 story complex an explosion in fire at a refugee camp in the gaza strip have killed at least 9 palestinians and injured more than 50 officials say the blaze broke out at a bakery before engulfing a crowded market initial investigations suggest a leak from gas cylinders may have called the explosion the climate campaigner gratitude barragan other activists from europe have demonstrated outside the european commission in brussels the protest comes a day after the e.u. unveiled a new climate law that proposes making the e.u. carbon neutral by the year 2015 the activists are calling for swifter action. but now for the latest on the coronavirus the planaria session of the european parliament will be rescheduled from straw spurred to brussels next week as a result of the outbreak in the united states california joins washington state and f

day's other news at least 11 people have been killed when a building collapsed in the pakistani city of karachi. the 5—storey building collapsed suddenly damaging buildings next to it. police say at least ten other people were injured. the high court in london has found the rule of dubai, sheikh mohammed al—maktoum, abducted two of his daughters and subjected his former wife of a campaign of intimidation. in a series ofjudgements the court said allegations of physical abuse could be relied upon and overruled the sheik‘s evan smith keep the findings secret. —— attempts. the us secretary of state has criticised the international criminal court's decision to authorise an investigation into alleged war crimes in afghanistan by us military personnel and others. mike pompeo called it "a truly breathtaking and reckless move by an unaccountable, political institution". the icc overturned its previous decision to block the investigation. it said alleged abuses by all sides in afghanistan could now be investigated. elizabeth warren became the latest political casualty of super tuesday's vote. t

we are urgently calling for britain to open up more direct routes and from karachi and lahore as well because there are people all over the country who cannot get to islamabad and we are also calling on them to act urgently, to act soon, because the situation is dramatically changing both in the uk and here if we don't. foreign office representatives say they have been in touch with both the pakistan authorities and the airlines and there is now hope that in the coming days some flights will resume. one british pakistani dual national woman has died after contracting coronavirus. this was her funeral. there is no indication she had wanted to travel back to the uk. we are in a situation where we don't know what's going to happen. the horticultural trades association has warned that the industry could collapse — and has asked the government for millions of pounds in financial help. our business editor simonjack reports. across the uk there is a growing crisis in the horticultural industry. with garden centres closed, groves of trees, shrubs, and bedding plants are facing financial rui

doing and also obviously against the march region also known as the woman's march that started in karachi and reindeer and then spread across into other cities that rail car did here again reconsider their wide liberal iraq war more rights for the women however the more religious and can vary development of the iraq forces this is not something that is new here in pakistan and that of course it's a debate that has been going on for years. uncertainty surrounding upcoming talks between afghanistan's government and the taliban is raising fears of a collapse of law and order as foreign troops withdrawal women's rights groups simply are worried what will happen if the taliban every game let's hear now from. reporting from kabul. it's a little even tucked away in a basement in kabul away from prying eyes this was the 1st gym for women only to open here sickie mohamedi chose to name it bo no one better start or elite women in the local dialect that eat well that. far yet the it's been 2 years now initially people had different views toward sports because we're a conservative society but those w

protesting and all of obviously against the march rigid all going on or go with march they started in karachi or in green ph d. and then spread across into other cities are grown because they fear again reconsider their right to live really large warn more rights for the women however to mordor lidgerwood's unconverted developments of the side the other forces this is not something that is new here in prague it's gone and out of court if it were debated there has been going on for years. all from one as iris to mexico women across latin america's biggest cities are also taking to the streets in chile thousands of marching through the capital in the wake of the demonstrations of the social inequality they are demanding justice for those women home during the protest movements which began last year let's go live then to our latin america italy see anyone who's in santiago and of course there was already a wave of unrest in chile which had calmed somewhat amusing more numbers on the streets in recent days to tell us what it's like that a day. absolute peace making up numbers that are tens of tho

storey residential building collapsed in pakistan's largest city and 28 people are also rescued in karachi but authorities say they are worried the surrounding buildings may collapse as well. you're up to date with the headlines still waiting for that news conference from president putin and the one we will bring you that live when it happens. to al-jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption. we listen so if you really put place china as an enemy of ours and that's really that we meet with global newsmakers and tweek about the stories that matter just 0. hi everyone i'm femi oke a am your in the strain today we take a look at 3 stories related to global warming locusts in east africa ice melt in antarctica and the future of the world's largest doomsday food vault you can join the conversation really easily in our live chat or on twitter. though it is in east africa are racing to counter swarms of aeration slow cuz we've been eating their way through the region including kenya ethiopia and somalia locusts are not uncommon to the horn of af

women fighting for equality in pockets stop international women's day takes us to a sports club in karachi and helping women break out of that.

after a rain on the south eastern coast triggered landslides killing at least 24 people the city of karachi has been the hardest hit forcing at least 200 people from their homes to the lions keep it on al-jazeera libya and speakable crime is next. to the royal. there is no such thing as a clean war war allows every kind of atrocity. rape is a shocking but increasingly common consequence of war. collateral damage. a side effect of the fight. but there's evidence that it is now used as a military strategy. of all war crimes breaking is the most difficult to cover making it the perfect crime. in bosnia rwanda that there are critics republic of congo and syria women and children have usually been the main targets but in pre and post revolution libya it's men has often been the main victims but no one has ever been able to prove that. in libya rape is a taboo subject mention the word silence prevailed and. one woman did speak out in public in march 20 levon i just thought of that evolution. that. the man in our baby was accusing the gadhafi regime of raping opponents and i cry resonated around t

we are urgently calling for britain to open up more direct routes and from karachi and lahore as well because there are people all over the country who cannot get to islamabad and we are also calling on them to act urgently, to act soon, because the situation is dramatically changing both in the uk and here if we don't. foreign office representatives say they have been in touch with both the pakistan authorities and the airlines and there is now hope that in the coming days some flights will resume. one british pakistani dual national woman has died after contracting coronavirus. this was her funeral. there is no indication she had wanted to travel back to the uk. we are in a situation where we don't know what's going to happen. i have four children — two that are really young. we are really worried. as cases rise in pakistan, so does the concern amongst britons who feel trapped here. i have left three children behind. two children are asthmatic. i should have been home. that's the bottom line. i should have been home. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. meanwhile, elsewhere arou

of karachi with. the worst case so far with an $81.00. day old. clothes. from public. gathering and. home. care or not why it is that country definitely or not the prime minister that they can order a dog down the country because it would have a conflict. how is all of this impacting the program to repatriate afghanistan. refugees refugees from afghanistan. well what do united nations high commission for refugees. that day comes in a line up autonomy guidelines that have been given by the government normally in the winter months that repaired repaired creation at that job because of that on both sides of the border and also the fact that it didn't spring time that did show this time the united nations high commission obviously paying heed to the advisory from the government and deciding that died while in treaty bad relation will of course now be hoarded until further order. the movement of some of those refugees that are millions of ground refugees in pakistan and did their own go all beautifully preventive measures to ensure that did wider does not spread across the

super league but while the games continue to be played fans have been shut out by coronavirus measures karachi's national stadium was empty as the kings qualified for the semifinals and eliminated 2 time champions united some about were playing without their full overseas stars who have left the country and they were restricted 215626 karate reach that's always winning by 4 wickets. well even if not most sports news coming up again later so thanks very much peter 3 navigator my colleague at our london he sent a lot of not a full half hour of global news round up until and from a piece of the news thanks very much for your time and your company to stay with us . in 2014 and al-jazeera investigation revealed how anger and family feel will be in bone a crisis that ravaged west africa we asked our lives here didn't allow you to hospital knowing we are dying 3 years on we speak to the filmmaker the one thing that spread and caused devastation on a sphere that was born out of ignorance rewind liberia living with an al-jazeera. trouble began at the end of the country's civil war most people started ret

a subsequent cruise and that's why they're all being tested now being quarantined off the coast of karachi have a town see there in washington d.c. should have thank you in iran meanwhile schools and universities will remain closed for the rest of this month checkpoints are being set up to limit travel between cities iran now has more than $3500.00 cases where the needs to 107 people dead zain was robbie has more now from the capital tehran. the health ministry released america on twitter the spokesman released a map that showed how the virus emanated from a comb sort of in the center of the country out to the rest of the nation and it really looks like the tentacles of an octopus sort of engulfing the country and that's really what we're seeing in iran experiencing the death toll is at $107.00 the total number of cases more than 3550 new deaths since yesterday 500 new cases confirmed since yesterday and the health ministry has taken a number of steps one of the things they've suggested to people today is to stop using cash now to raise to be seen or it really isn't clear how much of a vec

tearing and obviously against the march rigid also known as the woman's march i started in karachi. and then spread across. here again reconsidered their wide delivery large worn more right for the women however the more religious and can vary development of the i report it is not something i did new here in pakistan and out of court or debate that has been going on for years. uncertainty surrounding upcoming talks between afghanistan's government and the taliban is raising fears of a collapse of law and order's foreign troops withdraw women's rights groups in particular are worried what will happen if the taliban regain power for a 100 reports now from kabul. it's a little haven tucked away in a basement in kabul away from prying eyes this was the 1st gym for women only to open here sickie mohamedi chose to name it bo no one but or elite women in the local dialect that were that. far yet their own needs been 2 years now initially people had different views toward sports because we're a conservative society but those who came here have seen good results and felt the benefits of work

against the march rigid also known as the woman's march that started in karachi and greenpeace and then spread across into august they didn't read this year again reconsidered their right to a liberal iraq war and more right for the women however to mordor legit and can vary development up to the iraq war it is not something that is new here in pakistan and out of course it is a debate that has been going on for years. ahead on al-jazeera tripoli might be under attack but there's still money to be made plus a case of well they won't be in italian football after the country sports minister calls for a season to be cancelled just before kickoff. had a decimal rain on the calls into southern areas of the united states it's been developing into the southern plains but as we continue through the stalls of the work week it really is the central plains where we're going to see some very heavy amounts of rain but the temperatures really have come up over the last few days 21 celsius in d.c. on monday that's about 10 degrees above the average but this rain very heavy in data doesn't make much pr

protesting and also obviously against the or at march which is also known as the woman march that started in karachi and green be 18 and then spread across and was a city that rarely so this year again we can see dodged a white celebrity large worn more right by the women however the more villagers and conservative elements of society i don't foresee this is not something that is new head in pakistan and i'd have thought it's a debate that has been going on for years. now the karen ethnic minority men my. has been fighting for independence in 70 years it's one of the world's longest running civil wars and has displaced hundreds of thousands of people now a community leaders say they're determined to be part of the peace building process and have created a park to do just that. reports now from younger. the qur'an of a 2nd largest ethnic minority in myanmar they've been fighting for an independent state since 949 before changing their demand in 1976 to one for greater autonomy despite a ceasefire agreed in 2012 fighting continues but in this part of state as it's now called corrent community leaders

collapsed in pakistan's largest city 28 people have also been rescued from the rubble of the building in karachi recovery operations are ongoing authorities say that worried surrounding buildings may collapse too in india 4 men convicted of the rape torture and murder of a woman in 2012 will be executed later this month after their petitions were rejected by india's president the men had filed several appeals since their conviction in 2017 india's supreme court upheld the death sentences against them the rape torture and murder of the 23 year old physiotherapy student on a bus in new delhi triggered mass protests the attack led to tougher laws against sexual violence including the death penalty. still ahead here on al-jazeera and sports houses for a beer move within sight of the fact that t 20 world cup title. time after 40 years andy thank you so much kamala near reached the fun of the women's t 20 world cup for the 1st time ever they reached somebody title decider against australia though and so what does all circumstances. that finds able to celebrate without a single ball being bowled in the

one in karachi, pakistan, where they've taken position and now building military naval bases in those ports. add to that what we see them doing and have done in the south china sea. i actually was blessed to be able to go with the navy on a flyover, part of a freedom of navigation operation in the south china sea, to see exactly what china has done there. we saw coast guard ships 1,000 kilometers patrolling the waters as if they were within the 12-mile legal limit of china. we believe that we can compete. today we're still the 800-pound gorilla. our technologies, our sailors and pilots in the navy and marines are the best in the world. we can stand up to the threat today. my question and caution today as we're looking at this authorization for our defense and budgeting therein, we've got to make sure that over the next 15 years we do this shipbuilding plan, that we maintain a more consistent and better funding for that plan, so we can rebuild the supply chain in order to build this capability. let me say one other thing. the number of ships is a function of the distribution of those s

we are urgently calling for britain to open up more direct routes and from karachi and lahore as well because there are people all over the country who cannot get to islamabad and we are also calling on them to act urgently, to act soon, because the situation is dramatically changing both in the uk and here if we don't. foreign office representatives say they have been in touch with both the pakistan authorities and the airlines and there is now hope that in the coming days some flights will resume. one british pakistani dual—national woman has died after contracting coronavirus. this was her funeral. there is no indication she had wanted to travel back to the uk. we are in a situation where we don't know what's going to happen. i have four children — two that are really young. we are really worried. as cases rise in pakistan, so does the concern amongst britons who feel trapped here. i have left the children behind. two children are asthmatic. i should have been home. that's the bottom line. i should have been home. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. the international council