passion. and very simply just. iraqi security forces opened fire on protesters in baghdad at least 5 people are hurt. them welcome on peter dhabi you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up dozens of new and advanced centrifuges tehran says it's taking another step further away from the 2050 nuclear deal. schools have been shot and flights canceled as new delhi struggles with its worst air pollution in years. also ahead

india is the lone holdout just 15 mostly asian countries agree on the terms of what could be the world's biggest trade deal. iraqi security forces have opened fire on protesters in the capital at least 5 people are reportedly hurt their condition unknown at this hour live rounds were fired at demonstrators gathering near the state t.v. headquarters in baghdad now the prime minister abdullah abdullah has called for an end to the bloodshed on both sides as more antigovernment protests are being held on this now more than a month since mass protests began in baghdad and she had dominated southern iraq the protesters say a corrupt government has failed to ensure jobs for younger people more than $250.00 people have been killed since october the 1st and has also been directed towards iran and political parties and the militias linked to tehran protesters tried to

storm iran's consulate in kabul on monday 3 demonstrators were killed by the security forces the protests but the prime minister mr massey under pressure he conditionally agreed to resign last week if a replacement was found. joins us live now from should just walk us through was time. well we just spoke to our photographer who showed us an image is of a scene at a bridge not too far from tahrir square and if these images are accurate it is quite a grim scene what we know is that at about 3 30 pm local time it's the scenario that has replayed over and over again since the protests began the protesters were on a bridge that would lead to the fortified green zone there are barricades that have set up on that bridge the attempt to topple the barricades and it's high riot police responded with this is tell us that this time again this is what witness at

least one witness is telling us is high right police responded with wide in you nation not hearing gas and witnesses saying as many as 5 people may have been killed a medical source tells us that about 30 people have been injured in saying that these injuries many of them are from gunshot wounds to the head and feet. oh and food security forces not just protesters peter we're being told that the injured include security forces both protesters understood it seems like a very fluid combustible situation on the ground. it is and it sounds the last 2 days have been i think a little bit more time peter because what we've seen is of course you can see the epicenter here in tahrir where a large number of protesters have been congregating for going on a 2nd week but what happened beginning sunday and continuing into to day is what

you're seeing is protesters are spreading out across the capital and creating many protests a campaign of civil disobedience if you will writing tires on fire at major intersections erecting barricades of their own refusing to allow drivers to come and. no as they please it was an awful nightmare getting here to talk where we had quite a fight in addition to talk talk to get into the square in front of you say they're doing that because they want other iraqis who are not from here to where you join a bit don't go to work and indeed it's been for much exceptional because various government offices and businesses for her in addition to those schools are closed in the capital and in several provinces as were the court in baghdad attorneys of young teachers are on strike the foreign minister's office is threatening to take our action against the teacher's union but an attorney we spoke to here says that simply not legal but you are seeing here in time where it's because the schools are

closed there are a lot of students here and they are actually taking over this kind of feeling underneath however we are and transforming it into a giant mural of protest art conscious thanks very much. iran's advance is taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal the head of the atomic energy organization says tehran is now operating 60 advanced centrifuges that's double the amount previously known they're also says is working on a prototype centrifuge that's 50 times faster than those allowed by the 2015 if your agreement we have continue to are trying to reverse such steps without delay and to refrain from any further measures that would undermine the nuclear deal you know that we as the european union remain committed to the implementation of the chase c.p.o. way because it's a matter of respecting international agreement it's a matter of our security but we have also been consistent in saying that commitment

that our commitment to the nuclear deal depends on the full compliance by. our correspondent also jabari joins us live now from tehran also what's the latest on the announcement. well the head of iran's atomic energy organization ali a parcel he was at the units herm's nuclear reactor earlier on monday where he's announced that iran is now producing 5000 grams of enrich uranium per day that's up 10 times from 2 months ago when it was producing about 450 grams of in which a rainy day he was very proud of this fact he said that this is all to due to the hard work and efforts of the members of the country's atomic energy organization let's hear some more of what he had to say. zines you do see toyota we want supposed to have 30 change since refuses to work on it after we tested 20

chinese centrifuges then 3 to 4 years later to work on the 30 chain centrifuges but we faced political challenges and senior authorities decided to show iran's potential power and determination so do also witness this leave the original deal. well it's very much in doubt that this seal even exists anymore practices hasn't been implemented because the iranians say the united states withdrew from this deal last year and impose a series of sanctions on iran and since then they remaining european signatories of this deal have not fulfilled their end of the bargain so iran feels that it's taking these measures because the signatories the remaining signatories have been upheld there and that the deal they say that all these steps are taking in reducing their commitment to the j c p a way are all reversible as soon as the european countries come back to this deal in terms of for filling their end of the bargain iran was supposed to slow down its

nuclear program in exchange for a series of sanctions relief but since the united states left this deal believe that the europeans are not up to standing up to the united states and the pressure that's come from the u.s. government on trying to prevent any of those countries trying to business with iran so for the time being iran says they will continue to move forward with their nuclear program until they see some tangible results from this nuclear agreement also thanks very much. millions of people in the indian capital delhi having to find alternative ways to get to work on monday the number of private vehicles allowed on new delhi roads has been high in an attempt to clear a toxic smoke that's choking the city pollution levels are so high that the schools the shot flights are being canceled and the public a merchant season will soon be depleted experts say the new delhi is similar to smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day out of a cubit job that of the wide why there is smoke everywhere and people including

young kids the elderly there are finding it difficult to breathe the burning the pollution is that bad. and she has more now from new delhi. that's the iconic rush to put the ball on our president's house in new delhi it's a tall massive building and a team sport but today one can barely see it it is engulfed in small as is the rest of the city i've been standing here for barely 20 minutes my eyes are burning on the back of my shoulders and it isn't just me doctors in the city say that many more patients are was it in them with a ailments that can be attributed to air pollution. well there's a lot i must i've been using this mosque for a couple of days it's a bit inconvenient for sure but when i'm traveling on the road then with this pollution my eyes start to water the delhi government high stake in the step to reduce the number of us down we close the doors of the capital and hence reduce pay

to the producer of the border to be deployed on this square tell us that the people actually are following the government and also giving these. people a very good it is well they could be there for many years knowing this neighboring states do not stop burning the stuff police said in the last the capital is expected to continue to remain very severe. protests are being held for a 19th day across lebanon as demonstrators step up the pressure on the government protesters have been blocking roads but most have not been reopened by the security forces since monday morning the demonstrations are continuing to call for the removal of the ruling elite and a complete overhaul of the political system as also anger president michel odes delay in unsing the date for the parliamentary consultations required for naming the next prime ministers in a holder joins us now from south of beirut any word yet any speculation as to when

we might get a green light for these parliamentary consultations. not yet peter there is no indication if and when the president is going to call for those binding parliamentary consultations in order to choose a new prime minister but we understand. the ministers to the different political parties in power there is back door trading really trying to figure out how they're going to divide shares amongst themselves they are already planning that the next government in one way or another will have political appointees and that prime minister who resigned last week he will return to office and maybe a few technocratic government. he's the streets but the outside from the street is very loud and very clear as you can see behind me we are on the main highway that links the lebanese capital beirut with south lebanon it's blocked protesters remain on the streets you mentioned day 19 people here are uncompromising this protest

movement hasn't fizzled out yes in some areas the security forces moved in and cleared prose and i have to also mention in other areas protesters themselves left the streets because they feel that they are losing support among the population at the very fact that they have disrupted daily life has really caused a lot of anger in lebanon people who want to reach work people really rely on to wages i can tell you for example 4 kilometers down this road we saw supporters of the government directing traffic towards the old road along the coast and they were chanting slogans against the revolution and saying those people they're just disrupting our lives they can't open and they can't block roads so there's tension in the streets so but at the end of the day these people are uncompromising but so is the political elite of the kind of secure in the knowledge that really when it comes to those people who are pro the government those people you're talking about

coastal road there's only so far they can go. well yes but we said this from day one as many people there are on the streets as many people who support the revolution there are people who continue to support the mainly sectarian political parties in power they benefit from them i can tell you approximately 400000 people this is a country of 4000000 people who are 100000 people are employed in the public sector el al is whose goal and said welcome to go. so far 100000 people are employed in the public sector and those people get their jobs from politicians who are in power so in many ways they get they get crew villages by criminals by allying themselves with those political parties and also there is the ideological factor some lebanese continue to support those who carry on parties they believe that they protect their that their rights so there is

a serious divide in the streets and this is what is dangerous because many many people fear that is security is at risk if this political crisis is not resolved any time soon dana thanks very much. still to come for you here on how to 0 opposition leaders in pakistan play up the next softer deadline for the prime minister and prime card to step aside has come and gone. and look at how rising inflation and corruption health care is a luxury of the few can afford in zimbabwe. i know that we have got pretty good case guys across the eastern sections of china it's to the south of us a lot of this cloud and also a fair amount of rain coming with it watching a possible disturbance just the west of the philippines so this is where we're going to see the heavy rain as we go through tuesday clear skies to the north at

about day in hong kong and wednesday temperatures about the same $27.00 celsius and most acase guys 20 celsius in shanghai and there's that rain still sitting for that to the south now from that we had across towards india it's a much drive picture generally across much of the country as he had to through the next couple of days however what we all watch of course is this out to the west this is a tropical psycho by choose day winds at about 175 kilometers an hour gusting stronger than that meanwhile of course to the north we're also watching the evolution a new day no real changes here it remains on the hazardous level the only way to say we're going to cross into maharashtra into mumbai and then by wednesday the actual progress the direction and speed of this particular little bit uncertain it could be heading towards the coast but it's actually moving very steady right now so just going to keep a very close on it it may not be this close to the coast as we had to middle of the week but we could see as more rain out towards the west which again means. by.

the time notice there are. they don't believe in the 2 states. do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti war we meet with global news makers about the stories that matter on the old a 0. point me mad as i put up from questions to my special guest and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera.

you're watching al-jazeera live from the heart these are your top stories iraqi security forces have opened fire on protesters in the capital case 5 people have been hurt the prime minister is calling for and bloodshed on both sides as more antigovernment protests are. iran's announces taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal at the atomic energy organization says tehran is now operating 60 advanced centrifuges that's double the amount previously known. air quality in new delhi has reached critical levels with officials clearing a public health emergency of the number of private vehicles allowed on new delhi is roads has been half today in an attempt to clear toxic smoke from choking the city . at least one person has been killed in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir at least 20 other people were injured in the blast at a market is trying to go tensions have been high since india revoked kashmir photonic 3 months ago. asian countries have concluded negotiations on what could

become the world's biggest trade deal 15 nations agreed on the terms of a chinese backed economic partnership during the asean summit in bangkok india was the only country that didn't join because of a number of concerns but new delhi can still join the trade pact before it's signed next year pakistan's prime minister has rejected demands that he stands tens of thousands of followers of the opposition politician. have gathered in islamabad calling for the resignation of what they say is an illegitimate government other opposition parties have supported the anti-government protests but rejected taking it inside pakistan's capital osama bin reports now from islamabad. 100 ismail has come to slum of blood from the southern city of karachi with his friends he says his leader has asked people to protest against the government. part of the islam led by a cleric well enough as the right man and this is

a man hunt government is illegitimate and accuse it of destroying the economy and jobs here i mean it was that it i'm a realtor and for the last 13 months no one has brought any property inflation has reached its highest level people were unable to earn and provided to cation to the children we've lived our homes families and businesses we will live here until we get cans rizieq national. people from all over pakistan have arrived in islamabad in recent months creators teachers and others have also protested. 9 other political parties of also joined the demonstrations but they don't support calls for a possible sit in which they see could turn violent the government is adamant that the real reason for the rallies is to divert attention from its fight against corruption. and the reason for that very simple it is because they are guilty they are guilty of corruption and that is what what they're trying to do is create pressure on the bombers somehow make the government move back from the accountability right while they were in previous sit ins people were filmed being

paid by pakistani officials these protesters deny they are being funded by their party or anyone else finds. each one gave $3.00 and we have collected $50.00 our party doesn't give us any money we do it because we are here for a good cause and are ready for any action with our leader tells us 7 such as this one began in islamabad and printed 14 that. they were backed by the by deciding whether police stablish meant that leadership of this protest says they are unique because they are against a military backed government and when the army to play a role. after 3 thing in support of the elected government the cleric leading the mob said the military should stay out of politics. and the protesters demands to hold elections without the supervision but the government has rejected them all and in calls for the prime minister to resign for now pakistan's capital is once again calm but tense and the government is making arrangements to prevent protesters from

entering a city some of their is not about. the whistleblower who prompted the impeachment inquiry into the u.s. president donald trump says he will answer questions in writing from house republicans but mr trump has just tweeted this written and says i'm not acceptable trump has repeatedly called for the unnamed official to be identified the inquiry is due to begin public hearings this month after several weeks of closed door testimony from his accused to threaten to withhold the creator ukraine unless its investigation of his democratic rival joe by. dozens of migrants have been found alive hiding in the back of a refrigerated lorry in greece the police stop the truck for a regular check near the northern city of the truck driver has now been arrested who the rebels in yemen say the saudi u.a.e. coalition is forcing should in these forces to fight and die on the front lines they've released footage they say shows heavy defeats incurred by the sudanese

mohammed has more now from santa. ok going to all the forces these prisoners of war are from sudan and so were there did calling us. the sudanese regime forces soldiers to fight as mercenaries in return for money within the ranks of the aggressor coalition forces other states limited their role to join in the airstrikes or naval forces the sudanese regime through its forces into the ground warfare where many of the coalition states refrained. i'm able to verify the authenticity and countdowns of the photos observers say the whole of these are using it to send a message to sudan as a new leaders to pull sudanese forces out of yemen. and the losses of the sudanese mercenaries amount to $285.00 killed and dozens wounded on various fronts of the border. healthy off the shelves say these are weapons and

equipment taken from a prig aid of so the knees soldiers and this whole of the fighters says teachers are among the sudanese fighting in support of and u.e.a. led forces that with these accused the. qualification of pushing sudanese forces onto the front lines i'm not prioritizing them in prisoner swaps the cheerful the sudanese community in yemen told that sudan's new leaders should reconsider the decision made by the ousted president to dispatch sudanese forces to yemen and. this is the work of the former regime of the sheer who was toppled by the sudanese people and it is known that bashir and his regime was part of militias philthy partly down to undermine the whole region even their participation was not appreciated by this aggression which was launched under the false title of arab coalition. but there certainly are so their knees army command has dismissed the

video psychological warfare he said how these are backed by regional powers with their own agendas and said sudan has to take part in the conflict called please say more than 6000 or so danis soldiers are part of the saudi yearly was run by saying they are merely 6 grow demands along the coast lines dredging through hayden's base. on our. australia as experienced its heaviest rain in years along its eastern coast the local weather bureau says some parts of new south wales received nearly 100 millimeters of rain over the weekend in january more than 99 percent of the state was reported to be suffering drought that was so severe that people in some towns resorted to drinking untreated groundwater. millions of people in zimbabwe are unable to get medical treatment which has become increasingly expensive most do not

have health insurance rising inflation and corruption have been blamed for the collapse of the public health care service hermann tassel reports. marketa lana worries finding drugs for chronic illnesses is going to get a lot harder for poor and struggling zimbabweans some public health centers have no drugs for hiv patients the cost of one month's supply at a private pharmacy is roughly 60 u.s. dollars a civil servant owns about $70.00 a month if you're into needs. which in your place because you really need it for you to maintain your lane but then if you baby here it is that means you don't get to look after the children because all the people that it will. those who can afford it go abroad for the treatment others used a while start expensive private facilities a luxury millions of others don't have is the way has more than 20 red is that health insurance and we have about 800000 members the government has its own health

insurance for civil servants which caters roughly to 340000 workers that means most people here don't have medical coverage while children under the age of 5 we see basic feature public hospitals everyone else without health insurance pays cash for such pain management the patient must have regular i mean true up to access to medication. the medication is becoming extremely expensive. traditionally and historically that medication has been funded largely by donors but we're finding that donors themselves not through lack of world but because of pressures on on their mostly local donors they are unable to support that doctors have been striking for nearly 2 months over poor pay and work conditions it's another sign the public health sector is in trouble after numerous negotiations broke down the government issued this ultimatum doctors coming to work will be disciplined. so

the 1st thing we have is not coming to work there will not be paid some have blamed the collapse of public health care system on corruption and the state's failure to prioritize government officials say weston imposed sanctions are the reason for the crisis not them but it's patients who end up suffering and as an economy wesson's there is no sign the situation will improve soon had. protests in chile showed no sign of slowing down as they enter week 3 despite the government offering a raft of economic reforms protests as a calling for the president to resign some blame economic policies that began when the country return to democracy in 1900. has that story from santiago. for decades chile has been seen as a sort of oasis of prosperity in latin america i in 1900 the country ushered in

a new democracy and in 17 years of brutal afterward tarion rule. the years that followed were marked by fast pace economic growth and a massive reduction in poverty. when the military dictatorship in chile ended no less than 45 percent of the population lived in poverty from the moment democracy was recovered economic growth was very high but they came a moment around 2000 when that growth stopped because despite the boom of a stable middle class in the 21st century has also witnessed a growing discontent over economic inequality. on october 18th the announcement of an increase in public transport fares sparked massive social upheaval since then the unrest on the streets of the chilean capital and elsewhere in the country has been unrelenting behind the facade of unshakable modern development there's a sense that she later is broken the concerns are over stagnant wages low pensions unequal access to health care and education and

a widespread perception that the standard of living is getting worse. the chileans believe the ongoing crisis is rooted in the country's economic model founded on neoliberal principles that are seen as a remnant of the days of the hardline pinochet era and some people's incomes do not match the cost of living in prices here like they are in europe but wages of the same as the rest of latin america in terms of long term solutions we need to think about how to restructure the political institutions that we inherited from the pinochet dictatorship. while many argue neo liberalism is to blame for the state of inequality and others say it's been negligence by the side of the country's political class that's exacerbated the problem and nor would i be more liberalism is a pejorative term for a free market economy i don't think people who participate in these massive march is a protesting against a free market they're protesting against a lack of opportunities. there's no shortage of opinions over what the solution to

achieve his political crisis should be but the problem is clear the prosperity achieved over the last 30 years has been cooled by the wealthiest in society and the people have had enough and ended up in. santiago chile. this is al jazeera these are the top stories iraqi security forces opened fire on protesters in the capital at least 5 people up and moved up in pot the prime minister has been calling for an end to bloodshed on both sides as more anti-government protests were held when i am has more from back to. what we know is that in about 3 30 pm local time it's the radio that has replayed over and over again since the protests began the protestors were on a bridge that would lead to the fortified green zone there are barricades set up on that bridge the attempt to topple the barricades and it's my riot police responded

. this is tell us that this time again this was at least one witness is telling us is i right police responded with a live ammunition you know i hear you guys and witnesses say as many as 5 people may have been killed. iran's announced it's taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal the head of the atomic energy organization says tehran is now operating 60 advanced centrifuges that's double the amount previously known about. equality in the indian capital has reached critical levels with officials to clearing a public health emergency of the number of private vehicles allowed on new delhi's roads has been halted in an attempt to clear the small but choking the city protests are being held from 19th day across lebanon as protesters step up pressure on the government demonstrators have been blocking roads but most have been reopened by the security forces the protesters continue to call for the removal of

the ruling elite and a complete overhaul of the political system at least one person has been killed in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir at least 20 other people were injured in the blast at a mark on strike and tensions have been highest since india roof over kashmir as well totally 3 months ago. asian countries have concluded negotiations on what could become the world's biggest trade deal 15 nations agreed on the terms of a chinese backed economic partnership during the asean summit in bangkok india was the only country that didn't join because of a number of concerns however new delhi can still join the trade pact before assigned next year lots more news whenever you want it on our website the address announcer al jazeera dot com adrian will keep you company in the coming hours here on al-jazeera i will see you bright and early from 10 g. tomorrow up next talk to al-jazeera by fanaa. in 2020 tokyo will host the parley. with the nation is a troubled history of the people with disabilities one of the any.

disability. 0 pool. to see. it's the world's number one telecom gear supplier and number 2 smartphone vendor route to south korea. while ways revenue grew almost 20 percent in 2018 so passing $100000000000.00 for the 1st time but the chinese technology companies at the center of the trade war between china and the united states huawei is blacklisted by the white house huawei is something that's very dangerous you look at what they've done from a security standpoint from a military standpoint it's very dangerous santa maria in doha why is huawei regarded as a cyber security threat by the united states and is it in independent company which is an arm of the chinese government we find out as hallways the chief security officer in the.