ah now does iraq. war was. the. al-jazeera. hello there i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes. stock markets around the world suffered their worst day since the financial crisis over or oil prices and the coronavirus is italy's best told jumps to $463.00 the prime minister says movement will now be restricted all over.

afghani as he and. are sworn in as afghanistan's president rival. and celebrations in sudan after its prime minister survives an assassination attempt on his motorcade. may have played its last match behind closed doors for a while as the country's. plunge into oil prices triggered by a dispute between saudi arabia and russia has sent stocks plummeting on global markets already spooked by the coronavirus billions were wiped off the value of major companies on monday london's footsie 100 suffered its biggest one day 4 since

the global financial crisis of 2008 the index closed 7.7 percent. hong kong's hang seng index fell 4.2 percent that's its biggest one day fall in 2 years and that spilled into other asian markets trading was hold. on the new york stock exchange for 15 minutes when the dow jones tumbled more than 7 percent shortly after it opened then it closed almost 7.8 percent that. wild crazy barrage wiley is a professor of international business strategy at the university of surrey and joins us live in the studio thank you so much for coming here it's almost the perfect storm isn't it because the coronavirus situation is getting increasingly worse and more and more countries and then you have the oil crisis between saudi arabia and russia i mean we knew about that on friday how surprising do you think the situation was for the markets today it was incredibly surprising i think i mean looking at this barbara for the last 3 months very closely trying to understand

where are we going in terms of economic you know impact and what i noticed this this kind of storm came out of nowhere the kind of the dispute is going to cause all sorts of trouble i think it's clear to me that there were 3 things that we needed to consider when we looked at this kind of perfect storm as you've highlighted one is that the china environment was slowing down right so the economy was slowing down the 2nd thing was that was impacting the supply chain consumer demand was falling the 2nd thing connected to that was that you had these kind of localized break outs right so so the kind of outbreak kicked in in italy we see this in japan and so this kind of cascade into the financial distress and what we're seeing today is just a perfect storm as a result of that do you think that there are some particular industries that will be worse airlines for example the whole tourism industry or so it seems or do you think that this really is going to touch everything personally from looking at this very carefully i would suggest that there is actually no industry that's not going

to escape this i think most industries out there are feeling the economic impact so you've said airlines if you take technology industries if you start to look at the automotive industry in germany we start to really see that this is kind of seeping into all industries and i. think there are in the short term few industries that maybe are benefiting right so you're getting to see companies out there selling toilet paper as you might have noticed recently that are benefiting from stockpiling but in general i think most industries are going to feel it is there anything that governments and obviously depends government the government and countries are experiencing this in different ways at the moment what can governments to at this point i think the governments need to consider a couple of things one is. they're running out of bullets so you know reducing interest rates one thing they can do but i think many of those are already already doing it yeah so i think they've got. to play around with fiscal stimulation and monetary policy so they can either reduce wages or think about taxes you know

playing with taxes or increasing interest rates in some countries it depends on what what the issue is really i think there's a double edged sword here for some emerging markets they're thinking carefully about do we increase interest rates or do we actually reduce the interest rates and i think the same time here they're running out of bullets so so yeah it's a challenging time i'm guessing it's obviously difficult to separate the 2 between the oil price crisis and the coronavirus but i would guess that we've been here before when it comes to oil prices the coronavirus is i guess novel and also there's no telling really how widespread it's going to be and how long it's going to last is that the more worrying of the 2 years so the way you are i've analyzed this recent least 3 things one is that we could have a quick turnaround or quick recovery which is very unlikely the 2nd scenario here is that we have a very slow slump right so that that's very likely from what we're seeing

a slowdown that's that happening right now we saw today 135000000000 pounds worth of value escape so i think there is a slowdown and we're on a tipping you know we're in the tip of the recession now and i can feel that potentially. we don't get things right in the few weeks in the next kind of 34 weeks in europe i genuinely believe we might be on the tip of that iceberg and we might be going into recession territory which can be very very tricky ok will have to wait and see hopefully speak to you again soon to zebras ronnie professor of international business strategy at the university of surrey thank you. well italy is extending restrictions of movement to the entire country after another spike and that's from the corona virus $463.00 people have now died from the virus in italy that's an increase of $97.00 from sunday 60000000 people already under lockdown in the north of the country but the prime minister does that because the says the same

restrictions will now apply to the rest of the country from tuesday all public gatherings will be banned in schools and universities closed until april 3rd. there will no longer be a red zone there will no longer be as a lawn in zone 2 in the country there will only be it's really a protected zone so across the whole peninsula people should avoid all movement unless they are for 3 specific reasons for work emergencies or health reasons. let's take a look now at other developments in the corona virus outbreak innocently and of course around the world the 2 staying with italy for a minute 6 prisoners have died in more than now after riots broke out in several prisons including the one in modern of course where inmates were told a new emergency decree restricted face to face visits with relatives iran meanwhile has temporarily released 70000 prisoners the country has reported another 43 deaths

from corona virus raising the total there to $237.00 with more than $7000.00 infected south korea reported another $96.00 cases on monday taking the total infections there the 7478 bought 10 some good news i guess the rate of increase has actually slowed to its lowest in 11 days where european leaders are preparing to hold an emergency teleconference on the virus on tuesday just to hold reports on the situation across the continent. italy's coronavirus at the democrat read of the 2nd most deadly after china has taken another dramatic turn riots in 2 dozen prisons across the country followed restrictions on face to face visits in modern or a town inside the northern quarantine zone 6 inmates died after they broke into the prison infirmary and overdosed on stocks of the heroin substitute methadone.

will never leave the room. as a warning they posted some posters such say we can only go inside when a mosque that only along the sets of one family member at a time. this was a hint of what chaos might in syria if the virus were to enter the confines of the prison system it is almost everywhere else in italy where a quarter of the population is under quarantine these were rare scenes filmed inside a hospital in the northern town of cremona and also on lockdown the financial capital milan one of the engines of the economy europe's major stock markets from milan to frankfurt paris and london all suffered dramatic falls on monday with share prices plummeting as the infection rate saws the economic impact is already substantial and will only grow there it is comforting comparisons being made to the 2008 financial crisis with concerns for the preparedness of european banks and

businesses on tuesday e.u. leaders will meet to try and come up with a unified response but they won't meet here in person in brussels with its steadily growing infection rate instead they'll be holding a teleconference the circumstances of this unique crisis continue to evolve although not yet into a pandemic says the world health organization in which transmission of the virus is uncontrolled now that the virus has a foothold in so many countries. the threat of a pandemic has become very real. but it would be the 3rd spondaic in history that could be controlled the bottom line is we are not at the mercy of the virus there are signs of success against the virus in china south korea and singapore but not yet in europe spain

looks set to launch what's being described as shock therapy measures possibly following france and germany with school closures and restricted public gatherings news the german bundesliga football matches might be cancelled wasn't welcomed. i think it's totally exaggerated it's a bit threatening particularly this area of course but i think the hype is completely data rated these are moves the government in britain is not yet prepared to make apparently to defer the enormous social and economic costs of fighting coronavirus but there will likely be no avoiding them jonah how al-jazeera. well israel has become the 1st country to enforce a mandatory 2 week quarantine for rivals as it tries to limit the spread of the virus that the city applies to both citizens and tourists. they will mostly be good

to have complex discussions we reached a decision everyone who comes to israel from a brood will be put on the 14 day quarantine this is necessary to protect public health public health comes before everything else this decision will be valid for 2 weeks at the same time we are making decisions to maintain the israeli economy. well the spread of covert 19 is being tracked by johns hopkins university in the us it's using figures from several sources including the w.h.o. and the centers for disease control in the u.s. and europe the number of cases has now passed 113000 that's worldwide but the number of deaths fast approaching 4000 but more than 62000 people have already recovered that's more than half the people who have contracted the virus and that is that is causing some cautious optimism in china and south korea especially with a number of new coronavirus cases appear to be slowing china has reported its lowest numbers of new infections since january and shanghai disneyland says it will

begin a phase the reopening south korea has also seen its new cases drop for a 3rd successive day it had markets though haven't been as resilience caught hiding the reports from bangkok. the stock market trading week in asia off to a rough start because of coronavirus fears all main asian stock indices nosedive as concern at the economic fallout grows and that it may trigger a recession some experts see monday's market reaction as just the start we will have the market correction of. 20. so. hang tight because it will be a. roller coaster ride but the difficult day for asian investors partly countered by some positive news about how the virus is being contained china's leaders saying victory in the war with the coronavirus is within sight with the

number of cases dwindling some of the purpose built hospitals for the virus are closing and patients discharged indications that normal life might soon slowly restart in parts of the containment areas in a province where the virus 1st appeared in december cautious optimism 2 in south korea the number of new coronavirus patients slowed for the 3rd successive day a new mass distribution program has started aimed at ensuring better distribution but at the same time more countries and territories join the list imposing restrictions and quarantine on people coming from south korea it's got other al-jazeera thank you. well u.s. president trump has arrived back in washington where he's usually meet his economic advisors and the scuffs the government's response to coronavirus us media reports that measure is being considered are paid sick leave aid for small businesses and tax deferral is for the travel industry a trump has played down the threat of the virus and was seen shaking hands with

supporters in florida he's going the stock market plunge on the saudi russian oil this feud and described concerns over the outbreak as fake news rosalind jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. so rosalynn the president perhaps not taking this is seriously as we've seen other leaders around the world take the corona virus we haven't heard from him yet but what kind of reaction has there been in the country to his attitude to the virus. well if you look at the reaction from people who follow the u.s. president on twitter it's overwhelmingly negative people are accusing the president of downplaying the severity of the crisis for his own political love benefit we've called that on friday the president told reporters during a press conference in atlanta that if it were up to him he would not allow the some $3500.00 passengers and crew aboard the grand princess which was burned off san

francisco he wouldn't let those people off the ship because he didn't want to see the number of confirmed cases of kovac 19 or this novel coronavirus go up that really angered a lot of people when he went on twitter on monday morning and basically said that the press is overplaying the severity of the crisis that russia and saudi arabia are in essence giving the u.s. consumer a benefit by flooding the market with oil and thus driving the gasoline prices down by not actually talking about the impact that the spread of the virus is having on all sorts of parts of the u.s. community from health centers to universities to workplaces to places of worship that is really has angered people across the country we are expecting in the next 15 minutes or so the daily press briefing from the vice president mike pence and

members of the coronavirus task force it is rumored that the president might appear at this briefing and if he does we will bring more information from that briefing to you. approach it would be interesting to see what he does say for the moment rosalind jordan washington d.c. thank you. were saying to us a cruise ship that's been forced to stay off the coast of california for the past 4 days has now docked in oakland at least 21 people on board the grand princess cruise have the coronavirus the ship is. carrying more than 3500 people and was barred from returning to port in san francisco because of the infections fences around oakland ports and buses being lined up to take passengers and medical care or quarantine crew members will be quarantined and treated on board to get more now on the tough new measures just announced in italy francesca beaudry is a journalist based in outside of a bout of the that is one of the areas that was in the red zone the red zone is of

course now being extended she joins us via skype good to see you if i just could just tell us a little bit about what does it because there has just announced so that was a red zone it focused on the north of italy he now seems to have extended it to the whole country what does that mean. who we are you know it's just a few minutes ago and we come believe it we are just calling each other and saying really. kelly you have to stay where you are and well you can get out you can move or but you have to prove that you really need to to go somewhere for work or for for whatever the reason but you have to prove that as you know you can be sentenced to up to 3 months in jail or $206.00 a year or a fine which is more or less like a speeding fine and you know ease basically because so many you are not really

force to stay at onlysee that you are really recommended to stay at all and the scene from here from the red zone north of the red zone. it is absolutely necessary because you know here officially we have just 35 cases and duties that everybody seek everybody is in fact it and including all doctors in the hospital so the only way to convince italians you know we're really leaving as you know business as usual the only way you know to to declare all the country red zone. you know i'm reporting from here and i can't convince my parents who are 7040 or so all the so in the risk let's say hey joe i can't convince them i don't want to see to stay if i can convince them that i mean they should be a little bit concerned yet francesca i mean that's suppose the thing that's

interesting well a lot of things are interesting about italy right now but it's a democracy trying to implement this so what i'm trying to understand is was there any detail that you separate contact gave either in this news conference or when he allowed. still original redzone of how this was going to be implemented because you mention fines and 3 months in jail but we saw pictures of people just getting on a train from a land to the south when the initial red zone was announced so because italy is a democracy my question is what can they do and has there been clarity from the prime minister contacts as to how exactly they are going to enforce it and not just the moving around but the gatherings and small groups you know would they ban weddings for example is there any clarity on that at this point well you know this is italy so basically you have refused to go so you can have exceptions and well the only clear thinking that the creed is exactly what you said you know the sign

and the 3 months or you nor the $206.00 you know that's the only clear theek but somehow you know it's intentional because if you lead to decrease you know you can best lead the team in the foot in ways seen it can be much more restrictive which means that you know the actual implementation is left you know to look at all i mean really on the ground inches you got me into the police we're just going to have to leave it ever just want to ask you a quick question do you know of anyone in your area that broke i guess the quarantine of the red zone and left and that was fine do you actually know of anybody that was fined nobody would be fined come on this is italy but he would be from francesco beaudry journalist based in outside of and out of the which was in what was the red zone and now of course the red zone has been extended to the rest

of italy for just a border thank you. now coming up on this news hour from london after a stern warning from the european union turkey's president heads home in a hurry germany says it will take in unaccompanied refugee children but the plan leaves thousands living in limbo and then sports football's 2022 world cup qualifiers in asia hit by the corona virus. but 1st afghan officials say the president will issue a decree for at least a 1000 taliban prisoners to be released this week paving the way for the government to begin direct talks with the group the pentagon also says the u.s. military has begun withdrawing troops from afghanistan as part of its agreement with the taliban earlier president ashraf ghani inauguration was marred by a rocket attack this says his rival of the. presidential inauguration or the bill

hamid reports from kabul. it was a day marred by controversy guests were told to arrive early in the morning only to discover a delayed. of president. while they waited. trying to reach a political. rival. by mid afternoon this terrible you just heard of any 2nd term was finally under way. with the u.s. envoy in avalon and foreign officials in the audience the ranee took his oath of office promising to uphold the constitution and bring security while this ceremony is happening not a presidential inauguration unfolding not very far from where we are and that's the one. main competitor of the landing and he says that he is the winner and the legitimate president of afghanistan taking the

same oath his rival did that is the other side of the rejects the result of the presidential election in september and is calling for a rerun. by master had not made our game if we accept the fraud to happen during the election it would be witnessing the end of democracy is not in favor of the country we will form a government according to the demands needed of people and we will bring change. to the ceremony was the populist fissures or foreign delegations here. down with the enemy of the law his supporters john to it. but it was also a day marred by violence. while the 2 men were being sworn in but i think it would run and jump that. several rockets were fired at the presidential compound landing very close to where he was giving

a speech. the president remained at the podium defiantly opening his shirt to show he wasn't wearing any protection. i so claimed responsibility for the rocket attack monday was a public holiday for avalanche the streets of kabul where unusually empty what was supposed to be the start of a new chapter turned out to be a day when political rivalry toward a country apart a little put out the couple. so then prime minister abdullah hound dog has survived what the government is calling an assassination attempt a convoy of cars carrying the leader was attacked by a roadside bomb and gunfire in the capital. dhaka scaped without injury or morgan has more now from the scene. the monday morning attack happened in the capital hard to mean prime minister abdullah who was in a convoy of cars when a roadside bomb blast was followed by gunshots he survived the attempt on his life but a police motorbike writer was injured within a couple of hours did

a photo to prove in his words that he's in good shape and vowed that the attack won't get in the way of saddam's transition the government says it was a targeted attack and investigations are under way into who carried it out. and we're not we know that there are people who are trying to target the revolution of the sudanese people and to attack the gains of the revolutionaries but we stress that revolution is going on and the revolution will continue its path with the area was cordoned off and examined by forensics this area behind me is where the explosion that targeted the convoy of the dance prime minister of the lamb dog happened now you can see the impact of the blast on the walls of that building the windows are completely shattered while sudan's government says that the prime minister is safe and has not been injured by the incident people are now asking why a security breach such as this happened in the 1st place. people living nearby raced to the streets to see what's happened. the explosion was very loud in the

glass from all 4 floors broke i went to see and found 2 cars badly damaged in another which i assume was the prime minister's car driving away with the security convoy the attack highlights the fragile transition to civilian almost a year after protesters forced the military to president bashir and replace him with the joint military civilian government but many say the generals remain the effective rulers of sudan. supporters were quick to condemn the attack they say sudan's new government is the result of the people's revolution which they are ready to save guard until the transition to democracy is complete. at least $43.00 people are dead after gunmen attacked 2 villages in the north of the country the military has been sent to secure the villages in the north region which is close to the border with mali nobody has claimed responsibility but the villages are inhabited by ethnic fall on the herders who are often targeted by

vigilantes for their alleged links that i saw and. u.s. media is reporting that saudi arabia has released 2 royal family members the tanks during a security crackdown according to the wall street journal interior minister of the . if and this father. have both been released at least 4 princes are believed to have been arrested since friday in what is seen as crown prince for. the latest efforts to consolidate power came some months brother and nephew are still detained. the top court in india's most populous state has ordered authorities to remove name and shame posters of protesters judges in uttar pradesh ruled that the splaying the names addresses and pictures of dozens of them strangers was an unwarranted interference in privacy last week the state government put up 6 hoardings identifying the demonstrators in busy places in the state

capital look no they'd been protesting against india's new controversial citizenship law which they say discriminates against muslims. still to come in this hour 3 russians and a ukrainian go on trial in absentia in the netherlands over the downing of when asia airlines flight m h 70 in a fight for their lives women across latin america stopped work to demand equal rights and more action against gender based violence and then sport changing times in cameroon as the footballing achievements of the men's team are matched by the women who are now in the brink of the tokyo of the next. head of the social moral the west and windy weather heading out across the northwest and indeed across into northern europe at the same time we've got some

very unsettled weather pushing through the eastern end of the med but it's not all doom and gloom have a look at this this is the free ride world tour you go skiing is an snowboarders a like taking part in this event and just look at it this is coming from the austrian alps some beautiful clear blue skies and lots of fresh snow the small fresh snow as well as we go through tuesday once again humiliating along the line of the alst with the rain that is in the wake of that across france the low countries much of germany quite heavy at times and also pushing up into denmark and southern areas of norway and sweden meanwhile we've got quite a blustery flow across much of the u.k. we. more showers as well but it is a much better picture tuesday throughout much of the mediterranean and in fact even better as we head through wednesday but the rain showers still across northern sections of mainland europe it remains malvo for many arrows who got to 16 degrees in 08 and really warming up across the southwest 25 degrees celsius and madrid now the systems that have been pushing through the med continuing to really impact

these northern coastal areas of africa particularly on throughout geria tunisia and libya and keeping things cool as well just 14 celsius in tripoli. but. full of struggles full of pleasure that would have been on them but they're still out at the same team and you need me going make ice on me blankly found me in the glass only having an intimate look at life in cuba as if he were over and under what again was a present day gania so fast it don't matter whether they mean my leave my cuba. on al-jazeera. from algiers there is london broadcast center to special guests in conversation the state the american state steps in and save composition unprompted uninterrupted people think that racism is having personal

vitriol towards black people by and there's no understanding of what this time a crazy thing is intimately reflecting on the issues of our time and i realized i was working for something that was evil and i had been a part of actually creating at studios be unscripted coming soon on how it is their . route. elite. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera italy is extending restrictions of movement to the entire country after the death toll from the coronavirus jumped 246360 ww people are already under lockdown in the north of the country the same restrictions will apply to the rest of the country from tuesday with all public

gatherings banned and schools and universities close april 3rd. a plunge in oil prices triggered by this feud between saudi arabia and russia since stocks plummeting on local markets already by coronavirus billions will wipe off the value of major companies on monday and the hours after counties in or curation is afghan president was marred by a rocket attack afghan officials said that they were set to release a 1000 taliban prisoners presidential rival of also held his own inauguration claiming that he is actually the country's legitimate leader. a source in the french presidency says libyan warlord highly for have tried will sign a cease fire if it's respected by fighters backed by the internationally recognized government after reportedly committed to the cease fire after he met with president the man when the crown in paris despite

a peace conference held in berlin in january fighting is increased in the b.s. foreign weapons flooding or oil ports close and rival alliances wrangle over revenues from africa's largest petroleum reserves forces loyal to have tied have been fighting for control of the capital since april last year. european union leaders have warned the turkish president richard diabetic the one to respect the 2016 refugee deal after a tense meeting in brussels at the un met the e.u. leaders shows me shen and also live on their lane as well as nato chief stoltenberg in a bid to drum up support but left without attending a planned news conference turkey contravene the 2016 refugee deal when it opened its northwestern border with greece 10 days ago saying it could no longer cope with the influx of people from syria. well germany says it will lead a coalition of european union nations willing to take in unaccompanied refugee children the go see

a sions are underway to bring in $1500.00 children with germany taking in what it's calling an appropriate share it's something that greece has been requesting for months but has done so helpless reports from the greek island of lesbos it doesn't address the whole problem. at 14 and 17 years of age and are unaccompanied afghan minors they've been in morea refugee camp for months but haven't managed to apply for asylum because all forest trees are overwhelmed with applications. at 60 his father is too old to make a living as a builder and his 14 year old sister is taking in sewing work to feed the family i told my family that quite where we live is not a good place i can find money i can study i discussed it with them and they sent me here 17 year old saleh from syria is relatively lucky he's one of about 400 minors staying in moreas police protected area for vulnerable refugees but before that his

life was heard a lie for 7 months i lived on the mountains around here i survived by doing petty jobs for people in the last month i was taken into the facility for miners but before that i slept on the ground without blankets or bed i often walked barefoot and was miserable i knocked on doors and beg people for scraps and even now there is no education for activities for young people like salah there are a 1000 young refugees like him on the last bus most of them living in these olive groves now covered in huts there is a high risk of exploitation abuse because they do not have any parent without electricity without heating we are in the middle of the winter so also risk of getting sick we do also not sufficient. medical capacity to respond on the needs greece has asked for european union to take 4000 unaccompanied

minors it can't house and educate in january serbia e.u. country agreed to take about 100 and last month from said it would take an unspecified number so the german initiative is the 1st systematic attempt to reload . please you but the german plan still wouldn't absorb even half of the unaccompanied minors here and greece is demanding more for 5 years the e.u. has failed to agree on a common asylum policy to set up a permanent system to relocate asylum seekers from its southern periphery greece is left to fend for itself a sign of how reluctant europe is to acknowledge the problems at its borders or to formulate a unified response other than to throw money have them jump start all close al-jazeera lesbos. joining us now is julie norman a teaching fellow in politics and international relations at university college london thank you so much for being with us here on al-jazeera it doesn't really

bode well that aragon that turkish president actually left without you know given what people were expecting would be a joint news conference what do you make of that that's right what you're doing was certainly you know disappointed with what happened today in the meeting with the e.u. leaders were essentially really nothing much further got decided than earlier in the day we did hear is that certain you countries would be willing to take up to 1500 unaccompanied minors but those would be minors who were already on the greek island so from turkey's point of view trying to relieve you know what they see as refugee pressure trying to get some kind of concessions from the e.u. really not much movement on that and i'm not wrong vanderlei in actually said leader that that actually she that the 2016 deal with turkey still stood no we haven't heard from her again presumably he might not agree with that do you think it is an issue about more money or just simply the fact that even

domestically are to then wants to sort of you know redistribute the refugees you know and we've heard i do and say over the course of this last week that for him the deal is not working and that the deal is essentially dead and you turkey right now i'm is hosting about 4000000. jeez there's been increasing force displacement in syria over the last week that turkey is preparing for even more so from turkey's point of view it's not just financial it's the sense that they are increasingly being asked to take on more and more refugees and also feel that the e.u. has not abided by their end of the deal and terms of relaxing visa requirements for turkish citizens and also opening up customs union arrangements what do you think realistically the e.u. could do because of course 1500 accompanied by honor is i mean wonderful for those kids but a drop in the ocean when you think all of the need about a 1000000 refugees went to europe in 20151638 half 1000000 to turkey so there's a huge inequality what do you think the european countries can actually do when the

truth is that when it comes to public opinion you know very few politicians will get reelected if they did what angela merkel did back in 201516 it's true so and that's how a lot of european politicians fuel their position is kind of being pushed into a corner right now where they're being you know they are not showing any political will to taking refugees their argument is like book our public our you know our people are saying we really can't stand for this with that said you know again the number of refugees that have come into europe have really been quite small in the big scheme of things especially compared to the numbers that so you see you saying that any answer from europe is more money to turkey or more money to camps for example the one that we've just seen in that report in less false what do you think the answer is if and just just sending more money at this point probably won't be any off and the camps in lesbos are extremely overcrowded hosting over 40000 people in camps set up for 6000 so what really needs to happen is to open up different

kinds of proper resettlement channels into other european countries that do have the capacity to house them julie norman teaching fellow in politics and international relations at u.c.l. university college london thank you thank farmer. the trial of 3 russians and a ukrainian charged over the downing of pleasure airlines flight m h 17 has begun in the netherlands the boeing triple 7 was shot down over eastern ukraine in 2014 during the conflict there killing all 290 people on board 193 of them were from the netherlands here in the far. the dutch judges entered the special court there amsterdam's schiphol airport in solemn silence at the start of a trial of mass murder fatal head along that i know they should of many have waited a long time for this the day that the mh 17 criminal trial really begins as a consequence of this atrocious disaster 298 people men women and children

died a case of this complexity a magnitude is unprecedented in the netherlands among the dead 80 children entire families gone and now all 4 men stand accused of their deaths 3 russians and a ukrainian they were named by investigators is ego get in a former colonel in russia's f.s.b. intelligence service he was given the title of minister of defense in separatist held eastern ukraine 2 suspected members of russia's military intelligence to g.r.u. also on trial so gay dubinsky and old like pull out of. the 4th suspect is ukrainian national leonid har schenker believed to be a pro russian separatists commander all 4 men were absent from called believed to be in russia arrest warrants have been issued for russia doesn't extradite its citizens and the kremlin's question the legitimacy of the court the trial will

continue without them i do hope the judge had so many evidence on this table that he. guilty as wrote of. looking fairly forward to start of this process because it's so important to find a true of the joint investigation team formed by australia belgium malaysia the netherlands and ukraine found that the plane was shot down by russian book surface to air missile system brought into ukraine from russia this is the crime scene reconstructed from remaining wreckage the kremlin denies involvement. it was meant to have been a routine flight from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. instead the passengers of the boeing triple 7 became victims of a foreign war. if found guilty the 4 suspects could face life in prison little is known about who will testify before the court the identities of some witnesses may

remain secret in a trial that's expected to take several years to reach a verdict need parker al-jazeera. thousands of women across latin america have stayed home from work and school as part of a strike build a day without women the streets of mexico city were eerily empty of women throughout the day the strike was a matter of hours after men press the number of women filled the streets to protest against rampant and rising gender violence on international women's day throughout the city mostly men could be seen commuting to and from work in a moment we're going to hear from john home and in mexico city 1st though let's cross that there is a bow in that window that is so that is what's it looking like where you are. right in front of congress and there's thousands and thousands of women and men who have come here to protest against what they say are abuses committed against women

not only in argentina but also with that in america what they are denouncing are the enormous amounts of femicide that have been in this country they say that's one woman dies every day in argentina because of that femicide and they're demanding tougher gun laws but they're also saying that this is day to celebrate and to continue to demand precedent that at the foot of members from argentina has announced that this week he will be sending to congress a lot to criminalize abortion and legalize it let's not forget that abortion remains even in argentina it's only getting a case of abuse of great or if a woman's life has its risks and that's why women have been protesting year since back in 2018 when for the 1st time the possibility of legalizing abortion in this country was to do that in congress well it didn't pass the senate but the people that are gathering here they're demanding that this is the next step the next step for women's rights and they're hoping that this year they could see what they see

as the big big demand for women's rights group become true which would be to legalize abortion in this mostly catholic country this is a country. but france is there with a big demonstration the stand they have become mass not far away from the capital where there were also thousands of people demanding that protesting against the possibility of legalizing abortion in argentina but what those women are saying is that this is a matter of public health that hundreds of women died because of clandestine abortion over $50000.00 of them are carried out each year in argentina and that this year might be the time that finally but they say the big do not become. a symbol with the latest from that march on when a scientist that is a thank you it's got a job home and now who is live in mexico city at john what's it looking like there . where there's a lot of women in mexico city that have decided to stay home to simply disappear

for a day without women stays being cope with there's been other women that really come together like this group called pople fury you can see some of the behind me and i want to bring in now what's about swat is who's known by well no here is chico boba what's going to tell us a little bit more about what we can see here outside of the autonomous university of mexico city where many of these women are students but so what can you tell me about the women that painted on these rooms please here's let's check these collective fainting this is a painting goalies worst call for them and for all. unfortunately these painted was made because we have more than cases. they're forced disappear she's lived there for them this she was a student from this came to this and she was forced to disappear that's why we take a look the main theme on these 4 girls were motivated unfortunately and of course

in mexico at the moment there's more than 10 women that are killed every day there's a huge number of problems and so in the universities we've been speaking about another. university in the state of mexico where 20 professors are currently under investigation now if we can bring the camera around the wiki to and we can see here people in the group think here what we see that we can see with messages over the other side of her call that comes around yeah this is our last line. we have. d.v.d.'s these like d.v.d. is the most important one because we are claiming justice and we are showing we cases of outtakes one of us or 6100 men. i need last taken from talking with our friends or the known seeing girls from their school and here if we look at of just going to translate a few of these messages will say for us here there's one here 8 years old and

experience sexual harassment at school i was reading a bit some of them a little bit earlier on my 1st harassment i was with my mom walking along and suddenly a man in a truck got his penis out someone else at 5 years old uncle harassed her so there's a whole line here of different messages of women that are just speaking out about what they've suffered now months or want to ask you in mexico at the moment what are the difficulties of being a woman what sort of thing do you struggle with every day or 2 women who suffer from every day one of them is. we see ourselves there they maim seals like out of get. like a no gates they are respectful and polite with us and it is that they'd be a struggle with that and we have done of that that's why we created that collective

football feeling thank you very much months or so here we have purple fury but across mexico city i've got to say there's not a lot of move. industry says that they decide really has had an impact but both the ground and on the ground in the metros well you can see the cards you see usually contain women that have basically almost empty we've been hearing reports sold and yesterday of course it was a huge multiple of an 80000 women through mexico city there's actions happening all across mexico as they try and change the culture in this country and home and with the latest on that from mexico city john thank you. and still ahead in this news hour find out why this ski jumper 2 as something to celebrate for the 1st time since 2007000 people will have all that thing else happens.

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the rules. of the all. now here is peter at this point barbara thank you so much monday's match in the italian city are kicked off and should do it but it will be the last game played for a while all sport has been suspended until at least april food as italy battles to contain the corona virus outbreak the olympic committee which is responsible for all italian sport earlier in the day made the request of the national government the decision does not affect teams playing in continental international competitions so swallow the brashear then likely the last of the city are matches

to go ahead behind closed doors while the winning 3 nil of the season is now at risk of being cancelled for the 1st time since world war 2. european club football has been facing problems to wednesday's champions league match between paris and her man and literacy adored him and will be played with no fans and football's governing body fever has decided to postpone the world cup qualifiers in asia in march in june after meeting with the asian football confederation but they did say some games could go ahead if both countries involved mutually agreed to it elsewhere this week 6 nations rugby match between france and ireland is all fun so due to the french policy that bans gatherings of more than a 1000 people earlier in the tournament 2 of italy's games were postponed and it's still unclear when those will be played. japan's football and baseball leagues have announced further delays to their seasons but the turkey or 2020 olympics is still

show deal to take place on time however this week's elim pick torch lighting ceremony in greece will take place without spectators that's despite the local mayor in a limpia wanting to move the ceremony to may. horse racing has been hit with a doping scandal after $27.00 people in the united states were charged in a widespread doping scheme on monday the group includes 11 trainers 7 veterinarians and 9 drug suppliers and distributors the defendants run horses at tracks throughout the u.s. as well as the united arab emirates attorney jeffrey berman is charging documents a thousands of units of performance enhancing drugs had been used on race horses and described it as nothing less than abuse. cameroon and zambia as women's football teams are battling for a place in the tokyo olympics the 2nd leg of a qualifier is on tuesday with cameroon leading 32 and aiming to continue a meteoric rise for the women's game over the past decade poori supports. cameroon

football fans have become well acquainted with success on the african continent and sometimes beyond. now the achievements of the men's team are beginning to be matched by the women being a lioness is on the brink of qualifying for their 2nd lympics even if the 1st leg of their play off against zambia didn't quite go to plan i write 57 places below them scoring a pair of goals in the cameroon capital day i although cameroon did edge it with 3 of their own to give their growing army of fans hope when they watch tuesday's return like in the socket from a far. up on the streets of your own day putting on the green red and yellow of cameroon is a distant dream for most whether male or female but as the women's national team has got stronger so too have attitudes changed in a traditionally male the main zone with somebody we didn't used to go to watch the girls because we thought football was only for boys but we see now that football

has no social class it does not choose a tribe and many families push their daughters to play football in a way and. look for both the nowaday inspire us we never used to imagine that women's football could reach such a level now they motivate all of the youth of cameron. football of his hair found the lionesses hard to ignore 2 world cup knockout rounds in a row from the debut in 2015 and then africa cup of nations a year later that brought hundreds of thousands of pounds to watch them on home soil immense success from the 1990 world cup onwards providing fertile ground for the women cameron is one of the greatest nation on the ground. and so it was only. a matter of time reading that we men also good up to speed the grown up looking at all these legends people that they can look up to and want to be like them so you have to go all the way to go jimmy not someone and so and now to think that look

even to me the gods can do this we can do it at the stage and we can go out and sign zambia's to away games could make them the story on tuesday if they hold cameron off in the 2nd like whoever reaches the olympics will hope to continue the upward curve for africa's female footballers once they get to take. home race al-jazeera and will finish on the snow his action from the free ride will too in austria france's marion winning her 3rd snowboard title as the world's top free riders battled it out it's. that's all the sport barbara peter thank you very much and that is it for this news hour do stay with us stuff going to be back in just a few minutes we're going to have the latest on that announcement from a sleigh that it will extend their bread sound from the north to the entire country evidence.

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