if. you go. russian peacekeepers head for nagorno-karabakh after a moscow brokered deal to end 6 weeks of fighting between armenia and azerbaijan. hello again i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up ethiopia's government val's to continue a major military offensive in the northern region of tikrit amid calls for a cease fire. clashes on the streets of lima

following the swearing in of a new peruvian president. and siad are cats the man who negotiated on behalf of the palestinians for decades has died off the contract incurred that 19. now russia is sending peacekeeping troops to the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh after a deal was reached between on niña and azerbaijan to end weeks of fighting there they are being deployed along the so-called line of contact in nagorno-karabakh and will remain there for these 5 years while they have been celebrations in azerbaijan as that truce will see armenia hundreds of control of 3 districts and return as ery forces will stop advancing towards the state the city of step on the cast but that agreement has been less well received in armenia with protesters storming the

government and yet they're demanding prime minister nicole passion young resign angry over his decision to give up territory while will hear from her uncle hamid and armenia's capital in a moment but 1st some of the debate has this update from the as area capital back. for hours people in the bridge on top of the buckle have been coming out in the streets with their families on their cars moving their flags all ages and celebrating what they see as the winning against armenia and their president saying that the armenian side essentially capitulated after their minute feud with the party and accordance with the deal to be giving back at least 3 or 4 of the 7 regions which surrounded on the car about and the other by joining forces will be able to keep all of the areas that they have taken including the important city of so people have been celebrating in the streets selling the stories from their grandparents people who were actually and living in the one a car bomb in the in the early ninety's who have been displaced for the last 28

years and they all want to go back and they see it as a major victory and they see that their president and they're on the has been able to achieve something in a few beats diplomacy couldn't achieve in 3 decades so the mood like you said is very different but there are questions which are remaining about what is going to be the nuts and bolts of this deal how is turkey going to play a part as was alluded to words in the speech by the azerbaijani president what is going to be the mechanisms that have been to be put into place because the thousands of people have been killed on both sides more than a 1000000 have been displaced and there is a lot of bad blood between these politicians so yes there is a jubilation i guess there are people who would have wanted to see fight continuing and in all of those areas are taken but then people are satisfied and happy but not as awaited in the days and weeks ahead on how the steam is going to be implemented on the ground. you had just people coming in voicing how upset

they were at this deed we said we spoke to some of the displaced who had escaped stefana carrot and other areas in the. fixed city sit. weeks and they told us that they felt betrayed by this deal that how did the prime minister accept such an agreement without consulting with the people you know it came as a surprise it was midnight. time. time rather and people just this news spread like wildfire but there was no indication that the prime minister was heading towards that you do get that sense of anger and also a sense of sadness a sense of loss probably sense of loss that is today restored. is has been transferred to. those who support still prime minister.

say that they want to hear more from him they want to know why he did that why after 6 weeks of fighting with such a big loss of human life at least a 1200 soldiers why did at this point. that it was enough. to stop. now ethiopia central government has vowed to continue a military operation in the northern tier a region a spokesperson for the government says they'll continue to fight to grain forces until a number of conditions are met they want the region's leaders to face trial for a new administration to be set up and for all of their missiles to be destroyed prime minister ahmed ordered that offensive integrate almost a week ago accusing leaders that of trying to break up the country and undermine his leadership. is an out of the baba for us he says there's growing concern of the future. well there is the fear diploma believe the conflict

takes a more difficult it might be to return the degree region back into the federation of regional but if you use. for the government this is going to be a quick operation and they say they're not willing to talk. and the operation achieves its objectives which mainly to bring the current leadership of the graham people from the press room. to justice for crimes the government spokesman face was committed against the people of europe you have to also. create or destroy the must've told by him or what about the 2 people left pushed in that region over time including me that can reach us plus some 100 kilometers the way on which the spokesman for you they help them to use against the cuts are going to have about the. police the main every stop ethiopia hussin be shocked too about what to also

calamitous oh the couple i'm about objective they say of these operation is to install a new administration in the region. the u.s. supreme court has begun hearing arguments in the latest challenge against the affordable care act the landmark legislation known as obamacare was signed into law by the former president a decade ago president trump and other republicans want it struck down more than $20000000.00 americans could lose their health coverage if it's eliminated a decision is expected by the end of june next year and some money the many priorities for president elect joe biden as he navigates a challenging transition can be health it is at the white house with more details on this latest legal challenge this is a lawsuit that was brought by republican state attorneys general but instead what happened was the trumpet ministration joined on to this lawsuit certainly giving it

more weight and grab the toss now what the arguments are from republicans is that this is an unconstitutional band-aid with in the affordable care act and they are seeking to overturn the law by declaring it. caused it to shoot all at stake 20000000 americans and their health care coverage this would include preexisting conditions this something that was not protected entirely before as well as allowing those who are under the age of 26 to say the parent's health care so this is something that is important to many in the united states at the same time many conservatives again looking for the protections of freedoms not liking this mandate is required under it and well we have certainly heard challenges before the supreme court before what's notable about the court now is that is more decidedly conservative given the recent appointment of justice amy kone barrett by donald trump in recent weeks. the vatican has found

a number of figures in the catholic church downplayed reports of sexual misconduct by a prominent u.s. cardinal theodore mccarrick rose through the organizations ranks despite a long history of sexual misconduct allegations against adults and mining's the report acknowledges that pope john paul the 2nd appointed mccarrick despite knowledge of those claims. now supporters approves ousted president and his car have pulled onto the streets to protest his removal demonstrations broke out as the new leader was sworn in manual merino will now stay on in power until july which would have been the end of his cars chant his car was removed from office over allegations that he accepted bribes when he was a regional governor he denies any wrongdoing on let's get more on this now from mariana sanchez she's in the previous capital lima for us maranoa watching these protesters take to the streets again this car does remain very popular amongst many peruvians. new peruvians don't feel

represented by men women who was just morning less than an hour ago as the new president of peru he gave a brief speech in congress where he said he acknowledged that there is a political crisis ongoing in the country he said that we didn't buy the votes which is something that many peruvians think that happened because before parties different parties had said that they would not vote in favor of the impeachment however it went through he also said that the vote was the gym is legitimate and that they as. a government and the legislative and executive will abide and respect the rule of law which is something exactly what people are protesting about because people are fed up with with corruption look there's you know just little information coming out of congress out of $130.00

congressmen $68.00 that's more than half are under current criminal investigations from councils from homicide to money laundering to fraud or to abuse and the list goes on just a speck the new congress precedent luis valdez has 52 criminal investing. spendings of people are really fed up with with the corruption they don't want of course the will there will be keeping an eye to see if this new if this congress will in fact have the support of the executive to change the constitution to. 2 we elect themselves which is which is right now forbidden because us if they can relate themselves they will continue to have immunity from prosecution people are out in the streets they are enraged they are angry because they are fed up with corruption and with we have precedents at

home been is the prosecuted under investigation a precedent that killed himself when he was going to be arrested another one who's living in the united states his. he's. spending the extradition so it's one after another politicians loaded with corruption throughout this country so people are enraged and still people are angry at the un ceding of martini's kyra because many people acknowledge that he has to be investigated 95 percent of the country say yes he should be investigated but when his term finished so 8 out of 10 peruvians supported the scattered throughout this time and now they're out in the streets protesting the decision of this congress can a very volatile situation these live pictures now that we are watching as riot

police take on some of these protesters mariana sanchez there on the ground for us in peru thanks so much marianne. still ahead for you here on al-jazeera the reality is that rolling out a coronavirus vaccine at who will have access how much it will cost. corruption is a growing concern in the upcoming presidential election. how it looks like the rainy season is setting in across the middle east or at least parts of the middle east paramount's of cloud there across northern areas and away from the black sea the caspian sea through the coax is sinking further south was so iraq it with a chance of seeing some rain even northern parts of saudi arabia this cloud will be thick enough to put use

a little bit of wet weather see go through the next day or so pushes its way across into work you wait some heavy downpours coming into that western side on iran as we go on through wednesday and during wednesday that wetter weather sliding across a good part of northern iran into the north of afghanistan to. pakistan pushing all the way up towards his back is down seeing some wet weather then as we go through the next day or so south of that line of rain it should be fine and dry here in qatar for example $29.00 celsius but even here by the end of the week there without the possibility of a spot or 2 of rain coming in but it's not the rainy season as i said is setting in that right the season well and truly set in across central parts of africa some more big downpours there into tanzania into kenya rwanda burundi saying some a heavy rain that rain stretches its way across a good part of angola now heavy at times possibility of some flooding sam some heavy downpours along with zimbabwe and also mozambique.

frank assessments if other can public opinion piece betrayed by socially. platforms after november would be good because cautious and if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to break the law informed opinions look at checkers don't go anywhere the protesters are going anyway either it's a bullet with a revolution. in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back i missed on the attainder hunt let's remind you of our top stories

this hour celebrations have been taking place in azerbaijan after a deal was signed to end weeks of conflict over the nagorno-karabakh region amenia will have to hand over control of 3 districts to a very forces prompting an angry reaction from protesters there. and as you can see police and crew have fired tear gas to disperse protesters who've taken to the streets angry over the impeachment of former president martin this hour you're watching live pictures now from the capitol this all comes as congress is sworn in the interim need a manual marino who will stay in power until july. and the latest republican led legal challenge against the affordable care act is taking place right now in the u.s. supreme court ruled in $28000000.00 americans could lose their coverage if the legislation known as obamacare is and the many. well clearly the most pressing health care challenge in the united states right now is the curve of 1000 pandemic and as president elect joe biden starts planning his transition he's

prioritized the announcement of his coronavirus task force that speak to dr angela restless and she is of all are just at columbia university's school of public health and she joins us now on skype from seattle and washington thanks for being with us dr rustiness and i was looking at the list of names it's quite the lineup of doctors and health experts and so what biden promise to focus on the science but it feels like that self is a bit of a political statement. i think it is one thing that has really characterized the trumpet ministrations coronavirus response is that it really has been largely led by people who are politicians or policy makers and not so much by the scientists who are on his white house run a virus taskforce so as a scientist myself it's really refreshing to see that the by an administration is placing science and medicine. in front of everything i see one of the fast things that biden has promised as well as to push for a mosque mandate that he'll have to try to get passed in many states and given how

politicized ma square has become in the u.s. do you say much uptake i think that probably the central challenge that president elect biden is going to face in implementing any of his coronavirus measures and especially something like the mask mandate is going to get buy in from especially states that are led by republican governors that have opposed masks pretty vociferous lee in the past i think that right now it's absolutely critical for biden and his team and the task force to establish working relationships with those governors to ensure that they are on board as well with that that's what i want to ask you more about that doctor because i notice as several others have tried that many of these talks with members and mostly from the american coasts where many people version how do you get the red states in the middle of the country on board what to what steps do you take to get that. i think that's going to be a huge challenge as well i think that there's

a couple things that can be done about this one is that biden himself has a long history of trying to work across the aisle and actually getting measures passed during pandemics or epidemics public health crises including the 2009 h one n one pandemic as well as the west african ebola epidemic he has been successful and working with republican colleagues to pass those large aid packages and by very difficult political climate so i think that biden himself is going to be really instrumental in building those types of relationships i think the other thing that needs to happen is that this task force is told people right now they've already recruited a couple advisors from outside hopefully they will recruit more advisers including from those red states in the midwest to help reach people and get that message out to get anything done really the biden team will also need money right and with the resistance that we're seeing from the white house in accepting his win the money

seems in short supply because there's transition funds haven't been released so what now on that front i think that is a huge challenge and that's something that's very difficult for me as a viral it just to project given that i have no expertise and i think really we are in a very unprecedented situation in the u.s. where our current president has never really challenged it's of the election and this way so strongly i think that it's it's going to sort of be a wait and see situation but it's really imperative and i hope that eventually these court cases will play out quickly so that those transition funds can be released and so biden can get to work dr ross messiah i have one last question for you which is beyond the moral and ethical arguments that we had joe biden already making what kenny actually do before january 20th. well i think that again the communication is going to be the key i think that the american people

have been hearing really mixed messages and in some cases outright misinformation or incorrect scientific information or public health advice from the current white house or the trumpet ministration i think that sending out a clear. unambiguous public health message to the american public is going to be really crucial to buy and be able to hit the ground running on day one on january 20th and that doesn't really cost that much money it just makes sure that you know they just need to make sure that everybody is on the same page and terms of the advice that they're giving to the american people will talk to under rasmussen of religious and columbia university school of public health great to get your thoughts on al-jazeera thanks for being with us dr. news of a potential coronavirus vaccine has been raising hopes around the world but it's also raising questions about who will get it and how much it will cost the makers pfizer and by-n. tech say they have the capacity to produce nearly $1400000000.00 says by the end of

next year they priced it at just under 40 u.s. dollars for 2 dose course in the u.s. but they have not promised to make it available on a not for profit basis that's provided criticism from rights groups especially as imus say it could generate about 3500000000 dollars next year but by when tech has assured the buyers it will be priced well below typical market rates and that will differ across the world french president emanuel mccrum says europe needs to come up with coordinated security measures off to recent attacks there mike brown took part in a virtual summit with the leaders of austria germany and the e.u. all 3 nations have experienced attacks in recent weeks he says the schengen areas open border policy needs to be rethought. well the polls have closed in jordan where people have been voting in parliamentary elections the global pandemic has worsened an already struggling economy affecting millions more than 50000 security personnel were deployed to make sure mosques are worn inside polling stations

jordan's parliament is viewed as having limited power over policy as most is held by the king. 3 suspects connected to a 27000 terrorist attack in basra and a standing trial at spain's high court 14 people were killed in the incident after men with suspected isolates drove a van into pedestrians on a popular tourist street they're being tried in relation to an explosion that occurred at the group's safe house in the seaside region of algernon this is specter leader was killed when gas canisters they've been stockpiling exploded. now the european union has charged economist amazon with abusing its control over its massive online marketplace regulators say the company used data to gain an unfair advantage over outside much since using its platform it could face a fine of up to 10 percent of its global revenue that's almost 300000000000 dollars last year amazon denies the accusations well the newly reelected president of the

ivory coast has now invited his political rivals to talks with hopes of easing tensions about the recent election that the opposition called for protests after hours on which are was voted in for a controversial term the u.n. is calling for calm after several people have been killed in post-election violence . a fugitive businessman and politician in moldova could play a big role in the 2nd round of the presidential elections there this month it sure is accused of masterminding the theft of $1000000000.00 but in the town where he used to be mayor many celebrate his legacy so nigger reports from or hey. first glance seems like a modern town an ideal place to bring up a family perhaps that's free transportation it even has its own theme park free to visit with its own city beach and the man behind this regeneration is former mayor

elan short one of moldova's most famous oligarchy and leader of a political party that carries his name he's a wonderful man you can see what he's done in this town he's changed probably better 200 percent of our park used to be rubbish down that smell horrible but now it's really beautiful shaw is also being sought by police suspected of being behind moldova's so-called theft of the century. we don't care where the money came from our life has improved. there is no proof anyone could have made that story up it could be true or it could be law is everywhere you go around here it seems that there is praise everywhere for mr shaw is regarded as something of a local hero for fixing up or to pay despite the fact that he is a suspected leading figure in one of europe's biggest banking frauds sure may be

wanted for questioning but he is still allowed to participate in public office campaigning as an interactive hologram despite his alleged part in a 2014 heist in which more than a $1000000000.00 disappeared from moldova's 3 biggest banks companies affiliated with sure had taken control of those banks and issued large loans to those same companies he was later found guilty of money laundering and fraud yet throughout this time sure remained the mail order until he fled the country last year and he is not the only political figure in moldova accused of being involved with the theft among those who were arrested is former prime minister that. he's accused of taking bribes from sure he maintains his arrest was politically motivated can. we lived in a reality where one person could have the absolute power justify was isolated in this is what happened the reality had shown that those objectives had nothing to do

with their country's interests gets 6 years on the case has not been resolved. an important factor is the lack of independence of those in charge of investigating this case the prosecutors and judges all of this makes it impossible to finish this investigation. the reluctance to follow the money has caused the country to lose a $1000000000.00 worth of financial aid from the european union among other institutions many say the lack of transparency moldova shows that here anything is possible for those with money and suddenly al-jazeera ok moldova. chief palestinian negotiator society has died after contracting cover 19 erekat served as the palestinian chief negotiator in talks with israel for more than 20 years jamal child takes a look back at his life. so i bought a car it was a familiar face in palestinian politics for 4 decades throughout his life israelis

would accuse him of being an extremist and sowing division while palestinians would call him a traitor to the palestinian cause giving away too much. of the madrid peace talks in 1901 he insisted on wearing the the symbol of palestinian national identity he was a hero to many back home but at the conference because of the stir. 2 years later he was left out of the final talks on accords negotiated by palestinian leader yasser arafat's. but our part would rise to become the chief palestinian negotiator in 1905 resigning only for a time in 2003 reportedly in protest of the palestinian leadership at the time his strength was as the public face for the palestinian calls communicating across language barriers to explain their position to the english speaking world while also an acceptable voice of the palestinian liberation organization to israel but over the years he has described

a growing pessimism at israel's failure to deliver on its undertakings of the building of yes more illegal israeli settlements increasing number of checkpoints to tallahassee against palestinians and the israeli separation wall now more than 700 kilometers long peace talks he would say were out of sync with the reality for palestinians on the ground he remained loyal to even through his power struggle with mahmoud abbas who's now president of the palestinian authority such was autocrats popularity as a politician he held onto his seat in the 2006 elections run from us won by a landslide but with hamas in power and benjamin netanyahu as israeli prime minister the chances for an agreements waned. 3 wars on gaza followed throughout iraq hard to remain convinced that the 2 state solution based on the 1967 borders was still possible. and those who believe that they can undermine that was that solution that it planted what i call one step 2

system. maintaining the status quo now apartheid i don't think in the 21st century they would get away with it that's impossible. i don't call it was amongst the most critical voices of the u.s. sponsored normalization deals which saw the united arab emirates and behind establish full ties with israel he described the deal as the birth of our obscene ism and said the agreement was like a poison diagram stamped into the palestinians back. so i bought a card for it for an agreement between israelis and palestinians for decades in 2007 he said he would hate to be a grandfather living under occupation he wasn't able to change that. code and this is al jazeera and these are the headlines there have been

celebrations in azerbaijan after a deal was signed to end weeks of conflict over the nagorno-karabakh region i mean you will have to hand over control of 3 districts to every forces.