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a bold call from the governor of the u.s. state where more than 30000 people have died from corona virus and energy from the east asian chinese martial art is finding its way into iran's public spaces. but into the program at least 14 people have been injured in a suicide bomb attack on a cathedral in indonesia it was carried out in the city of of the island a saloon aisy as a culture occasion was gathering for the 1st day of the easter week police say the suspected attackers tried to enter the building on a motorcycle but was stopped at the gate before the bomb went off bambang t. is a publisher and c.e.o. of tembo one of indonesia's leading news and politics magazines joins me now via

skype from jakarta good to have you with us on the program who do you think is behind these attacks. it's very too early to say anything but you went to houston we all 'd indonesian terrorism is quite common there for many many years attack again churches especially during the whole speech in a day like easter or christmas easter done by radical groups who are striving to have they of indonesia it's been. often happened in the past how large is this problem or how. increased is the worry in the general public domain that these groups are given space to act in the way that they need to and then one wonders really where the authorities are of this issue well or

it because it happened again up so many years it hasn't happened it happened quite often maybe 20 or so years ago and then after that there has been quite a bit of better security but now it's happening again. a bit worrying for us because. it happened a lot during that time when we have afghan war and a lot of indonesian terrain in afghan war about bombing but after the end of the war there was should be no it but now it's start again so we award it later because of what happened in the city for instance in might be. connected to that church as a minority groups and their places of worship can offer to be seen as a soft target what of the authorities been doing in the. in the years that

have gone by to protect minority groups in what is a muslim majority country. well actually protection is quite standard in fact in many cases the church is rooting them up protected by muslim groups where you know somebody has to make certain is known as. one of the hotbed of radical islamists. so it's not. very surprising you winning game but it also means there in. indonesia their security was quite well because. it's not only happening in celebrity but also happening in joe island orange and also as a matter which is the what happens and who takes responsibility for this for the moment mr howe to marty thanks so much for joining us from jakarta all of your life

thank you. the pressure is building on me and miles military jointer global condemnation grows over its crackdown on protesters follows the bloodiest day since the army seized power nearly 2 months ago media is saying at least 114 people were killed in the latest reaction military chiefs from the u.s. and nearly a dozen allies issued a rare joint statement denouncing the emasculating forces saying they should be protecting and not harming the public tony chain is across the border in bangkok ern joins us live is monitoring events for us a tony you know it's the day after the bloodiest crackdown on to q. protesters and the realisation for those on the ground that it's not over in the urban or rural areas of the country. absolutely not and i think people are now looking back over what happened in the last 24 hours seeing the actions of the military and i think again we talked over

the last couple of weeks and heard over the last nearly 2 months now since the coup about the gradual increment of these tactics these harsher tactics have increased incivility well yesterday they increased again there's no hiding the soldiers in between the police anymore they're just coming out there's no hiding the automatic weapons in amongst the rubber bullets and those rifles they're just firing indiscriminate and we saw that out on the streets yesterday the funerals are now starting to take place all across. we've seen that in mandalay. this i think is an opportunity for people to come out and show some sort of protest a lot of the street protests haven't been taking place because people are planning to attend those funerals the security services as i understand it so far have backed off and that's something they have done in the last couple of weeks let those funerals go ahead unhindered but there are also 'd people working up to massive destruction in mandalay overnight there was a huge fire in the p.g.

township which destroyed 60 homes. people were trying to get in there to put these fires out and were being fired on by the security security services now people are trying to collect medicine food basic bedding clothing and shelter for those people they still can't get there because the security services are in the way and they're scared of going out into the streets again and i think that's an indication of how desperate the situation is getting and how bleak the outlook is for at least the next couple of weeks and of course that the world is focusing on the sub shape of form condemnation coming from defense chiefs from several countries and it will have any effect on the military considering they're ramping up their operation now against ethnic groups elsewhere in the country so it's another front really in the battle to maintain and control the public at large.

well the been simmering on the back burner for a little while but we saw a very clear manifestation of that yesterday when the miramar air force sent jets to bomb a village very close to the border with thailand village that's in the k n u korean national union area and that is a potential flashpoint further up in shan state there was talk yesterday from one of the ethnic armed groups there that they would start to fight back to this violence against people must stop. but i think also we saw yesterday all sorts of statements from ambassadors based in myanmar from the u.s. secretary of state who called the actions of the the minimum army and military horrendous and a collective joint statement from 12 defense secretaries from countries like the united states south korea and japan which is very clearly aimed to be delivered on

armed forces day but again we saw. the head the head of the military don't. lie. to host a banquet in honor of armed forces he was full of smiles were his guests at one point apparently they flew up a series of drones the portrayed his face in the sky above so he doesn't seem apologetic he doesn't even seem to be taking this particularly serious and i think this is the great concern and has been since the coup that it would send me and mark down a path which it has been on in the past which is to pretty much international isolation and we've seen that process starting condemnation from around the world but the army just doesn't seem to be listening and seems to be prepared to pay that price of isolation if it can gain complete control of the country of course will continue to build to what happens through the day with you tony chamber force a bug.

chile has altered its strictures coronavirus not done yet to curb a rise in cases more than 80 percent of the population is under mandatory isolation the president says it's necessary to ease pressure on the health care system about 40 percent of the population has been vaccinated more than any other latin american nation it wanted to cure level you that we have restricted trains that through lock downs and cemetery controls today more than 16000000 countrymen are under quarantine we are fully aware of the difficulties and 2nd for us is that this major means to chile and families but to protect health to protect the lives of all our citizens is definitely our 1st priority now the number of credit hours deaths in brazil has topped 3000 for the 2nd day in a row the country now accounts for a quarter of the world's kovac 100 talents he's and health experts are warning it could get worse the health care system is already struggling with intensive care

units in most states near or at full capacity or life brazil's state governments in the us have considered a considerable autonomy in dealing with the pandemic florida's republican governor faced criticism for refusing to shut down the economy or make it compulsory to wear masks now he says the state's economy is booming and his approach was right all along and the gallagher reports now from miami. businesses shouted deserted streets and strict measures in tackling a global pandemic for most states in the u.s. these are familiar scenes but in florida it's a different picture there have been no statewide code restrictions for more than 6 months with restaurants and beaches open at full capacity republican governor ronda santa says his decisions which critics accuse of flying in the face of science based advice were right we actually have people opening new businesses here we actually have people hiring people our employment rates much less than the national average in way less than

a lot of the walk down states like california new york today though we did we can build off this momentum that momentum is obvious in places like miami where tech finance companies and restaurants and relocating unemployment here is also lower than states like new york and california but encouraging people to come to florida has consequences 0 7. the authorities in miami beach put a coup few in place after thousands of revelers many masculists flocked to beaches and bars the unusual move came after officials decided spring break crowds posed a serious risk to public health and security there has been gun play open brawling and other hazards and all that in the midst of a pandemic where mask usage and physical distance thing seems like an afterthought if that so we've had to implement measures we would prefer not to deploy but must the real metric that matters here is the state's reaction to covert 19 death rate per capita in florida places it 24th in the nation or right in the middle of

a 30000 people have died and variants of covert 900 still pose a serious threat gov decided to spell he says policies have been vindicated some think it's too soon to say tourists a still flocking to the state driven in part by loose restrictions cheap flights and covert fatigue but economists say it may be years before the true cause. asked is known went wild all the alleviations that we were going to have people knew this and this is part of the reason why they did come to florida for mostly. on again you cannot really measure the economics and so on figure out well what is it cost in terms of lives what has the constant terms of security. and so on as the u.s. heads towards an uneasy return to normalcy challenges remain for the entire nation florida may have fared better than expected but the u.s. death rate remains among the highest in the world and

a gallacher al-jazeera miami florida well still ahead on al-jazeera a national day of action protesters across the u.s. demand an end to prejudice and violence against asian americans. the cost of connectivity excited to sound the alarm over the soaring number of satellites being launched into orbit. this news almost finished in turkey not quite finished with scandinavian and most of the weather is coming in from the atlantic but not so much from the north and more from the west now again that is spring probably fairly promising so those western windy that's the blue in the errors going cross the british isles northern germany scandinavian the baltic states and there's an old frontal system warning through ukraine giving rain to kiev not snow there's nothing much else so temps you

can start to rise in the twenty's very happily in spain in italy were coming up that way really involved area in turkey to take a day or so i should think to get there copenhagen shows the dramatic change in the wind comes in from the west we're starting off at 6 with light rain and then 11 then faulty that's probably where we'll stick maybe a fluctuation still snow possible in norway but you weren't for much anywhere else is a little bit still running through the baltic states do western side of russia otherwise enjoy the warm sunshine and it should be fairly warm london's going up to about 2021 by a choose day which is pretty high but a welcome bit of spring sunshine and his turkey story not much in the sky anchors up to 10 and tally up to 70. but. frank assessments the world is on

a bring. that model failure is that a fair assessment you see a catastrophic hialeah to white valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying big court ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story. what about you watching over there of me cell runner reminder of our top stories at least 14 people have been injured in a suicide bomb attack on

a cathedral in indonesia it was carried out in the city of. in a on a congregation that was gathering for the 1st day of that used a week military cheese from the u.s. a nearly a dozen allies have issued a rare joint statement denouncing me of masculinity forces saying they should be protecting not harming their citizens that's after at least $114.00 people were killed on saturday and chile has launched its strictest coronavirus not done yet to curb the rise in cases more than 80 percent of the population is under mandatory isolation the president says it's necessary to ease pressure on the health care system. the french energy giant total asshole to the operations of mozambique after an attack on the northern town of parma nearly $200.00 people including foreign nationals are trapped in a hotel where fighting is in its 5th day the hour rule hotel has been attacked by fighters like deisel the reuters news agency is reporting some civilians who tried to escape have been killed just been open one is

a senior researcher at the armed conflict location and event data project she says the attacks are showing a level of sophistication in guerrilla fighting not seed in the region before. this is a tactic has been brewing for some time now we have seen for tax policy in this it track. in terms of preparation we have seen the insurgents intermittently and rushing remember actually shrouds and isolating palm our local dissatisfaction again security forces and really out the insurgents the opportunity to proceed we're gaining a momentous victory against the government i for see sadly too sane and it's a human tragedy beyond believe that defect speak for themselves i feel i've receiving sage and see as we have seen now in parma to proceed this is

a fist occasion and a labor of poor nation tells me that we are experts in guerrilla fighting training these fighters being involved in directing and i do foresee that attacks as we have seen confined to nagai most somewhat a prior bomb are due to the rain season that is coming to an end when the game starts spreading south and i am worried that move weird hour will be the next target of attack b. is no u. turn he is no quick fix the insurgency is directing them amend them and they simply no end in sight protests against the rise in violence and discrimination against asian americans have been held across the us a number of rallies has grown since a gunman killed 6 women of asian descent in atlanta castro reports from washington d.c. . as burials for the victims of the georgia asian spa shootings continue people

gathered in cities across the country for multi-day rallies against asian hate the crowd in the chinatown neighborhood of washington d.c. numbered about $100.00 among them was lille new when who left vietnam 8 years ago to study in the u.s. i didn't travel across the border to america to stay silent he says he have to speak up after the georgia mass shooting and after seeing a growing number of unprovoked attacks on asian americans this past year many of the victims have been elderly asian culture is we put our our our oldest our elder 1st so to see the most vulnerable people in our community and also the most well respected people in our community being attacked. we're we're even young agent of young people we could take that personally and we partner fear has been growing in a good american communities across the country many who had protested that they had

never taken their voices to the streets before but were now pushed to action because of everything violent and i was on the street people would call names out of nowhere why why would you do that to the people of this kind of inherent racism there even as the protests continue more asians are being attacked one woman was punched in the face last weekend after attending a protest in new york with her daughter and near los angeles a man drove through a crosswalk during a stop asian hate rally yelling racist profanities asian americans are speaking out in a lot of whites a lot of black americans are too at the a.p.i. good feel for the u.s. in this together the protesters blame former president donald trump for stoking racism against asians by linking them to the coronavirus they fear that opened a floodgate of hate that led to the killings and the attacks and they demand it

ends castro al-jazeera washington. high unemployment in zimbabwe makes it hard for young people to find work some are becoming farmers to earn a living leasing land or using farms that parents acquired during the government's land reform more than 20 years after the land was seized from whites several farms are still not being fully utilized so young farmers like terence professor say that needs to change my name is ted as my boys are also known as the prince michael really i'm 29 years old and i'm a farmer in zimbabwe the journey to becoming a farmer. it came after a realisation that. i need a lasting solution to my personal financial program. is difficult it's almost impossible to get employment after college or after 18 even all of our cities get only 11 cities hit by this issue has been.

going to create employment is special in our days right now i mean a small village you can see it's a small small village i don't only lend you this 4 spaces for my mom so if my mom to order decided to choose me over here that means i'm lentulus. i believe the length of the reform program now should be targeted at the youth because we are the future and the figures now so for us to secure the future for the united nations to come we need to give the youth the length maybe the government would need to take a lead or did maybe then see those who are utilizing it positively and those who are not and those who are not they should be. taken of them and be given to the use was showing signs of potential to utilize the in positively.

to be honest i see. yes growth in my business coincidentally where we are now i started in twitter i am right now in a management to take care of my family to give myself and even to expand more so for me something positive and i'm liking it and i believe in dick has to come. it's a poll is an ordinal position at that is the breadbasket of africa off southern africa i believe it was the us are now taking a step. new terms are being made to move the ship that spot the service canal in egypt for 6 days a dutch salvage working to free the ever given says it could succeed by the start of next week another vessel stern is now free and the company hopes the high tides of the arrival of 2 more tug boats will help the operation. because you're not a family could have been

a technical or human ever that will be revealed through the investigation many different mistakes might be the reason but we cannot prove anything yet the only clear reason is that there were strong winds under some storm but they might not be the only reasons and the others will be revealed during the investigation space x. is hoping to send tens of thousands of satellites into orbit over the coming decades as part of a global internet service launching later this year but experts fear that a lot musk's company could create more space debris and hinder scientific discoveries like le gage the story from australia's capital tambora. 60 satellites launch into space on a lawn mass 3 usable rocket falcon 9 it's part of star like a constellation of low orbit satellites from space 6 promising high speed internet connection to remote locations around the world about $1000.00 being deployed the goal is for that to grow to more than $40000.00 if you imagine the problems we have

with space to brain space junk already that is just adding to it at a rate that we can't keep up we can't keep up with the riff that creates space x. now owns about one 3rd of all active satellites and more satellites means greater potential for collision millions of pieces of so-called space junk or already in orbit some as small as a like of pite but try people damaging a spacecraft pre want to have human exploration of the solar system we need to make sure we're looking after the new year if the environment. before we start going towards other planets. this trial and research is a developing software to manage traffic in space time to traducing the risk of collisions the reality is there's no policeman up in space there's no traffic rules so at the moment it's a bit like a free for all customers all signing up to styling but initial consumer costs are

expensive and similar projects have previously failed and the other issue is what a lower orbit satellites could mean for astronomy is someone they will fundamentally change the skies appearance the stargazers potentially limiting scientific discoveries orbiting closer to earth their brush or in more visible blocking astronomers views the problem space x. is trying to solve amazon and one web have similar plans as well as china prompting calls for tighter regulation of spice the biggest challenge is how do we regulate to make sure that that commercially doesn't outweigh how our out global interest in the global commons of space nearly half the world's population doesn't have access to the internet space x. is hoping its constellation of satellites will be part of the solution to connecting the globe nicola gage al-jazeera canberra china and iran have

signed a landmark 25 year cooperation pact now the deal has been in the works since $26.00 team it was signed by the foreign ministers of both countries beijing is expected to invest in key sectors of iran's economy including energy and infrastructure of the iranian economy has suffered under u.s. sanctions since washington with true from the 2015 nuclear agreement. the chinese martial art of time she is gaining popularity in iran particularly amongst women are those taking part say it's helping change views and more women are joining the sport the men are sober because more from the capital. a well known chinese martial art the past few years has seen it grow in popularity in iran especially among women. tell us it's a way to release energy that's trapped in the body the sport requires a lot of patience usually women have more harmony and from the perspective of physical ability i think they deal better with the sport it's not common to see

this kind of performance in public spaces in iran. in a country where women practicing sports is usually held behind closed doors tightly seems to be the exception it's also not segregated like other sporting activities. this couple met at a thai chief festival. straight out of the image of for the good we practice together outdoors at home whenever there's an opportunity the sport doesn't require a lot of space neither to test if you have that impact of tight she i can tell you it has reduced her periods of anger and maybe arguments and within a few minutes iran has a national team and an annual championship. i can tell you some 70 percent of people who engage in this activity in iran are women many people like it and practice it in many parts of the country in this competition those taking part were aged between 8 and 63 some have competed internationally on and so as i said.

this is the 3rd year i'm attending the national championship last year i got a gold and 2 silvers and i received an invitation to the national team. but it's in public places like this that the sport is getting most attention inspiring others to join in while some simply appreciate the art form i said big al-jazeera there are. you watching i was there with me still rob a reminder of our top news stories at least 14 people have been injured in a suicide bomb attack on a cathedral in indonesia it was carried out in the city of macassar as a congregation was gathering for the 1st day of the easter week military chiefs from the u.s. and nearly a dozen hours of issued a rare joint statement denouncing nirmal security forces saying there should be protecting or not harming their citizens.