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plus thousands of our programs award winning documentaries and to get new support. subscribed to you choose dot com, forward slash al jazeera english. mm. the european leaders announced functions against better routes after passing to jet was supposed to land and meant to arrest an opposition activist. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is alexandra ly. from coming up i political crisis. and molly, after soldiers arrest the president prime minister and defense minister, the un calling for their immediate release stepping off international efforts to end the violence between israel and the palestinians,
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top diplomats arrive in the region to make sure a fragile. and the un says the world remains at war with kona virus says, helping us to meet to assess the state of the panoramic. ah welcome to the program, the us secretary of state anthony blink. and i was just landed in israel where he begins a middle east tor to consolidate the israeli palestinian sci fi. and these are life pictures we understand of anthony blink, and arriving at the airport in tel aviv. well, earlier us president joe biden spoke by phone to his egyptian counterpart to discuss strengthening the israel gaza ceasefire. that's closer to out to zeros. hold up the need in occupied eastern islam called us anthony blink and has just touched down as he went to tell us what's on his agenda then.
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well, he didn't. he does have a schedule in the 2 hours at 10 o'clock local, so 7 gmc going to kick off his day bye caretaker prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and then throughout the day he's also going to be meeting a separately with is really foreign minister. gabby asked him as he followed by another meeting with the defense minister, also one of the greatest political rivals of benjamin is benny gan. after that, he had to run the occupied west side where he's going to be meet with the palestinian authority president bus. and then he is also going to meet with some members of the palestinians in ramallah. we should hear from him both from jerusalem after meeting with benjamin now and then there'll be
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another joint statement after his meeting with my food about now what's on the agenda. the agenda is basically, she tried to turn to the fire a durable truth on both sides have been wanting to do game out of that i would say benjamin is now was actually trying to equate this . these fire with hamas handing over is civilians and dead bodies. of soldiers that are held in the guise at a certain point. he did say that no aid will be going into god less. that happens we'll have to hear later. what if that good conversation happens between the 2 men? the boss is also a lot to game year if you recall put a trump administration, they were basically no contracts between the policy and washington. this will be
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really the 1st there's a face to face contact with anyone from us administration. i think mahmoud abbas would like at this point discuss how to kick up the b even if at the moment it's going to be very difficult. and i don't think that is on the immediate agenda . hold on. meanwhile, dozens of palestinian israelis have been arrested across the occupied territory. well, more can you tell us about that? well, as well as amount yesterday that it was a big god. what's it called operation law and order, which is aimed at rounding up up to $500.00 by listing is for their role in protest here. most some found for right now it has been ongoing, but i have to say that following the writing that we saw during the guys called
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flag. well, israel has already been run up. hundreds of ballast didn't use of the 900 people had rounded up at the time. 90 percent of those were figures. so this is really nothing new for anyone living here. when you're living here, we sat here for hours at the mass is gay, and that daily basis you see very young people, even teenagers being arrested usually because of the excuse that they have road stone. and actually there was a video that went viral yesterday about the little girl leading with the israeli police not to take away her brother. he looked like a deal, maybe 11 year old boy. again, the accusation was really so there is a big issue of mine is being played in israeli jail. i mean live there from
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occupied east jerusalem. hold on. thank you. now bella ruth is becoming increasingly isolated by the e. u. off at 4th, the diversion of a passenger jet and the arrest of an opposition journalist. the block has ban. bellows is national airline from entering excess base and agreed to ramp up sanctions and billions of dollars of european investments and barriers have now been frozen. natasha bought a report from past the scene for the 1st time since being detained in minsk, but a russian opposition journalist remark protests of h on social media. he appears to confess, but his supporters say he was likely under duress. protests of h was the target of an extraordinary intervention by bell over on sunday that has become a full blown international crisis. he was travelling on ryan air 4978 from athens, when the flight was diverted to minced from its destination vilnius. bella says the flight was rerouted because of a bomb threat,
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but you leaders in brussels condemned it as they sponsored piracy. they urge protests if it is immediate relief and back sanctions against bela rufe. this is an attack on democracy. this is an attack on freedom of expression, and this is an attack on european sovereignty. and this outrageous behavior needs a strong answer. therefore, the european council decided that there will be additional sanctions. protests of each slade ballard, birth of the president alexander the christian co claimed victory in last august disputed presidential election. your position candidate, combat selection was also forced to lead the exile. she called for justice to be so we have to build a broad college of countries, especially those affected in order to conduct a thorough investigation on the incidence. it's there important that one of the
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traitors abroad to justice include in those village secret edges on the plate. on de luca shank has been been over the president from 994, a leader described by some as your last dictator. as a man who has a record of ashley repressing defense, he's strongly supported wise ally, russia. the poems, october. we are in favor of assessing the situation, not in a rush, but on the basis of all the available information. after more than a day of storm words and furious reactions, you leaders will united and swift in their response whether the punitive measures agree to in brussels will deter similar actions in the future from better. ruth is unclear as his protest which his fate natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. now fresh political crisis appears to be unfolding in molly. the prime minister has reported it resigned after being detained by soldiers along with the president on
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the defense minister. falling a cabinet re shuffled. that's been international called for the media release of the politicians. witnesses say they've been taken to the headquarters in kathy opposition, groups of criticized military figures for retaining key portfolios after last year . nicholas hank has more from senegal capital dot com. we're hearing that the prime minister has resigned from this position, even if that's the case in the government that was just to now was hours ago that was supposed to be the situation in molly. well that government will, there'll be a new government that will be announced. but clearly very volatile situation involving this is all happening in the, in this call in this tussle of power between the military june and the civilians that were part of this transitional government or the 1000000 people themselves. now there's been an uptake in violence, especially during the month of ramadan. there was a taxed in, in, in signal just 250 kilometers away from the capital. we've seen the biggest trade
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union organizing strikes for the past week strikes because wages haven't been paid for civil servants. and out to that the economic fall out of the pandemic. so a very difficult situation for molly and, but right now we're, we're seeing in what many millions are wondering is, who is leading the country right now. there's been statements made by the un peacekeeping mission, remember, so there's 15000 un peacekeeping soldiers on the ground in mali, out to that, the 450500 french soldiers that are applying pressures on the arm groups so that the transitional government can do their jobs, well, they're saying tonight that whoever is holding the prime minister and the president, well, they'll be held accountable for their action time for a short break here. and i'll just hear when we come back, we'll look at the challenges facing ecuador 1st conservative president in years as
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a warning plus i am rob mcbride on the remote south korean island, where the outlook is distinctly purple. ah, who's hello then northwesterly winds across much had been levant, or keeping things cooler than we expect for this time of year. temperature is in iraq, slightly lower than we expect to see 42 degrees in baghdad. and it's a similar story for iran. 32 in teheran, we've also got quite a bit of rain kicking in around the western areas of iran and edging up into eastern areas of turkey. so some showers there. we could see a thunderstorm or 2 in kuwait where the cloud is building, but things suddenly he top is become to the gulf states temperature here,
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nestling into the mid forties, 44 degrees in doha. it's cooler as we had for the south and got that southwesterly wind kicking in across oman, and that's going to bring temperatures down, particularly in dubai. if we have a look, what happens by the time we get to thursday, we're raging into the mid thirties there, but lots of sunshine around in it's a similar story for the horn of africa looking relatively dry and clear here. couple of showers across the open rift valley, but it's really in central parts of africa that things are drying up, few showers across uganda, but relatively dry from what we expect to see for this time of year. we have got a wind keeping things cool along the coast of kenya with 25 degrees in nairobi. ah, for a life and death struggle for racial equality in a deeply unequal society. fortunately, that was fine for the apartheid regime within that group. they've been very close
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friends like a family living together over 50 years after this torture and death in police. custody of jesse or world tells the remarkable story of anti apartheid campaigner in them on the south africa. the man fought apartheid on a jazz. oh, the me welcome back to her mind about some stories here on jesse or the us secretary of state, anthony blink, and has just landed in israel where he begins the middle east or to try to consolidate these ready? palestinian sci fi isn't occupied territories and the whole talks with is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as palestinian authority?
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president of the you has agreed to sanctions on a roof, including binding its national airlines and enter the blocks space. if in response to actions by batteries, which so a passenger plane divert dement and an opposition activist on board detained. the united nations mission and molly has called for the immediate release of opposition detained by the military opera cabinet reshuffle. prime minister has reportedly resigned to being taken to an army based north west of the capital tamika, along with the president and the defense minister. in now india has reported its lowest number of new code 19 cases in more than 5 weeks . the health ministry says 196000 people are tested positive in the past day. around 3500 others have died. the government urging farmers to call off a plan, protest on the wednesday saying it could be a super splitter event. well, elizabeth moran and joy of live now from new delhi. certainly new cobra. 1900 cases
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continue to drop. but how reliable are these figures that hello darren. the exact numbers aren't reliable and that's because india has never conducted enough tests. you know, the real number of infections, independent health experts, all say that the real numbers are much higher than the official death toll and also a number of cases. but what is undeniable, what we are seeing is that the number of cases have been coming down for the last few weeks, despite testing, remaining the same as it was 2 weeks ago. and so the over or trend is good. and that is that the number of cases are declining and would be pressure on the health care system on hospitals easing. and that is something that we have seen again on the last few weeks. we haven't seen that same pressure. we're no longer seeing those long lines outside hospitals or people dying because they can't find big rock
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fish. and so would that pressure easing? the focus is very much in the country shifted on in the fight against the quota virus in terms of vaccination people and the rate shortages of vaccine the government on tuesday has made a new rule saying that everyone can make walk in appointments and be mandatory online registration for 18 to 44 year old has been removed, so they're trying to make the process simpler. but they haven't necessarily provided the doses states which have been trying to make their own arrangements of foreign manufacturers are being told that pfizer and modern, told the states was, pun, job in delhi, that they're only going to deal with the central government. but it's the central government, which told states to make their own deals with manufacturers, both foreign and local. and so vaccines. the shortage of and guessing the population vaccination has become very much the focus of india fight against the
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providers at the moment with the cases haven't come down as much as they have unless reports of the offices of twitter in new delhi had been rated. what's that all about that's also related to corporate 19. we had deli police rating the offices of twitter in the capital delhi and also the neighboring city of good god lays on monday night. now this follows twitter flagging post by politician by others belonging to the ruling by the fee jump the party o b j, p as manipulated media. now these tweets, including by the beat up, he spoke and they were accusing. the main opposition call was party as conspiring to malign prime minister and morty, and the government or the handling of the corona virus congress denies being behind any such efforts. and that would suggest from twitter flagging these as manipulated media that they haven't found any evidence to support that. now the indian
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government has a very difficult relationship with social media platforms. it was just a few days ago that they asked all social media platforms including twitter, to remove references to what's being called the indian variant of the corona virus . the technical term has be 1617 at 1st emerged in india. and it is called the indian very and commonly as previous variance will call the u. k. the south africa, the brazilian very, and the indian government is against the saying that no one should call it that the world health organization isn't calling it that prominence. and that is, morty has faced a lot of criticism for his handling of the pandemic, including ignoring scientists from scientists, warnings earlier this year about this new variance. alright, to elizabeth for on him life us in new delhi live. thank you. now 18 years after the start of sedans die for conflict, the 1st man suspected of war crimes, as appeared at the international criminal court. i left rockman consider the leader
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of the government backed ginger. we'd fight as is facing 31 counts of war crimes and crimes. against humanity, that vast reports now from amsterdam. it was 14 years ago that an arrest warrant was issued for allie of the off man, better known as alex shape. the man considered the leader of the notorious joey militia. on monday, he appeared in court. he's accused of hundreds of executions, torture and using rape as a weapon of war. the victims of the suspects clamps. countless and their suffering immense. the pain inflicted on the victims of these crimes persists. the region of duffle is still grappling with the devastation brought about by these events. entire villages were destroyed. the prosecutor read a testimony of one of the rape victims. she sat under her leadership which answered next month. sexual war crimes are a priority. the war enough who has been one of the bloodiest in
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recent history. a peace agreement was signed last year, but it's estimated up to 300000 people, lost their lives, many from starvation. the ginger, we'd militia fought alongside the sudanese government against non arab rabble forces. civilians were often targeted. this is such an important moment for people in dar for who have had no accountability for widespread crimes committed across dar for they've waited more than 15 years to see any moves towards justice. hundreds of thousands remained displays until to day while the transitional government in place in 2019 has made some efforts to bring justice to the victims in the for, for suspects including the main suspect, former president omar. but she have yet to be handed over to the court in the hague and worldwide for cooling. now we want to see the former president and jail along
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with others and all behind us to the criminal court. that's a basic demand for people in dar for that. they want back down from the transitional government should cover all the gaps created during the time of the former government by cooperating without any conditions with the international criminal court and easing job. the lawyers also urge the government to assist i. c . c, prosecutors who will soon visit, therefore, as much as possible. it took nearly 2 decades to bring the horrors of the floor to the international court. now the court has to decide if it has enough evidence to put up the last month on trial. and if it does, this could mean that us would follow subclass and al jazeera from the netherlands through military says at least 16 people, including 2 children, have been killed in an area. and then for cocaine production, the mass killings happened in a rural town and peruse amazon region where the left on group the shining path operates. the military says it found pamphlets in the town calling for a boycott of the june 6 presidential election. marianna sanchez has mon from lima.
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the police and the army has been deployed by for students. francisco philosophy to this gary remote area in the jungle of peru is the area where the attack to place what is more than 8 hours from the last police check point in the region. there was a pamphlet left behind saying that this was a, an act of social cleansing a new term. for through it. they said that they were after criminal. this attack took place in a bar in an area where there are brussels as the police have shed. but also there were reports that these attack happens to threaten those who would be willing to vote for the right to candidate cable from marty who is facing the left wing candidate in the run up election on june.
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the 6th, it's not the shining path that we've known. since the eighty's and ninety's, the rebel groups that fault the government for 2 decades that left more than 60000 people did in peru. this is a very different shining path. this is a remnants very little number of them that operate in this very remote jungle area . now, former banker and business, one grammar lasso has been sworn in ecuador, the new president. she's the 1st conservative in 14 years to take the post or latin america editor lives in human reports. the broker applause and smiles welcomed incoming president. he had more lashelle, like the pump and pageantry, couldn't camouflage the titanic challenges. it would do is new leader is inheriting along with the presidential sash. among them it doors highest ever
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unemployment rate, its worst. every gunam a crisis, its highest foreign debt. shocking infant and child malnutrition rates, and arguably the worst management of the co would. 900 pandemic in all of latin america. national conservative says his treatise as his are to blame for this calamitous state of affairs. what can be more is that in a while? what are we live in a country with rich lands or poor citizens? why do we have vast natural resources but lived with shortages, having such fertile land? why does it not produce abundance for those who most need it? the answer is one that ladies have failed us. arguing that there could be no economic growth until the pandemic is rained in the former banker promises to vaccinate 9000000 doors in the 1st 100 days of his administration. but implementing his free market agenda, which includes numerous free trade agreements and unpopular loan repayment to the i,
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m f, could unleash a new wave of social unrest. the elimination of fuel subsidies, 20 months ago nearly broke down his predecessors government. he wanted to leave it on the him, becky: yes, we're also talking about concessions to for an oil companies, tax reforms and privatization of the pacific bank, which i think should not be sold because there is a good test conflict of interest with the president and his son who heads the private bankers association. national knows his reforms won't be easy to pull off because he doesn't have a majority in congress. he nonetheless received thunderous applause. when he said that the era of unbridled corruption, authoritarianism and political prostitution in ecuador was over low in a mock the nobly, this means doing the unimaginable. let's make history. let's data change. yeah. inspiring words, as so often the case in, in, in your ration speech, ecuadorian se will be watching carefully to see if the new president means when he
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says and does what he promises to see in human al jazeera, the world is at war against coven 19. that's the declaration from the head of the united nations antonio. but ted as was addressing health ministers from all over the world. they take part in a virtual world health assembly. john hall is following the meeting from london. doctor ted ross and to an extent secretary general, good terrace, as well in those comments, pointing to the sort of wide appointed purpose ult this w h o assembly gathering of a 194 members its annual assembly in this the in this case, this year, the purpose is reform, namely to pick up on 3 independent investigations that have collectively. so to pointed the finger at the w h. o, in its response to the pandemic, saying it was too slow that it was inefficient, that the member states didn't coordinate sufficiently with one another. member stations. institutions themselves were woefully under pret, prepared and evidence for that is in the vaccine shortages around the world that
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w h o. 's own kovacs initiative aimed at getting doses to the developing world is very low on supply because the serum institute in india, its chief supplier, has stopped exporting vaccines so that it can deal with the situation in india. specifically, on this talk over the next 9 days of the member states coming up with the sort of bones of a global pandemic treaty for future pandemic, specifically to deal with these sorts of problems. but mister ted ross, having to deal with the situation as it is his call going out to member states to particularly the rich world who hoarded vaccine doses, to hand them over as quickly as they can to kovacs. and for vaccines suppliers to commit up to 50 percent of their production in the coming year to kovacs and to the developing world down south korea, many island communities face to economic challenges in declining an aging population. it's a problem for many rural and remote areas. and developed countries as rob mcbride
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reports, one island of the south west coast is trying to change that thanks to the color purple. it's literally everywhere you look purple. all the buildings big or small, and the few vehicles that are allowed to travel on the roads that connect the full bridges that now link these tiny islands with the outside world. right down to the plates, you'd be tough. even the residents have embraced the purple life, whereas iep, again, fragile, or i think it's pretty. and the government here provides us with proper clothes and jackets to where you will. the islands charge a small fee for the increasing number of tourists, many of whom come appropriately dressed, to encourage you to get in the spirit visitors who bring something purple to get in
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for free. the inspiration for the make over comes from the lavender which grows here naturally. now, thanks to the colors universal adoption, the islanders who previously got by on farming and fishing can ad tourism woke up with id. but it was difficult to get our produce off the island to sell, but now with people coming here, we can sell directly to them. so it's good and i'm happy. the purple islands fame has spread organically. thanks to tech savvy koreans. and there hash tagging ways. leading to ever more visitors looking for that perfect selfie. this purple transformation has taken place just at the right time to catch the growing selfie taking trend. but in the past year, it's also benefited from the south koreans looking for quirky tourism attractions at home because of the pandemic. if purple is your thing,
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this is the place for summer tourists wanting to travel overseas. it's maybe not quite what they had in mind, but they come away with holiday memories. in a cheery shade of purple robert bride al jazeera, the purple island, south korea. and you can catch up with all the news on our website. there's the address on the screen out just a dot com. ah . type a quick check of the headlines here on the are the us secretary of state anthony blink, and has landed in israel where he begins the middle east tool to try to consolidate the israeli palestinian ceasefire. hill visit the occupied territory on hold talks of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as palestinian leader. much more bass honey moon from occupied eastern.

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