more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers. everyone goes to their campus and it becomes the us versus down. this is a deal about constraining a nuclear program. the bottom line off the big question. oh, now to the era me, ah, rising corona, virus infections and new national lock downs, e health officials say as the rush to vaccinate continues, poor countries are still missing out. a hello, i'm barbara farrah. you're watching al jazeera life in london, also coming out, carrying the burden of hungary and a few of his tea gray region where 90 percent of people now need emergency food,

ake, europe's, and void to the palestinian territories calls for urgent to international health. to rebuild garza from the ground up and e commerce giant amazon gets the go ahead for its african headquarters despite years of opposition from indigenous groups and the environmental ah hello, thank you for joining us. we begin the program with the corona virus pandemic where glaring vaccine inequality is, and the march of new variance have prompted prompted europe hope disease control body to call for vaccines to be shared with poor nations. before younger people are inoculated, while europe's vaccine drive has gathered pace. inoculation rates remain low in countries where cobit 19 infections are rising. malaysia and vietnam are imposing you restrictions to try and contain the spread. well,

the story is similar in latin america, where cases continue to rise. peru has revised its corona virus best toll doubling . the number believes to have died from coven 19 the south american nation now has the world's highest cove in 1900 mortality rate in relation to its population. while the call to prioritize vaccines for low income nations ahead of younger people was joined by a plea for more funding from the head of the world health organization. to morrow, callback's call led by god he said p and jo alongside key implementation partner units f ames to raise critical new funds at its m. c summit to further diversify its portfolio and buy additional vaccines for low and lower middle income countries . fully financing callbacks and act is key to ending the increasingly to track fun to me. and i time for the government of japan for hosting the m. c. summit.

well, many southeast asian nations that were seen a success. stories are now being forced to impose new corona virus restrictions. florence louis reports from calling them forth. no international flights are being allowed to land for a week in vietnam's capital hunt. the announcement on tuesday follows a similar band by home, him in city a few days ago in collections and yet now remained low for most of last year, but have risen since late april, tie 11 slaughtered for success in containing the virus. so clusters emerge once it relaxed its pandemic restrictions. with this, when you are very successful, you are not forced to incur only when you fear, then are you forced to hurt? we were too successful in the past year. in malaysia, a 2 week lockdown beginning on tuesday means only essential services and businesses

are allowed to operate. health officials say the surgeon cases is caused by more infectious, varying and people breaching pandemic restrictions to celebrate the muslim festival of last month. malaysia has recorded nearly 2800 deaths from cove at 1940 percent of those were in may alone. vaccination rates in asia remain low. on average, only 6 percent of the population has received at least one vaccine dose. ex, say containment of the virus must therefore be prioritized for now. we have to be vigilant. we have to be doing good, somebody with we have to us communities, we have to come together and accept maybe restriction, border controls. the uses personal protective equipment marks, etc. practicing good. hi james. we will be stuck with this. and so until we get high prices, bridges are things. are there any way out? many countries are now ramping up the vaccination campaign. japan is hoping to

vaccinate one side of its population before it hoses the summer. lympics in july and vietnam says it seeking to buy vaccine production technology while also pushing to acquire more doses. florence louis to 0 fall apart. so that's the situation in some southeast asian nations. let's go now to the situation in latin america. we were talking about earlier, that's going to mexico city and speak to john home. and one of the cases that we were talking about, john was peru because the country has recently revised its corona virus. the figures effectively doubling them. so we able to see a clearer picture of the outbreak in the country and also what went wrong with the original counting. well, in the original counting barbara, they weren't taking account of excess deaths. and of course every countries had that mexico. one has been, criticize a lot for know, including all of the deaths within the covey total to, for any,

including the ones that they've been confirming as they go. and they've changed, as the pandemic has gone. now, peru who's changed. it hasn't just counted the confirmed s, it's also the excess test now and that's ultimately rocketed the number up and it's a bit of a bomb show in that country. now, why is this happened? there seems to be a number of different factors, one of which is that the public health system doesn't seem to be a top level in that country. and that's something that we've been heard hearing and being reported on throughout the pandemic. also, a lot of people seem to be going out into public space is not closed over crowding . actually when the pandemic at 1st sort of kicked off the peruvian president at that time, and that was quite a hard line locked down. but it seemed like a lot of people just didn't agree with that or didn't go along with it. and so peruvians have been heading out onto the streets in the country. so for a long time now, proof been one of the worst affected countries in the world per capita. and this is

obviously just exacerbated things. absolutely. and so let's talk about football. now we all know that latin americans are quite football crazy and the corporate america football championship that was meant to be in argentina has now been moved to brazil. and i think it's just 13 days before kick off. but of course brazil, not necessarily in a position some would say to hold that kind of championship. yeah, it was originally moved from didn't tina because didn't seen it was having a lot of covey cases. so they've actually moved it to brazil, which has one of the highest totals of covey cases in the world. so a lot of people are questioning that decision, especially within brazil, one sen, coud it, the championship of death. and a lot of people are asking why that's happened. of course, president bull sonata, of brazil for a long time. now in the pandemic has been sort of down playing the effects of cove . it a one time he called it just

a little flew. and it's been saying that the country has to get on with business as normal. i should, she mentioned as well, that colombia was one of the other host of this tournament. and it said it couldn't do that because of internal protests. so now it looks like we are all going towards brazil. there will be empty stadiums is what we understand so far. we're not going to see an army of funds from different countries. it doesn't seem like they're going to be arriving in brazil, but just the thought of things coming in from across the continent. there's not a lot of time to vaccinate them, especially to give them 2 doses of the vaccine at this point descending on the country. i think a lot of people with in brazil, a seeing as, as a sort of an in. so how can the country be doing this be welcoming this torment when it's having its own struggle with the pandemic struggle that's been going on for quite some time. now as we understand several states has said that they don't want gains to be held the other meds and other state leaders a going on with this and saying that they are okay with games happening. and of course brazil has recently held its own,

woke up so it does have the infrastructure in terms of stadiums. to do this, i think it's more of a messaging dilemma for the government at the moment. you know, the messaging coming out of brazil i guess, has been problematic throughout this pandemic. john holeman with the latest from mexico city. thank you. on the you end world food program is warning. the conflict in ethiopia is troubled at nor than t. grade region has increased already high levels of hunger. the agency says that after more than 6 months of fighting 5200000 people now need emergency food aid. that's more than 90 percent of the population, with many regional leaders warning over potential humanitarian catastrophe. the u. s. has appealed for $203000000.00 to scale up its response. it's already helped more than a 1000000 people since it started distributing food in areas around the p gray in

march. mohammed though has more now from this up above. this is a situation that he's getting was by the day, according to wi fi, they can only reach 1200000 people out of the more than 5000000 president of the ticket region. all these because of the raging conflict about 7 months ago, prime minister had sent his false us into 2 great what he had promised to be a very short operation, which he said was aimed at this army. the ready get administration of that secret regent. todd, by all intents and purposes, refused to deal with his administration without house title or on 7 months. on the fighting is going on. mid del highways and boards are cut off and people cannot be reached with the much needed aid. the united nations office for the coordination of

humanitarian activities. people have started having some depth in some places and mentions particularly the district of all flaw which is south of the copy of the keller. well, 150 people. i said, 1212 for the tuition is getting was in most parts of the ticket region. of course the fighting the gun at the time when people were supposed to hover the crop. most of them did not do so because of the ridge and conflict and also an ongoing, severe infestation of locust is humperdinck that the next topic was the european union's envoy for the palestinian territories is calling for international support to rebuild garza after last month, 11 de bombardment by israel. more than 250 palestinians lost their lives, and 2000 homes were destroyed. europe's envoys says reconstruction work is a top priority. we don't conditions

need to reconstruct data and to make it recover from this terrible tragedy require the number of important one important step is that we bring back any clue as if governance from the river to the see that we make sure that the split between god and the rest is overcome that the leadership unified and on the israeli side, they need to for the corporate was ending the siege and allowing excess in the critical period now of goods and equipment for people to be able to survive. and to where you are a worry as a policy fellow at our show back of the palestinian policy network. she says israel needs to be held to account by world powers. i think the focus has to be on putting political pressure on israel to and the siege and, and the occupation of cause and also the occupation of the rest of,

of palestine. this is completely in man made dissolved, it was from bob meant by the is where the regime of a besieged people. this isn't an environmental tragedy. this has there is a direct, a graphic in this situation. and whilst i'm sure reconstruction efforts are deeply needed. busy in gaza we must always remind us of why that is the case. the case is because the israeli regime has deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure and have killed over $250.00 pounds estonians including $66.00 children in the lakes. the so and so i think the own us has to be on the responsibility of israel and also european state complicity in failing to hold accountable and for granting israel impunity for many, many decades. so the come on al jazeera,

america's hope diplomat had to central america. what can we help fix the reasons people are fleeing the region. ah hello there it was a scorching start to the material, logical summer for much of central and northern parts of europe. and that's going to continue. this was the scene in brighton on the southern coast of england, plenty of ice cream shirts off and sunshine there. and that's going to continue this week. and as we go into the weekend, we'll see plenty of sunshine and clear skies. once a little bit of cloudy weather has moved on, but for france and germany, it is a wet picture. we've got that rain moving up from spain. we're going to see some thunder storms and paris is going to see quite a bit of wet weather. and it's

a similar story for south eastern areas of europe remain. you're going to see some of those shop showers as we go into thursday. ukraine thing seeing some of that width and windy weather that'll gather around coastal areas of the black sea. but further south turkey seen plenty of sunshine. it's a similar story for greece, for italy and for spain, the showers of now east up into the north and temperatures. here are going to start to rise again. and it's a similar story as we hop across to north africa. hot, dry, dry weather up in the north. most of the storms are going to be concentrated around the gulf of guinea with wet weather, for nigeria, garner, and cameroon, who's in the morning heroism and l. just they were well health stories for iconic. so she nicea area

and a few dollars meetings with people in the places and and giving you some writers and musicians who composed the songs for north africa on which is era o a reminder. now the top stories on al jazeera e u countries have been urged to salt, vaccinating young people until more people in poor countries are protected. the blocks disease prevention body says it's a luxury that states should avoid wild global supplies for main scare. several

southeast asian nations which have successfully control the virus are imposing restrictions as cases now. surge, a 2 week lockdown has begun in malaysia with travel restricted in vietnam. and the conflict can t gray has increased already high levels of hunger, the wolf food program says more than 5000000 people need emergency food aid. after more than 6 months of fighting, he was president joe biden is in the state of oklahoma to mark the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. he'll attend commemorations and meet survivors of one of the worst incidents of racial violence in american history. as many as 300 people were killed when white mobs launched a tax on black homes and businesses in 1921. no one has ever been charged with a crime for the violence or compensated for the destruction. whether you are secretary of state is heading to costa rica, aiming to follow through on the president's charge and to tackle the root cause of

immigration. it comes as a search in migrants to the u. s. southern border continues with the government grappling for a solution. anthony, blinking is due to meet foreign minister is from several latin american states in what his department called a search for regional solutions. well, let's go now live to gabrielle is on the who is in san jose for us. so tell us a little bit about the timing of blinking visit. well, this is going to be blinking 1st trip to central america or latin america for that matter. since becoming a secretary of state. so it's significant in that regard. so visually, what he's coming here to do is typical business with colleagues down here talk things as democracy, human rights, the economy, even climate change, that's officially. but an officially, the focus is very, very much going to be on migration because divided ministration fields. and so

they're facing and illegal migration crisis on the u. s. southern border. and in order to deal with that, the bite and ministration feels that they need to engage with the regional allies, particularly here in central america to do 2 things, try to get a strategy for the southern border. but beyond that, to really deal with the root causes of illegal migration, why do people approve their lives here to take the dangerous journey north to try to find a better life in the united states. and so he's here to talk to a leaders about that trying to build on democracy programs here. also part of biden administration for $1000000.00 effort to the countries in central america to try to improve the economies here. so people feel they no longer need to take that dangerous journey north and they can have a better life here in the countries of central america. so that is very much going to be the focus migration over the next day or 2. yeah,

and finding the root cause is not going to be uneasy. feet, i mean, the economy is one of course, but you know, criminality, criminal gangs. obviously another one of the main challenges is going to face in the region. overall as central america is different than it was in previous years, many of the countries here are no longer saying automatically yes to whatever washington wants. the countries you're speaking with independent different voices that are sometimes in contrary to us interests. and there is some hostility with several countries in central america, not so much here in costa rica, which is a strong us ally. but countries like el salvador, honduras, guatemala, all have presidents. that are, that are hostile, if you will, to the united states. president honduras, as a matter of fact, is under investigation in the us for drug trafficking, something that he denies, but his brother is in jail in the united states for drug trafficking. so

a lot of these issues of corruption that you're seeing in central america and the united states identifies as, as a big problems here on why people feel they need to leave to make that dangerous journey to the united states. so this will come ahead of vice president, come on harris visiting guatemala and mexico next week, all part of a renewed effort by the, by the ministration. i renewed effort of urgency to try to reengage countries here in central america to deal with the economies down here. corruption, but also deal with the migration crisis that they're facing on the southern border . just last month, a 178000 people were held at the u. s. southern border trying to enter the us illegally. out of those about 50 percent came from just 3 countries in central america, el salvador, honduras in guatemala. so it gives you an idea of how big the bite administration

sees the problem. absolutely. gabriel is on the with the latest from san jose. thank you. now the leader of western sahara as independence movement has denied allegations of war crimes, including torture and genocide in a spanish court. but behemoth garley wont be taken into custody. as the court said that no evidence had been provided. he's in spain to receive treatment for corona virus, which has soured relations with morocco. these barker reports in a closed hearing in madrid. the man at the center of sal ring ties between morocco and spain, testified by video link outside the high court protest to accuse brian, god of having blood on his hand. the leader of western horace independence movement. the palis, sorry of front is seen by morocco as a war criminal. he's currently receiving medical care for cobra. 19 in

a hospital in northern spain. his treatment in the countries enraged the moroccan government. golly, who is also the president of the raleigh democratic our republic? a self declared state has been accused of torture and genocide, but polish, sorry, a dissident and human rights groups. the presiding judge will decide after he completes his investigation, whether it's a charge or dismiss the law suits against him, rejected a prosecution request to be taken into custody. and his lawyer of the accusations that categorically untrue it, but he and daily, i bet, i mean either president god, he believes this law suit is politically motivated to try once again to undermine the credibility of the raleigh people that struggle towards self determination. that western sahara is a disputed territory. the size of the united kingdom mostly held by morocco since it passed some spanish control in the 1970s. the jury backed paula. sorry, a front fought for independent for the raleigh people until

a c spy. would morocco in 991 money. so we have been living here in exxon and jerry is remote refugee camps but decades, waiting for us bank referendum of self determination. but the votes been repeatedly postponed. wow. and when the former us president donald trump pipe septic moroccan sovereignty over western sahara, the polar salary, a front responded by declaring a new war with morocco. now spain says its being polish for allowing brought him golly, to travel there for treatment after moroccan border guards allowed 10000 people to cross into the spanish enclave of se uter. last month, spain's prime minister, padre sanchez, accused the moroccan government of blackmail. the diplomatic fall out continues me leave barker. i was just there. your gun. many in uganda have opened fire the car

carrying a government minister, killing his daughter, and the driver of the vehicle for attackers on motorcycles attack. the 4 wheel drive carrying generals to to bo marla, the minister of works and transport in the capital compiler. president, your him was 70, says police already following clues and the case and warned the criminals responsible would be defeated. nigerian authorities are still trying to find an estimate of a 130 missing students after an armed group. all the motor bikes attacked on a slum at school. on sunday, the parents have been waiting for the news outside the school into gina in niger state. some younger children have been released, one person was shot dead during the attack. another is critically injured. it's the latest in a string of mass abductions in jury and schools by armed gangs who collect money for rent. i may be receiving a bu jane says a 14 or 2 stretched to stop. these schools have been targeted all over the north

west of the country, all over the north west of the country and not central part of an idea because they provide an easy target. there is less security there and then you have the opportunity to seize a lot of people as much as you want. and that's what they're doing. and because they feel that a talking schools or educational institutions strikes to the heart of the matter and strikes the government responsible directly, they are seizing the opportunity anywhere they can to must children why gathered in one particular location and taken away. and they knew that negotiation with government will result in either i'm the, the, or us and being paid. and a lot of people believe that despite government denies that they're not paying ransom to free, some of these kids are victims. a lot of money is being exchanged for the freedom of people across the north, west and north central parts of america. in terms of security, you are having a country that is dealing with so many problems. now, in the whole of nigeria, 5 to 6 states, by the way,

more than 33 states are dealing with different problems. and the army is deployed in more than collect a 3 state trying to do the role or trying to carry out the responsibilities that the police ill equipped and demand i supposed to be doing along with krista security agencies. and i guess that's the predicament right now. the security agency is underfunded under employed and they have so many challenges to deal with at the same time. amazon's new multi $1000000.00 africa headquarters is set to bring thousands of jobs, the cape town, but its location is causing deep distress. not only is it on a sensitive food plane, it's not the 1st time that foreign a rivals haven't been welcomed on the site. robin smith reports from cape town, praying for protection. before going to war, with a giant. these men are among thousands of people fighting to save god,

what they say is sacred and environmentally sensitive land. so one of the world's largest companies is about to cement itself on african soil. amazons africa headquarters will stand tall in south africa at the confluence of to kate's on rivers. some environmental se bolding on a floodplain is a disaster waiting to happen and put surrounding areas at further risk of flooding . now, critics also argue that the development goes against the cities, climate change policies. amazon's offices form part of a major, $14.00, hector, $280000000.00 redevelopment plan. that will create thousands of jobs. but it's been marred by controversy since being announced 5 years ago. construction include infilling parts of the lives, the river. the land is home to endangered plant and animal species and was among

the 1st areas in south africa to be colonized in the $1600.00. it's considered sacred terrain for indigenous people. it's a guns aerospace. this is a place where we can locate the original sin for young fun, rubik the colonizer kissed his pole onto the sacred terrain. for the 1st time that stabbed at the ancestors of mankind's itself, not all indigenous groups are against the development. in a written statement, the developers deny they will be a negative impact on the environment lives the pleasure properties trust says if anything, the development will quote, see degraded, private land transformed into beautiful and publicly accessible space. but critics are not convinced despite if it's to show the authorities that the development is not appropriate despite the fact that here it is within cape say that the heritage elements of the plan are not adequate and don't meet the requirements of law. the

authorities are gonna hit and approve the development as construction vehicles role in. so to do names on a petition to stock the development activists on all hoping a court will rule against the 1st bricks being laid. robinson this algebra kept on . you can get much more on that and everything else that we've been covering on our web site al jazeera, dot com ah another top stories on al jazeera countries in europe.