and violent unrest in recent years, a standoff over his term limit has field protest in the capital of france. indonesia is expanding nationwide restrictions as the delta variance fuels of search in cove at 19 infections. and the number of cases is another record high. $131.00 the us defense department says said withdrawal from is 90 percent complete africa and government source of cancer, offensive talent and gauge across the country. have you ever given the container ships of what the surf can out in march has finally set sail out of it so deal as japanese owners reach to financial settlements with egypt. government on monday we ever gave him was in pounds, is after block. the crucial was away for 6 phase impacts in around 10 percent of global traits. egypt the month, it's a $550000000.00 settlement,

but the details of the final feel haven't been revealed. lewis saving us be nice. christy a bigger a professor of international relations at the university of copenhagen is also the director of safe, sees a network for maritime security research and johnson by skype from copenhagen. a great, so have you with us on the user. the ship is free at last. we can assume that some sort of final settlement was paid the job since we're after half a $1000000000.00. do you think that's how much will it be paid? so will we ever find that? how much was paid to set that ship free? no, we're never going to find out that is a part of how these disputes are usually federal and such a legal settlement is actually highly problematic because we will never find out what actually costs the accident and that makes it problematic in terms of

preventing a future incident like deaths and the swiss canal is one of the absolute, the vital shipping names. so we need to prevent future accidents like this is a false or is this something that we're never going to find either? well, there are several a theories around most that we'll never going to fully find out, but partially, it's also different causes interacting with each other. so the swiss can authority took too many risks. the size of the ship was quite obviously a problem and the bad weather conditions. the storm. and that, of course then leads to the question, how do we prevent the future incident? do we need to limit the size of ships to ensure better navigation through the sewers? canal and what are we going to do about extreme weather events in the future?

and these extreme weather events like fan storms will become more because of climate change will quite sense. it's certainly this. there's not an awful lot that can be g, a, but the effects of climate change in the short term. but the things that the, as soon as can all authority can control is the size of ships the pass through. and indeed, they can control the pilots whose behavior in this instance was calls into question . during the initial court case, was it not? i mean, if there and the thing that ships owners can do, will the cruise all the ships be allowed to i don't know. it's, it's a pilot through the canal themselves at some point because if there is any negligence, unless the egyptians wants to take these matters and little hands mean that the courage be the, are the mercy of tune that can our authority sends on their shit. yes, absolutely. and in the long run, it calls for different risk assessments,

double checking when it is appropriate to go to the can now. and then also ensuring that the crew is in the right shape. let's not forget that the majority of c fairs at the moment. they're also suffering quite a lot because of the ongoing, with 1900 situation. many of them has not been on land for a substantial period of time and then also leads to stress and fatigue. so that might have also been a contributing factor in, in this case, from the broader perspective implies we need to pay a bit more attention to what goes on it. see, and how the winner of all our supply chains are in this regard. and i think here the ever given was a clear wake up call that we shouldn't forget that quickly. now that the ship is released. i'm pretty confident, however, that there will be an incident in the future if we do not take the appropriate

precautionary measures. well, if we talk about the crew themselves, i mean they've been stuck on the ship for months. was anyone looking after them? because there is no, we talk with the law of the seas, but nobody really implements and it's a bit lawless. you've got c fairs. you can be stuck on ships and forbidden to leave and if the owners decide to strand the crew in this case, if anyone be looking after their welfare, has anyone been in touch with them? and indeed, what about the cargo or not ship the ships, the carry livestock at times? i mean, is there any investigation into the actual welfare of the living beings who are on that shit? i mean in this case the, the crew was in good hands because it's a very reliable shipping company taking care of this. and there's a number of wealthy organizations which to, to take care of and see ferris in such situation here. but then i don't like that.

yes, exactly. you're absolutely right. there's a number of so called abandoned ships and in these said you're asian. it can be really, really dramatic for, for the crew, for the c, ferris who often get stuck without food and a no way to escape literally because they cannot on board the ship. they don't get these us and so on. and often these are very, very tricky. cases and it's one of the dog size of the shipping industry, but they are many other of these 5. and this is what i mean by we, we need to pay attention what goes on shipping. another problem related here is container loss. the amount of shipping containers that got lost at sea this year is tremendous. and that is another thing to look old for as ships get better and the weather gets more extreme. we're going to see more shipping accidents. and

because of that it's, it's absolutely vital that we do not let this go, but they ask questions of how we can prepare better. and whether it's something that the shipping industry can regulate for themselves, or whether it's a request actions from the international maritime organization or other public entities such as flex ortiz. okay, get your thoughts, christine vigor, there from the director of safe seas. thank you very much for joining us on all to sera back to that breaking news. my reports that hate his president has been assassinated for. he was juvenile maurice from a business member forces in office 2015 and pulled up before it cancels on grounds of fraud. now he was elected again a year later, but was sworn in office until february 2017. the dispute election led c

intensified protest in 2018 demanding his resignation. the next year haiti's electoral council postponed legislative elections indefinitely. with maurice ruling finds a creed from january 2020, the february, the hastened governments authorities folds and attempt. it's true with lines younger from opposition? leaders? nation public when president leases mandates. woods. and so there's a bit of brack groans on shelven out. nice for you. that's brilliant, and galaxy, and i, you joins us on the phone from miami and the were having these reports coming into was the prime minister. is the one who has confirmed those reports that the president has of hazy, has been assassinated, said what more are you learning at this time? while the report said, i'm getting that a group of men got into

a job now my lease is home and the early hours of this morning on wednesday morning at sun. a report suggesting some of these men spoke in spanish. some of them were disguised as american agents, d e agents to be precise and that the 1st lady was injured as well. it is now in hospitals. yup, no, of course is the building by decree for the past couple of years and he's really been critic say he's been cementing his power, doing things like making street protests, declared inactive terrorism. of course, this is all against the background to rising violence in a particularly gang violence. but this is, we haven't got this confirmed yet. sometimes do that of a t o is so reliable, but this is coming from is deputy. so it seems like this is what's happened, but this is a nation that emerged from dictatorship of devali

a 35 years ago. but democracy though, it's been a very hard thing to get going in haiti sometimes in the elections when i've been either a 35 parties running but job now luis was basically hot and picked by the previous president. he's a man that i met as he was running for that office, someone who was known as the but known about because this background in agriculture . but it does seem like a gun broke into the home of the president assassinated head, injured the 1st lady. and obviously this is going to really make about situation in haiti. was there a cold, a calm at the moment? but that seems like something that isn't likely to happen in a nation is already so often teetering on the edge of moving away from democracy and more toward the talk prosy, given its history. but this is a blow for this nation, which is already going through a very difficult time ever since the earthquake over 10 years ago. but we're

waiting for more information about what exactly happened here. but it does seem according to reports that nobody's has been assassinated. and you touched on it there and the, this is a country that has been going through an incredibly turbulent time for of, for decades now. not just the political sense, but also in the human sense. the people of haiti have been to have been to so much trauma since that devastating earthquake just reminds our viewers a few words just how challenging life has been for haitian since that earthquake. can you know until this this assassination aside? were things ever starting to get better for this country? essentially, no, i mean, this is the nation that had the only successful slave revolution in history after the french last, but has been really crippled by debt. has no resources the,

there are no trees there, for instance, if all being chopped down, but even before the earthquake, this is one of the poorest nations in the world where people live on about $50.00 a day. it is an extremely difficult place to become stable in any regard. i've probably been there more than 20 times every election about cover dozens and dozens of policies. there are often issues with former leaders leaving with all the cash that patients need so badly. of course the earthquake just made things even worse, but this is just not what hate needs right now, even though my lease was ruling by decrease, they were heading towards more elections after several delays. this will, i think, create even more turmoil in a nation that is so often just teetering on the edge where, where life is essentially very cheap. and these reports i've been seeing over the last year or so a gang violence. that's a pretty serious situation in

a nation where violence is pretty common already wearing past elections as always been accusations of you can bring with votes. and oftentimes i've been there where people are turned up. but the, the official where the voting has been counted and dissolved in violence, but, you know, mo, it was showing some stability. he was passing some rules that penal reform, for instance, that were needed. but he was also seen as someone that was beginning to start to suspend his power. he said in one quote that no one has more power than god than me. so that is a dangerous side given the history of this country, given people like baby dog valley, the way that they ruled the nation with an iron fist. not think that was the fear of the critics, but this will not help a situation where democracy is, is always something that is very fragile. and in terms of the haitians themselves, the people of this country being through so much. i mean, how to the,

how did they take to the premier shippers over no major? i mean, you mentioned he brought some stability to this area. that was his big selling point. but there were protests, especially recently about the fact that he was clinging on to pyro, i was, he viewed a bi haitians. it's very difficult to say over the years i've been going there ever be a lead to the particularly popular. because remember, when the election is due take place, there were so many choices and often the perception of people there as the leaders were hand picked by the previous leaders, which is the case. so now it was picked by the previous president. that was how it was seen. so it's difficult to say that there are any popular leaders in an, a nation like this with, with so many problems with so many protests with so many accusations of tampering

with elections. that the thing that he needs more than anything else is democracy is fair elections. and that's been delayed for years to various different reasons. and obviously that dealing with the cova 19 as well, they're dealing with object poverty. they're dealing with corruption on a, on a huge scale. so this is just going to make, you know, an already unstable situation, even worse at these reports of gangs on the streets of pro protest. the one thing you often see, protested puerto prince, that is the right people there, but it's the gangs at the violets. it is really be concerning. and the critics of you know, movies were accusing in a steadily, a massive power which given the nation's history, is something people just didn't want to see. but this is a different turn of events. if in fact, it turns out that a gang of all men broke into his house, which appears to be the case and assassinated, it's really uncertain to know what will happen next. obviously, you know,

he says deputy will take over, but it's very easy in a country like 80 the things to turn entirely the other way and said violet really go down the path very, very quickly. indeed. we've seen it in the past over the past few decades, and that is something i think most patients will not want to see right now. so we'll have to watch the situation very carefully. but these elections were delayed . he was accused of cementing power. he compared himself to god ruling over hate. see, this is not going to go well, i think it's haitian the wake up to this. i will have to see what the day brings, but i certainly don't think it's going to be good news for this country. ok, and they galler care. they're bringing us the latest form, miami and the thank you very much indeed for for setting a context for us. let's turn i to robin so far. journalists with the

new beliefs, one of the ac stopped newspapers that he received payment of course just f officially confirmed the assassination of president jovan emily's early this morning. according to him, the attack was carried by a commander group, made up a foreign elements injured martine luis, the late president, wife is in the hospital. the minister calls for com. so let's go to lauren's of all and i, he's a professor of history at the university of virginia and the author of hasty, the aftershocks of history. he joins his no lives by skies, from durham in north carolina. can you just give me, 1st of all, your reaction to this news that juvenile luis has been assassinated? that's what we're hearing. just name. yes. and i tried just hearing this news as well. so i was quite shocking news. and trying to absorb the invitations unfolded

last night. but still obviously a lot of details to be to be understood. do your book the, the, the aftershocks hate to the aftershock supposed to be presumably, this would be one of them. but i think obviously there's been a during political crisis worsening over the past several years over the past month . in particular, there had been a lot of warnings coming from observers on the ground that really the situation has gotten extremely, extremely distressing deteriorate. so this is a part of that course of events, but still very difficult to understand exactly what transpired and also worryingly exactly what will unfold over the next couple of days in the wake of this. absolutely, a very concerning situation, not least for the people of a see in terms of legacy what legacy to serve and movies, leave his country. i think it's a, it's a mixed legacy. i mean,

since his election on there have been continual problems and contestation of legitimacy as president. and the last few years again, has really worked into crisis adding to that. most recently, the cove in crisis has been dealt with very poorly. so it's going to sort of serious combination of crises. and i think the issue is that there has been sort of impassive political impasse about how to move forward for some time. this will obviously change the political situation and dynamic quite a bit because it was kind of keeping the leads in place or having movies in place, which was part of the strategy from outside, from outside government. and now it opens up a whole new set of questions about exactly what, what the next ship or the government will be. and what happens now. i mean, is there a government at this stage we're hearing for a corresponds and sir john here who spend

a lot of time and he see he's talking about this device of these gangs. obviously there's lots of political discontent to see lots of protests there. the corruption is rampant. here. is there a states in a c? is anyone in charge? well, the state is certainly extremely frayed and there's a whole next us, it's very hard to get a hold on, i think between state and the different gangs. so normally there are some, some people in charge, there's a new prime minister who is just named the challenge. i think really the fundamental challenge will be to sort of return to the work of creating a kind of a civic process through which the population can really participate that has really been frayed and minimized over the last few years. and i think the one hope will be to try to find a way to, to create that process. not really to focus immediately on elections or other

elections into part of that. but really to address core structural issues that have been at play that has allowed this situation tickets where it has and how to, how those a t t. i does have to address these core structural issues because their house there has long been a problem. as we were hearing with the elected officials in charge. corruption is rampant believe is a getting the cash. the haitians need out of the country and given the experiences since that devastating earthquake when the entire country was levelled, asians could be forgiven for having a lot of skepticism when it comes to interventions from external parties. so how does this process of rebuilding begin? i think will be enduring process will have to come from within it will have to be

built from from within the country. i think the issue has been for a very long time that the state and i institute really do not represent the sovereignty of most patients. or the desires of most patients. and there's not been a proper construction of a way for a true democratic process to be, to be put into place. there are the possibilities for that. he has a very active and engaged civil society and lots of different areas. and rural areas, lots of different organizations that have wanted to participate. but there's a constant disjuncture between that and the elected officials in the state, in part because the state is so focused and so centered on outside interest and connected to outside sources of financial support. and so forth. so that's the cycle that we've been in for some time. and there's been moments when progress and losing the right direction. the last 2 years have really seen moving in the very much the wrong direction. it's obviously stepping back and trying to see what,

what the larger issues are there has to be some repair of that kind of disjuncture between that let me show well trio, great patient story, the destruction of the state and the nation and 80 that, that has been ongoing and i think this is another example of that. ok. lauren to bore that they will serve a t the aftershocks of history. thank you so much for joining us there. by skype at this early hour in north carolina. we do appreciate it. let's bring you some other news and i will base used by us troops in iraq has been attacked with myself. at least 7 rockets landed on the i, you know, i said air base in unbar province. 3 missiles were also far towards it's on monday . no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. very busy you stay here at al jazeera, but it's also very busy when it comes to the sports, peter, tell us more. i will try my best to do exactly that. it's really coach,

roberta mancini has warned his plays. the job is not over yet. off they beat spain to reach the final of the euros to a thrilling, semi final match to london's wembley stadium, to fight spain dominating position. it was italy who scored 1st on the counter attack, fitted eco with 10 minutes left. substitute about martha equalize the spain that would take the match into extra time and penalties as it turns out. but also was one of the spanish supposed to miss in the shootout. which opened the door for genie. oh, when it for italy and he did it safely into the final for the full time looking to winter for a 2nd time up in 1900. 68. the country that didn't even qualify for the last world cup on now i'm be sitting 33 games and the ribosome and genie samples need to get. i mean, if it is unique, we're still we're very happy. and i think the players,

they believed right from day one that we could produce something incredible. but we haven't yet done everything we need to. the still one step to go. and now we have to rest up later on when they england and then mark will meeting the 2nd semi final also taking place at wembley. england have reached the final food for the 2nd consecutive tournament and what's more kind of south gates men have yet to concede a goal at these euros. denmark lost their opening, 2 games were losing caps and install play christian eric, the new suffered cardiac arrest in the opening match. since then, the danes have recovered to win 3 in a row while scoring 10 goals in the process. they call the super classic. oh and that's what fans in south america have to look forward to in brazil and argentina meeting this year. copper america final on saturday. that's off to the origin time . so colombia in the semi finals on tuesday last, martinez school, the opening go this in council up to 6 minutes, but the colombians would equalize could see over louis

t as just the l. m. a. match headed the penalties and goalkeeper emiliano martinez said 3 spot kicks. there's argentine and now go in search of a food piece of silverware. since 993 spencer she carry richardson will miss out on the tokyo lympics altogether off to being left off the u. s team. she was one of the goals middle favorites for the 100 meters, but lost a spot in the race off to testing positive for cannabis. in the wake of her mother's death, there was still a chance she'd compete in the relay of her one month ban. but despite having to discretionary fix, us officials have decided not to take richardson to japan. the phoenix suns have struck the 1st blow in the n b a finals against the milwaukee bucks yana. sense to come by was back for the bucks off the missing 2 games. and there were no signs of these nice injury when he left time to deny the sun with looks certain to points in

the 2nd quarter. so me with a look at the replace in cleveland against a christ pool, was the stone game one with city few points and 9. this is leading phoenix to a 13 point victory. then a 3 winds away from my 1st ever, n b a title. it's finished with an amazing catch. in major league baseball, things were pretty tight between the los angeles angels and boston red sox. when this happened, a one well hit out to write that or be let go. by one leg got a to prevent and to run home until the red sox get the angel weighed and they went on to win the game $53.00. that's what was 14 for now. i'll be here again later with another update holler, we look forward to it. thank you very much and see if that's better for you. sorry to keep it here on al jazeera, though, my colleague will be back with you and just

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