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but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a just i my idea is that we will be very fast and getting a results for this government. gemini, social democrats, say they have a clear mandate to leave off the sundays vote. but months of coalition talk, so still expected. ah, hello there, i'm this tells you, hey,
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this is out there life and also coming up pensions and you're done as protest this call for an end to power sharing agreement with the military law streaks attempted to blackouts and shortages of goods. and ne and china as a nation, deals with balancing economic growth and fight climate change. postal areas, as the spanish island palm up highlands, as lava from its volcano, heads towards the sea. ah, the voters have spoken. that's the message from the leader of germany center left social democratic party which won a narrow lead and sundays parliamentary elections of shalt says he would like to form a coalition with the greens and the free democratic party. the climate crisis is likely to play a crucial role during those talks in the coming weeks. the villa villa, austic,
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loggers of the world had spoken very clearly. they said, who should form the next government, the strength and 3 parties, the social democrats, the greens and f, d p. this is therefore the clear mandate that the citizens of this country have given these tree should form the next government. meanwhile, the leader of the christian democratic union says his party is also ready for talks with the green policy on the ftp, the governing conservative party trails, the social democrats, by a slim margin. the cd you thought popularity folder after chancellor anglo merkel decided to step down. this is the 1st time in 16 years. it's fallen behind the election. british also father, there is no question that this resolved cannot, must not, and will not satisfy the union. we managed to catch up in the final spurt and prevented red red green. by the same time, there are painful losses. he was not enough for 1st place life. that was our claim
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. that was our ambitions, had steadfast and has worn out from berlin. city you, leader, army lasha really had to bite the dust this morning when the party realized that had the big it's lost in history of the christian democrats. so there was an internal meeting in the morning and there was a talk about soul searching and some personal responsibility also taken by lash at himself because of a really dramatic campaign he had. and also the mistakes he made. but suddenly, a few hours later he came out in a press conference admitting his personal responsibility for the failure, but also saying we still have a mandate, who still have so many people in germany voting for us. i just really narrowly behind the social democratic party. so he says, we still want to build a coalition as well as well, also with the greens and also with the free democrats. so this option is still really much on the table and lash at is actually in his political career known for
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coming back after. after going down after losing an election, so it's not uncommon for him to keep fighting. although of course, a lot of people are wondering after such a loss. can he really lead the new government? well meanwhile, the german capital berlin look set to get a trust female mer the centre left social democrats appears to have defended their hold on the mayoral post in berlin. setting from this gifts he, on course to become the city is top official. now initial projections indicated that the greens had one but then follow up counts, show them falling behind and moving on and insert on tension is deepening between the military and civilian factions. of the transitional government. there it was created on the power sharing deal to oversee the countries move to democracy. but protest to say they want the administration dissolved, accusing the military of trying to seize power, the armed forces, they're part of accused the civilian politicians of failing to govern properly.
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that relationship has been further strained since last week's attempted coup. we'll defend our government, people and a democratic transition to the last drop of blood. and if there's any threat to the democratic transition will fill the streets and will be at the forefront. that's our responsibility. here, morgan has worn out for from cotton after the attempted school last tuesday, when the political parties came up and demanded that the military be transparent with regard to the, to its investigation with the officers who were allegedly responsible for the attempted coup. now the political parties have been saying for months now that the military needs to be reform, that there needs to be a restructuring of the army. and that is something that the military has rejected that include the prime minister, the prime minister has long to initiative a few months back, saying that the military should be reformed as part of the steps to make sure that students transition to democracy is complete. and that the country is not torn applied between a but by the political parties, or rather by the roof,
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between the political parties and the military. now, that idea of reform has been strongly rejected by the military. but that's something that the political parties have been repeatedly talking about over the past week. so we have some statement from the military, especially the head of the sovereignty council. i will put the hon, who's also the commander in chief of the army, saying that the army responsible for the cohesion and the unity of the country stability. and that its political parties and the head of both parties who are focusing on positions and power and ignoring what the people of them want, which is better economic conditions and better living conditions. so those accusations did not help threaten the relationship between the 2 sides. in fact, we've seen yesterday the military withdrawing military security from the committee to disband the former regime. that's a committee that was set up following the formation of the transitional government to disband. any association or anything related to the regime of the former president bush? you now, the british environment secretary says
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a backlog of truck driving test is to be cleared by bringing in trainers from the ministry of defense that follows days long queue. that filling stations with many of them being forced to close, the business secretary has already suspended competition laws for the fuel industry to allow suppliers to target filling stations which are running low. andrew simmons is outside a petrol station force and london, was it just been one massive carport past 67 hours in the past half hour? you see the things that bring up some what? they've reopen the petrol station because the tanker delivered a load of fuel left as i say 30 minutes ago. and now you have some movement, but let's just swing over here. look up the beyond that london bus is a q that's at least half a kilometer along a lot of frustration here. some anger, some relief now because finally the fuel is flowing, but this is supposed to be an over reaction by the public. but certainly,
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it would not seem that way when you start to delve further, talks of panic, buying well defined that word for decades all over the world. once you say panic, buying people panic. and what we're getting now is a situation whereby people are actually running out of fuel some try to stockpile it. they use it goes on and on and on. the government's really funny itself in a big mess over this. there is a shortage of lori drivers that is a given. it's been a problem for many months now since rex it and since the end of the day. but the major part of the cobit demik. but right now the, the, basically, the situation is that the government initially said it wouldn't rule out bringing in fruits to drive the tankers. and now we're hearing that this plan being put together right now for that to happen. a 2nd hearing and the trial of 14
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palestinian authority, security officers accused of being an activist death has been adjourned, and ramallah is a bonnet, was an outspoken critic of the p, a and president he died in june just hours after being arrested. his death led to public outrage and protest across the occupied west bank and found the spokesman has called for an independent inquiry. neither abraham has moved from outside the court in ramallah. this session has been postponed and another one has been rescheduled. on october 4th, we answered the board session. you're behind us. no media was allowed to film, but journalists were allowed to enter when we've seen diplomats and human rights defenders attending the session. and we've heard discussions going on between the prosecution, the defense, and the court. in regards to that issue, specifically the media coverage and the defense lawyer has asked for the session to
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be held behind closed doors. he even asked for a gag order when it comes to media covering the events of the trial. but that request has been denied by the court that said that since the charges have been read out publicly, then the sessions will remain public. now the charges include manslaughter, defying orders, as well as confiscating these all been as belonging, has been among the 14 members of the security patrol, kind of an agreement to maintain the right to silence when it came to the investigation. this is why the defense lawyer has said that he wants to read all these tribe scripts of these investigations to kind of be able to defend against those charges that we address out today. now the investigation into the berry blast has been suspended once again. after a request to remove the judge from the case,
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teresa peta husband accused of bias and misconduct off the charging senior officials. his previous as of friday, so on was removed back in february for the ministers that he called in for questioning, submitted a request for a replacement, more than 200 people were killed and thousands injured in that explosion. well, yet another stop warning about the impending humanitarian catastrophe that africans are facing this time from the norwegian refugee council. the council secretary general young edgarland right now is in kabul, where he visited an internally displaced can't. he says, hundreds of thousands of africans will urgently need housing, food, and clothing to survive the harsh winter ahead. i spoke to you on exit and a little while earlier, the funding would go to girls and boys, men and women who are now on the brink of starvation, who are not going to survive this winter. if this money is not unfrozen and we want frontline organization are not able to scale out that the winter is 7
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weeks from now and it wouldn't be hard reason. and i met people in recent days who are now living in the open some trying to build houses from month at the moment. they have nothing here. and they cannot collapse. and the donors need to help us help the people they left behind when they went for the door. we are now scaling up for the winter by crypt, procuring a lot of winter restoration equipment. impact is done. we're not going to pay anything for the customs of that tax. so anything we're helping people here. i met with taliban today, that top leadership and i brought up the need to go to the location across the nation. they the needful or stop to be allowed back to start to work in all of the provinces and not only in the heart of them where they're working. today we're
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making progress. 70 percent of the public sector was funded by international $81.00. ready now gone down to 0 percent over funded by internationally. you can turn that off from one day to the other. it's the same teachers and doctors and nurses as people that are not now being paid and the people of course, we need to bring life because we need to change things to the better. so that can be so sustaining communities. but that's not to day to day, we're trying to save lives and i'm feeling this deep sense of urgency when you like too many people will, will die. because be the world sitting on the fence and watching conditions that we need to engage on behalf of and with the girls and women and the others were here in still ahead here on algebra, back on the street in the farm is the best rate of the biggest strike ever. and
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sumo wrestling, greatest champion is set to retire after winning more than 14 title. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, thanks for joining in. here's an update on psychotic storm gulard. it has moved east to west, across the hearts of india, and we do have red weather alerts in play on tuesday for the indian states of ma, harass dra content and go up. gutierrez in this is while flooding almost a guarantee when you consider we could see up to 200 millimeters of rain. we may have something trying to develop into b, been goal. but either way, a plume of what weather for westbank all just south of calcutta on tuesday, next stop se asia. and there is
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a potential some flooding here along that west coast of sumatra in and around the dang. over in java, some dry spells but jakarta, thunderstorms for you, with a high of 31 degrees. yours and update right now on typhoon into all spin around in the philippine sea, but keeping its distance from the philippines. but i want to show you one outcome that may happen. so we're going to move this forward. here we are on thursday just starting to creep into southern sections of japan. press play, see where that goes on friday. not looking to make a landfall steering east upon shoe, but it's going to throw torrential rain to tokyo and also some gusty winds. so we could see upwards of a 100 millimeters of rain, but tropical air in behind it on saturday, up to a height of 28. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 on counting cost gas prices. so there's no end in sight is washer to blame for europe's gas. shortage is my jury a launch. it's an e currency of crypto currency usage takes off in emerging markets and the villages
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and equitable fighting a storm of compromise. counting the cost on al jazeera ah, holding the powerful to account. if we examine the un role in the world on al jazeera, this, ah, the ah, of a watching l 0. that's remind you about top stories here. our gemini central f social democratic party has won a narrow lead and parliamentary elections and neither of shelter says he would like to form a coalition with the greens and the free democratic party. supporters of civilian rule in today have been protesting,
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demanding the dissolution of the transitional government. the student professionals association wants an end to the power sharing deal with the military. the british environment, secretaries has train us from the ministry of defense to be use the backlog of test for truck drivers. the lack of dr is, has led to days of long q at the fuel pump. it is now the final day of the un general assembly, but it won't be hearing from either me on mall or afghanistan because both our representatives of ousted governments. they have been competing claims for afghanistan un seats since the taliban seized power last month. kristen salumi has more now from un headquarters in new york. the country was scheduled to be the last speaker, and we were expecting to hear from and bassett or google. i'm is x i. he is the officially credential representative of the country here at the united nations. but that credential had come up for some debate with the taliban requesting that
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another man be recognized as a spokesperson for the government to hail shaheen. they had requested credentials for him to speak, so there was some debate over what would and what should happen here. but these are so i was the is the officially recognized representative the country until the credentials committee needs. and that's not expected to happen until after the general assembly. so that's why we were expecting to hear from him over the weekend . we did hear from the russian foreign minister who sits on the credential committee, confirming that there were no plans to meet until in the coming weeks, but also expressing the view that is our side didn't speak for the government anymore. of course. chef ghani, who named him, has left the country and taliban now in charge. so all of this playing out behind the scenes, we were not given a reason for afghanistan withdrawing its name from the credential from the speakers
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list. but this is the background of that lead up to that the debate over who should properly speak on behalf of the country. well, israel's prime minister did address delegates, then natalie bennett is dying that iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapon. a red lines have been crossed inspections ignored all wishful thinking, proven false. iran is currently violating the safe guard agreements and it's getting away with it. they are ross inspectors and sabotaged their investigations and they're getting away with it. they read you re uranium to the level of 60 percent, which is only one step short of weapons grade material. and they're getting away with it. now moving on and people on the eastern coast of paula has an order to stay in doors of lava from an erupt in volcano approaches the sea. hundreds of
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buildings including churches have been destroyed so far on the spanish island. nearly 7000 people have been forced to leave their homes for the can. ology institute says seismic activity had slowed down earlier in the day, but could potentially pick up again. well, alexis shots is vulcan ologist at g o 10, a reef which organizes scientific expeditions there. he says there could be explosions if the lava reaches the c. basically conducive allusion. under supervision is changing very rapidly. we have certain p d off completely false, and some people were committing the whole property. the rupture has stopped. but we can see clearly that this is not the case where we are having some repose. medias could be for certain subsidiary shows and may be where the ball can event has been stuck to talk for some reason. maybe some are shut up. so can you tell me if you
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may house it? well, there's no decent strapped label can event. now you can clearly see in the background or can you blow crush started again to rise into the atmosphere. so that means that it's coming out to get what is that if the russian continue at the rate it was yesterday, then the love of flow would certainly reach this is because they on the see water just today. now this is uncertain when he's going to happen upon interruptions going on, obviously, because we can see clear seeing this off in ongoing interruption despite these ripples be yours and the problem all the concern mark my may reach the love of those may reach because i'm getting contact with the she was that you start is going to cause it rapid operate. bopper. i say sion of the mountain they watch the
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she watch. these may be a case in explosives and explosive. now, children born over the past year will face a disproportionate number of extreme weather events in their lifetimes. that's according to a report from said the children, which so they're expected to suffer an average of 30 extreme heat waves. and that's 7 times more than someone who is born in 1960. and i've got a song alone children could face up to 18 times as many heat waves as their elders, newborns and molly could deal with 10 times as many crop failures as just a grandparents and that way to risk all children from low income countries and disadvantaged communities will likely face even more dia, conditions and gashing is the ceo of save the children international, and she's calling on governments to act in the best interests of children. we clearly see coming out of this report is that the climate crisis is indeed a child writes crisis with children with,
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with no responsibilities forget to go to where we are taking the biggest hatch in the coming years due to the topic crisis that we see. it's so urgent to start to talk about this crisis, not just now, but also for future generations and think about what the impact would be for for the children of today and the children up tomorrow. i don't think we have talked before how critical it will be from for the future generations on how big of a child challenge it is. and what we want to say with this is that it is not too late, but it is urgent that we collect to be now and that the governments around the world in the countries around the world, as well as other actors stand firm and that commitment to to, to the parents agreement and all other climate relations related agreement that we have signed up to chris, this is the time to act. and if we don't, the future will be on variable for children in many places of the world. while
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speaking of extreme weather, heavy rainfall from the site con glove has flooded large parts of india's eastern coast, leaving tens of thousands of people without electricity, who love has since weakened into a deep tropical depression since making land fall on sunday evening. that flooding has cut off hundreds of villages and damaged homes across under pradesh. states lands lines of also blocked a number of major roads while meanwhile, a general strike is being called across india to mark the 1st anniversary of protests against the 3 controversial farm laws. around $100.00 organisations, including unions, farmers associations, and even some regional government backing the strike full month farmers have been demonstrating against the reforms which they say threatened their livelihoods. elizabeth per item has moved. we have the ghazi pool protest size, which is on a highway between the states of delhi and also provision the most popular state and pharmacy. i have been occupying this highway for the past year since the indian
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parliament passed the 3 laws and pharmacy are saying the same thing that they have been for the past year. they want those loads repealed because they believe that they will remove guaranteed minimum prices for their projects. leave them at the mercy of the big corporation, lead to the corporatization of the agricultural sector, which 60 percent of the population depends on for their livelihoods. there are a small protest taking place here and a number of other places around the country, including in the state of heidi ana and punjab. now it has to be said that over the past year the numbers have dwindled. one of the reasons for the lower numbers at the moment is because many farmers, it is the rise harvesting season, and many farmers are in this field. but despite the smaller number of farmers demands, not going anywhere. 10 months of negotiation between the government and foreigners, unions has failed to end. the stand off at a meg reason why the protests are not going to end is because they're important
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elections coming up in the state of pun, job. and also for the next year. most of the protests and commas from these states and how many say they are not going to vote for prime minister. and that in the morning bought at the junk the posse. and this is going to be a very big issue, election issue. and now a political issue for the government. several provinces in china, northeastern region are experiencing power cuts because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. initially, it affected manufacturers across the country, many of whom have had to stop production and recent weeks. china is highly dependent on coal for power. so andy mach is a senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization. he says the government's priority is to keep people safe and warm. there are some production disruptions, but more importantly in the northeast of china, it can get bitterly cold. and as winter comes on,
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ensuring adequate heat and electricity for the people. the north eastern part of china i think is a top priority. this is a short term, cyclical problem, and we have to also look at it in the longer term context that china is moving towards carbon neutrality. and this is playing a role in this as strengthens emission standards that looks to reduce the energy intensity of producing one unit of g d p. so this is certainly playing a role, but i think if we look at the curb, thank you him jamming, we can glean some insights here as to how things would proceed in that what china has done is put human life 1st. and of course this is brought some economic cost and inconvenience, but that this shows i think the priorities of the government and we'll see something similar. ready here that the priorities,
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making sure that people are able to stay safe to stay warm and then to mitigate as much as possible. the short term disruptions on japanese media reporting that seem a wrestling gracious champion is set to retire. her cougar, who is 36 years old, leaves the ring with a record number of windsor dosage a bar report for 20 years. because you know who whoa has set records that will stand in japan's traditional sport for decades. but advancing age and injuries have forced the 36 year old to step out of the ring for the final time. how cool home last event was in july when he took home a record 45th championship, 13 more than any other all the more impressive considering he was an outsider when he started on i was lucky to see more interesting when i started. my father was a grand champ, margolin sewell, and he was
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a silver medalist at the mexico olympics and wrestling with them when i grew up watching him. so i think i've a little of his d. n a in me. but when i 1st joined, i was very skinny and small and i had a hard time eating. but as i got bigger and bigger and higher and higher up the ladder, i still had a problem winning strength wise. and i couldn't speak japanese better. so there were a lot of hurdles and then i had to clear like these young sumo wrestlers who, who was born in mongolia and had to rise through the ranks. he became just a 2nd mongolian born grand champion with many of the older japanese generation unhappy about what they saw as foreigners taking over the sport. but despite dominating in the ring, her qu hope believes it's important to be humble. as he explained to al jazeera in an interview back in 2008, what was i thought, if i may borrow one old brand champions, which being a grand champion, is
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a destiny. so you just have to be what you are. the only 2 grand champs but the above all other listener. so you have to be more than just strong. you have to have christmas and manners and be a role model for the other wrestlers. and that could be what he'll do next. having been given japanese citizenship in 2019 how coo, whoa is reportedly considering opening a stable in japan to train young rustlers to show gratitude to his beloved sports. dorset jabari al jazeera. ah hello, that is also there. and these are the top stories. germany center left social democratic party has won a narrow lead and parliamentary elections. and leader of sholtes says he'd like to form a coalition with the greens on the free democratic party. the villa villa of thick
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