all infrastructure governance arising were investments are waiting to flourish. were creepy, even supplied by tradition soon were beautiful possibilities are offered. ah, a crackdown on protest as in sudan leaves several people dead as activists announce a new sit in in hot soon. ah, hello again, uncommon, santa maria here in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera. after weeks have been pushed around the poland, belarus bought some refugees and migrants. finally, thing some relief. germany sees another surgeon curve at 19 infections with the

highest number reported since the pandemic began. once in a century storm hits vancouver, canada, leaving thousands of people stranded. ah, we're going to south actually in sudan, we're a group of fan umbrella group of sudanese trade union says at least 5 protesters have been killed during another massive rally against military, rural ah opposition group said called for 1000000 people to demonstrate. and he turned out, despite the killing of 6 people on sunday, protest to say they will not be intimidated and have announced a one week long system. military is also locked down several areas and close to strategic bridges. these 3 particular l. mcnamara bridge on dorman bridge and the

to t bridge the, i'm going to stop, protest is moving south into that red area and joining in to see a protests and central cot. i wrestle said has been out on the streets of the sudanese capital covering these protests for us. we are in the bullet district off deck capitol of sudan, heart tomb. and for broadcasters started to gather around one p. m local time, which is the usual thought, the practice for the a protest there on tight security measures all around to reach to such as the threat of one needs to go to the check volumes guided by the army. the main roads there that are the bridge that connect to size of the the 9 river are blocked by the army to prevent people to gather. however, people are managing to reach to the cities. this is bullet this week and at the moment there are 7 other districts also that are forced in the protest. protesters

behind me, they are barricaded the roads, burning the tires and chanting. i guess it did that the military, they say are they want an immediate restoration off a civilian government and they say or so they want their release of the political prisoners and also on me to commit to death cause additional declaration. it's signed in 2019 with, with, with civilians. there's other districts that there's the protesters that right behind me. you can see that it is relatively peaceful, but that there's not, well, it for all the other products that are going on around the city just are just one. our goal in the 6 the city it in the cartoon. i have seen that there security forces was steering as fighting to kill gas over the protesters, shooting in the air to disperse them,

and even following them into death by the themes to disperse, to remove them from the 3. so these protesters here, how gathered here? by the coil off, day and resistance committees to force us off for the demand change to me. civilian coalition, which had been in a proper shade in with their military here. so far all there forwards to find a baltic of that. look out of this, a took to find a solution out of the pull tick of that book is ladon. how failed and the civilian group says that they are going to keep organizing the protest to, to step up the pressure on the military to force it to a proper shade in agreement. and they said that they will not leave the streets until a civilian government is in charge. at least 10 people have been killed during twin bombings in the afghan capital explosions happened in a she

a neighborhood in western cobble. afghanistan's been suffering repeated attacks claimed by an armed group affiliated with iso ever since the talents takeover of the country in august. better bruce has set up shelters for some of the migrants and refugees stuck on the border with poland. thousands had been living in makeshift camps, misses a day off to polish police use tear gas and stung grenades to stop them from crossing into the e. you will get an update in a moment after this report from aspect lining up to get some sustenance. algeria of them these refugees and by the russian troops in the britsky area near the polish border by the ruse has, in recent days, stepped up attempts to show its treating people humanely. on tuesday night, it provides shelter for hundreds of men, women, and children. in this warehouse, still dodge p rallies, who call up the commentary on this video comes from brother russian state media. many of them have now returned to the forest. these pictures from wednesday film by

poland, interior ministry apparently shall migrants leaving the makeshift camp as by the russian forces lucon, some a carrying logs. the only thing that's kept them warm at night, overnight, there were fresh attempts to break through the razor wire and which polished territory. i was earlier. polish forces had used water cannon across the border at a group of migrants. polish border forces said they were attacked with stones polish police said to one officer was taken to hospital with the head injury and the polish side to what provision there is has come from volunteers. on tuesday, the human rights commissioner of the council of europe visited one migrant aid center near the border. it is absolutely unacceptable what bella rose is doing and how the people are manipulated. that at the same time, i think we need to step aside and, and think you know, what is happening at the european border. why are these people left in limbo and

what can be done in order to stop this extremely dangerous situation? meanwhile, polish forces of parked water cannon opposite a new makeshift camp at the border. with no sign, the political standoff or the misery. 4000 stuck here, ending soon. as i beg, i'll, missouri, poland. ah, his journal hall now in cuz nature, which is on poland side of the border with belarus, joiners, anything changed for those? no, 2000 or so people started the border well, much his assets alluded to. there's been another long, hard, miserable day for those people who remember up to half of them all women and children. several under the law would have made their way this evening to that converted warehouse, hastily converted only given to them on tuesday by the bell ocean authorities. it'll be pretty cold in there as well, with some minimal sort of bedding and food laid on. most of the rest have headed

off back to the camp in the forest. that has been their home for the last 2 weeks or so. and there's really nowhere else for them to go that congo forward into the european union, which, which is what they most want to do. and what they came here to do as they look out across to the roles of barbed wire. all they see is a bristling force of polish, right police and border guards who are quite willing to use force to keep them back and they did so on tuesday. they can't stay indefinitely and better rose either they wouldn't want to know. frankly, with the veterans want them to they are poems in a game. what we don't know is quite how the game ends. there are diplomatic contexts open between the you and better roots, a phone call between angular burkland. alexander lucas lucas took place on tuesday, and there are some suggestions that those contacts may be expanded in the days to come. and beyond that, you know, it is a bit of a waiting game for these people. they have no way to go. they're not wanted on

either side. alexander lucas shanker said he will retaliate further if sanctions go ahead, those are still being planned as we understand it. and indeed on wednesday, news has come that an oil pipeline, or at least a branch of an oil pipeline, heading to the e. u. through about a recent salt has been shut off sensibly for maintenance purposes. you can make your own mind up about that. and in the midst of all of that, of course, as a rather dangerous looking wider. geopolitical context with russia, at least tacitly supporting what is going on here. behind its allied bella roost. while at the same time, mister putin preparing potentially to open a new front against another weakness of the european union, not in the you perhaps, but the eastern border of ukraine with a big russian military build up happening their journey at the risk of stating the obvious here, thanks, humanitarian consequences of what's going on here must be immense.

well, you know, one can only hope that these numbers don't grow, that the efforts that have been put in place to try and sanction, or threaten to sanction the sanction the airlines that have been bringing these people in at better rose's behest are no longer doing so and that at least the consequences can be contained to the numbers of people that are there. now, as often as the situation is for them, 12 people have died so far, at least most of them from exposure un agencies of war. and that could, that number could rise as the temperature plummets here, the european union says it's made $700000.00 euros around a $1000000.00 available to pay for basic supplies. although it's not clear how those supplies will reach them, but us and of underlying the european commission president said they stand ready to do more as long as mr. lucas shank stops leering people here and putting lives at risk to. yeah, it's all pretty nasty, frankly, and as i said, said that it isn't clear what the way out of all this may be, jonah,

how reporting from the poland, bella responded. thank you, jonah. now, many of those traps along that border are from iraq. but despite the dangerous many, iraq is still desperate to reach europe no matter what the risk. when con reports from bill in northern iraq he says his daughter was his life. the poland by the rhys border, isn't the only route and desperate iraqi to taking use of her. the daughter died as she tried to get from turkey to italy, and smugglers boat in early november. but the vessel capsize to killing the pain is still roll liberally. oh look at the whole home on dallas and i tried to prevent her from going but it did not work. she wanted help for her daughter who suffered from ill health. so she decided to travel with her husband. she didn't make it. her husband and my grand daughter survived the they were back here. my granddaughter is still sick. abraham is a human rights lawyer. he says the blame lies with local government for not

providing opportunities for people. well, i said, i thought it said shame to see our youth suffering on the borders of belarus and poland, leaving their wealthy country. but because of corruption and injustice, our youth have to leave the country. they have no opportunity here. our politicians are the ones to blame enough. you don't have to go far northville to find young people desperate to leave to hold the university graduate. yet the only work he can find is a low paying clerical job outside the local, cold on january to thousands of dollars. wow. life is so hard here. i'm ready to leave the country and sell everything i own and pay smugglers just to leave for another country. everything is corrupt here and they aren't sharing the wealth of the nation. homer now question, iraq is beginning repatriation flights from belarus on the 18th of november. but even if that route is closed, there are still plenty of people who find any way necessary to get out no matter what the cost, no matter what the success rates, and no matter how dangerous it is. it wrong con al jazeera or bill. in the news

ahead, we have to make sure that they are getting the assistance they need and of that. so the fighting ceases. and the, the talking starts u. s. secretary said backs, regional efforts to in the fighting in ethiopia, in the most polluted city in the world, air quality in the whole as it crisis levels. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the winter sponsored my cattle at ways radius where you might expect the moment threatened, uneasy, and a good part of the lazy. there are some focus points to happen for a while job is always been more than now. think sill away cbl joined in west papua some parts of liaison like they get wet again to the east or into the northeast

monsoon season. so you expect some rain in vietnam would if it costs much in cambodia or this time oftentimes it's there will the same. and it's fair infinite stimulation down to both singapore seasonal been some places of it have in the mart like this also is seasonal. there's a bit of heavy re, briefly on its way through the smaller japanese islands having touched tiwana come out of the chinese main one where it's gone dry, which is what it should be this time of the year that this is not quite so usual to circulations one major one again, with yet more flood warnings to for chin i through under the dash dance was camel noddy. then this circulation that's the one that brought the original flooding to chin i. it's still bad now. west of india pretty throwing its brain charles right out through good. you're at and be on that it should not rain in cuz you're tanya or am i right or indeed even further north, but that's what it's doing. north of that. the air is stagnant, the faculty is low, i'm afraid will stay that way for new delhi and a whole. oh,

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5 protesters have been killed during another. massive rally against military ruled demonstrate has also announced a week long sit in the capital up to these 10 people been killed during twin bombings in afghanistan. capital. the explosions happened in a she at neighbourhood in western cobble. the leaders of germany and bell roosts. have again discussed the crisis on the border between belarus and poland. refugees and migrants have been trying to cross into the front of us. secretary said antony blank and says sudan can regain support from the international community. if the military listened to the demands of the protesters, he was speaking during a visit to nairobi to discuss a number of regional issues that link and holding talks with kanyes. president, high on the agenda was the conflict neetha pierre's world fight between the governments. rebels from the north antique right region has escalated in recent weeks. blinkin is calling for dialogue to bring about an immediate cease fire. what

we seen is the way the conflict is ah, progressed, ah, more and more parts of the country have become involved and or are in jeopardy with their citizens bearing the bearing the consequences. and whether that's in and t gray over the last year. more recently in a mara ah, and moving further south toward toward addis. the people who suffer are the people and we have to make sure that they are getting the assistance they need and that the fighting ceases. and the, the talking starts at samuel get a chosen independent journalist in addis ababa, who's told us there's been little movement between warring parties towards the sci fi. there doesn't seem to be any interest from both sides. the job down side hasn't tested the t p and left as it turns programs ation. it's like asking the u. s.

administration to have a talk with the taliban in afghanistan perhaps but. 1 from the t p and upside, they said that they're there, they're coming to the sub or whether they're looking for a change of government, maybe a transition government or some sort. but the prime minister that says, think his government is the one that was elected recently. and he is the leader and the people have spoken, but that's come to us. the prime minister of medicine continue to take phone calls from trinity nation was sent to me from the canadian prime minister. i just sent 2 though, banking import his friendship. and the swedish prime minister, and also the kenyan president kenyatta within the suburbs, looking at starting a dialogue or having a role for him to really kick start a piece process between the children government and the t p. i left hearing that what happens in ethiopia will really are neighboring nations, including kenya,

which is considering closing down its orders. but again, this conflict is going affecting billions. so people, it's now not just to drive, but the bar there are so many people heading to the sub lukea for some kind of safety net. and this is really pushing this conflict up, begun a year ago, much into humanitarian disaster. it has been so far in crowds in the check republic had rallied against new governments, measures meant occurred. the spread of covered 19 as of monday, unvaccinated people. i've been banned from public events. they've also been brought from accessing certain services. check republic saw a record high count, case count of more than 22002 sections on tuesday. and germany is recorded more than 52000 cove infections, which is its highest number since the pandemic began. the outbreaks been blind on joan is relatively low vaccination rate,

only about 2 thirds of the population. a received a job dominic cane following developments in berlin. since the pandemic began here in germany, the institution that's been charged with tabulating the information working at the case rates, the numbers of new infections, the numbers of deaths. it's been this one behind me, the robert cock institute. and over the course of the last few weeks, the last few months, even the trend that they've observed is upwards pretty much across the entire country, infection spiking incidences of the virus higher than have ever been recorded. and the warnings that they put that very dire. indeed, they are all so the institution works at how many people have been vaccinated, and how many crucially have not been vaccinated. it's their advice that allowed the government to say that they believe that there is a pandemic of the un vaccinated in this country. so much so that many states prime

ministers around this country is saying that they need to bring some form of tighter restrictions in place. what's called in german, it's fi again legal, the 2 g rule, which basically means you can't go to public places unless you can prove you've either had the vaccine or you've recovered from the virus. the mood music in the ministries in berlin right now is dia, there's going to be a meeting on thursday at which angle, american, and many other, all the state prime ministers will try to decide what the next step forward is. but at the moment, it's not clear what that step might be and covet. 19 measures and new zealand are to be eased at the end of the month. restrictions will mostly applies to people who haven't been vaccinated from mid december residence in the largest city or can, will be able to travel outside for the 1st time in 4 months. the country struggle to contain a delta variance outbreak in august. armenia says the thieves, fine with us the by john is mostly holding, following

a day of violence which left several soldiers dead. both sides of released conflicting information on the number of casualties. i mean, the defense ministry says rush, i helped broke the truth as a by john had accused armenia of provocation. remember armenia and as by john for 44 day war last year over the dispute territory of nicole and catabolic air pollution is choking millions of people across south asia. the cloud of smoke is enveloped several countries. countries including india and pakistan in d. s. capital new delhi schools have been closed indefinitely in many businesses shot. and the pollution in the horn park is down is even worse. in fact, monitors recently ranked the city the most polluted in the worlds of come, all hider, he's in the capital, is florida. there are hundreds of brick fact trade spewing take black smoke into the air. so this is a problem that had been growing and that had become worse now, although the health of fisher wanting that people church day and god this year to

avoid open spaces, the schools and the factory, then workspaces remain open and a lot of people don't have the luxury of not going to work because they have to earn a living the government. on the other hand, i'd been promising to get this act to get my dad failed to do so. one example is that the burning of the stubborn on both sides of the border, one job at the agriculture bread budget of india and buckets, dawn and farmers there. for hundreds of years, i've been gorging, setting a light, the laughter, the hallways, the rise, which also adding considerably pollution during did a very dangerous situation. so far, the government had not moved except to clam down on a few factory de laughter in for strict environmental measures to ensure that the police turns into the air from the factory, from the heavy traffic,

which also constitutes over 40 percent of that pollution. they have to be addressed . these are serious problems. people who lives are read great. however, the government has not done much to try to mitigate the cry k. a now more on the situation in india with metallic. she's a need. we're outside of school and you darien, as you can see from the gate over there, it is. shut in at this point, students nor parents or teachers know when these will reopen. in fact, students in delhi, india, as the rest of the world had just returned to in person learning. but another emergency in the nation's capital has sent them back to online classes. and that is the ongoing air pollution crisis in the city which has reached emergency level. in fact, after the orders from the supreme court authorities have passed a slow farther measures to arrest this problem. so construction which is one of the big polluters in the city has been paused for another few days of only trucks that

are carrying essentially goods will be allowed in delhi. and more than half the time will power plants around the city will be allowed to function. now the city is also considering a 2 day lockdown. a decision on that is expected next week in the supreme court. now, new delhi is one of the most polluted cities in the world. the air is hazardous throughout the year, but becomes was during this time of year, activists have caused the government to come up with long term systemic issues to address what is a long term systemic problem. at least one person's been killed during severe storms in canada's west coast, 2 days of heavy rainfall across the pacific province of british columbia, shut down transport in an or on the city of vancouver. the regents been hit by flooding and landslide. since monday, thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes. one city on canada's west coast has issued an urgent call for people to be evacuated, or abbotsford,

which is the city of 850000 people just outside vancouver. officials held an emergency. news conference calling for the area of seumas prairie to evaluate immediately they say water pumps could fail within the next few hours and the situation would be catastrophic. the situation is changing by the minute, and that is why we are taking all steps necessary at this time, residents need to place priority on life safety and not ignore the current evacuation orders that are in place and have been since this morning. and to leave the area immediately, there's no way for that water to go. so people will be incredibly surprised how quickly the situation will, will develop. so the message here is the night. if you are still on to mass pair, you need to leave to get out of the area. i know it's hard for farmers to leave. there will lives the lock, but people's lives are more important to me right now than livestock and chickens.

chill as president has survived, and impeachment vote months before he steps down. the senate fell short of a 2 thirds majority needed to asked sebastian panetta was accused of corruption following the league of the so called pandora pipe at stones, which exposed the hidden wealth of some world sunni world leaders and business people. and yet other denies the challenges. jury deliberations are entering the 2nd day in the u. s. motor trial of col. rittenhouse. he is the teenager accused of shooting protest, as in wisconsin last year, 2 people were killed during a black lives matter demonstration. the 18 year old claims he acted in self defense . me and mother asked a civilian, they dang sang sushi and 15 of her political allies facing challenges of election fraud has been detained. and since the military stage, a coup bank in february and already phases other criminal charges, the military justified its take over by accusing her party of cheating to win a landslide election. victory. but independent observe is

a found no evidence of fraud. the new outbreaks of birth, so have been reported across europe and northern asia, and it's caught the attention of global health officials after 21. people in china reportedly contract the virus and as migratory, birds head north for the winter, there are fears growing. the virus could spread tony cheng with the support from bank. oak this is a chicken bomb with the difference. the birds of fighting talks, freedom raised for the ring, not the retiree siri, and they sell for up to $30000.00 each across asia and the middle east. laser garden chub shows me his prize fighter strong wings and a long neck. but the birds need an extra barrier against infection, and a given a bath in water infused the tumors on top of the vaccines. they've already had. the latest outbreak of bird flu doesn't just threaten his livestock, but also the international market on which he relies on it right on the line. i

can't sell these chickens and thailand because the fighting pits are closed. so i have to, so my beds in another country, there's another outbreak. i may have to close down my business with a gun. the bird flew out break in europe, has now forced these geese inside bread for their fatty livers for the luxury patty, one gruff. the farmers can't risk an outbreak from wild migrating birds outside in thailand's wet markets. the poultry may not be as valuable, but here probably more than anywhere else. they know how costly bird flew can be back in 2004. when bird flew hit thailand for the 1st time, they had to co more than 60000000 birds. devastating for decades. what had been at the time, the largest poultry expo business in the world. in recent days, outbreaks have been detected along with a new strain, h 5 and 8. colds are already underway in south korea, japan and china. the only effective way to stop the spread and in china that you

strain has already jumped into the human population. infections that have left 6 people dead. there is always a potential that one of these viruses once will adapt itself so it can jump to to humans. it could be one similar as the 1918 spanish route, as one day comes from boards and makes its way into humans. buddhists and thailand released captive birds for merit or good luck with the world still reeling from the impact of one animal born bars that spread into human populations. many will be praying dispersion, berkeley doesn't do the same. tony chang al jazeera banker ah, how fast they are. these are the headlines sedans at central doctors committees as at least 10 protesters of now been killed during another mass of rally against military rule. demonstrate is also.