since these are multinational corporations that are interested in profit, the listening pace to key constructs the media on al jazeera, ah anger in austria at a plant nationwide locked down with supporters of the far right freedom party out on the streets, protest 2 in the netherlands against covet restrictions after a violent night in rotterdam, and now people in rome are also demonstrating, saying no to mandatory vaccine passes for work. ah, i'm come all santa maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera. the other headlines. the saudi coalition says it conducted a major operation against who the rebels and yemen. while the hoot is crime attacks on saudi targets, we joined the calls for peer c authorities to provide independent,

verifiable proof of her whereabouts and that she is safe. and the white house adds to international calls for answers about the chinese tennis stuff on shy, hasn't been seen for weeks at about noon in europe. right now. we're. we're seeing protests in several cities against cove at 19 restrictions and locked down in vienna. members of the far right freedom party been rallying against tough new cove at 19 restrictions. austria goes into a nationwide lockdown from monday. so that's everyone at home, aside from essential work shopping and exercise rallies in the netherlands to where the dutch government has re imposed restrictions. that's after riots on friday night in the city of rotterdam. and now protest is gathering in at rome, italian capital. they are against the mandatory cove at 19 green pass, which is now required to access work places. it's also needed for other public

venues. i come cinemas, set to expire at the end of the year, but it may be extended. we are going to focus in on austria right now, though, and speak on 2nd to michael bungalow is an independent journalist and author who studies the far right. how are things michael and the i will our since we last spoke to you? well 1st of all, from the i love, basically the situation is getting more and more can cheer. so you may see are not directly are in funds to produce done more because this is too dangerous for secure to resist right now. just like a 100 meters away right now to tell to tell about it. basically they are la marching seems just several marches. is containers, marches to the street seems to police have lost control. you may hear the back door is police all around for the scene. they don't control anything anymore. and i think this will be a longer, that will be a tough night in vietnam. so the police overwhelmed,

have not got enough numbers out there. yeah, absolutely. well, i was totally surprised, but i heard about the police numbers because it was absolutely clear that this will be not enough. and it was also very clear that the police post very worry, you know, standing back at the control, the mask as they should do, and so on. so it was very clear that they were not really prepared to do something against this big right reaction was watching vienna with thing a lot of demonstrations across europe in fact, all over the world at the moment. now michael, what is it that in australia is making it as you are saying here, actually have this violence edge to it, this threat of violence? well basically the extreme right in australia is very strong and presidential elections in 2016 the far right got almost 50 percent of throats. so that's what we see here. now we see that the far right is able to mobilize also the street. we

have to say by now, this is not as tough as it has been. me, for example, in the nettle and yesterday, but we'll see what the night thinks today when the saw read it was a very aggressive situation. i was attacked several times. i was a boy, i was attacked with the bottle so i can show control on the police just been attacked was traces pretty tough already. now, why would you attacked? well, basically because i walk on extreme ride since several years, and all those people know me very well. there were even leaflets handed out f as tomorrow on the march showing my picture. so paling everywhere, look at that guy. and it's very clear wherever i am people thought yelling at me and then people thought attacking me. but still, i think it's very important to be here because it's it,

we can't accept that the right wing extremists decide to was reporting on them. okay, well we want you to stay safe, michael, that. thank you for your reporting. we really appreciate it. ok. ok, thanks a lot. and i 5, why? by let's move on. the u. s. secretary of state says, washington is investing in africa without imposing unsustainable levels of debt. anthony, blinking in senegal on the 3rd and final leg of his trip to the continent, he signed $1000000000.00 trade deals and asked leaders to bring in economic and social reforms. lincoln says president joe biden plans to hold an african leaders summit soon. nicholas huck is in deka for us. ah, so much that's been discussed on this trip. i know vaccines were part of this part, a trip to synagogue as well, but also multiple regional issues. that's right, and that's why he met with the president of seneca, mikey sal who will be the chair of the african union next year. a lot of this visit

was to change the tone of the white house's approach, a former administration. now when we saw last might compare with the former secretary of state coming in to senegal. before his departure there was very much a fight. so we've lost nicholas hunk there, but why don't we have a quick listen to what antony blinkin did say, in that news conference last l. we continued to push when it needed them to have studies without pre conditions and humanitarian access for the millions of people who need life saving. and we continue to americans to have evan sounds of commercial flights out of the country and were providing assistance to them. to do so, i was, we had to show them the violence would be seen from the security forces in recent days. that has to end the right of the students, people progress peacefully must be protected. and we join the people sit down in

urging the restoration a prime minister hancock and his civilian transitional government. and the release of everyone who's been arrested for expressing their opposition to military take over. right. not able to reconnect with nicholas huck. i just now, so we'll move on with the rebels and the saudi coalition. fighting against each other in yemen, said it both launched major military operations, who it is claiming to have hit bases oil installations and an airport, and a number of cities in saudi arabia, while the saudi say they have launched attacks on more than doesn't targets in yemen. we spoke to raymond, i'll hand down the about the research at the human policy center and the group says, the conflict does not escalating that. these attacks and retaliations show just how both sides are trying to undermine each other. we've been seeing a lot of escalation on the ground and a lot of sunlight changing in yemen. that basically has led to an intensification of airstrikes on to the capital city of santa and as well. and if occasion of fighting along areas where there shouldn't have been recently,

there has been basically violations of a, in the united nations, an agreement to basically allow the city what city about the date on which they are in the western coast. if you haven't to centrally leave that port, city alone, and allow it to be an access for all foods and goods into yemen. however, recently there have been shifts over those positions and the who these are now fighting western coast, the west coast forces that are supported by the united arab emirates. as such, this has basically allowed the kingdom said to radio to help us and aspire forces to back these battles over there. but nothing that so significant is going to change the who the position in the north. and i think the so significant that's going to change the corporate i think, i think there are very, very many requests that are coming out. now. that's how the baby does not want to continue its investment in the conflict in yemen, but rather move its investment to were just protecting its borders. and so the more the who is should violence, or actually even claim, even though they may not have been attacking all these drones. it sounds good for

them because it makes it look a little weaker and it makes them look like they're in charge of the battle. a such a salary radiance cannot be quiet when all these drone attacks continue to hit the civilian and non civilian infrastructure and sad ravia. and so these are straits have done very little in the past to curtail the healthy spread. and i don't think they're going to do much to do so today in ethiopia, the construction of hydro, electric time on the blue nile is now more than 80 percent complete and will be africa's largest hydro electric project when it's finished. but the $5000000.00 mega project is cause tension with both egypt and sudan downstream. been under construction out for 10 years out there. that if you, if the bureau chief mohammed pa, to walker has been given rare access to the site. and he has this report they've been selling our debt to the north. is the borderline with sudan, about 25 kilometers from here. construction and other walks underway as we speak, according to the project manager, the 1st filling of the damn has yielded 18000000 cubic meters. this represents one

quarter of the scheduled filling capacity. we also visited the 2 turbans that were installed within the facility. our expect it to be launched next december. this by the tensions and if you work on the project has not been interrupted. as you see behind me, there is the main dam and behind it there exists the waters. and it's this result is expected to hold 74000000000 cubic meters within the next 5 to 7 years. it's known that the negotiations have come to a standstill and the filling of the dime was completed without the consent of the 2 downstream countries. egypt as to don, the project manager also told us that 83 percent of the construction of the dams has been completed, people 11 and struggling to pay for medicines after the government cut subsidies on some drugs. the countries already in a severe economic crisis center in the reports from beirut seems no sign of any way

. i don't know how much is a diabetic who needs continuous medical care, but this 75 year old can no longer afford it. lebanon began gradually lifting subsidies on drugs a few months ago, but now they include those for chronic diseases. no, marcia, and i am state employee, and my pension is not enough to pay for the medicines i need. how do i get? we will die because we can buy medicine i don't know how much left this pharmacy without the insulator and he wanted medicine has now become a privilege for the majority of the population made poor by economic crisis. i thought that if i stuff price is increased tenfold and these drugs are essential and life saving the patient cannot stop taking them for the living standards are

falling fast and what is supposed to be a middle income country. many are now relying on local charities for health care services. a crash in the value of the local currency has made people salaries nearly worthless wash. i've never lived many because we receive our salaries in lebanese lira. we can't afford going to hospitals and we have to come to the centers instead of the united nation says there has been a 33 percent increase in households, deprived of health care. and the share of those unable to buy medicines has increased to more than half lebanese officials are being criticized for failing to protect the poor. by making essential goods like medicine, more expensive by the subsidies. but the state is nearly bankrupt and lacks the foreign currency needed to import drugs. the health ministry says $130000000.00 was being spent on medical supplies a month. and that's now down to 35000000. the international community has been

helping with aid, but it's limited. we territory of special aircraft earlier this week and flew in 97 metric tons worth of basic supplies to help and to shore up the public system. but this will only last so long. we're seeing children dying needlessly from things like a fever. they didn't have the medications or they weren't affordable for them. they weren't available in the health facilities when the children needed at the most. some medicines are given for free and government health care centers and officials are promising locally produced drugs will soon be made available at lower prices. but for now, the lifting of subsidies is hurting those in need said other elders, ito, beirut, in the news ahead palestinian functions respond of the you, case decision to designate hamas. a terrorist organization. and troops help with

rescue efforts in what could be one of the costliest natural disasters in canadian history. ah ah, look forward to brutus gomez with sponsored play cutoff airways. hello there. got an early taste of winter setting back in to west northeast parts of china over the next couple of days and flooding rains coming into japan. next week . this mass of cloud is in the process of gathering i was going to bring some wet weather and some winfry weather into the northeast of china, pushing through the yellow sea caressing some pretty nasty weather. next mad, a cloud of rain that sat in across southern parts of china and these 2 were going to merge together and pushed their way into japan. so really nasty day, some very wet. so very windy weather setting in for japan through monday,

very unpleasant and it is lightly to cause widespread disruption. there will be some flooding from this system here which will gradually make its way through. we have had flooding recently into indonesia is will heavy showers there across a good part of se, asia larvae shows that indonesia, scattering the showers there into malaysia still some way, whether it's a southern passive indo china, but not as well as it has been recently. showers longest bells have right across india as well. and again, not as wet as it has been recently, but they are still there nevertheless. so further flooding concerns coming through here, we are going to see that where to whether continue for a time, margy dry, their forceful anchor, and also for pakistan. oh, the weather sponsored by catera, always a community decimated by cancer fights for the truth. who in this room has cancer, or knows the family that lives here that has cancer phone lines exposes houston's cancer cluster. these are the 110 properties that have grown contamination

underneath. they look data visible, paul, but i come in just say from, do you feel them bell? no, no. we were sitting in a time full lines on al jazeera. ah ah, i'm on al jazeera. these are the top stories, this our anger across europe over new cove at 19 restrictions in the austrian capital vienna, members of the far right freedom party have been searching a protest. i purchased 2 in the italian capital against the mandatory cove at 19 green paths, which is not required to access workplaces just moments ago are easily reported.

another 11000 new corona virus infections and the secretary states of america is increasing its investment in africa. antony blinking in senegal on the 3rd and final leg of his trip to africa where he has signed $1000000000.00 trade deals and asked leaders to enact reforms, palestinian functions of condemned the u. k. recent decision to designate all of hamas as a terrorist organization. leaders of the group who held an emergency meeting in guns up they say to move as a direct targeting and abuse of the palestinian people is a closer look at the role alzheimer's degree, which took control of guns, a bank in 2007. after defeating its political rival, fatter in elections a year earlier, apart from its political and military wing hamas still of his social welfare programs to the people of cancer aid, money drinking water, housing assaults, things. however, the suca terry designation could not complicate and hinder those sorts of programs . his fancy hamilton

a hemisphere official who says he believes the british government has been manipulated to taking this decision. i think this is something good and very strange and there was something shocked that the british government, they don't understand the situation very well. they don't understand that most became part of the political system have asked me to submit it and they have a democratic election. how much became a part of the per day of power hearing garza habash participated in dialogue, a national dialogue participate in the government. so i think that the british government, the reality explored that there are various to be there did not know anything about the situation here. in the policy and to reduce her also, i think the british government just received a big under false id for motion of from day chabarise. and they tell them the whole story about i'm us legal. so that is right as a new me and they will give it a prime minister with she is the pro israel. the support is that i had to put the

glass of israel and therefore get the policy, not people. this me is that the forget all the crimes of israel forget the that the citizen with are against the international law, confiscation of law on against the international law. assassination. see john garza, i think, default get older crimes sincere establishment of israel in 1948 till now. we'll get all the crimes. all of them are sick of all the violation of israel and just for just focus on how much i challenge the british government. if they have, when they prove that the hammers committed, any war crime or tourist action, how much just walking against the occupation, how much just is working for liberation of our homeland, for interest of our people for end of their completion. so i think this is a very shame and blackest bought in the face of the british government. there should be shame, really. there should be ship members of an opposition alliance in pakistan. the

staging, an antique government rally in the northwestern city of the shower. the demonstrating against the economic policies of prime minister around comes government. cost of living is going up 35 percent since he took office in 2018. his mo, from a summer been debate who was at the rally, a sounds elliptical policies in the opposition have gathered in the northern city of shower. they are continuing their nationwide protests against inflation rise in slices. obviously, commodities and the government. they say that it is non government, which is responsible for what is happening in pakistan. they say it has failed the people to focus on. according to these leaders, the government is following the agenda and the policies of the international monetary fund and international organizations. rather than the interest of the pakistani people, although it is a coalition of a number of political parties, but they have not been able to gather more than a few 100 people here. and this is what the government has said that these people have tried their hands of power before they fail to focus on the people as well.

and it is the american government, which is going to bring about change. the government has launched the $700000000.00 program to provide relief to the people, but it says that because of various international pressures, it is hard to increase prices. and as this back and forth between politicians continues that people continue to suffer. pakistan has not seen inflation like this for the last 70 years. and the prices of basic commodities have been rising. people have been telling us that they are having to choose whether to send their children to school or put food on the case. united states is calling on china to prove that tennis player pung, schwab is okay. sure. and, and seen since it's using a high ranking politician of sexual assault or chandry reports. she's china's most successful tennis dollars. a former doubles world number one, winning the french open and wimbledon. but she hasn't been seen in weeks hang has

taken to social media to accuse a top chinese government official sexually assaulting her white house press secretary and sac. he says the us once a verifiable proof from china that the player is ok. we are deeply concerned by reports that peng shy, appears to be missing after accusing a former peer c senior official sexual assault with join in the cause for peer c authorities to provide independent and verifiable proof of her whereabouts and that she is safe. the united nations also wants answers and has insisted on the fully transparent investigation into pangs account of what happened to her. we would stress that, that is important to, to, to know that, that she, you know where she is and, and, you know, her state, you know, know about her well being. and as i said, we think it would be important that there's an investigation into her allegations of sexual assault, tennis players, including serena williams and novak chuck, of the wealth hotman's player have also voice that support for the chinese athletes

. i mean, i hope that for you know, for the sake of tennyson and, and chinese tennis and pang shy to, to find her very soon because this is, is terrible. i mean, this could happen to anybody, the well tennis association has questioned the authenticity of an e mail released by the government, which retracts the allegations. this case has not been reported by chinese media. and any online discussion has been censored or removed. one saturday, the editor of the global times tweeted, pang, will make public appearance soon. solar china has remained largely silent over the tenant sto, asked to respond to the mounting questions. china's foreign ministry spokesman had this to say, we and i've not heard of the if he raised this is not a diplomatic question. but government have l. a players and have a waiting for a marriage or 3 to they were the canadian province of british columbia,

struggling to recover after a month. so the rain fell in just 2 days this week. water levels have dropped in some areas, but others remain cut off and there are more storms, forecast shepherd towns, the reports now from western canada. thousands remain cut off and the mountainous northeast of british columbia authorities said i hope highways will reopen by the end of the weekend. in the meantime, communities are improvising highly closed or, or, you know, the way out is by water. so i sent a bunch of other guys out and we're getting people where they need to be in the flap flood plain of the some us prairie on the us border. the waters have receded. focus now is on repairing and securing dykes and pumping stations before the next round of intense rainfall. early next week i've gone, it has been a year of extreme. so british columbia, the forest fires and record heat wave of the summer,

followed by flooding. one months worth of rainfall hit b. c, in less than 24 hours. this in, in and of itself is significant and without recent precedent. we also know that so me the reason it's only the most recent of a series of extreme weather climate events that have occurred in british columbia climate scientists are unequivocal. these weather extremes are being caused by human induced global warming and the burning of fossil fuels. and the storms on the flooding did manage to achieve a long held go for environmental activists will be at temporarily the operations of the trans amount and pipeline that brings tall sounds. oil from alberta through the sewer prairie and onto the pacific coast. well, hold it. the canadian government, though is determined to push ahead with its expansion despite opposition. pure bath tub is overflowing, you don't do go for the lop your turn off the top 1st and we're not, we're turning the top on. they continue to expands these projects that are causing this problem in the 1st place that has to stop the developed world is projected to

by the bruns of catastrophic climate change. but as rich nations like canada increasingly experience extreme weather events, that mismatch routine professing to care about climate change, while increasing oil and gas production will become clearer, shabbots, hence the al jazeera abbotsford. the other end of the scale, the recent wildfires in california destroyed nearly $14000.00 rare trees over 2 year period is sequoia is concurred to more than 60 meters that that height they were once considered by a proof. now though haas longer drops, linked to climate change brought more intense wildfires, a former convict has among us hoping to become the next president of honduras, jani rosenthal, was out campaigning on fridays just returned from the us. after serving a prison term for money laundering, running against $2.00 other hopefuls, one from the governing party and a joint opposition candidate. vote is on the 28th of november and sheila's

elections this weekend. they may dramatically changed the political landscape, new and young faces, a leading the opinion polls and it's energizing some chill answer. don't usually bother to vote. a latin america editor, the senior man reports from santiago in district 8, a working class area of santiago, young men and women, carry their political weapons to my pu plaza to launch their latest campaign for sundays. general elections. these letters spell corrupt the word frequently used to describe all to many chilion politicians and public servants. oh, that's the message and says, said label a 29 year old independent congressional candidate. i think if i went back looking over my main sponsor to young people between 18 and 25, they gathered the 2700 signatures and maybe to run for congress as the only independent candidate in the metropolitan area. it was an uphill battle leave was

allocated time for free television election. publicity was literally undetectable. shorter than a blink of an i will show you again the young people in chile, especially in working class areas, don't watch mainstream tv. if cassandra paloma by labor is young and uses social networks and a style his generation understands me, can be a good example on what level of somebody think of it. oh, my campaign mainly focuses on corruption mean polity in laws. one have to use public funds yet make hiv warriors experiencing phenomena. over the years, disenchantment with chiles. political institutions has prompted millions of young people to stay home on election day. anger and frustration, especially among the poorest grew oh, this boy over into mass protest. 2 years ago, when demands for a more equal society were led by young people, months of demonstrations,

recalibrated chili's, political landscape, putting social change on everyone's agenda, yogurt are gay, and i've increasingly more young people are involved in politics. i believe they're the agent of change from one political quick translating protest into political participation, especially in low income areas, is still difficult. you're locked into available because that's what we're trying to change in my neighborhood. we need them to see involvement as a representative resource for everyone, not just the privilege class of a previous yellow. earlier this year, an unprecedented number of young people were elected as mares, especially women. and in this sunday's election, one of the 2 leading candidates is only 35 years old. gabrielle bought each a former student leader. if the trend stanz, people like these will be playing a decisive role in deciding who governs chile for the next 4 years,

sort of to see and human al jazeera, cynthia. but as both things for you know, halton 2nd po position for the 1st i have a formula one grand prix here and carter mercedes drive a top to swap the time sheet by half a 2nd in qualifying on saturday. 14 behind tried and behind max. stopping in the overall championship with just 3 races remaining ah, up off the are, these are the top stories on al jazeera protests this weekend all over europe of a covered 19 restrictions in austria, members and supporters of the far right freedom party been holding a rally as a nation wide locked down beginning monday while strings weren't.