about a new conflict in train are set to dominate talks between the u. s. and russian leaders. later on tuesday, vladimir put his denied that innovation is planned, blaming nato for the lead to position. his military is a buffer against its expansion. eastwards are these 4 people have been killed by an explosion in iraq southern the city of bossa last happened to clear a hospital. several other people were injured. china is accused the us of violating the olympic spirits after washington announced a diplomatic boycott of next year's beijing winter games. making government officials were not to attend because of what they called human rights atrocities. and genocide. 3 political parties in germany have signed a coalition agreement paving the way for the formation of a new government leaders of the social democratic party. the green party and free democrats attended the signing ceremony in berlin. coalition marks an end of the conservative government, led by chancellor angler, merkle, social democrat. all off shots is said to replace michael who's leaving after 16

years. dominic came reports 4 times angle immaculate, her party into a general election. 4 times she won that election and using a leadership style based firmly in the political center. when the berlin wall fell, chancellor helmut kohl brought her into government where she thrived, and when a scandal engulfed him, she engineered his departure with a ruthlessness which saw her 1st become party leader. and then chancellor in 2005. she was under estimated by her rivals, though i was talked about the way and the means they would come to power bud merkle, follow the logic of party politics. get power key, power, and get your opponents and wires away. the in suing e u debt crisis propel to on to the international stage where her star rose as she helped broke a bailouts for europe's ailing economies and cemented her position as

a german leader. the world's presidents and prime ministers wanted to be seen with . but it was her handling of another crisis, which would shake people's faith in her when refugees from serious civil war began arriving on europe's doorstep, she opened germany's borders more than a 1000000 came increasing numbers of senior colleagues in her own party, openly disagreed with her policy her poll rating suffered and the far right populace, anti immigrant alternative for germany party thrived. many wondered if michael was becoming a lame duck. but then came the corona virus and as infection and mortality rates rose across europe. so did mcelroy resolve whenever he was pending me, europe's economy is badly shaken with fundamental human rights have had to be temporarily, massively restricted to an extent, unprecedented for our democracies. these are decisions that are among the most

difficult and my term as chancellor. her practice some this time, ment, agreeing vast grants to ailing european economies. she was brilliant and managing through all the crisis. ah, but again, not in a very visionary way. there's hardly a project, a could link to angular magazine. okay. this is where she actually implemented whatever topic were discussing, actually a great idea. so it's much more that she managed to to get to all these crazy but cove. it was the crisis. she couldn't manage your way through alone in her last days. as chancellor, the numbers of daily cases hit record highs. now she had to give way to the incoming government leaders who vetoed her proposed locked air. and as the new parliament deliberates, she is just a spectator looking on as the man who replaces her, does so having styled himself as a male miracle,

dominant king al jazeera berlin are here. if it is in the u. s. are suing facebook's parent company matter, accusing it or failing to act against hate speech targeting them. they want a $150000000000.00 in damages. they say phone books algorithm encouraged users to express extremist views. more than 24000 rec india have been killed and me and my since the government crackdown in 2017 hundreds of thousands fled to neighboring bangladesh were run and leave a visiting scholar of international state crime initiative based at queen mary university of london. he's joining us, lifelong or by scouts could have you with us an analogy 0. and i want to be clear about something ab us law at the moment, says facebook is largely protected liability from things posted by its users. but if i understand correctly, this case is suggesting that me and my law should prevail if it does. how does that affect facebook? will if it does, there's a problem for facebook. at facebook was operating within me and mar and the,

the insightful speech that led people to a violent and genocidal deportation of the ringing get from me and married 2017 that these events occurred within me in that facebook's trying, i think to be a little bit sneaky about this, they're suggesting that they can operate in a country like me and that they can cause chaos in the country like me in math. but when it comes to a legal responsibility for their actions, they want to rely upon the notion that they are ultimately a united states company, and that they should be, that they should be judged by the standards of the law in the united states. i mean, i think this is very much the way companies operated in the colonial era where they would absolutely ravage poor countries. they would take the economic resources from them as they court. and then they'd rely upon the notion that they were acting legally within their own legal framework and, and use that as a shield to prevent the victims from being able to seek justice. well,

the victims now want justice and they're going to rely upon the fact that facebook was whether they want to admitted or not making profit within me and my and it should be obliged to abide by the laws of the country. it operates in. another interesting part of this, of course, is that mark zuckerberg who was the founder of facebook and of course, was that the head of the company at the time has already admitted that mistakes were made. isn't it possible? do you think that this was more down to just human error if you like, rather than i deliberate if unwritten policy on facebook? well, it was on a massive scale. i mean, this is the problem. this is the thought. the problem with, with zak a bird trying to suggest that really this was mistakes and that they've learned their lesson because the evidence is that facebook hasn't learned its lesson. facebook has it every opportunity, denied victims access to even information. i mean, every time there's a judicial process involved that seeks information from facebook,

about the kinds of posts that were inciting people to violence within me and my facebook. facebook doesn't cooperate with those processes. so facebook really, i mean, it might be trying to suggest that it's learned it's lessons, but the evidence genuinely is that it, that it has. it's that it saw an opportunity to profit in a country like me and my and it doesn't want to put the resources into that country that, that, that would be put into a western country. for instance, when we saw below is for facebook. talk about the resources that facebook devotes towards misinformation and hate speech. in the english language, i mean 80 percent plus of its resources are spent on english language, but less than 10 percent of its users speak english. so it's a, it's a massive difference between the resources that facebook provides to it's non english speaking uses and it's english speaking uses. and that suggest to me that facebook hassan learned lessons from what's happened to me and just very briefly, i mean again, we've seen similar kit. well, actually not similar cases,

but says cases on similar scales before. and of course, they're spread over months, probably in to years. how much do you think this is actually about winning the case and how much of it is about raising public awareness of situations like this? with the victims. of course, we'll hope that this is about winning the case, but the broader issue for what for our community, of course, is that it's important that facebook actually changes its practices and that other businesses learn that there are consequences from, from not taking responsibility for your business. practices and that you can't get away with improper business practices just because they're taking place within the 3rd world. this is a good sign in the states that this is a sign that rethink victims are still hungry for justice and they really should be . this is one of this is one of a number of cases that are running internationally. there's a case in argentina where your universal jurisdiction is been applied. that there

is, of course, a very high profile case, a lead by the gambia at the international court of justice requiring me and not to live up to its responsibilities, to not commit genocide. and of course there's an investigation underway at the international criminal court. this all, this is all important to the ring, and this is a group of people who've been badly mistreated and have not had opportunities for justice in the past. and it's good news that they're still hungry for that justice, ronald, we appreciate your time. thank you very much for joining us and i'll just hear pleasure. vio, sentence, 1st group of asylum seekers. back to mexico after controversial trump iraq policy was reinstated president joe biden suspended the remain in mexico program and his 1st day in office. but a lawsuit forced him to put it back into effect. human rights advocates are very safety concerns about those being forced back into lexical, homeless shelter reports. desperate for on says these migrants have been waiting

for months for their applications to be processed. they're searching for safety and a better life. there's up on that. there are people like me, you can go back because we have suffered a lot of violence in our country. we haven't journal law, and if we go back, we will die. we've decided to wait and see what happens and see what decisions the u. s. government will take us president joe biden suspended the remain in mexico program, calling it in humane, but a court order has forced it to be reinstated. former president donald trump used to the policy then known as the migrant protection protocols to send more than 70000 asylum applicants back to mexico was they were forced to wait for months. human rights groups reported several cases of kidnapping, rape, and torture. but the white house says improvements to the scheme will give asylum seek legal representation. this program is, hasn't mac, was it imposed under? it has imposed unjustifiable human costs,

pulled resources and personnel away from other priority efforts and failed to address the root causes of a regularly regular migration. deeply flawed, under guidance from mexico. the us will now provide cobit 19 vaccinations and exemptions, such as for those with physical and mental health challenges. the 1st migrants are expected to be returned from the state of texas and california. this shelter is preparing for a massive influx of people from open, but under, but at the, near my year we are preparing to increase capacity at the shelter. we had a capacity of 150. now we want to have a capacity of more than $200000.00 migrants because we believe that they'll be mobilization to woodson, northern border. while there is deep concern about the return of the policy, some remain hopeful. they can still begin a new life with their families. and what is the say lethia, and it's really hard to be waiting and now again with the migrant protection protocols. but i think it is a really good thing because we have the hope to get another opportunity to wait and

see if they let us cross into the u. s. and bay, with our families, the mexican government has that it's committed to maintaining the health and safety of asylum seekers. as the new program gets underway, these migrants are hoping those promises are kept. her marriage audrey out years era police in the gambia, far to tear gas on monday to disperse supporters of a presidential candidate who is refusing to concede defeat. the electoral commission has declared incumbent adama bottle the winner of saturday's pole with 53 percent of the vote. i'm an interest as the latest from banjo. this is the moment or position supporters say piece quietly, i guess. as they gathered at the home of acquisition, you deep leader who said, you dabble. the tense kind of happened at dublin hall, just across the street from the united states embassy in the set of godaddy. support his claim that kennedy was robbed in such

a day's presidential election and they wound becto incumbent item. a battle has again been declared precedent. his 1st arm came after the oppressive 22. 04. my lead a i jump one barrel to step down. they rigged the election. the results are worse than what was announced during yard jamie's rain. even he didn't defeat the u. d. p with this margin. witnesses say this kemesha began after stone was cast at the police with and responded with tear gas and arrest. incidents like this have been reported elsewhere. witnesses sake clashes have happened between supporters of the governing party and the main opposition. lana. how can we do this? um, why not be, how can we do that? doesn't mean that it's not that nasal. not wrong, right? oh, no, somebody down here. oh right. it was the vanity's that hitler hit allison. i know

some of these hopes of gum bias, post election period would be hit free one dash by these incidents. now even the position of opposition leader, we'll say no double regarding the outcome of this election, suffered a setback on monday, one of the candidates who attended a meeting in his house while the results of the elections were rejected. cold and congratulated preston, adam, a bottle election observers from both the african union and european union found no major problems in the electoral process. or are the candidates like had he for some have already conceded defeat st. gubbins? have spoken. why do we get to will be, would it is not my prerogative to imply that water is their voice? if did that, which is the it is boston accent and decision. the police of issued a statement by going to deal with troublemakers. i'm with some offices. you support are saying they won't back down. it could be attempts to post election period for

the gap. yeah. i'm a decrease al jazeera but june. the gambia got out and turkey have signed a several cooperation deals. the agreements covered trade investment, health and media and were signed by the cut of the emir and took his president during a 2 day visit to the golf country as mallow sheil as more in the meeting in doha. but a total of $1111.00 bilateral agreements between turkey, uncluttered were sign just moments. i go in different fields, economic foreign policy, ah, security culture, religion, and health and science. this came off the latest round of the strategic dialogue, a cup of turkey strategic dialogue. and what that is is basically a, an annual meeting of the top ministers in each country where they gather to see how to advance central relations as well as overcome mutual challenges and look how to cooperate on specific concerns that they all share potter has the strategic

dialogue with several countries, including for example, the united states and others as well. but with regards to turkey, it's been a very active one. in recent years, both ankara and off, i think it's, i, on many issues beyond those agreements that will help to bolster the turkish economy, which has been full so nice in terms of the value of the currency that will help turkey. i thought also expand its interest in strengthening gets its relationship with the strong nato ally. there is a let's say, a renewed outlook from katara and turkey to try and settle disputes and conflicts within the region. memorial has been held to mark the 80th anniversary of the japanese attack on the us naval base at pearl harbor. oh, it's point bombing in hawaii in 1941 killed 200-9390 americans. b u. s. had

been neutral in the 2nd world war until that attack president franklin roosevelt declared war on japan the next day famously described it as a date which will live in infamy. it's still a head on al jazeera. we've got the sports students with peter. thanks rob. yes, we're alive from our special arab cup studio, hearing doha, we'll look ahead to the final day of action in the group stage and bring you all the goals as catherine make it 3, when so 3 in the competition so far. ah

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of the fee for arab cup. the tournament doubling up as a major warm up event where the cutter will come next. yeah. hello, i'm here to say with plenty of sports nice for you, including a look ahead to tuesdays champions, league fixtures. also on the way we'll have reaction to the us announcing the diplomatic boycott of next year's beijing winter olympics. big cricket news to as england leave out jimmy anderson for the 1st actions test against australia. we call it action from the n b a as stiff curry stalls again for the golden state warriors arab cup hosts cutter made it a perfect 3 winds out of 3 in the group stage. i'm heading for goal is true against the rock, but scored 3 in the last 10 minutes. it was substitute almo is ali who broke the deadlock, and 2 minutes later another replacement occurred. a 5th made it to know if another

substitute finished the scoring a son. i'll hate us this time. so iraq of knocked out cutter, we're already through to the quarter finals where they will face the united arab emirates. well, i think it was an easy game for azure gazette who had already qualified on us 1st. but i thing all of them, they show they, they go meet man on that. they really want all make the people but out of the team . we appreciate all the support that we got today. it's nice to see the stadium support of the housing this regional. it was a good game. what? but for amanda, now, it's gone our. it's time dory. go out on the thing about the exam, oman with the direct beneficiaries of cousins when they beat bahrain, 3 mill, which secured 2nd place in group a ahead of iraq to the mix match way a mon will play to nicea in the courses. the north africans finished top of group

b by beating the united arab emirates, one no safe it in just edy with the only goal of the game on monday, syria be to nicea in the previous round but missed the chance to join them. in the knockouts they lost to one to mauritania, conceding the winner in the foot, minute of at a time. so it's the, you a, you who go through in 2nd place in group b, syria and mauritania. bosco home because a lot of will be completed later on tuesday with the group c and d to be decided in group fema rocco, already through saudi arabia. jordan and palestine can also join them in the course of egypt and syria have already qualified, so their match is really need to decide who top group di. let's get live now through joanna roscoe who's not too far away at stadium 97 full for the jordan v palestine game. so there's a lot riding on this game with 3 teams going for one called a final sport. who needs to do what? yeah. well these, as you mentioned that georgia in saudi arabia and palestine all have

a chance to qualify into the court to finals from group see, some of them have easier parts than others. as you mentioned, there are many stadium $97.00 where jordan will play palestine in around 2 hours from now. now jordan will have to be the favorites to go through from group see currently in 2nd place. and all they need from today's game is a win over palestine. i mean that if they don't when, if they draw all they lose and that opens the door to saudi arabia and palestine go through now. saudi area, a saudi arabia playing morocco and it's the saudis, when they'll go through if jordan lose and palestine also have an outside chance if they beat jordan and saudi arabia luce to morocco is a little bit complicated, but you get it. and i just want to talk about saudi team a little bit because some is kind of funny to see them in that position. whether 3rd in the group pretty though, traditionally quite a strong team. but that results in this tournament have been a little bit disappointing. and when you look up the make up of the squad,

it's hardly surprising that inexperienced and youthful. it's largely an under $23.00 team. really? none of the outfield players were born before the 999. now, saudi arabia coach ronald chose them so that he could get some experience in a competitive games and appointment setting. and that's ready because he's looking at how he can his well kept squat together for next year. saudi arabia, in a great position to qualify for the world cup in cats, are next year that leading group b in the 3rd round of asian qualifying with full matches left. and the top 2 teams from that group automatically qualifies that any player that does well here for the saudi team is like is a fancy chances and making bee well cup squads to return here. next year for the cats are welcome joanna roscoe, thank you. as always, will speak to again later as you heard earlier, the sound were china is threatening, firm counter measures against the us after it announced a diplomatic boycott of mixed use winter olympics in beijing. in a briefing

a short while ago, china's foreign ministry spokesman said the us will pay a price for the decision. the u. s. that it won't attend the event because of what it called human rights atrocities. and genocide athletes will be able to attend the games, but there will be no official representation. jewels boy off is a professor at pacific university, oregon, and an author on the olympics. he says, politics getting involved in the olympics. it's no surprise. the olympics have been political since they were founded in the 18 ninety's by a plucky french aristocrat named baron peer to cooper time. and they have remained political ever since. after all, in 1936, hitler hosted the olympics in berlin to great political effect for him and his regime every single olympics as political elements to it. and so when somebody tells you that the olympics are not political, typically they tend to be milking the olympic couch with both hands, meaning they make their living off of the olympic games. and in fact,

since the united states has making a diplomatic boycott of the beijing olympics just further proof. in fact, you might think that this could be the death now of that fable that the olympics are not political. ready they are definitely political through and through england wrinkled taste, we can take a james anderson is going to sit out the 1st ashes, 5th against australia. the match starts on wednesday at the gather in brisbin, england say, and the phone is full to play, but they want to manage his workload with 5 tests. coming up in 6 weeks, he said to return for the 2nd day night test in adelaide. 20 base that has also been left out of england 12 and scored. but ben stokes is said to return after taking a break to focus on these mental health issues and having one at the gap since $198687.00 series. jimmy is not going to play, but he is fit very long series when the guy led us to be available to play as much potters in it as possible. so i think it's just

a bit precautionary bode well yesterday. ball again today in about a few spells in that the couple of days we had as a warm up game. so he is fit but because it just being that precocious, but we go into every game wanting to win wanting to play well. but we need to do that again so strongly, hey, you've got to be at your best. so nothing much really changes from the way we need to approach the game. but certainly we've, we've got nothing to lose, but that doesn't mean that we accept losing step carrie was once again in game winning form for the golden state warriors. if for $31.00 points and a big win over the orlando, magic curry, who leads believe in 3 pointers, landed 7 more the time out, including this by the beater. in the 1st quarter, the worries hotel for the western conference with 20 wins from 24 games. we're heading into fall around a group games in the european champions league group b 3 teams deliver chance of joining liverpool in the last 16. there's only a point separating puerto ac, milan and electric on the grid porter take on let's ago,

while milan are at home against group, when is liverpool when we paid it, until we managed to cool, didn't cause them some problems. so i'm sure the, in the sincere with them with a game as important as this. you know, i'm sure we can call them as many problems if not more problems. and here we know that the english game with their very intense liver poor, very good of what they do. but again, as i said, you know, with, are going to what we do. so i'm, i'm sure be a good game. and finally, fans of the brazilian football club at let's come. nato have been offered free tattoos to celebrate their 1st league title. in 50 years. one of the club sponsors said they'd give a 1000 fans a tattoo to mark the occasion. quite literally. there were long queues despite the rainy weather and when they got inside they could choose from for designs including a rooster, which is the tub symbol and the league trophy. so that's often our reminder about top sports story cover have made it 3 wins from 3 of the arrow up will bring you action from tuesday. games later, as the group stage reaches its conclusion,

will be back in a few hours time for another sports update at $1545.00 gmc, but stay with us here in l 0 after the break, we've got another news up the political, the base show that's challenging the way you think have agencies fail hating the situation is was, it was before the digital sound bites and digging into the issue is a military advancement. going to stop the family ticket i is on that have company to devise now people out of die. how will private migration differ for those who have in those who don't have lot of countries say we will pay poor countries to keep refugees there up front with me, mark lamond hill on al jazeera ah mother nature's gift of colorful landscapes,

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instead of protecting their countries against armed attacks with detailed coverage . in the absence of any hard data on how widespread overland they all become very into scientists. urging caution from around the world. political observers argue his government has led a dismantling of democratic institution. i here as president joe biden and russia, let me put in here for a virtual summit extensions mount over moscow's trip build up on the ukraine border . ah, robinson, this is all your life and also coming up an explosion in iraq, southern city of basra, kills at least 4 people. the governor calls it

a terrorist attack, a violation of the olympic spirit. china fires back at the us after it was a diplomatic.