is being collected where is it being or it's holly re, looks at the limits of time and the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face truck it when tech tools go viral. episode 3 of all hail the locked down on al jazeera ah . gunfire on the streets of kazakhstan, security forces move to extinguish anti government sentiment from washington to brussels. there is a call for car. ah, hello barbara, sarah, you're watching al jazeera life from london also coming up one year since, protest her as a storm to the seat of american democracy. the u. s. president lays the blame with his predecessor donald trump. he's done so because he values power over principal

and the bar that from entry, tennis star, novick chocolate, which faces deportation from australia. this supporters claim he's a political porn. ah. hello, thank you for joining us. clashes between security forces and protest her as have continued in cassock stands, largest city of matee, with police say more than 700 of its personnel have been injured and 18 killed. they say dozens of protest her as have also been killed. a task force comprised of more than 3 and a half 1000 troops from the collective security treaty organization that moscow lead block is being deployed that to help the chasm government, secure order. the bulk of will be russian paratroopers robin for a steel walk,

have reports kazakhstan government calls, it's an antique terror operation, military units on the streets of cassock, stones, largest city, albuquerque, authorized to use legal force against protesters. ah, earlier some of the protesters overran police units and distributed weapons. security forces have confirmed at least 18 officers killed in more than $700.00 wounded. the number of civilians dead or wounded is unknown, but video circulating on social media appears to show morgues, filling up with bodies. this is violence on a scale not seen in cassock stones, modern history, including mass looting of businesses. fuel price rises provided the spark. but these protests are about long standing and legitimate grievances,

economic and political stagnation. and the corrupt authoritarian elite anger across the country has been directed at the official leader of the nation. first president, no sultan, as a bi of his statue toppled in the city of talbot could gone his whereabouts unknown on thursday president hawkeye of took an extraordinary step, inviting a russian led military deployment to secure his authority. she's fit and full of guys under this collective security agreement i have to they appealed to the leaders of the c s t o to helps kazakstan below with this terrorist threat to the cupboard, it's no longer a threat. what's happening is undermining brutality of the state. tourist discrete hiding in 3000 russian troops under the guise of the moscow lead security block.

the c s t o could prove decisive, but brussels has urged moscow not to exceed its mandate. it goes without saying that such intervention should respect the sovereignty and the into benson's of catholics. many in kazakhstan will be wondering, which is worse, the violence will the prospect of the nation depending now on russia to keep the peace robin for his da walker al jazeera. ah, you, as president joe biden has described his predecessor as a threat to democracy on the 1st anniversary of the storming of capitol hill. the january 6th riots saw the government building ransacked by a mob of pro from supporters and the ensue in chaos left. 5 people dead, including one police officer. alan fisher has more now from the white house. it was a challenge to his presidency before he even became president and one you'd on from

the right at capitol hill job. i'd mock the anniversary with a speech to the nation. for the 1st time in our history, president had not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. as a violent mob reached the capital, but they failed. the code marched on the heart of democracy in the us to challenge the certification of the 2020 presidential election. donald trump claimed he'd been cheated and were going to the capital and fueled by anger and lies. his supporters fought battles across capitol hill as they tried to stop congress doing its job. this wasn't a group tourist. this is an armed insurrection. but this moment, this challenge to american democracy has not brought the country together. instead, president biden's speech just shows the fracture in us politics. we must decide

what kind of nation are we going to be already going to be a nation that lives not by the light of the truth or the shadow of lies. many republicans opted not to attend the event. some claiming democrats were politicizing the attack. others because they were afraid of offending donald trump . the former president himself was due to hold a news conference in florida on the anniversary he canceled. he was told it would look bad. he did issue a statement saying your bike was using him to deflect from the awful job he was doing as president, and was seeking to divide the country. trump continues to claim without evidence that the election was stolen that he won the election, and american democracy still has to come to terms with him. his supporters and the de, the storm, the capital, allen fisher al jazeera, the white house. on my hand,

i joined the slide now from capitol hill and mike, i guess president biden prides himself on being what he might call us a sort a straight shooter. but it's not often that we hear in using the sort of anger and angry tones that he did while criticizing trump very much. so in a way it was an precedent for president biden to be so strong and so clearly angry about his predecessor, he didn't even dignify him with using his name at any stage, referring only to the former president, but certainly lacerating donald trump holding him responsible for what happened a year ago, accusing him of putting politics over principles, accusing him of sitting in a room near the oval office, doing nothing for hours while people laid siege to the capital. so very strong words from president biden, but also he embraced a wider con concept,

not just the actions of one individual who he holds responsible, but also the damage that has been done to the wider sense of democracy within the united states. with particular regard to voting rights, for example, president biden pointing out that a number of republican runs states are taking strong measures to restrict the rights of people to vote, to restrict male in ballads. for example, to jerry mand areas to reduce the number of democrat voters. so president biden, placing it in a far wider context that what happened on january, the 6th was part of a process that is a wider attack on the very nature of democracy itself. and it's interesting how some republicans have kind of accused, i guess, the democrats of politicizing, the issue if you will. i mean, regardless of what we think of that accusation, what sort of republican presence has there been today? who are very limited indeed to the vast bulk of republicans appeared to support

a former president trump in his full selection claims. they also appeared to support him in his attempts to whitewash exactly what happened on this particular day in the chamber. when a minute's silence was heard, there was very few republicans to be seen as there was said, liz cheney, who's a member of the select committee that is investigating the general 6 events, one of only 2 republicans on the committee and her father, a former vice president dick cheney, but this just goes to show exactly how divided this country has begun. the fact that republicans shy away from any attempt to commemorate something that was such a blot on this country's democracy, showing as well. the absolute holds that the former president still has on the republican party. my can now with the latest there they are from washington d. c. capitol hill. mike, thank you. ah,

not much of it is parents have come out fighting on behalf of their son. his mother says, authorities are treating him like a prisoner sh shop, of which is chances of playing at the australian open dis months now depend on a court decision order authorities refused to accept his medical exemption for not being vaccinated. and to simmons has more details. oh, so the survey of parliament in belgrade protest is shown in support of their national hero, the wounds. number one in men's tennis, novak joke of each. the demonstration is led by his father, who says australia is playing politics with his sons career. after they got the call in, they want to throw him on his knees. this would happen. they never managed to throw, so be on its knees. we never attacked anyone. we only defended ourselves. a novak

is defending himself, now. brothers and sisters, our heart are so i'll find some awful separately. this is the moment when jock of each is about to realize his entry into australia is blocked, his visa revoked it isn't the tennis court. he's going to instead, he's waiting for a court hearing on monday that will rule on his deportation. for now he's in a government quarantine hotel. his mother is outraged. they are keeping him, is it really, is just not very human. i just called if you will be down as we are child city, to be a joke of each had a medical exemption to let him play at the australian open tournament later this month. otherwise, the tournament is only open to the fully vaccinated exemption caused a wave of anger among australians who still face some of the toughest travel restrictions in the world joker,

which is well known as being against vaccinations. another big name in the sport, believe joker, which has himself to play in some way. i, i feel sorry for him. but at the same time, he know he knew the condition sings a lot of months ago. so the actual against joke of each is also causing a diplomatic incident therapy as president describes it as politically motivated. marshall is the called the true it's l. obligation is the state to protect interests of our citizens. ok, we're dedicated to that. what not now is that this is a political persecution that everyone is taking part interest. even your strain in prime minister jokers which had thought the path was clear for his attempt to the 21st grand slam. instead, he faces what could be a road block of with it, a world wide debate on whether he's being really treated. andrew simmons al jazeera still to come on al jazeera,

pouring fuel on the fire of community anger. thousands of protesters return to sedans, streets, enraged by the ongoing political crisis and writing on the war, why the future of the ancient rocky art form of calligraphy would be understood. ah hello, they're feeling very wintry across europe at the moment and there's more winter weather to come. to end the week we got to main areas of action. a weather system bringing rain sleet and snow to the north west and storms continuing to plague that south east corner. but across the central areas, there is some clear whether to be found, but we are going to see more snow move in as we will move into the we can't. now let's have a look at the north west. we've got some heavy rain and snow moving in across

britain. an island got warnings out for snow and ice for northern areas of england and scotland in heavy rain sweeping in from the west. we could see some possible flooding from bad or off much of scandinavia. however, it remains while the wintry we're going to see temperatures come down while they do pick up in places like london. but it will turn rather cold in st. petersburg, the temperature sitting at minus 12. no further south of this, there is some sunshine and better, more settled conditions to be found across the southwest for spain and portugal. but we are seeing no storms kicking once again for greece and turkey. thunderstorms as well for southern parts of italy. it's looking very wet here. athens seeing the temperature at 17 degrees celsius, not very sunny here. it's going to be rather wet through the weekend. ah, the running is one of the most accessible sports in the world. l 0 correspondent

tandy richardson takes us on his personal journey of discovery. when you find yourself out in the middle of nowhere in the, ronnie's hurting why should not just stop exploring the growing popularity and science. he pushes the limit from kenya to the antarctic. in search of answers to why we run al jazeera correspondent, lou ah, reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, at least 18 members of cassock stands, security forces have been killed and unrest on the streets of the largest city,

our matee as anti government protests escalate a russian lead military alliance is deploying troops. the catholics on the 1st anniversary of the storming of capitol hill. you as president joe biden has the scrub describe. his freed assessor donald trump as a threat to democracy. he warned that trump's continuing claims of voter fraud could undermine future elections. and protests have been taking place in serbia after their sporting hero nova jocko, which was refused entry to australia to defend his open penis title, because he's not been vaccinated. iran's foreign minister has told al jazeera a nuclear agreement can be reached. they've western parties have the will and intention to do so. and 8 round of talks is underway in vienna with iran wants guarantees. the us sanctions will be lifted on iranian oil sales. voters that m i c

h round the vienna negotiations, put them back on the right track, and a good agreement can be reached if the western parties possess the real will. and intention. lifting sanctions means lifting all forms of sanction stipulated in the nuclear agreement on the sanctions that trump re imposed. and that contradicts terms of the agreement. and the latter is in disputed negotiations. we demand guarantees that include not imposing any new sanctions and not re imposing sanctions after lifting them onto any pretext. we see that the simplicity practical model for this would be when it comes to exporting oil and obtaining revenues through our banking system. there's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna. home, we hear good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions center. although said jibari is in vienna for us for the resumption of those talks. this is a 1st interview though

a newly appointed foreign minister has given to an international and use outlet and he seemed quite optimistic. he said that as the talks are still ongoing, it's a good sign that this round is much different than the previous round because the technical issues and the logistical issues they had over the agenda has been resolved. this surround the 8th round is now moving forward with what they are actually going to be deciding about in terms of how the sanctions will be lifted in which sanctions and the foreign minister was very specific about iran's position and gave some very am it good examples of what they're looking for when they say iran wants it sanctions this anxious to be lifted. and he explained that the sanctions that were supposed to be lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal as agreed upon need to be lifted as well as the additional sanctions that came into effect. after did you asked left a deal in 2018? and he gave an example of how that would be verified by the iranians. and that would be when iran is able to sell its oil on the international market and receive

payments through its own banks. right now, iran is not able to sell. it's an oil on the trash locker because of heavy us sanctions. and south korea was one of the countries that is heavily reliant on a raining oil. and when those sanctions were imposed in 2018, they received a special waiver from the u. s. government. but that waiver ran out after a few months and the has yet to pay iran for the oil that they purchased than they owe iranians over $70000000000.00. and there is an delegation here in vienna from south korea speaking to the americans. and they also met with the iranians here on thursday to discuss how to move forward and how to overcome at some of the hurdles that they have about paying her on in the foreign minister pointed out that this would be an example. it would be assigned by the americans that they are serious about returning to the nuclear deal. and of course, iran would also do the same in terms of limiting its nuclear activities and returning to compliance. at least 3 people are believed to have been killed in

protests in sudan is thousands more returned to the streets to voice their anger against the continuing political crisis. security forces, a fire tear gas at demonstrators and internet and mobile services have been disrupted for testers. are demanding the military play, no part in any future government. at least 60 demonstrators have been killed, hundreds wounded since the military takeover in october. on sunday, abdullah ham doc resigned as the country's civilian prime minister mohammed val was one of the main protests in the capital cartoon here. now in the street leading to the presidential policies from capital, we can say that we are about 4 to 5 kilometers away. still from the presidential palace, the processes half turned off in there 1000 today, 53 sal, destination and deliver the same message. we got in law last week,

the rusted all the leaders of the resistance committees who are the only party to negotiate with them. so they don't want to talk, the military want only to oppose the view. now that people are asking them to leave by didn't we want freedom, peace and justice. i'm a civilian ruled by the people. many that the law match. i'd hold that now. we're in the streets for the future of our children so that the next generation get their rights and education and a better future. no one here belongs to any political party. we're all here on our own. my mean hagi has the smoke that is filling the i it's a mixture of burn tires by the protesters and thoughtful heavy use of tear gas by police add security forces. they are going definitely to try to stop these cards. and that's what happens every time. these protesters fight them off to the presidential balis. bear them odds, and if a change, they say they don't want any negotiations. they don't want any politics. what they

want is that the middle that is, should sit paula, and as to don, should progress the words civilly a rule through a democratic process. ah, we have talked to so many people in this demonstration and it is very clear up. the mood here is different from anything that you can imagine. this is a place where people lose their fear because of the grandiosity of the spectacle. the crowd is carried away by desist and flu season. the words of the moths. this is a place where they tell us they are not afraid of death. the lower house of francis parliament has approved that tougher cove at 19 measures. after 3 days of often intense debate, the bill would make full vaccination mandatory for people to for example, eat restaurants, go to public events or travel on inter city trains. natasha butler has more from

paris. it's not a surprise because the government has a majority in the lower house of parliament. the bill than now goes to the senate and it may go back to the parliament before probably coming into law in the middle of january. what it means for people is that the unvaccinated population will no longer have access to things like restaurants, cafes, leisure facilities, everyday life for them will certainly become a lot harder now. the bill i was finding a provide parliament there has to be said of the 3 incredibly in days of debate in the parliament. often chaotic scenes, overshadowed also by the french presence rather controversial comments on wednesday when he said that he was going to really tight in the screws and go off to unvaccinated people in france. what they are doing is they are betting on this vaccine policy as a way to try and persuade the last. they say $5000000.00 adults are eligible for

the faxing to go and get immune eyes and look, they're looking at the records of the current health pulse. now the health pulse that was put in place by the government last year as persuaded you might say, some 90 percent of people to get vaccinated before that health pulse was necessary to go to a restaurant or a bar only 3040 percent of people in france that, that they wanted to get a vaccine. as soon as that pos was put in place, people rushed to get their jobs. the governments are hoping that's going to be the same thing now that it will force people to go and get vaccinated, whether it will or not. of course, we don't know, but the health minister did say on wednesday that some 66000 people had actually registered for their 1st dose of a cozy vaccine. so they see that as an encouraging sign. meanwhile, the director general of the world health organization says the on the con, variance of cobit 19 should not be categorized as mild because it still poses a significant threat to health systems. just like previous variance,

ami krohn is hospitalized in people and it's killing people. in fact, the soon i mean of cases is so huge and quick that it is overwhelming health systems around the world. hospitals are becoming overcrowded and understaffed. we must effectively share the vaccines that are being produced throughout most of 2021. this was not the case, but toward the end supply increased nearly a 100 people, including women and children, have been rescued from kidnappers in northwest nigeria that were taken by armed groups more than 2 months ago. fidelis advise in the agirri and capital, a blue jump and he says, a new terrorist classification will make it easier for the government to fight kidnappers. these groups have been operating in the northwest and in not central

parts of the country for some years from several months now, some years, so to speak. and the government has come on the increasing pressure from the governors, from the position who have acts demanded that government declares these groups spandex because just sort of declaring them terrors because just having them as terrorists means government cannot really apply so much force in terms of trying to stop them or trying to do this last them from the oppression of bass. but now that they've been declared terrors the government would be purchased within pouches of some military hardware from the us will be able to deploy some of these military hardware and go really hard on disparities who have in recent times of the attack on communities. kidnapping, people whipping women, demanding for ransom, and generally also fitting a place even people in commercial buses. so this is more like yielding to the

demands of the big a deal political position and also the state governors who have been making this demand. and government had that in november last year, she killed the coffee and a court order which had prayed the court to grant them so that they will be able to declare the parent good terrorist. so now this is more like a step in the right direction, based on the demands of the governors and your position. india police have arrested the alleged the creator of a mobile app that shares pictures of muslim women without consent for a quote, virtual auction. the 20 year old engineering students is the 4th person to be arrested in connection with the case this week. the ap takes its name from a derogatory term for muslim women by police say they are investigating whether the platform is part of a larger conspiracy. now,

calligraphy is an integral part of arabic and islam mac heritage, but the art of beautiful handwriting is on the decline because of the rise of modern print techniques. however, in iraq, one man is determined to keep the tradition alive, but with a bill or he reports. now from back that were in ramadan, from iraq's, he saw the new city of bus inherited his love skills and the respectful calligraphy from his father. now he has been practicing arabic writing for more than 30 years. can it's a guardian one. it happy ever since i was a child, i used to sit next to my father to watch him draw leases and words. i fell in love with this profession and tried to imitate him. his painting cell in iraq and abroad was price is for a singular work of up to $1500.00 u. s. dollars. it's not enough to provide a steady or secure income, but where it says he won't give up. now. it's part of his,

his father's and his country's heritage, a corners motherland. him latavia robert. but some people neglected it and moved to other careers saying that calligraphy won't turn them living. so they took a different direction. i am here and we'll stay here. if only for the sake of my principles arabic calligraphy is considered by you in a school to be part of the intangible heritage of humanity. but as iraqi calligrapher is thrive with passion to revive the art that word that a lack of estate support and interest could lead to its decay. ally sally, a member of iraq's calligrapher, his association has turn it his business to printing. he says, unlike other types of evolving fine arts, calligraphy has had the same set of artistic rules for centuries. we are neither okay, any people's taste has changed with time. they've become more to swift and dynamic

products, which has become a mainstream foreign thought. calligraphy is now lecturing, it usually takes time and effort. oliver. it's intricate, delicate work, taking patience and time. but the finished war can be dazzling, delightful. and despite the challenge is the craft is facing. it's what motivates were in a ramadan to continue ma'am, or that did were had al jazeera but the dead. aah! reminder now of the stories making the headlines here on al jazeera, at least 18 members of catholic stance. security forces have been killed in unrest on the streets of the largest city almighty. dozens of civilians have also been killed in mass protests against the government. a russian lead military alliance is deploying troops, the cause extern. now the european new.