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one is making furious efforts to stop the turn, the storm is done, and i me after days of unrest, cause extern, former intelligence chief, is arrested on suspicion of treason, feeling speculation, of a power struggle ah, hello, i'm mariam demising watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program, a $56.00 killed many more injured after an air strike. kids account for displaced people in ethiopia, tech right region, lease 22 people have been killed in pakistan. 10 of them children,
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after thousands of stranded overnight and a heavy snowstorm and unfolding in space, the telescope, scientists out on the back into the origins of the universe, clears its last major hurdle. ah, our situation in kazakhstan tonight is reported to be tense, but calm after a week of anti government violence. their thousands of russian troops are guarding strategic sites, including government buildings after being deployed in the region as part of a security alliance. but behind the scenes of former intelligence, chief curry must seem of has been arrested on suspicion of treason. and that feeling speculation of an internal power struggle. he is a 2 time former prime minister who worked closely with the previous president. no. so tanya's or by of, in a telephone call, the current president,
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cousin jim out to kind of told rushes vladimir putin, a situation is stabilizing, but quote, hotbeds of terrorist attacks persist. the unrest started on new year's day is a protest against fuel subsidies being lifted. but soon escalated into calls for broader regime change with violent clashes on the streets. roman forest walker as more now from tbilisi in georgia on the significance of a former intelligence chief being detained. what appears to be emerging is that kerry must seem of the head of the security services of cause extern. he was fired from his post early this week, but so was all of the government under the president. but now news emerging that he's been arrested and charged with treason, indicates that there appears to be a political power struggle that has been going on in catholic storm between president and the former president. no. so can, as by, of who,
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despite having handed over the presidency back in 2019, continues to wield significant power in the country and must seem of was one of his guys. now it seems that tough talk i have may have the upper hand having dismissed my theme of rescued my females and dismissed other figures from their rows including the former president as a buyer, who had the roll. it set had a chairman of the security council. now it seems that the car has the upper hand and he's doing that. it appears due to his agreements, clearly thrust out with vladimir putin who heads the security block that has been able so quickly to deploy to kazakhstan. so having russian backing, the hind jim appears to be a signal to all those in the political elite in kazakhstan, that sockeye of is now the managed, really in charge in control of all the leaves of power in, in the country. well, no overseas journalistic aren't being allowed into cause exxon algae. there is
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iranian grady is at the cassock border with kyrgyzstan min annette assault, thought lucas asked, and he had to, although authorities in kazakhstan have repeatedly confirmed that order has been restored. we've been receiving reports that the situation is unstable and volatile . from sporadic clashes to protest various locations up to the recurrent gunfire in and around almighty. we spoke to a number of cook astonished citizens who passed through the border crossing point behind me, and they describe the intensive security presence across the city and straits of kazakhstan, that an extensive search and arrest operations have not been interrupted with a total of $4500.00 people detain so far. well, the coke astonished we spoke to confirm that they themselves have been searched and their passports verified. otherwise they would have been detained. it should be noted that the former president nor sultan, as a bi of, has been absent from the political scene, is confirmed to be in the capital, according to his press office. and that he called on the people to stand by the
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side of the incumbent president tokai of, to break through the current crisis and maintain the countries unity in addition, has been announced that next monday will be a national day of mourning. so why then, was russia so quick to send troops to kazakhstan will, as former parts the soviet union, we have extremely close historic ties, many of which remain in place to day. russia shares a 7600 kilometer long land border with kazakhstan, where half the 90000000 strong population speak russian as their 1st language. has its don is the largest and riches to the former soviet republics in central asia. it has major oil and gas deposits, as well as uranium and precious metals, much of which is yet, which is yet to be exploited. russian oil companies and port in process the majority of cars, it's downs, crude oil, all russian space. missions take off and land from the by connor space bought in kazakhstan, built by the soviets in the 1950s, been leased by russia since the early ninety's. kazakhstan is the latest,
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the former soviet nations bordering russia, to be hit by social unrest. armina is revolution brought regime change in 2018, but better ration present. alexander lucas shanker managed to hold on to power by force in 2020 luka and chess gear. professor of erosion study says that marci mom's arrest is a sign of what might be in store us to understand this, the power struggle we seen play dark unfortunately in the st. dock of exciting the last week. a long sigh, very beautiful, but here you can report is being played along to fractions one headed by to call you the one if you want, connected to must see more in as a by large. so dear did this, lisa 1st less lead to home, a civil, really signals to us and to look of a clean relation into the war, the lug that the to call your function read this a board to run is actually warm,
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may seem obvious not, and includes a very both the 2nd move both metrics on after to call you and the most reasonable as a by so it really tells us that to struggle, at least for the moment, has been seen by congress or what opening now. it's an awful, cassandra, which we're going to see very much. so kind of each charge. ah, now at least 56 people have reportedly been killed in an air strike in ethiopia, north, and take my region. strike hit a camp for internally displaced people in the town of dead, a bed near the era tray and border at least 30 others were injured and new attack, which happened late on friday. according to aid work as the camp host, many children and elderly women and people were unable to escape because it was
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completely dark. only talk came shortly after the ethiopian government announced it was releasing a number of high profile political prisoners, including members of the to grime, rabble forces. government officials said it was time to promote national dialogue after more than a year of war with the to grind rebels. the conflict has divided the country. it's killed thousands and displaced millions from their homes. to clay gap are michael as a writer for to got dot com, which documents war crimes and to grind, believes the prisoner releases nothing more than a p. r. stunt by the prominence darby ahmed. some numbers in the international community went into party mode, saying that this is in the right direction and that the pressure they have been they have been mounting and be hot bone out truit on this was positive news and signal what is to come, but go to ruined the party a couple of hours later,
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which was that he sent his newly acquired into wisdom to gripe and reign bombs. 256 people and wondering what done. i think a few people in the strike. i think it's important to see that release of the prisoner in its proper context of the past month, tens of thousands of to grounds and aroma around was being jailed in the something about unknown by releasing about i think 6 people 73. yesterday, he tried to create a positive environment around him to kind of chris roost that international community that he was interested in. the go see ation on resolution does a complete life. in fact, he continue doing what he had been doing, which is bombing on trying to advance about me. totally interested, right? speak on. the troops are trying to enter into the right to grant. i've managed to
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to want to resist. at least 22 people have died and pakistan kenneth and the children after getting trapped in their vehicles overnight in the middle of a heavy snowstorm. thousands it flocked the mountain resort town of murray, the capital of lama. bye to see the snow. men had ignored warnings, advising them not to go outside or kind of where the military was then called in to help with rescue efforts come on, hider is in islamic bond. dens of thousands of papers decided to go to the station. mary, and i did also of a popular tourist destinations, especially during the winter when people come to watch the snow. but there's also a, an example of that make failure because according to their, for about a $100000.00 acres right into that station. i have a station that has narrowed road. they were wanting heavy, you know, and that led to our georgia catastrophe because people was stuck in their way. her
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entire family lives. we're getting reports of care because of the reading, read the record robot. heaps of no particular read the system had left damage in the doctor along the quarter. larry, but particularly up in the mountains because we have reported to fall off. no, i had been reported in certain areas of the avalon chair, the landslides have blocked the road, and god had led to the chief minister now declaring an emergency there, guard in the interior minister gordon. the patter military voted in the military to come and help rescued people. and of course, to top more people from going to die at his station. india has reported its highest number of daily covered cases since may is the only con, varying overtakes delta in most cities that it would just under 142000 new infections and 24 hours and 285 death that takes the official total number of
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people have died from the virus in india to more than 480000 new delhi and several other cities have now imposed. we can confuse close schools and ordered most shops to reduce their opening hours. have any mid town has more from new delhi when one of jellies business market that today back a deserted look at the rest of the city. because laws shop, public parks are all closed because starting this weekend, which is saturday and sunday in india, there is a weekend for you in the national capital. what use is that unless people have an absolutely important reason to step out like going to the hospital or traveling, they have to stay at home. of course, essential services like hospitals and food deliveries will continue, is now delhi already has the maximum number of restrictions in the country. a few weeks ago the government imposed in nice car fuel and also kills down school cinema
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halls. and jims, the city also slash restaurant capacity because of the rising rate of over $900.00 infection. other states have also set up tubs. so in sudden india, the seat of thumb allowed will have locked down on sundays and the stage of good not to go, which is also in sudden indo. we'll have a weekend caution lighting for the next 2 weekends. the state of marashi has the highest number of over 900 cases. many of these are coming from in just financial hub, which is mon both. what's really wanting authorities is many of these cases are coming from the cities poorest. the city is home to a, chas. largest slum which is seeing its highest single. there's $530.00 should beginning of the plan damage for now. the government that has rules out a complete loss stat for you on the program. now that joke avenge his lawyers is saying he had a vaccine exemption because he had covered in december. though he doesn't appear to have taken any social distancing measures when he attended public events.
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and how a new younger generation in south korea is taking out. because the wells longest running human rights protest. ah hey there, thank you for tuning in here. sure weather report will begin in asia. we're a wind direction, has pops up the temperature in tokyo to 12 degrees. we have some stow and flurries across the western side of her condo, but nothing like we saw just a few days ago. a take note of the temperatures in sol, 4 degrees for now doesn't sound bad, right. but we take a peek at the 3 day forecast. comes crashing down to just a high of minus 3 on tuesday. really ra, feeling day 2 because we'll be dealing with the northwesterly when gusting to about 35 kilometers per hour. central china, those showers will peter out. shanghai mostly cloudy day for you with the high of 8
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degrees. the ne monsoon given us some rain for coastal sections of vietnam pretty much annoy close to hutchins city, but hotel in city will be dry with the high of 32 degrees. southeast asia are usual plentiful storms here, rain filling in across s, sumatra, java, and also popular all of these places we have seen flooding lately, so we got to be on the lookout for even more of that. could see some tropical development toward the northeast of australia also around the solomon sea. we'll keep tabs on that. but what, whether from can straight down to victoria state and for new zealand, white in the south, mostly dry in the north and look that this kid's been has a high of 30 degrees on sunday stake. we'll see you soon. ah. with toll technology can help tackle the spread of coated 19, but all tech solutions, the best solutions you're starting, something that seems like it's in public health and very quickly becomes about
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measuring people what data is being collected. where is it being for? it's holly re, looks at the limits of track 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 hailed are locked down on al jazeera blue. ah, welcome back. a look at the top stories this out now, and after a week of anti government unrest, cause it sounds. former intelligence chief curry massey, mom has been arrested on suspicion of treason, feeling speculation, of a power struggle among the ruling elite. at least 56 people reportedly been killed
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in an ass strike that hit a camp for internally displaced people in ethiopia, north and t, y region. it came shortly after the ethiopian government announced it was releasing a number of high profile, political prisoners. and $22.00 people, including 10 children have died in pakistan after their vehicles got trapped over night in a snowstorm. thousands travel to a mountain resort town to see the unusually heavy snow, ignoring extreme why the warnings when the u. k, the number of people killed by the corona viruses. the starter. the pandemic has now passed a 150000 the highest death toll in europe. u. k reported 313 new deaths over the last 24 hours. arise of 84 from the previous day over the past week, more than 1200000 people have tested positive for the virus. arise of over 10 percent from the week before. and then the number of people being admitted to hospital in the united states with coven 19 is also rising. driven by the highly
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infectious on the convent, there were more than 900000 cases reported in the last day, and over 2 and a half 1000 deaths. health regulators of wanting that more children under the age of 5 or not yet eligible to be vaccinated are now being admitted to hospitals, which are already short staffed, or shebra tansy joins us live now from washington and sharp as it appears to be a trend that we're seeing here in the u. k. but also where you are that though, on the con, symptoms appear to be less severe hospitalizations. arising, particularly among very young simply because, and these as far as the, the, the raw numbers are concerned to people being admitted to hospital because so many people are being, being infected with on the card. as you said, it is less severe. it is less severe than delta, it doesn't require hospitalization, in most cases. but when you have a spike like that off of cases, even a small percentage of that. you've got very small percentage off cases. the bureau
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quality is enough to tax health authorities because they're just so many we should contextualize some of these figures there because actually what we're hearing is a lot of these numbers. for example, children under 5 without for $100000.00 in the us, up from 2 and a half. it $100000.00. all in part because people are being tested hospital having come into hospital for other conditions. and then when they're tested that found to be coven positive, because it is spreading so far. and actually, i don't. and with children in particular, that it's very rare, it would appear. there's severe illness as a result of coven. but both adults and children. these are what have been called incidental cove and patients that are going into hospital for other reasons, being tested and being found to be positive, and then main classes as, as a cobit patient. but that isn't quite what we're saying and you know what, what, what the reality is on the ground. but they are technically they, they definitely do have covered or may not necessarily been hospitalized because of
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covered. and as we know the, all the crowns virus is, is find a severe them filter. what about the c d c? the government agency, they've changed that guidelines around isolation again, what is the latest on that? so that's now down from 10 days isolation to 5 days, isolation and what raised eyebrows. there was, it's 5 days. isolation with no need to take a test. i mean, in the science as long said that we know that people are infectious in either just immediately before the symptoms. and just for the 1st few days and the and by, by day 5, you're probably not spreading it any more. but you might well be positive and open and that was just kind of concerned, well wait a 2nd, you know, how do they come to this conclusion that you don't need to test that he will? is that perhaps because there are other tests in it? is there something pops political imagination here at work? there's a lot of pressure on rachelle when i get the cdc and it's the white house. i'm scientists, cdc, apparently who are leaking to the press of arrow, very unhappy with messaging that she's getting mixed messages. the scientists of
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the cdc, even say she's all going through proper channels to make decisions. but if anything actually that, that particular decision made you wonder whether she was, she was corporate it with the white house because of the reality of the situation on the ground here in the u. s, which is the bite administration, did not prepare to have lots of self tests and testing available widely in the u. s . by completely happy to leave it to the free market. and you know that the profits of pharmaceutical companies and everything else. so there are a lot of questions here about not just show will end sky, but also the bite administration as a whole of the messaging of the by did ministration in general. it was just, you know, at the beginning of summer i was sitting here and biden was announcing the pandemic was over just as the chrome was hitting hastings. i'll africa. well, the question is to go around, but you can see that the administration ends being laptop in the media here of focusing on show what i'm ski and they say shall undertake some media training. thank you very much. robert. have a reporting test from washington that now to hong kong i the leader of the territory carry lamb this order and inquire into the behavior of 13 senior
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government officials. after emerge they went to a party or 2 of the guest tested positive for corona virus. lamb said the investigation will look into whether there's been any breach of discipline from their attendance. marty was on monday and it was for the birthday of a city delegate to the national legislature and had a guest list of 170 people. it took place before new restrictions on social life aimed at curbing over cases, but it came after lamb appealed to the public to avoid large gatherings. meanwhile, court documents revealed that tennyson of jokers which tested positive for covert last month, his lawyer saying that's why he had a vaccine exemption to enter australia trying to appeal a deportation order. so he can play in the australian open next week. but his alexi o'brien reports, he doesn't appear to have done much self isolating after his test. a mask. las novak joke of ich, pictured at events the day after his lawyers say he tested positive for coven 19.
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the world number one was seen hugging children at a tennis center in his native serbia and spoke at an event for his foundation. his lawyers say the positive result on december 16th means the tennis power house had a medical exemption to enter astray leah. to play in the open later this month. he thought, along with the guidance from tennis draw, you know, all players. that's one of those that were vaccinated. while the wise i could get around our entry into australia wasn't tested. austin, to target in the past 6 months when they were exempt home getting vaccinated and could answer the country without warning. but on wednesday, as trillion border officials told jock of it, it wasn't enough for an exemption. he was stopped at the border, his visa cancelled. and is now an immigration detention and melbourne ahead of a hearing on monday. o. protest is have gathered outside
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the hotel, pledging the support for the 34 year old athlete. the longer it goes on a we're not, is not re joker that has never revealed his vaccination status and has been a vocal opponent vaccine mandates. the visa controversies led to a sporting and diplomatic dispute, a serbia accusing australia of treating jock of it like a prisoner. he had all the assurances that his visa paperwork was in order and confidently announced his departure for melvin. during his 24 hour flight, things took a dramatic turn and it appears that his arrival became a political hot potato between the victorian state governments and the federal government to both wanted to rid themselves of responsibility for his visa.
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junker, which isn't the only athlete, has been caught up jake player and out of are a cova, was detained in the same hotel. she left the country after her visa was also revoked. following issues with her medical exemption joker that she had travelled to australia seeking to win his record breaking 21st grand slam singles title. he's asked for alternative accommodation, so he can still train for the event. that request has been denied, alexia bryan, elses era. now a political party that brought down a party in south africa, celebrating its $100.00 and 10th anniversary. the presence or i'm opposed to miss the ruling african national. congress needs a revamp. high levels of policy and corruption of widespread and politicians, i'm fulfill promise is made to black south africans, corruption allegations against gel, former president jacob's humor of also tarnish the a, and sees image. firstly, we must build a social compact to decisively address that big
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challenge of unemployment and poverty not working with or social partners. we must accelerate economic recovery and reconstruction and ensure that social services are provided to all citizen a saudi princess and her daughter have been detained without charge for nearly 3 years. has been set free, 57 year old, best not been sound and her daughter. so who went missing in march? 2019 princess best mar, later appeared on social media sang she was being held captive in the capital. riyadh officials have not filed any charges, will provide an explanation. princess is the youngest child of the late king sowed and has campaigned for women's rights. 30 years ago, protested in south korea, started a movement to draw attention to the plight of so called comfort women. they are demanding compensation for koreans who are sexually enslaved before and during the
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2nd world war. and some activists fear. the survivors may never live to see justice as florence louis reports. they were called comfort women. a term used to describe women and girls forced to work in brussels run by the japanese military. it's estimated up to 200000 girls and women from asia was sexually enslaved. they enjoyed rapes, beatings, even murder. those who survived often had to live with the stigma. a significant number were from korea, a former colony of japan. and it's here in south korea that the walls longest running protest continues to take place. each wednesday around noon survivors activists and ordinary citizens have gathered in front of the former japanese embassy in soul to demand an apology and compensation from the japanese government . this year some survivors sent video messages as cove at 19 concerns prevented
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them from attending in person. oh, japan insist that it never forcibly dragged us out of korea and never made us suffer, but i demand they stop lying and be honest. thou only 13 of the women still alive in south korea, 100 buildings, grandmothers passing away without receiving a proper apology and compensation. let's fight until the japanese government gives an official apology and legal reparations are made so that the lives and cries of the grandmothers are not in vain. 6 years ago, japan and south korea reached an agreement. japan apologized and provided nearly $9000000.00 to a fund to help survive little. but that deal has largely fallen through. survivors were critical of it saying it prioritized money over a more sincere apology from japan. and when president moon j in took office, he effectively abandoned the agreement, signed by his predecessor,
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calling it seamlessly flawed relations between south korea and japan took a further dive. yet week after week, year after year, protest is remain undeterred in their quest for justice. as the demonstrations continue into a 3rd decade, a new generation of activists have taken up the fight for florence li al jazeera. the largest and most powerful telescope ever launched into space is now fully deploys. completing what nasa describes is the most daunting search project ever attempted. second to the 2 primary mirror wings on the $10000000000.00 james webb telescope has been unfold. the mirror is 6 and a half meters across and had to be folded to fit into the nose cone for last month . lift off capable of seeing the 1st stars and galaxies that formed 13 and a half 1000000000 years ago. emotional about it,
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an amazing milestone receipt. beautiful pattern out there in the sky. and now almost complete. of course it needs to watch. but what an amazing mouse. just ahead of it. a 178 out of 100. 78 of these. you know actuators that had to fire the right way and just so amazed and then all out this teen ah, just a quick look at the main stories we're following. now. the situation in kazakhstan tonight is reported to be tense, but relatively quiet after a week of anti government violence that russian troops that guarding many of the strategic sites. but the powerful former intelligence she of korea must seem, all has been arrested on suspicion of treason. robin 1st year, walker explains he was fired from his close study this week, but so was all of the government. i'm the president.
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