and then it would be a sport, know that chunk of which is also the immigration detention of the federal court in australia overturned the visa cancellation and of the africa cup of nations. one of the tournament favorite finagle open their accounts with a very late victory. ah, us and russian diplomats of wraps up the 1st meetings and a week of diplomacy aimed deescalate the tensions on ukraine's border. the russian foreign minister called the discussions complex. moscow has spent the last few months gathering its forces on ukraine's eastern flank racing fears about an invasion. speaking a short time ago, the u. s. deputy secretary of state said russia assured her it would not launch military action. let's go live now to rose. jordan, who's falling that story out of washington? so we're approaching the end of day one in geneva rose. is it too early to say

whether they've made any progress at all? well, the deputy secretary of state wendy sherman, was not going to say that this meeting this 8 hour long meeting with us sergey rubicon, and his delegation was a success. she did say that the conversations were frank were blunt, aware, quite forthright. and that both sides o spelled out their concerns. now the question, according to deputy secretary sherman, is whether the russians will take up the americans offer to try to talk more to try to continue these discussions. what did not come up was the question of what to do about ukraine, except for the russian a vowel that it wasn't going to invade that country. she essentially said that we'll have to see what happens. and as far as all these big issues are concerned, it is the realization that we think rose on the part of both sides. that if they

break down the big issues in some senses, it might be easier to deal with individual issues one at a time. well i think that the u. s. certainly recognizes that all of these issues are distinct issues, even though they are all gonna conflated and certainly they are being conflated in the yob, in the public got mindset. but wendy sherman is an experienced negotiator and she made it very plain that each form is going to have its own particular set of issues that she wasn't going to mix one issue with another, because that was simply confused the situation. and it's not going to lead to what the u. s. wants to see happening in western europe. the u. s. is interested in maintaining a nato's, a independence, as well as countries ability to choose whether to join the alliance. the secretary, the deputy secretary also made it very plain that the u. s. has long had issues

with russia's treatment of ukraine and that those questions are going to come up in their own flora with ukrainians involved in the discussion. so this is something that she also noted isn't going to be fixed overnight, not just the matter of ukraine, but the matter of russia's breaking of the enter a mediator. missiles are treating, trying to get back to that process, she said will not happen overnight, is going to take a lot of technical de negotiation and it could take go weeks if not years to restore that treaty. so, very, very cautious. but of sherman said that she's in the business of looking for results. rose, many thanks, ross, children, that joining life from washington. well, nato is said to hold its own talks with russia on weapons. diana had of those discussions, the secretary general again, stilton book again warned moscow about it's true build up. russia submitted her

build up continuous and with 10, so houses over combat the read, the troops armed with the have the capabilities on friday natal for him in his is cold again. the russia to remove its forces from ukraine and from your borders. demonstrate transparency on de escalate. any further aggression against ukraine would call at the high political on economy price. petro the golf skier is a senior fellow at the democratic initiatives foundation. he explains what russia wants to achieve. i see you that 3 major goes russian. actually today the 1st on is kind of mine in the united states among the european countries and try to show that the united states is ready to discuss. very important to us security issues with an offer you find that the kinds of things to get with it

often. secondly, that russia wants to show defiance of any future station and also wants to demonstrate that you are implemented that the regulate selectively to the collect european nation like germany, utility reducing, all cutting off i got supplied. and one of the most important goals right now for the roster in these negotiation is to discourage the united states army central european nations that the joint need to optimal united. and that was what today very clearly, that was this message was made today were literally about discarded. united states army sandstone, european nations, a russia doesn't recognize that it is as far as part of the conflict in the ukraine . you've tried to pretend that it's a civil war and you're trying to hide the,

the presence of the regular russian troops on the ground. so that means that there be all talks that can start only after the moment the rush i recognize is actually it's a part of the conflict. and this is the most difficult task for the american and for the family limit to very rations that gets better to recognize that we are in war right now. then to deny this back to continue preparation for the new invasion, the president of catholics on, pardon me, as described days of anti government protest as an attempt to qu casem jo me out to kayak, says he then as a new government line up on tuesday, the russian president vladimir putin says peacekeeping troops sent to quell the violence in the former soviet state will stay until the situation. in his words, stabilize is completely at least a 160 people were killed at 8000 arrested. ben last week's protest spot by rising fuel prices and continuing authoritarian rule is to use

a group of armed militants who were waiting in the wings joined the action. the main goal became obvious, the undermining of the constitutional order, the destruction of the institutions of government, the seizure of power. we are talking about an attempt to do who de tell us robin christie walker has more now for me to be see in ga, this meeting that took place between the heads of the c s t. i remember states i was really about showing that they consider this deployment that catholic st onto has been overrule, rather an important success story for the security president took, i have said really that he owed it to the arrival of c s t. i a military contingent, the 1st aircraft because they had prevented the so called group since bandits and terrorists from progressing further with their attempted coo and taking control of the administrative centers around catholics.

now it really remains for president because as far as he's concerned for the so called anti terror operation to continue it's clean up. and it's to suits of all those people accused of involvement in the violence that we saw take place, you know, marty, and in other cities across context on earlier this week. well, staying with that story, maureen struthers is amnesty international director for eastern europe and central asia. she says, history is repeating itself a cause of some sentence and style detained in a prison. it's political opposition, longer term up to this years using these counter terrorism. an extremely large and very broad and vague whatsoever it's deeply concerning. and of course, if you course on the said, there are, according to the ministry of the interior,

a close to a 1000 people to change. now in color were very concerned about my chest that they have access to a 1000000 of their choice as soon as possible. but i'm afraid that what we've seen so far doesn't point to, to a very good future. i'm in touch with a blog or a satirical longer who station criminal prosecutions were having like high just jokes about the president several months ago. so really it has a stylish reporter, was citing one of who wants to hang on to any vestige of human rights petition. it's not to make sure that both of the chain to have access to a fair trial, and that the government stops blaming the free media and human rights to tell

us for being behind this agenda, which protest one that started as a peach for one. but then turned us more still to come here on the user, including me and mas ousted leader on sunset cheese found guilty of illegally possessing walkie talkies and sentence to more jail time and victory for them. as well as opposition in the battle for varina state. at a while finished the nfl regular season, the best be action later, insult ah . a caught in me in law has sentence the astutely to anson sushi to 4 years in jail. sushi was on trial for illegally possessing walkie talkie radios and breaking corona virus restrictions. the sentence comes on top of a 2 year jail term handed done in december. his 20 chang as

she cast her ballot in 2019 election, it looked as if me on mars. democratic future was assured, 14 months later, hunks and so she may well spend the rest of her life in detention. darwin's indeed, 2 hours after the latest round of sentencing amounts to an extra 4 years. in addition to a previous sentence, 2 years, 2 of the cases in which he was found guilty with the illegal possession of walk, he took his a charge that some say is an example of how trumped up the accusations against her are those walkie talkies belong to the body guards provided to her by the ministry of home affairs and guest who runs the ministry home affairs. it's a, it's a ranking military officer per the 2008 constitution. so, you know, the military should be actually charging itself with malfeasance in bringing in on license walkie talkies rather than the person who's a house. they happened to find them in hung, san sushi and her party, the national league, the democracy of one every election in myanmar since 2012 by

a substantial margin. if as the military government has proposed, new elections are held, she would be a very difficult opponent to beat. although her international reputation was tarnished when she appeared to defend the actions of yeah, mars military fritz crack down against for a hang of muslims. she remains an icon for democracy at home, but despite her detention for the past 11 months, resistance to the military coup, remain strong. whether it be all, should she or the president of me and more or any one else of the thousands and thousands who have been arrested in the chain and are facing trumped up charges. ah, i enough is enough. this is unacceptable. and will not be accepted by, by the international cri age 76 anson. so she has already spent decades of her life and attention this latest sentence. and the outstanding charges she still faces could remove her from the political stage for the foreseeable future. ah, but

a new generation of protest as has taken to the street since the military coup, their persistence suggest they'll continue the fight for democracy with or without phone. tony chang, how deserve to restart is a founder of the alternative assay, a network on burma. she says, su cheese incarceration will continue to motivate pro democracy activists to rise up against the military. there's been a huge amount of domestic outrage, although most people did expect that to cheat will be sentenced. will be subjected to further jail sentences. but i think what was shocking was that the who controlled court actually impose the sanctioned valley 48 hours after controversial visit. this is made who and send the chair and ask in itself

a laughing stock. we've seen over this whole weekend, and probably all of this week is the continuing continuing protest. and what people are doing, the sites banging pots and pans for which they've been arrested. is also what we call slash small, lightnings. what we call lightning strikes, where people all over the country has actually gone out on the streets to wave bennett. and some places which were being bombed, people actually having what they call in the strike, where they actually held the track and post the cell fees of themselves, holding protest in their homes at the hit from the tech this summer will go on. there's been a whole wave of new activism and new young leaders coming up incredibly brave and incredibly progressive. let's not forget that. in the month of december, he saw lit again and the officials more than 20 and know the officials was sentenced to the gym terms. so we do need to understand that shutting down the the

is not the end of the movement. in fact, this movement is stronger than ever. no position in venezuela is celebrating an election when one of the biggest strong holds of the ruling socialist party in what was a rerun vote, the opposition challenger. sergio karita beats jorge are easier to become governor of the state of breen, us. it's the birthplace of the late president will go travers and ruled by his party for the past 22 years is to raise a book, disbelief and joy at the opposition headquarters in the state of readiness. people celebrated anton late at night the victory of the opposition candidate, or with that of the ruling socialist party in the home state of venezuela's, former president welsh alleys or yeah, mean acted? garvey, new st. hilarious, n. betty ness made history on sunday mornings really of the world has its eyes on

burritos and we can show with strength and unity what we have achieved. we surpassed adversity in spite of the obstacles we encountered. i want to recognize the brave people of baroness that the ruling socialist party won in mo, stay doing local elections last november. that this is the 2nd time people, hetty, to the poles, to elect local authorities in body. now, after another opposition candidate was disqualified by the country's highest court and the re run was announced january 9th, buddy and as he said, crucial state for the socialist party. it's the birthplace of all cherries and has been run by his family for over 20 years. my little government picked for my foreign minister, henry assa as a socialist candidate and deployed more than 24000 security personnel to secure the elections. people in venezuela are going through a devastating economic crisis. 5000000 people have left the country and most of those who state are struggling with inflation and poverty terminal john doe. we are

fighting, not just for a change in governor, but also for a fundamental change in bertina society in venice wayland society. now, after the death of command, the chavez, things have become chaotic. the government of nicola, my ludo, is under pressure by the international community to guarantee free elections. and any say, sundays vote could be a turning point if you guessing that, but then the government has invested so much in this election. all their power was in between us losing it could inspire voters to go to the opposition and to stop believing that through elections. there could be change that were years away from the presidential elections, but this may definitely help them in the years ahead o d. o position. the result is a significant victory, but he's still a long way from winning the presidential seat. it is, i will answer. cedar will staying in latin america, the u. s. and the you have to day impose new sanctions on nicaragua and officials

after elections that have been described as rigged becomes on the same day. the president daniel ortega is said to be sworn in for a 4th term. he was re elected in november in a vote that the u. s. m. e e. you called a sham several opposition candidates were arrested during the campaign, and independent election observers were banned. joining us here on the news our is our latin america, ada salisia newman. she's in the chilion capital santiago and to see that these are sanctions, what kind of impact will they have? well, i spoke just a short while ago till one of the of the top opposition leaders who was in exile now a neighbor in costa rica, monica as well that know she was a former gorilla leader, an ally of course, of daniel ortega during the original insurrection and sandinista revolution of the 19 seventy's and eighty's. and she says that these sanctions will be and what wills are serving as a moral boost to their nicaraguan people. she says that at least that way they know

that the international community is watching closely. what happens in that country, the state, or the lack of democracy in nicaragua, but in practical terms, as she says, it will do very little. it will have very little impact in changing the actions of president daniel ortega, whom the international community at large seems to believe one through a fraud or rather didn't win, did not hold a real transparent and legitimate election because practically all of the competitive opposition candidates were imprisoned before that election was held. and as mister ortega goes in to boss, is now a 4th term. what will be the, the key factors that we'll have to be aware of. i mean, what will be the main takeaways from his administration? ah, we'll have to see 1st of all, this is his 4th consecutive administration but not but his actual fits time in

office. he was president also in the late 19 eighties. but with the real question is, how will he be able to govern with so much opposition? nicaragua, is it to main trading partners? are the united states and the european union, both groups and it will also canada. so we have north and north america and europe, promising to tightened the pressure on that government while at the same time he does have support from countries like russia, china, and venezuela. so, and cuba, of course, who's president is going to be attending that inauguration. so will one be able go out, oh outweigh the other, that's something we'll have to see. nicaragua is the poorest country after havi in all of the americas. so it is a country that needs help. it needs money and it needs trade the see a thank you very much this year newman, they're joining slo, from santiago to europe. the netherlands has

a new government almost 10 months after parliamentary elections. these have been the longest coalition talks in the country's history. the government is made up of the same for coalition partners that were forced to step down last year after a child care benefit scandal. step varsity reports now from the hague. after being sworn in by king william alexander, prime minister marker to start his 4th term in office. but it's the longest serving european lead us to gather with victor alban from hungary and nearly the longest serving prime minister in dutch history. a have to give us the feeling that he c o one. but it is in new era. every new ideas and which term now maybe with, with, with, to try her to be again, are connected, were to people can do that. i don't know. the speaker. oh, the netherlands has become increasingly polarized into start at the pandemic with

nearly weekly anti government protests. dozens of protest as hallo, rally during the cabinet inauguration. the 1st issue on the agenda is to regain trust. research shows that trust and politics, politicians, and state institutions has gone down from 70 percent to 29 percent in the past. here. the main question is now can the same prime minister and the same coalition party when this back after this government was forced to resign early last year. the new cabinet looks very much the same as the old one. but instead of putting a cap on spending, this one aims to allocate billions of dollars to climate policies and housing and aims to be more pro european. many dodge photos aren't impressed. i think it will be the same as last. so if, if the prime minister stays to say, say, put on me totally nothing, i don't expect anything at all. it's gone, get any worse than it is already. the main frustration is the way the government

does handle to cope with pandemic, compared to other european nations. the netherlands has trick lockdown measures in place. the public places shops and restaurants closed due to high infection rates and a late start of the boost the campaign. what i experienced in the netherlands is a political leadership that really follows the trans in society rather than leads it. it seems that in the netherlands, looking at the poles and looking at the sentiment in the end in the, in the population is more important for your political decisions in the next 3 weeks than really having a vision and leading the population to destination. while many hope that this government will offer a long term vision to handle the pandemic, the current locked down, which is in place until the end of this week, will most likely be extended, steadfast and al jazeera. the hake heaters in somalia have reached the deal to complete parliamentary elections by february the 25th. the votes been delayed for months now. threatening the country stability relations between the president

mohammed from joe and the prime minister mohammed roblis, our 10 so macho suspended roughly last month. but he's refused to step done. he accuses the president violating the constitution. or don't you say is an economics lecturer at the university of buffalo school of management. she says the election is a good move forwards for somalia, but it won't resolve all its problems. somalia is a relatively young country, but it's, it is. recent history has, has been impacted by many factors including post colonialism, dictatorship, civil war, natural disasters, and computing international um amps. yes. um. so malice on borrowed time, there is no more time to continue on the same a broken path, holding all our eggs in the election basket for that matter. in the political basket. it is significant to have election in february because the whole country is

stagnate, stagnant, waiting for an election, a paradigm shift, whoever god will is to come, will come, but things have to move, move in this uncompromised corner a situation the company finds itself today. you know, as you know, there is a, there is a, a conflict between the president and the prime minister. and for a while there's been a stab gore relationship. one day i reconcile and then something breaks, which is characteristic of a country like somalia, that is a half many years, are many, many areas of traumatized polarized population. nonetheless, whether we're gonna have a good election, fair and free election is out of the question. the current difference between the prime minister has to do with the way election is supposed to be handled and has to do with who's going to be in charge of the security for the country. still to come

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ah ah, exactly 13 minutes past the hour, you're watching the al jazeera and use out your headlights. the cadillac president has described days of anti government protests as an attempt to coo, more than 160 people were killed and almost 8000 others would tain, casem drama took high f. so skill to an heal announced a new government line up on tuesday. the u. s. m e, you have imposed new sanctions on the correct you and officials after elections that have been described as break to comes on the same day. president ortega is said to be sworn in for a 4th term. us and russian diplomats of wrapped up the 1st day of security talk

same to deescalate intentions on the board with crane. moscow has spent the last few months building up its forces on ukraine's eastern flank, bracing fears about an invasion us and his allies of want of strong measures. if russia launches military action. however, moscow wants guarantees that nature will not accept any new members and that ukraine will not be allowed to join the military alliance. his journey. hope it is an achievement of sorts. the talks between russia and the united states in geneva didn't end in failure. they were never likely to be a major success. but while russia insisted it had no intention of invading ukraine, there remains little sign of an immediate end to the crisis. it's not the situation we're ah, a deal breaker one way or another. he's in the vision. unfortunately, we have a great disparity in our principal approaches to these us and russia in some

ways, ah have or was it views on what needs to be done? us negotiators trod carefully. they promised they wouldn't be talk of ukraine security without ukraine present. this instead, a chance to air respective concerns and get a measure of russia's true intent with tensions at their highest since the end of the cold war points of dispute between russia and the u. s. are plentiful, but ukraine is perhaps most urgent. russia has supported a separatist conflict there for 8 years now, and the presence of a 100000 russian troops on ukraine's border threatens a new war in europe. russia wants legal guarantees that ukraine will never become a member of the nato alliance. a demand flatly rejected by western allies. on monday, ukraine's deputy prime minister met the nato secretary general talks with russia will widen on wednesday to include nato members in brussels. and then the

o. s. c. e. in vienna, on thursday. what russia is doing is tries to impose its agenda instead of returning to the negotiation table. and we have that very clearly that we will never compromise on the right for every nation in you'd have to choose his own path, including what kind of security arrangements in one, sir, to be a part of earlier rushes deputy foreign minister said, as did the u. s had not taken seriously. his countries demand that ukraine never be allowed to join nato. that's an ominous sign by continuing to press what is a solid western red line? russia may be showing its hand that president putin may not intend this week of talks to succeed at all, but rather to use them as a pretext for war. jona hall al jazeera millions of school children in uganda have finally returned to class. after almost 2 years. they've suffered the wells longest disruption to education because of the cupboard. 19 pandemic president,

you wary mas ebony credits. you can, does high vaccination rate for the reopening. there are concerned some pupils won't be returning after they got jobs or girls became pregnant. most public schools haven't offered virtual lessons since they closed in march of 2020 education sector as been he had ah, you know, it is one of the biggest sectors in the country. ah, having our own over 15000000 students in the country now are but diminished of education also tried to print our walk, which was distributed counterweight for the bed, is to see how do i says g r. that should win well at home? i think the schools have in have been closed and it has impacted us for so long and a lot. i'm depending on which how many you come from the poor, the poor children from poor families have had to go long days working on this to

other going to the market see their parents? others are staying home alone looking after their siblings as their parents work. and we have seen the number of pregnant girls increase the number now health care workers in india and people over the age of 60 and are eligible to have corona virus booster shots. army kron infections are being blamed. the highest number day the case is being reported. so far. experts fear a repeats of last year's high infection rates as traditional mask gatherings of worshippers are too soon. a reporter, poverty metal has worn out from you delhi. oh, this is one of the millions of most of those as being rows out in india as of now front line workers and people about 60 with underlying health conditions are eligible to receive these. there are 2 vaccine for this. the indian made, as susanna are called covey, she is, and the home grown vaccine called call vaccine. people are advised to get the same

vaccine. they got the last time i came in, they said letting board in for you to get back to me again because the case is aimed using and as it is 0 hypertensive. so we don't want to take any time. i think the booster will be helpful in boosting up with us once to get to the vaccine. the completed martin that 9 months, all of us have completed 10 months. and so i guess it makes sense for you guys to get the total jobs in india have now cross one and a half 1000000000 just last week, teams between 15 and 18. started getting there. those are, all of this comes as coven 19 cases, fuels by the on the current, very, have search across the country, fronting many states to step up restrictions. authorities have also suspended election valley ahead of state falls next month. no hospitalization from 4 with 19 had remained relatively low, especially among the vaccinated. while most eligible people have received their 1st

stores many often to receive the 2nd. so bridging that gap and getting more people to be fully vacillated is the big challenge and focus for the government. now to europe, anyone using public transport in italy has to show a vaccine certificate now before they can travel. as the government tries to stop the spread of cobra, the travel passes are available to everyone who's had both jobs or recently recovered from cobra. 19, the rise in the italian infection rate is particularly concerning teachers and students have gone back to school after the christmas holiday. the european union is under pressure to relax a rule that force his airlines to use or lose their airport landing slots. the lufthansa group says it will have to fly 18000 unnecessary flights this winter to comply. before the pandemic airlines were required to use 80 percent of their slots or risk losing them to a rival carrier. now that figure has been reduced to 50 percent staff under kiss

mca is the european commission spokesman for health, food safety and transport. he says the commission has been reducing slots to avoid having empty planes, a scar. she doesn't make sense to half empty planes flying around world does make sense economically. a doesn't make sense ecological that is clear and see exactly for this reason that the commission already 2 years ago has thinking 2 very important measures to avoid empty flights. flying all over the world. the 1st measure is the fact that we reduce the so called slot rules. normal times air, air operators, heft, use 80 percent of their slots to keep them for the next season. we reduce this a slow percent that she, the beginning of the pandemic, even to 0 over sense, because it began the pandemic as you may remember, almost or even 90 percent of civilization flights did not state police. and

gradually this was again increased and now it's 50 percent that has to be used by the airport operators. that's based on, on scientific elements that we have from euro control. we know that in the winter, this winter, already 73 to 78 percent of the flights before the pandemic, half started again. so with our 50 percent, we are well below what is now happening very difficult words to say that airports or air line operators do not have to use their slots when there are situations of a severe pandemic. as is the case now, in many parts of the world, the big majority parts of the world is considered to be high risk area. so in any case, airlines can also invoke this justify non use rule to not make use of the sauce. so we have a whole series of measures that we have taken to guarantee on the one hand that we

don't have empty flights, but on the other. and also to ensure your and my connectivity. the police in bangladesh say 5000 refugees are homeless following a fire on sunday in a ring camp, the blaze gotta 1200 homes in cox's bazaar. several camps, their house close to a 1000000 of the persecuted muslin minority in neighboring me, and more. many fled across the border to escape the genocidal military crack down there 4 years ago. it's estimated around 10000 people in the north west of my geri fled. village is attacked by gunman last week. at least 200 villagers were killed and the home set on fire exam far estate. the attacks followed government airstrikes on the hide outs of criminal gangs. the president bahama to bahati condemned the killings as an act of desperation by mass murderers. he's vowed to deploy more military resources to track them down here for on says suspended lights to the molly and capital because of security worries. it comes a day after west african regional,

the does impose new sanctions. echo was the said. it's in response to the decision by the military rulers, to stay in power for 4 more years. instead of holding elections next month, the interim government caused the sanctions. stupefying. is victoria gave me west africa is regional alliance equity meeting in the gwinnett capital across the issue being discussed. what if any new sanction should be imposed a marley because of delays to its democratic transition. equity chairman and president of garner made his new, clear in his opening statement. it is my expectation that we will take the appropriate decision that will advise the future. molly and our community. nashville, regional, an intern, as those figures are all a wage. in the result of our meeting, the leaders announced a raft of new sanctions on molly, including buddha closures, suspending financial transactions and withdrawing their ambassadors. the measures

are in response to molly's military leaders saying they plan to stay in power for 4 more years. instead of holding elections next month, love rural garcia. i'm glad you did let i. so i sank up as much as we are aware of the complexity of the situation in this country. we are convinced that all political, economic and social reforms aimed at rebuilding of molly could only be carried out by democratically elected authorities. when gentle leader kindly, semi glitter was swooning, last july following to military coups in less than a year, he sought to unite mullins and promised presidential elections would be held this year. but then 2 weeks ago, conference charged with recommending an election time table said the pole should be delayed by between 6 months and 5 years. echo us is already imposed sanctions of molly and officials. so will a new round make any difference, some analysts or skeptical. so i would our thoughts that request his lead as would

i view the batch more nuanced engaged approach ah, with the 1000000 leaders. i'm not too sure. and a to plenty of is that especially as we re re, jim is going to be very successful. molly's leaders selections can't be held next month because of security concerns. they also want time to draft a new constitution and put it before. vote is in a referendum. echo us as the delays or an acceptable. it's activated it stand by force and says it will be ready for any eventuality. victoria gay to be al jazeera at on again, is a senegalese journalist and a former director of information for echo was he says, france has been leading the decisions and not a co oscillators. emanuel government goes from just today to reject them. and the population, not only in money, been across africa, as it was the price my ex is c,

a was needed. leaders with us, you can go on country leaders will close their eyes. one of the neighboring country of money was i think, and getting people in a b, a i think what happened it should on they're not really the champion, the cost of development. they want to be and it should be great for problem solving problems that are really protected. and in the big problem, if the, if it was a decision made by themselves in almost 31 wouldn't accept the african leaders 200 a one problem. but we know that the thing,

as we must to my good, like from move for support managed to bring the front cover countries, a b which is one of the group we didn't call us to make this decision. and the 1st is that big for bringing a west to body get. so this would bring at least within the a west grouping. now the conflict in northern ethiopia was one of the topics discussed during a phone call between the u. s. president and ethiopia prime minister abbey, i met joe biden raised concerns about airstrikes in the region of to grey. and the latest incident, at least 56 people were killed in the town of deadbeats on friday. the united nations is called for a cease fire. fighting between the government and local forces in the region of to grey has killed thousands and displaced millions. the last 7 years were the warmest on record that's according to european climate scientists. the eas climate monitoring services,

calling for decisive action to reduce carbon emissions. it says levels of carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere where the highest ever in 2021. extreme weather events are becoming increasingly deadly. sport is coming up after the break, including monkey business on the ice with the n h l, p to see with that story and plenty more. when we come back, ah

ah ah ah ah, time for sports is peace. thank you peter. we'll start with the no bakovich saga,

and the wolf number one has resumed his preparations for next week's australian open. after having his visa cancellation overturned by federal court in australia, jacob, it's treated a picture of himself back on a tennis golden roads. i'm pleased and grateful that the judge overturned my visa cancellation. despite all that has happened, i want to stay and try to compete at the australian open. i remain focused on mass . i flew here to play at one of the most important events we have in front of the amazing fans in family, spoke in a news conference in serbia a couple of hours ago. and his mother said he was sentenced to torture. and the reference number one was released from immigration detention on monday. he supporters and detract surrounded a car, leaving his law teams officers earlier, which they believe was carrying the 20 time grand slam champion. but lawyers for the australian government say the minister for immigration can still use his personal powers to cancel jack of which of these are, it's now here from talk of which is brother, who's at that news conference in belgrade at the moment. and the whole process was

not about tennyson tournament and australia and open it was more about the justice being pulled out and above the things that they did in there. and you know, we're grateful for the justice system holds shelly and i'm sure that you know, the justice will go on and the truth will be truthful all the way we had it as, as her father and my father stated on serbian, we have just fewer love for all the world willows, surely know very close of his one at so many times. we've been there. we've been there so many times and will keep on coming by because we love the country. there's a lot of people from serbia and or all around the region sherry we've got nothing but work and we just have to think all. busy the people who, who have gathered in for hotels were huge, stayed out for so many days and today from the officers of his lawyers for all.

busy of the supports for love and peace, they've been saying to him because that's one of the key points. and one of the main reasons why we actually are sitting here today and why he actually want the case. yesterday we spoke to australian sports reporter blake johnson, who explained how junk of it's managed to win the case. a judge in the federal court did i decided to go to force officials at no one a point did not give mister joker beach not time to consider options when i did find him in the very early hours of thursday morning, given it was 4 o'clock in the morning locally, they said he had 20 minutes to make up his mind, or you're out of the country and we cancel your visa or you go to immigration detention. he asked for just a couple of extra hours to speak to tennis trailer and he's lawyers, initially that was granted, but a shift change by the board of holes officials. so those rules were neg, and he was forced to make a very quick decision in the end that was enough for the judge to decide that basic cancellation should itself be cancelled. i think the wides,

panning out is not particularly savory for everybody involved. the federal government, the state government tennis, another job which they had seems to be some serious mistakes or at least miscommunications might. and it's left, you know, one of the world's best tennis pies in limbo essentially. and now it's sort of falling between the cracks legally. and you could probably argue ethically as well . ref l madell is called job, which is visa control. c a circus ahead of next week. so straight open the spam, it's all the spanish radio station that justice has spoken. following the court's ruling ref, i believe the fairest thing to do is to allow a joke which to play in the 1st grand slam of the year. now, one of the players who supported job, which was in detention, that's nic curio says, court corona virus. he's participation at the australian open is now in doubt of catching the virus a week before his home grand slam. now at the africa cup of nations, highly rated, senegal had to wait until the 97th minutes. finally get past zimbabwe. in monday's

early match, the same bob wins held firm until a penalty was completed with time. all but up been a buffalo, some a man familiar to fans of the premier league. saudi manet stepped up to ensure a one no wind for the team. no. and as the lions of to wrangle won't surprise you to know that those are senegalese fan. said that rating back in deco finagle returned to action on friday against guinea. now speaking of the gin eons, they have opened their account of this year's tournament. a c, r garcia, le, knitting the only goal of the game against malawi, also in buffalo. so that was in group b over in group c, morocco defeated garner one all in their opening matching. he owned a for sophie an bu fall who placed anji in league and france school. the goal for the atlas lions rocca hoping to win 1st ask on title since 1976. now does

a wild finish to the regular season of the nfl with 5 teams jostling for the last 2 blue spots in the a f. c. among them, the las vegas rated to be the charges on sunday, with a field goal. and the last play of overtime, daniel colson, for carrying a 3532, waiting to clinch one of those 2 remaining a. if the wildcard boots for the raiders. but the indianapolis colts must out when they suffered a sharp loss to what to believe worth 15, the jacksonville jaguars. they also opened the door for the steelers to sneak into the front of the baltimore ravens, and the se, the san francisco 49 is in the wild card spot with a come back. whenever the rams robbie gould kicked the 24, we on field go with 2 minutes and 48 seconds left and over time that put the 49 is 2724 up rookie corner back ambrey thomas. when intercepted a while in the dying 2nd, to secure that player place. australian golf a kevin smith secured

a record breaking victory at the tournament of champions in hawaii. smith made a booties and did not drop a shot, and he's fine around to finish the 34 on the part. that's the lowest school in pga to a history. it beats the previous mark that by ernie l. since 2003 smith held up the challenge of will number one, john rami finished one stroke behind. a long awaited return in the n b a. as clay thompson finally stepped back on, caught the golden state warriors after more than 2 years away. thompson hadn't played since injuring himself in the 2019 n b a finals, but he was back in the starting line for the warriors against leven cavaliers. and he got golden states 1st. basket of the night is called a total of 17 points to how beside, when, by 14 and finally, it's pretty common for an n h l team to welcome a special guest to the ice for the ceremonial pack drop. but the anaheim ducks to go to another level, really in a monkey for the moment, the los angeles angels rally mascot skipped the monkey business. and in

a swift job of delivering the pack to the 2 captains, a ducks went on to beat the detroit red wings for 3 in a shootout. i'll leave it there for now. more sports needs a little bit less of his pizza was he then thanks for. i marked this. he has golden globes. have turned all dark for the 1st time in decades. the usually star started event was not broadcast live a public relations crisis. took the event off line, rob reynolds reports on how the globes have lost their lustre. the glitter and glamour of the golden globes. the hollywood foreign press associations annual awards blow out was one of the film world favorite events until that is an enormous controversy blew up over the h f. p. a's near total lack of racial diversity and questionable ethical behavior among its members that sent alias stars, fleeing sponsors, opting out and it's broadcast or dropping the ceremony like a hot rock. so for 2022. no red carpet, no celebrity audience, no host,

no tv show, and not even an internet live stream. pardon me, feel so bad for them because they can't quite seem to get on the right foot. make it as james ralph say they can't get on the good. you know what i me the h f e a has announced changes including expanding its membership, just like the academy of motion pictures did after the oscar. so white outrage in 2015 with studios including warner media, netflix and amazon cutting ties. some in the industry think the organizations days are numbered. there's been so much damage to the organizations, reputation in the membership and this and that, that i'm not so sure they can recover from this. as for the awards themselves, the power of the dog, one best picture drama, rosen place out here. p swing. who kidman in being the ricardo's one best actress. sorry. i got a lot for a 2nd hand. the best actor in

a drama ward went to will spin for his role in king richard marquis 3 golden globes . non ceremony which happened at this swanky hotel behind me was more bad news for the film industry is traditional business model. with a new survey showing nearly half of all pre pandemic moviegoers, and i'm buying tickets anymore, and some of them will be staying home or good. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles . that's it for me for this news. our barbara sarah is next from london with more of the day's news from me. pete adobe, and everyone on the late team here and go. our thanks for watching london is next week. we'll see you very soon. bye bye. ah ah.

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russia says there was no progress on ruling out ukrainian membership of nato at talks of the us to east pensions on its border with ukraine. this says vladimir putin claims victory and defending kazakstan and promises to protect the leaders of other ex soviet states from so called the color revolutions. ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. you're watching al jazeera life from london, also coming up me and mars.