to get them out once there were $450.00 businesses operating in the old city. now there are just 50. the old cities always be in the heart of nazareth. now a growing group of residence wants to get it beating again. it will come back because it suits still very much for ah, this is al jazeera. ah. hello barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia says no progress was made on ruling out ukrainian membership of nato at talks with the us, the east pensions on the border with ukraine. and this is vladimir putin claims victory in defending kazakhstan and promises to protect the leaders of other ex

soviet states from so called color revolutions. hours before danielle ortega begins this 4th term as nick had, i was president, the u. s. and e. you hit 2 of his children with fractions, and uganda schools reopen up her cove. it shut down lasting almost 2 years. but it's feared that many students will never return at. i'm p to 17, doha with your sport. now that chunk of it is out of immigration detention off to a federal court in australia overtones. he's visa, cancellation, and of the african top of nations. one of the tournament favorite senegal opened their account with a very late victory. ah, us and russian diplomats have wrapped up the 1st meetings in a week of diplomacy aimed the da scully's intention of ukraine. the talks were

organized after russia sent tens of thousands of troops to it's border with ukraine raising fears about a possible invasion. but russia says there was no progress on it's the man that nato rule out, membership for ukraine, jona holl reports. 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 principled approaches to these us and russia. in sal weighs ah, have opposite 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 trash is doing is tries to impose its agenda instead of returning

to the negotiation table. and we are state that very clearly that we will never compromise on the rights for every nation in europe to choose his own path. including what kind of security arrangements in one, sir, to be a part of earlier russia's deputy foreign minister suggested the u. s. had not taken seriously. his country's demands that ukraine never be allowed to join nato. that's an ominous fine by continuing to press what is a solid western red line. russia may be showing its hand that president clinton may not intend this week of talks to succeed at all, but rather to use them as a pre thankful war. going a whole algae 0 share brit nancy joins us live now from washington d. c. so she a, what else did the u. s. have to say about this meeting? well we did actually have a, a briefing on, on kind of a briefing with the deputy secretary of state who was in, in those meetings didn't really get

a sense that the u. s. and happy to keep the talks going. we all know that the u. s . has no strategic interest there in eastern europe. it's not going to intervene militarily to protect ukraine. so talks are good, but randy sherman said that that's these talks were discussions, not negotiation too. and they were really for him to understand each other's concerns and priorities. and what we keep hearing from experts when roger is well that was students points. his point is you don't listen to our security concerns. we have to have a threatening foster for you to even talk to us because we also irrelevant, perhaps a national security interest, right? 9 in eastern eastern europe and as far as the russians are concerned in the west, its being very aggressive as country off the country joins nature, which is a military and lines built around military aggression towards, towards russia. so we got, we got a read out there for, for me to sharpen about what they were discussing is very much what we were reporting on sunday, about what the u. s. is offering, at least initially that is a return to the intermediate nuclear forces treaty that was scrapped against the

trump, which will prevent into a medium range nuclear missiles being stationed in europe on either side of the border border with russia and some sort of reciprocal arrangement on military exercises to prevent the, the sense in russia that whenever the u. s, as it frequently does, holds huge minute check sizes in the black sea, on the borders with russia. that it could be a pretext for, for invasion. beyond that, they, what we're hearing from us officials is the usual suspicion. when russia says, look, we don't want to invade ukraine. we just want to talk. in fact, our diplomatic editor james base, talk to the us some boxes, the u. m. just a few hours ago, ambassador, the deputy foreign minister of russia says they have no plans to invade ukraine. you are the u. s. official probably has more contact with the russians than any other you deal with them almost daily basis. do you believe him? i wish to believe him, i wish that it is true that they have no plans,

but everything we've seen so far indicate that they are making motions in that direction. and if they have decided not to move forward because of our engagement with them over the course of the past few weeks with president biden speaking to president putin twice. and then that's a good thing. but we will continue to prepare and to plan for responding, should they take any actions against ukraine? oh, interesting with zoom in our briefing with wendy sherman. it was all so what do you mean by d escalating on the border with ukraine? m. how? because after all these russian troops are in russia, is a russian troops in russia. how on earth can the west say, move your troops around when this is but it's, we're rushes to the us over the country. and when the showman, when pressed, was quite interesting, actually, because she said when she, when i talked about the escalation, she means returned the troops to barracks. and this is new, or tell us what exercises are on going and what their purposes russia. keep saying,

these are just military exercises that are going on at the border that seem to be a bit a bit new from wendy sherman, that it's not necessarily a get the troops back to barracks or else, but actually be more transparent about what exactly those troops are up to share frequency with the latest from washington d. c. she had thank you. or meanwhile, russia's president has claimed victory in defending neighbor kazakhstan from what he calls a foreign backed uprising. more than a 160 people were killed during last week's anti government. protests which turned into the countries worse than rest. in recent history, letting me putin deployed russian troops to kazakhstan and his promised leaders of other ex soviet states that are moscow lead military alliance would protect them too. cuz like leader costume drama, africa, it has the scribe, the protests as an attempted coo and says the security threat has been quashed, will nearly 8000 people have no been detained over the demonstrations which were

sparked by rising fuel prices and anger at the government. robin for city walk of reports from pbc. so the moscow lead security block, the c s t o, it's 1st real military intervention has been a success. a president, hawkeye of kazakhstan, told his counterparts on monday that the deployment prevented what he called terrorist groups from taking control of his country. especially america, solely by the constitutional order in kazakhstan, has been restored. dangerous threats to the country's security have been prevented as part of the anti terrorist operation. work is underway to identify persons involved in crimes. nationwide, protests threatened to unseat president, archive when they turned violent. he fired political rivals, including the powerful ex president, and called in the c s t o. last wednesday. within 24 hours,

troops under russian command were on the ground, bolstering took ives authority. the solution vladimir putin has made clear. the c s t o's long term objective is that we, when you, my amsterdam, we different. of course, we understand that the events in kazakhstan are not the 1st and far from the last attempt at outside interference in the internal affairs of our states. and the measures taken clearly showed that we would not allow such interference. so cold color revolution scenarios to take place on the castle 30, say their so called counter terrorism operation is almost complete. around 8000 people have been detained so far. but this celebrated kia guest musician, beaten into confessing he was a jobless thug. for higher costs doubts on the official narrative. after a public outcry from kyrgyzstan, he's been freed. there is

a consensus among observers that this crisis has little to do with international terrorism. absolute norgard in schools agent said, i am sure that the clown which lost its powers behind the st. joseph, they wanted to regain the power by violence by overthrow to quiet life inno mattie is returning to a semblance of normality. but the news on monday that 3 senior officers from the security services had died to from suicide raises further questions about what really is inside cousin robin 1st year walker. elders here at least 9 people have been killed. most of them children in an accidental blast in eastern afghanistan. witnesses say that children in the district of love, poor and anger her province took what they thought was scrap metal to a food cart vendor hoping to exchange it. but it appears to have been an old mortar

shell, which then exploded, have can a stand as one of the countries with the most unexploded land mines from decades of war and conflict. about 10000 people have fled villages in northwest nigeria that were attacked by gunman last week. at least 200 people were killed when criminal gangs went through shooting people and burning homes. president mohammed dubois heidi has condemned the violence cooling in an act of desperation by mass murderers. his vow to deploy more military resources to the area. the attacks followed airstrikes by the military on the gangs high doubts. the u. s. u. s. president joe biden has raised concerns about airstrikes and the conflict in ethiopia, north in t gray region, and a phone call was prime minister abbey ahmed. on friday, at least 56 people were killed in an air strike in the town of did the beat. thousands have died and millions had been displaced since war broke out in t gray in november 2020 molly's military rulers

have strongly condemned new sanctions imposed on it by the economic community of west african states. labeling the measures illegal at a summit in ghana on sunday, the regional block said its members will close their borders with marley record their ambassadors, and cut aid over delays to return to civilian rule. marley's leaders want to hold elections at the end of 2025 instead of next month. molly reacted by announcing it will recall that some bastard are as and close it's borders. was on the monday monday deborah looked at, looked at the government of molly deplores the inhumane nature of these measures which affect populations are already hard hit by the security crisis and health crisis, particularly that of coven 190. monday, monday. a bill actually that he to molly has already decided on the basis of reciprocity to recall its ambassadors, accredited to echo was member states and to close its land and air borders. with

the states concerned. the government of marley wishes to reassure national opinion that measures have been taken to ensure normal supplies to the country by all appropriate mains. the u. s. and european union have imposed new sanctions on 70 carrigan officials. just as president bonilla figure is said to be sworn in for a 4th term. he was re elected in november in a vote that washington and brussels call a sham several opposition. candidates were arrested ahead of the vote and independent election observers and journalists were banned the sanctions at target . 2 of our biggest children who serve as is advisors, as well as the police force and the electoral body. while our latin america editor, lucy newman joins us live now from cynthia gwyn cheated lucy, a good to seal. do you think that this at later sanctions from the e u and their u. s. are actually going to have much impact

barbara, everyone i've spoken to who is close to this conflict tells me that they don't believe that they will. they are more symbolic than anything else, although they could be rather bothersome. for members of the ortega, family or members are high ranking members of the military who have been sanction if they have a, as they like to travel to europe or the united states. or if they have bank accounts in those countries. but over all the real impact of this would be to send a message to the nicaraguan people that the world is watching. that sir monica as well. that no was a former sandinista commander who took part in the revolution with daniel ortega back in the 19 seventies and eighties to overthrow that countries for more symbols had dictatorship, told me a short while ago. she says that for the nicaragua, people, it is important to know that there is an understanding and an awareness in the international community of what is happening in that country of the rights that the nicaragua, people have lost. but more than that,

he doesn't expected to dislodge displays or secure any concessions on the part of ortega and his wife was had you, moody, you and lucy, much of the international community is describing ortega's, the latest election is illegitimate. but he does still have a few powerful friends. so who is going to be attending the inauguration, who's giving him credibility a motorcycle go by it. rather noisy is actually the representatives of what some are calling the usual suspects. that is the cuban government, including the cuban president vs panel, who's the only had a state who is attending, also representatives that the foreign minister i understand of venezuela also china, which is very, very grateful to nicaragua for having decided to withdraw its recognition of taiwan

in december until the chinese government descending a high level delegation, also russia, iran. those of the countries. but who's not going are just it is up just about anyone else from nigger i was mean trading partners the, you'll, the united states, practically no other latin american countries except, and this has been rather controversial mexico, which has gone back and forth deciding whether or not it would tend to representative and at the 11th hour president to my lawyer, lopez, or whatever said that he would because it would be called imprudent not to assist or not to attend, rather than in all, which is due to start in about an hour an hour and a half times the seo newman with the latest on that from some here when she didn't see a think you are coming up on this news hour from london in venezuela's opposition celebrates a crucial election when in the birthplace of the late president ogle, travis, mia mars ousted leader uncensored. she is sentenced to 4 more years in prison after

her latest trial and a wild finish to the nfl regular season. the best of the action a little later in sport. ah, a sweeping vaccine mandate for large businesses has come into effect in the us despite the countries highest court still considering its legality. the mandate applies the companies with more than $100.00 employees. meaning that about 18000000 workers are now required to be vaccinated against coven, 19 or face weekly pasting. employers who don't comply with face thousands of dollars and fine. on friday, the supreme court heard 2 cases challenging the mandates, but the justices are yet to rule about 62 percent of americans are fully vaccinated . meanwhile, italy has tightened its restrictions for those who aren't vaccinated against kobe

19 significantly limiting their access to a range of everyday activities. what's known as a super green pass will now be required for taking public transport and entering most public places, including restaurants, hotels, gyms and museums. the past shows whether someone has been fully vaccinated or recently recovered from coven 19, and it means a negative test will no longer be accepted. the government has also introduced mandatory vaccinations for everyone over the age of 50. sheila has become one of the 1st countries in the world and the 1st in latin america to offer a force dose of the corona virus. faxing. a 2nd booster shot is now available to those who have weakened immune systems. sheila has one of the world's highest vaccination rates, more than 85 percent of the population have had at least 2 doses and about 57 percent have received a 3rd shot. the on the current variant is spreading throughout the region with

cases in mexico, more than doubling in a week can new restrictions imposed in puddle health care workers in india, as well as people over 60 are now eligible for corona virus booster shots or mac on infections are being blamed for an 8 fold increase in infections over the past 10 days. but the number of people in hospital is well below the numbers seen during the previous, the elk, a peek. health officials that fear a repeat of last year's high infection rate with mass religious gatherings. do you soon have name ital has more le, from new delhi. 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 underline health conditions are eligible to receive these. there are 2 vaccine for this. the indian need asked danica or to call the she is, and the home grown vaccine called call vaccine. people are advised to get the same vaccine. they got the last time. i turn the seed letting board in for you to get

vaccinated because the keys name freezing and as its a 0 hypertensive patient. so we don't want to pick any 10. i think the booster will be helpful in boosting. i believe the fact that you're working with us wants to get to the vaccine. the completed mark 9 months, all of us have completed 10 months. and so i guess it makes sense for your workers 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 corbett. 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 hospitalizations from coven 19 have remained relatively low, especially among the vaccinated. while most eligible people have received their 1st

door, many often to receive their 2nd. so bridging that gap and getting more people to be fully vaccinated is the big challenge and focus for the government. millions of children have finally returned to the classroom in uganda. after a cobit shut down, lasting nearly 2 years. they've suffered the world's longest disruption to schooling because of the pandemic president you, eddie was 70 credits uganda as high vaccination rate for the reopening. but there is concern that as many as a 3rd of pupils will not return because they started working or became pregnant. most public schools have been offered virtual lessons since they closed in march. 2020 cation sector has been hit hard. ah, you know, it is one of the biggest sectors in the country ah, having on over 15000000 students in the country now. but

the ministry of education also tried to print a walk, which was a distributed countrywide for the parents to see how do i cc ah, the children while at home been at destruction for some parents and children that relationships are not going to be the same other children, unfortunately have become parents or within discovered times or look downs a 2 year period, and they probably will never go back to school. they have become pregnant. ah, others. in certain cases, parents may never be able to get jobs again to be able to support their children. so it's been a myriad of challenges, but nevertheless, we are very happy that we are seeing the light of day again mid embers. denise is a teacher, an education activist in uganda. she joins us live now for my you get, madam. thank you so much for joining us here in al jazeera,

we will discuss the topic that we were just hearing about just then, how many people, many children have not actually return to school, but you are in a school today. i'm guessing the kids that did come back must have been very excited after 2 years. i mean, it sounds strange, but they must have been happy to go back to school. what changes did you notice in the children? ok, the church and 1st of all, very excited to come back to school. but not all of them pub returned. most of them have not been able to return because the lack of classic material is la copa, uniform. what the futon and then some of them do they look down when do they couldn't sustain their lives in certain places and they shifted like they migrated to other places. they became pregnant latino pregnant but got married and then the one who how they've been come to school the very truth. they are destructive,

the concentration levels are not as they where they because they didn't, they didn't create that. we might be going back and look though, and again is the only current house just heat. and the president said, if that intensive care, you need to get those 350, but then we sell be going back into look that was not of fear. and that you didn't know what you mean next year at this checked in and afraid. yeah, i mean, i can imagine it's, it sounds terrible. and also as we were mentioning, it's full that about a 3rd of children for a variety of reasons. some of which you mentioned will not actually be coming back . is there anything being done to try to reach out to those children? i mean, i guess some of them because of their maybe older ages will never come back to school. but is anything being done to try to get some of the younger ones back into education? yes, exactly. we are trying that person any way we,

we try to, to, to do home who have by teachers, go to the parents home and take, create a relationship with parents. so if they is this child in your class has military time today and tomorrow she doesn't return by wednesday, you shouldn't be able to know why this is not returning to school by going to her home and inquiry from the parents. and if the child is at home and she's, she's in good health, then they should be able to sense no matter what. so it is our role as the chest is in these children tones and find out why they're not returning an advice and encourage them to bring them back to school and isn't the ones that become pregnant . that was a phone that when they should be allowed to come back to school, but then they also thought when we come to the morrow, ok, like the moral that school the display. and we can imagine that pregnant got in class with federal goals. maybe that would make fun. so they told us that they

should maybe return to school, but some people thing, they cannot be able to return to school and personality. in my school we are thinking maybe we can reach out to those goals, and these are where they can also be included in education. maybe they may not come to a classroom, but they can learn something from home so that they can also continue with the education because we know how important it is for them to continue. absolutely mean it the found that even though this is the 1st day that schools reopen, you sort of adapting your whole approach to the different challenges that you're facing now after lock them. so i guess my question is, what else are you changing? you mentioned that the students that have come back are excited, but quite stressed insecure. so how will you adapting your teaching or, or your care of them more generally? oh, i just need the picture going to be like the last time before that look down that we're we're teaching, we're would have to employ new vehicle,

new types so that when you call it teaching, there is no way of going to teach children who had never gone through a knock down, they could teaching, you know, think that the children who are going to love that when they get into and have never experienced a lot down. so we, we are going to have to employ your, what you call approaches that the 5th can eat and transportation and just children have been going through. we are going to have to provide shows up what 16 we are going to have to do. and we're going to have to get them in a lot of activities that will help them. for example, in case of course, a tricia and forget the think the stress them getting that look down some of them most. by the way, for example, i have a nephew who knows whether and he's this is the 1st day he's going to school. so he doesn't even know any think i can you much when he realizes that the actually doesn't have a so we would have to do the gun guidance. we'll have to provide psychosocial

support will house to do a lot of activities that then good sister jan. the teaching won't be like we with teaching in the last has the change. yeah, i mean school is about so much more than education any way and you know, no time more so than now we'll mirror embed, denise teacher and you again though we wish you the best of luck and we really hope that schools stay open. thank you. so much for sharing your experiences makes you welcome. that's more still to come in this hour. use it or lose it, airline say, and e you rule is forcing them to run thousands of ghost flights just to keep their take off and landing slots. no red carpet a list the stars or live audiences. why this year's golden globes awards were largely ignored by hollywood and serbian tennis fans. celebration of a joke joker,

which is at court victory in australia that's coming up is boy ah, and once again, the only in sea is playing host to a center of stormy activities, which will effect on neighboring countries in this part of europe that, that is the active where this could be a good fit of cloud elsewhere, but actually it's fairly quiet. temperatures are 203 degrees below the average. it's a cold winter after all the snow in the middle of sweden. this is tuesday and the temperatures are on the mild side for london. the coming back down again, probably for scotland island. but the sun is pretty dominant unless you happen to be anywhere really from tunisia eastwards to turkey. that it wouldn't normally an increase in each. it could be cold. sunny weather, there is rain around particularly of

a place like malta sicily. but circulating largely grease where snow falls readily as it probably will do over the balkans, down through bulgaria as well. not process only slowly moves eastwards during wednesday was east into turkey. a turkey gets rain 1st of all, but it causes fairly readily high in land, say the snow will fall in southern turkey and then in northern turkey. come wednesday. so it's a big circulation which will affect libya and egypt quite throughout the rest of north africa to get that nice area where a boucher surprisingly is quite hard. ah, the extent beyond the comfort zone, where assumptions are challenged, traveled to the ends of the earth. and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it is probably the most extreme situation the

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a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera us and russian diplomats have breasted wrapped up their 1st meetings in a week of diplomacy. and the deescalate intentions of the ukraine. russia has sent tens of thousands of troops to its border with ukraine raising fears about a potential invasion. russia's president has claimed victory and defending neighboring cause of storm, from what he called a foreign backed up rising. more than 160 people were killed during last week's anti government coast. and the u. s. and european union has imposed new sanctions on 7 nicaraguan officials just as president than yellow figures about to be sworn in for a forced term. the u sanctions target to overtake as children who serve as his advisors, as well as the police force and electro voting venezuela's opposition is celebrating an election when one of the ruling socialist party's

biggest strongholds opposition challenger said yoga lee though beat your guitar as that to become governor of but in a state, the birthplace of the late president will go chavez. it was a re run vote after the previous opposition candidate. it was disqualified, just as it looked like he was going to win. that as a boy reports. oh, disbelief and joy at the opposition headquarters in the state of readiness people celebrated and to late at night, the victory of the opposition candidate over that of the ruling socialist party in the home state of venice willis, former president award chavez, berry ha mooney, elected governor said yoletta, you know, said, but he never made history on sunday. i'm surely 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 burritos the ruling socialist party won in most

a doing local elections last november. that this is the 2nd time people headed to the polls 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. i see my little government picked for my foreign minister as the socialist candidate and deployed more than 24000 and security personnel to secure the elections. people in venezuela, i going through a devastating economic crisis. 5000000 people have left the country and most of those who stayed 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 venezuelan society. now,

after the death of command, the chavez, things have become chaotic. the government of nicole m i ludo is under pressure by the international community to guarantee free elections annually say sundays vote could be a turning point. if you guys think of it, if the government has invested so much in this election, all their power was in, but in us losing it could inspire voters to go to the opposition 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. for the opposition. the result is a significant victory. but it's still a long way from winning the presidential seat. it is, i will add to cedar forces loyal to humans, internationally recognized governments say they've taken full control of the energy rich shoved war province. the group known as the giants brigades has been battling who the rebels in the central region for the past 10 days. fighting intensified

when the sally u. e. led coalition sent the group reinforcements. elsewhere in yemen, coalition war planes have been increasing. airstrikes on who the targets a caught in me and mar, has sentenced the ousted leader and san sushi to a further 4 years in jail. sushi was on trial for illegally possessing walkie talkies and breaking corona virus restrictions. the sentence is on top of a 2 year jail term handed down. last month's tony chang reports from neighboring thailand. her as she caused her balance in 2019 election. it looked as if me on mars democratic future was assured. 14 months later, hans answered she may well spend the rest of her life in detention. thou is indeed 2 hours at 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 she was found guilty with the legal possession of walkie

talkies. the charge that some say is an example of how trumped up the accusations against her. oh those walkie talkies belong to the body guards provided to her by the ministry of home affairs and yes, 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 happen to find them in hung, san sushi and her party, the national league for democracy, of one every election and myanmar since 2012 by a substantial margin. if, as the military government has proposed, you 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 for its 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 also said she or the president of me and more, or anyone else with thousands and thousands who have been arrested in the chain and are facing trumped up charges. ah 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 is, has taken to the street since the military coup, their persistence suggests they'll continue the fight for democracy with or without . so tony chang houser, the netherlands finally has a new government almost 10 months after parliamentary elections. and the longest coalition talks in the country's history. and after all that,

the government is made up of the same for parties that were forced to step down last year. over a child care benefits scandal from the hague here. steadfast also being sworn in by king william alexander, prime minister marker to start his 4th term in office. but it is the longest serving you appear, lead us to gather with victor alba from hungry, 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 are with turn. now maybe with, with, with, to try her to be again, are connected with people. can he do that? i don't know. the speaker. oh, the netherlands has become increasingly polarized since the start of the pandemic with nearly weekly anti government protests,

dozens of protests as hell to 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 year . 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, tom nick totally nothing, i don't expect anything at all. gone, get any worse than it is already. the main frustration is the way the government has handled the cobra plan that make compared to other european nations. the

netherlands has strict lockdown measures in place with public places, shops and restaurants close due to high infection rates and the late start of the booster campaign. what i experience in the netherlands is a political leadership that's really follows the trance 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 damage the current lockdown, which is in place until the end of this week, will most likely be extended, steadfast and al jazeera. the hake. the european union is under growing pressure to relax a rule that forces airlines to use or lose their airport take off and landing slots . the concept, the german airline says a will have to fly 800000 m t flights this winter just to comply before the current

a virus pandemic airlines were required to use 80 percent of their salts or risk losing them to a rival airline that is now being reduced to 50 percent from the care smoker is the european commission transport spokesman, and he says the commission has been enough to ease the pressure on airlines. airline operators do not have to use their slots when there are situations of severe and them, as is the case. now, in many parts of the world, the big majority parts on world is considered to be a high risk area. so in any case, airlines can also invoke this justify long 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 man's that we don't have any flights. but on the younger and also to ensure your and my connectivity or meanwhile european climate scientists say the past 7 years were the

warmest on record, the climate monitoring services, urging decisive action to reduce carbon emissions. it says levels of carbon dioxide and me thing in the atmosphere where the highest ever last year. extreme weather events are becoming increasingly deadly. hundreds of people were killed and devastating floods and wildfires around the world. last year. authorities in york city are investigating whether an open door allowed fire to sprite in an apartment building blaze. earlier the death toll from sundays fire in the bronx was revised the down from 19 to 17 people including 8 children. doors in the cities apartment complexes are meant to automatically close to prevent the spread of fires. new york mayor eric adams says a campaign is needed to teach everyone to close doors. the pilot of

a light aircraft has narrowly escaped death in california after a crash landing on a railway line. oh, on believable picture as well as you can see, a train hit his plane which had lost power shortly after takeoff. and just moments before the collision. police had pulled the pilot out of the aircraft and dragged him to safety. he was treated for injuries in hospital, is that again? no one was hurt on the train itself. now the golden globe of film awards which usually begin holy woods awards season were held on sunday, but you may have missed them as the lavish. usually star studded event was in broadcast live and was largely ignored by celebrities. reynolds reports not from los angeles, on how the golden globes 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's 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. if you weren't an actual member of the association or one of its few invited guests, the viewing experience of this year's golden globes looked a lot like this. pardon me, feel so bad for them because they can't quite seem to get on the right for make it as james ralph say they can't get on the go through. 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. m. swaim. who kidman in being the ricardo is one best actress. sorry. i got lost for a 2nd. and 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 phil in this grease, traditional business model. with a new survey showing nearly half of all pre pandemic moviegoers,

and not buying tickets anymore. and some of them will be staying home for good. rob reynolds al jazeera, los angeles, still head in this news, our peter will have the latest from the africa cup of nations when morocco scored an important victory in one of the toughest groups. and these really scientists teach a pet to drive the sounds fishy, while we'll explain more shortly. ah .

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now here's peter with the sport. thank you barbara. we thought of the know that jack of h saga and the world number one has resumed his preparations for next week's australian open of having his visa cancellation overturned by a federal court in australia. shock of it's treated a picture of himself back on a tennis court and wrote, 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 that. i flew here to play at one of the most important events we have in front of the amazing fans. his family spoke at a news conference in serbia earlier in the day and his mother said he was subject to torture and harassment the will. number one was released from immigration detention on monday. he supporters and detractors surrounded a car, leaving his law teens offices earlier, which they believed was carrying the 20 time grand slam champion. but lawyers for the australian government said the minister for immigration can still use his

personal powers to cancel jacket, which is visa. it's now hear from jack witcher's brother who was at that news conference in belgrade at the moment. and the whole process was not about tennis and tournament and australian 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 a whole surely. and i'm sure that, you know, the justice will go on and. busy the truth will be, be truthful, all the way. we had a child as, as her father and my father stated, all serbian, we have just pure love for all the world will always share the nova closer. he's wanted so many times we've been 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 serbian or all around the region. sherry. busy we've got

nothing but work and we just have to think all the people who who have gathered in front of hotels were huge data for you know, so many days in today for the officers of his lawyers for all. busy 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 won the case yesterday. we spoke to a straight in sports reporter blake johnson. who explained how junk of which managed to win the case a judge in the federal court does i decided to go to false officials at no one i did not give mister joker beach not time to consider his 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. 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 voter force officials. so those rules were neg, and he was forced to make a very quick decision in the end that was enough of the judge to decide that basic cancellation should itself be cancelled. i think the wides panning out is not particularly sorry 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. my and it's left, you know, one of the world's best tennis plays in limbo essentially. and now it's sort of falling between the cracks legally, and you could probably argue ethically as well. ref on. the dog has cooled joke, which is visa controlled, c, a circus ahead of next week's australian open, the spaniards told the spanish radio station that justice has spoken. following the court's ruling ref, i believe the fairest thing is to allow jacob it's to play in the 1st grand slam of the year. 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, doesn't bob wins held firm until a penalty was conceded with time, all but up in buff with some a man familiar to fans of the premier league. saudi oman, a stepped up to ensure a one know when for the team? no. and as the lions obs, her anger, ah, the fans in senegal, celebrating the winning go back in deco. senegal returned to action on friday against guinea. speaking of the good nations, they have opened their account of this year's tournament, a c. i got cilla, letting the early all of the game against malawi, also in the buffer. some that was in group be over in group, see morocco defeated, garner one know in their opening matching the own day. so she and lou fall who played on j in france. school. the goal for the atlas lions morocco hoping to win

a 1st african title since $976.00. and in the late game gabon no became camaros one . no. the only goal of the game came courtesy of aaron venza. place is conflict, golden cover with allied abi, one mil to the black mountains. or the wild finish to the regular season of the nfl with 5 teams jostling for the last 2 plans sponsoring the ac. among them, the las vegas rated to beat the charges on sunday. for the feel go and the last play of overtime, daniel called them securing a 3532 when the clench one of those 2 remaining a wildcard both for the raiders. but the indianapolis colts, messed up when they suffered a shot close to one of the leagues worst scenes, the jacksonville jaguars. and that also opened the door for the pittsburgh steelers to sneak into the following a win over the baltimore ravens. and in the n, f. c. the san francisco 49 as well, cause probably come back. one of the other rem robbie goals take the 24. we feel go to minutes and 48 seconds left. another time that put the 49 is 2724 up rookie

quarterback, ambry thomas, and intercepted a posse. medina, 2nd, the secure australian golf a camera smith. so to the record breaking victory of the tournament of champions in hawaii, smith made a birdies and didn't drop a shot in his fine around the finish at $34.00 and the par, the lowest school in pga tour history. smith. how the challenge of will remember when john ramos finished one stroke behind a long awaited return in the n b as clay thompson, fine, he stepped back on cold for the golden state warriors of the moving to use away. thompson hadn't played since injuring himself in the 2019 n b a final, and he was back in the starting lineup for the warriors against the cleveland cavaliers. and he got golden se 1st of the mighty fortress of the healthy side when by 14 so we'll leave it for

now. most bolton is coming up a little bit later for now, and you back to barbara, and landon peter, thank you. now before we go, they might have terrible memories, but it seems the goldfish can now learn how to drive. yeah, really, scientists from israel's ben gerber, ian university have developed. would they call a fish operated vehicle? now it uses remote sensing technologies to control the vehicle. and has a mounted tank. so the driver is left feeling like a fish out of water. i didn't write this 6 goldfish were given that 10 driving lessons and rewarded with food. possibly proving that if you teach a fish to drive it will lead for a life. surprisingly, it doesn't take the fish a long time to learn how to drive the vehicle. a they're very confused at 1st. they don't know what's going on, but they're very quick to realize that there is a correlation between their movement and the movement of the machine that they're in. so it's something that they learn quite quickly. and with that said,

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