long hidden scandalous practices, the da infiltrated international wholesale market on supermarket change and asks, what's really on our plate. food in glorious food on al jazeera ah, another escalation and yeoman's conflicts, the u. e says it's intercepted a missile attack by the who's the rebels. ah, hello money inside of this is al jazeera ally from dough house are coming up with cortical socialist celebry says their party when sunday's parliamentary vote. members of the west african block eco ass talk with

burkina. faso is new military rulers. days after suspending it from the group out of jarring control, the sea top musicians ditch specify off to the streaming device is accused of spreading, coven 19 dis information. ah! we begin with breaking news. the united arab emirates says it's intercepted and destroyed a missile, fired by yemen, who the rebels. it is the fed attack of its kind in recent weeks. the defense ministry says debris fell outside populated areas. the target was unclear, but it comes just a fortnight after healthy drone strike on the capital of adobe kill 3 people. and a tweet the u. e. general authorities civil aviation said the following movement in the country is going as usual and offline. so operating normally,

and there is no impact on flights airports as a result of the ballistic missile launched by the who's the rebels on the country. correspondent mohammed l. a. thom has more from summer we have just been released by the spokesperson said that you have kate out live scale operations inside the united states. but he hasn't given much details. he said that the statement be we will give more details in the upcoming press conference that will be held by the how the spokesperson within the coming hours. you haven't given much also when exactly this press conference is going to be held. we expect this press conference to be held in the afternoon tomorrow,

monday and he will get much details about the operation. and also i how many listings of our group have used this operation. we have nearly as cold days or short lived. come this also different from especially the hope these attacks are launching the ballistic missiles to the united. let's get more in this. we can speak to james far . well, he's senior fellow at the middle east institute joins us now from new orleans in louisiana. many thanks for your time. this is now the 3rd time calling in recent weeks. clearly the situation is escalating. i think that the situation is becoming more dangerous because the nature of weaponry that's being used in these attacks is becoming more depth. and that's all the more reason why one hopes that the parties will be able to find some way to resolve this contract. this conflict

a has been amended, the saudi led coalition fighting the hate, the since 2015 since the beginning, but they've largely avoided the who, the firing line. until now why is that? i really think that these are just trying to be right to bring pressure on the saudi. you a coalition to bring things to a favorable cause from their point of view. so for the emma ross's how, how difficult is this situation in terms of what they do next? i mean, they're clearly on the increasing threats from the who these what will authorities be thinking in terms of how to deal with the situation? the only way this is going to be resolved, so saudi, the m rich and the who these are able to sit down together either directly or to remediate apparatus such as the united nations in work things out. let's not forget,

this was really started by saudi arabia, morris. and so the who sees essentially are striking back. they're not very happy over the use of force inside their country by the hurts or by saudi arabia. you've got to put that into this perspective to really understand what's going on. that may be the solution that may be the case. but at the end of the day, we've had this pretty extensive military campaign in yemen going on since 2015. what makes you think that the diplomacy is on the cards? there isn't any other alternative because neither side has been able to gain a decisive military advantage over the others. when the saudis of the emirates went in t m and they obviously thought they would be able to overwhelm the spot to a standstill. and so what you've got is something that was stale me since neither

side will prevail militarily based on present circumstances. the only other alternative is diplomacy. what can we expect from the united states in the weeks to come? all i can, i don't speak for the president obviously, but president by was asked that question is press conference a week ago. and he was evasive in his answer, but led people to believe that the u. s. was working on diplomatic solutions. i'm not clear at all what that means or what we're doing. ok, thank you for your analysis. james far, well senior fellow at the middle east institute, a speaking to a staff for me already. thank you. after nearly 8 years of conflicts, yemen is deep in a humanitarian crisis. millions on desperate food and medicine and the un and all the aid agencies, a warning, the situation is any likely to get worse as a bag has more malnourished but receiving treatment. her brother lost

his life for the same reasons. there are hundreds of other families in a similar situation in this port city of who they did in western yemen and across the rest of the country. then he said, oh dear, if haven't, she suffers on the nourishment you mania and also die rare and about cough. her condition is unpredictable. as you can see, she is very fro. leo masa is one of the few receiving treatment. they are an estimated 40000 children, not getting the food they need to grow up healthy. and a further to 1000000 suffer from moderate man nutrition that those will help them with regretfully, the cases we receive are all very critical that are considering b, m, any style living conditions, city, lack of medical care, and failure to treat other symptoms. my also lead to acute under nourishment law, it's very alarming. we lose hundreds of children. many emmys do not have access to medical facilities. the war has been raging since 2014. 8 agencies are

struggling to meet that demand in 2015. the united nations declared jim and one of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world and was saudi arabia and the u. any of spend billions of dollars on the wall. and comparison very little has been spent on those who have suffered as a result. i said b algebra the u. s. is urging north korea to join direct talk. soft aid conducted it's 7th missile test this month. the military find a medium range missiles on sunday talks with the u. s. stoled back in 2019 north korea, one sanctions lifted in return for d ne. clarissa ation alley was also put in portugal whirling socialists on call with the wind the sunday snap election. the support celebrated as exit. polls were announced,

the policy appears to be well ahead of the opposition social democrats, but the result could still be closed. the votes with cold off the fail budget vote in november of last year, which saw the minority socialist government lose allies in parliament. correspondence, adam rainy has the very latest from lisbon. this was really unexpected. coming into this, we had poles showing necking neck results with the center. right opposition party. the social democrats and tony, of course, was seen as perhaps the wasn't gonna maintain power. but what it looks like is come monday, he's still going to be the prime minister and he's going to be the one look in the form of government. what this election is also showing us and what one political analyst called it is perhaps the most disruptive election since the return to democracy in 1974, is it there's another player rising in that shape or enough it's a far right wing party. it's on target twin perhaps 8, maybe as much in the 14 feet. the numbers are still coming in. it only had one feet

in parliament after the 2019 election. they've never had a far right party like this since the return to democracy. and some people are watching this to see if parties are going to have to negotiate with this up and coming hard, right, populous party, and what effect they're going to have on the political scene in portugal. so it is a very momentous night here in portugal sunday, going into monday, but 2 people are celebrating right now, although the results are preliminary and that 1020 acosta. the current prime minister things were going to hold on to power and shake a party lead by andre ventura who is really had a big showing and making a splash in portuguese politics. sidney security forces have killed a 27 year old protest during an anti government demonstration. right. police find, take ass and rubber bullets of thousands to falling at banum protests as they called for the end of military rule. the demonstrators were marching to the presidential palace when security forces stop them. 79 people have died in protest

since october as ministry take over. heb morgan has a latest phone call to it's been dumped as a protest in honor of those who have been arrested in similar protests and outside protest by security forces. since sedans, military took over power in late october last year. now once again, so then these are taken to the street to voice their opposition to that military takeover, which happened on october 25th dissolving a 2 year transitional government arrest them senior political figures, and many activists. faleen, where those who organized the key no matter what they call themselves, should go so the country can move forward. we're tired of them and they should be able to see that if they have any sense. but the most important thing is accountability for those killed the little boy. oh, get the hollow did beat us and arrest doesn't torture us. and they use terrible methods. they electrocute they water born. they shouldn't arrest us. freedom of

expression is the most important thing for them. lisa ask her to come in, we want the military council gone, the military organized a coo and they are the reason the country is in a political deadlock. the 1st solution to and do all the problem is the removal of the military and get his other security forces to use dear gas to disperse processes from the facility of the presidential palace. at least 70 protesters have been killed since the start of the protest. more than 2500 have been injured. and the union has said that the floor is being used by security is excessive and brutal, and has called a security forces to restrain themselves against the anom protesters. military chiefs and senior officials from the economic community west african states have begun talks with leaders of bikini fafsa, who it was suspended from the regional block off to the ministry took power nearly a week ago. you and officials expected to join the discussions. on monday, the crew leader, paul henry vba,

says the post president brought to couple of it has failed to contain violence from groups and linked to iso and al qaeda. nicholas hack has the latest from the capital. we heard from president of ivory coast president, watch her up. apparently. he told the others in a meeting in the emergency meeting that was held virtually on friday. he told other the other heads of state that he had spoken to president hawk mock cavalry, adding that he should not resign despite the pressure of the military june. but cover responded that he had to resign in order to avoid bloodshed. there is anger and frustration among members of echo was the, the west african body. i'm just gonna quote what the prime minister of, of new zara said on friday. we do not understand that military leaders after having failed in the field of war, take political power and call on mercenaries to defend the integrity of their

territory. and what he's referring to is the russian private security group. wagner, that's active in neighboring multi and central african republic. they came out following the qu, that they would be happy to help in bertina faso if there is an instability in burkina faso, there's fears that it could spread even further south to ivory coast. we already have seen attacks on if northern borders is also the biggest and w as un peacekeeping operation in neighboring molly, where there was a qu earlier this year. this region where there is a series of coo and there's armed insurgency has put, put the ability to underground on a war like footing. and that's why we saw this call to arms by the new strong men of this country. colonel demi bay still ahead on al jazeera. i'm par unlocked phones under snow with cools for justice as people in northern ireland. remember one of the donkeys chapters in the history. i'm like

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east javin. so gotta be on the lookout for some flooding there. and the ne monsoon look at this, it's really given us some driving rain over high now, some showers for coastal vietnam. and for southern china, hong kong you've got some disturbed weather as well. so that's putting a cap on your temperatures, just a high of 15 degrees, which is below average. you guessed it, lead still snowing western areas of japan. so honju and hold kado. and at times these winds will gust up to about 80 kilometers per hour or so the rest that we could see some snow flying around parts of the korean peninsula. soles got a high of 4 degrees on monday. that's it. that's all season for the weather, sponsored by katara, always coming of age story in a community liking to preserve a parakeet in an ever changing well. last thing on an ancient ritual to future generation ah, in award winning documentary to say well as

a group of young men on their right to patty tally in the forest. i believe the sacred wood analogies era. lou ah, you're watching out as a reminder of our top stories this our, the united arab emirates says it's intercepted and destroyed a missile 5 by humans who the rebels. the defense ministry says debris found outside populated areas publishes 2 weeks after who fi drones strongly called the council of adobe kills 3 people. early was also putting portugal swirling socialist

on calls to win the most votes in sunday, snap election. the board is celebrated as exit. polls were announced, the party appears to be well ahead of the opposition. the results, though all still too close to call military chiefs and senior officials from the economic community of west african states have begun talks with the leaders of bikini faster his crew. it was suspended from the regional block off the military took power nearly a week ago. canada's defense minister is in care for talks asked, tension grows over possible russian invasion of ukraine. canada is just one nation, providing military aid. recently announcing a training mission in ukraine. russia has about 100000 troops near the border along with tanks, artillery and missiles. it says it wants ukraine bound from joining nato. you curse the roswell nodal, shouldn't you?

but we chose to store, it turns out that the nato defense line continues to move eastwards. now it is come close to ukraine. they also want to drag this country in tomato, although it is clear to everyone that ukraine is not ready and will not make any contribution to strength make, make her security. ukraine's ambassador to washington says her country's preparing to defend itself. when no don't plan to risk, we actually see the situation the same way and we see the build up. and we also know what russia is capable of because they have attacked us already since 2014, for a 2 years we are at war and were defending our country at the same time in order to defend our country. we can not afford to panic, we have to get ready. all of us, not only our military, our very capable, military and veterans, but also all civilians. belgians have march through the capital, brussels to protest against corona virus restrictions. they say vaccines must

remain optional. the government eat some rules earlier this month. the people wanting to access public spices must have basis schultz. after 5 months, spell to fi is announced measures to combat cove at 19 disinformation, following a route between musicians on the platforms, top rated hold cost a joe rogan, the streaming service says it will add an advisory to any podcast. that mentions cove it and direct listeners to resources from trusted health and science professionals. it comes off to rockstar neil young off the platform to remove his music, accusing the pod costa of spreading miss information. as get more on the story, we can bring in dragon a coroner. she's a research fellow at harvard law school working on platform and policy. she choices from new york. thank you for your time to give us a better sense of what this row is about. tell us a bit more about who joe rogan is and why he is so controversial. right,

thank you for having me a job and is controversial for many reasons. but possibly in that, in this case it's because he's getting very dangerous information that is on misinformation or uncovered. 19 vaccines is mostly hurting minorities directly and who don't have the same access to information and education around information as others. right. and in this case, what's happening is that there's a communications decency act that was fate past 986 that protects platforms like spotify, facebook, google, from being liable about what their current, what their users, the content that their users post. so in this case, it protects them really from anything that they post except for certain things like federal criminal law or things that are related to copyright am. so they don't have to do anything really. if you think about it,

every time we see these companies testified heard of congress, it's, it's really a, a circus where they're promising to show protections, but they're not liable, which is why we need civil society. we need a employees at these companies. and lastly, we really do need for individuals who post content like neil young and joni mitchell to make a case a protests against spotify to, for them to take any action. so clearly, spotify has succumbed a little bit to the prussia and has announced these new measures. tell us a bit more about these measures and where will they satisfy the critics? yeah, so different platforms have different policies. if you ask me, they are all very similar. they're community guidelines that are very vague. for me, for example, as a user, they're not accountable to me to, to explain to me why they're removing content. exactly and, and there, there is

a double standard way for someone like trump. they're allowed to say all kinds of things that are dangerous, that incite violence until a company like facebook arbitrarily takes them down and make the case. well, you know, it's, it's a, it's a national interest. and then all the other companies took them down, but not after 4 years of the kind of things that he had done. right? so it's, it's arbitrary and it's very soft policy. and it takes a lot of effort and behalf of civil society to get any action done. similarly, a instagram posts a very similar kind of a notification underneath. right? that says, anything that's related to coven 19, but twitter, in the other hand, actually will fly material that is misleading or misinformation. and i suppose the bigger picture here is that even if they fired rogan, he could potentially have even greater distribution on line somewhere else. oh

yes, however, it can us look at it this way. it spotify, last $4000000000.00 an our market value on, at the end of the day, and friday, it closed 12 percent less than the friday before. so spotify has a lot to lose, you know, by keeping him on there. joe rogan, in her hand, would have to put a lot of work into keeping his, an existing sand base. right. he could go on to patriarch or on to right wing websites. but if he wouldn't have the reach to moderate am a fan base that it might be not, might not be looking for someone like joe or and to begin with. okay, thank you for your time to gonna corin a research fellow at harvard law school. thank you. many of the world's best long distance runners come from the highlands of western kenya . the pandemic has led to the cancellation of the races. they used to compete in an,

as malcolm web reports from at. and that's been devastating for communities that depend on these home grown athletes. this time, 3 years ago, sammy quebec was traveling the world running marathons that'll change to the global pandemic. now, he sells boiled eggs here on the streets of the town of 810 in kenya. he took top positions in races around africa, asia in europe, and was paid to be the pacemaker in others. most years. yeah, and thousands of dollars selling eggs pays less than $5.00 a day. that is like the divide in, at this might be a month. so yeah. other than that, the server i live at brooklyn by now because it didn't have a net income. sammy hasn't stopped training along with many other athletes. the most of the events that they used to compete in have stopped because of cove. it

that's been bad news. the athlete here in a 10 is where many of the worlds fastest long distance runners come from is 2400 meters above sea level perched on a plateau high above the great rift valley. before the pandemic, athletes came from all over the world to train here, alongside that canyon counterparts. these men are among attends professional athletes. there are at least a 1000 of them, and almost all of them have lost some, all of their income over the last couple years because of the pandemic, because there are hardly any other jobs here. several thousands of people in turn depend on the athlete livelihoods, and the economy of the whole town has been hit hard then his chair yard was supporting his extended family with prize money, $1.00 in 10, and 15 kilometer races around the world. now he's working of the security guard

just to be able to feed his own to children for an athletes her only just starting to trickle back to stay at the running comes peter, be runs this one sponsored by sports where make as a 6 he says travel restrictions and event, cancellations persist when now we only grown coming back with the live rivers. we cancelled families as i'm not sure that going to haunted you spend money, you would do you, you, you buy tickets. and then at the end of the day that is discussed so badly, not going some of the top tier athletes a fair better because it's ongoing sponsorship contract. well, though not all, dozens of kenya's top athletes have been suspended from international events in recent years for doping. nixon martinez is laboring on a farm to get by just before the pandemic. you want a half marathon in china. when cove it came, he says he manage of vanished along with his $8000.00 prize. when i remember,

i don't want to flash back because it demoralized me a lot. i really, i feel to that lady, but as by somebody might, you know, this is my life. i have to go. i know you're just bright. these know at the end of the nixon keeps training every day as do most of the athletes here waiting and hoping they'll soon get their livelihoods back. malcolm web al jazeera, it's in kenya. hundreds of people have taken pilots in an event. in northern ireland, small, 50 years since bloody sunday. 14 people are killed when british soldiers, i've been fight on a civil rights protest in 1972. 19 papa has the story walking in the footsteps of the victims half a century on people of all ages walked through dairy as others had done on they stay. 1972. i can carry the thing together to remember. the 13 people shot dead by british troops and the 14th victim who died

legs her ah, the march through dairy was for civil rights demanding an end to discrimination against the majority catholic community in northern islands. and to the recently introduced policy of internment without trial. mm. it ended in an atrocity when members of the british armies parachute regiment fired more than a 100 live rounds at unarmed civilians. half of those killed what's seen ages. most of the british army leaders at the time in the 1970s had experienced in kenya in cyprus, in the middle east, in aden, and now yemen. so, so their, their attitude towards the people they confronted on bloody sunday was very much informed by those kinds of emergencies. ah, an initial government report largely exonerated the paratroopers and british authorities. but in 2010, the extensive several inquiry found that the victims were unarmed and posed no

threat. and the soldiers commander had violated his orders. prime minister david cameron, apologized for the unjustified and unjustifiable killings. bloody sunday led to a surgeon recruits to the provisional irish republican army or i r a which led the alms campaign. trying to force british troops and police out of northern islands society. we read the terrible what happened because the conflict which was only and just station sort of periods even up to up to the ultimate you. 71, became worse exacerbated. and i would say that hundreds of thousands of people lost their life because of the sunday. you know, more than 3 and a half 1000 people were killed in the troubles, the 3 decades of violence involving republican power, amenities, loyalist or british power ministries and the british army tirelessly across the decades you have toiled to clear your.