the progress of the on the crown variance. so we have to look at what we can do to slow only cons advice when it comes to deciding which options to reduce the infection rate. the advice from the w h. o. do it all. ah, another escalation in yemen. conflict, the u. e says it's intercepted a missile attack by hootie rebels. ah, good morning for darla, every one. i'm him all santa maria. this is the world news from al jersey. we are absolutely open to a diplomatic engagement without pre conditions. that's the u. s. urging north korea to resume talks to end its nuclear program. after a flurry of miss are launched by pyongyang.

portugal socialists celebrates is their policy wins and majority in somebody's parliamentary votes. and he's taught the lot the found the door for the 21st grand slam tennis title, more than any other man. ah . so the united arab emirates says it is intercepted and destroyed a missile fired by humans hosty rebels. this is the 3rd attack of its kind in recent weeks. the u. e has launched a strike in yemen in response to target. it's unclear, but the defense ministry says debris fell outside of populated areas and that nobody was hurt. this is a fortnight now. after a hoot, he joined strike on the capitol, abu dhabi which killed 3 people in a tweets the res general authority of civil aviation,

said anne movement in the country is going as usual, and all flights are operating normally. there is no impact on flights and airports as a result of the ballistic missile launched by the who do rebels on the country or from mohammed other parties and center. which is another cycle of violence between the whole fees from one side, and also the solid caution spokesperson, especially on the spokesperson send a message or a statement about that his groups attaching again the united states and that he will give more than 2 years in the within becoming ours, but so far we are still waiting for this press conference. we expect this made on 10 be or press conference to be held as the afternoon at which you is expected to get more details about the operation that he just cracked as a bio scale operation that has targeted of what he described,

the eval bobby and also the interest, but so far, the endurance list, your defense and the counter such i'm down into suited such a missiles that have been launched by the hope he's also one of these missiles have and landed in an area where the populated area has been there so far the observers believe that the occurrence of the this cycle of violence has taken place. shortland of some kind of fi on between the whole, these are the unit involved and risk. it's here for james fall. well now senior fellow at the middle east institutes who says diplomacy really is the only way forward. the situation is becoming more dangerous, because the nature of weaponry that's being used in these attacks is becoming more

deadly. 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. i really think that the who the use of just trying to been craft to bring pressure on the saudi. you a confirmation to bring things to a favorable close from their point of view. the only way this is going to be resolved as if saudi, the emerson, the who these are able to sit down together, either directly or remediated apparatus such as the united nations. and work things up, let's not forget that this war was really started by saudi arabia and the emirates . and so the who these essentially are striking back, they're not very happy over the use of force inside their country by the shore, by saudi arabia. you've got to put that into this perspective to really understand what's going on. there isn't any other alternative because neither side has been

able to gain is the size of military advantage over the others when the saudi to the emerald went in t. m. and they obviously thought they would be able to overwhelm the spot, them 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. on to other news, the u. s. virgin north korea to join direct talk softer. it conducted its 7th mis. i'll test this month. the ministry fired a medium range missile on sunday talks of the u. s. store back in 2019 because north korea wants sanction lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program. we are open to having diplomatic discussions. we've offered this over and over to, to the do p r k, and they've not accepted it, but we're absolutely open to a diplomatic engagement without pre conditions. our goal is to, to,

in the threatening actions that the dpr k is taking against their neighbors. robert kelly now professor of political science and diplomacy at the san national university. he says he believes the bible ministration is willing to talk with north korea. i think the buying people learn from a trump administration though, if you can't run off and do these are big summit so that haven't got a lot of groundwork 1st and that's where it's from really fell down from basically got on the plane and flew to sing for it and a handle and just met it and just walked into the room. there really wasn't a lot of planning. there really been a lot of technical work done before. and that's one of the reasons why nothing came of meetings. right. and so i think the buying people are willing to talk, but it's kind of got to be a fair amount of groundwork on 1st. what exactly are the want to give them? what would they give us? what are we going to have inspections? i would be like safety protocols, we're going to look at north korea facilities where they was mostly on money. i mean, there's all kinds of things that are all kinds of swats that can be arranged. but you know, that the north koreans aren't actually really putting more much right now. right. i

mean, they have to actually show up in order to strike a deal with the buying on. so i'm actually again a credit surprised with a paste the task because my sense of the buying people are willing to talk if the north koreans shop. speaking of us president joe biden, he says the taliban government in afghanistan will not be recognized until it releases an american taken hostage. 2 years ago, navy veteran monk frederick was kidnapped in 2020 while working as a civil engineer in cobble. it's believe he's being held by the taliban affiliated connie network. it's kind of stones in a worsening humanitarian crisis ever since. the taliban takeover prompted the suspension of international aid in a statement by and said, threatening the safety of americans or any innocent civilians is always unacceptable. and hostage taking as an act of particular cruelty and cowardice. the town about must immediately release mark before it can expect any consideration with aspirations villages. missy. this is not negotiable. an update on

porthos elections. now the prime minister is one, a 3rd consecutive term in office antonio cost as ruling socialists, security majority in sunday, snap collection. he's promising to govern for all portuguese. the economy struggles to bounce back from the current of iris pandemic. shattered, ready with the support from lisbon? the stunning mandate. prime minister in 20th cost as ruling socialist have won a majority of people in portugal, snap election. it's a feat you could have imagined coming into the election. pre election polling had them nearly, even with the 2nd place center, right. social democrats. the election was triggered when other left, his parties voted with right wing parties to kill the 2022 budget. that put cost his rule at risk until he pulled off sundays victory. the socialist will have the votes now to pass the budget for him if he thought it was a victory of humility,

of confidence, and forced ability. firstly, i want to say thank you to all the portuguese for the example away. the electoral campaign took place for the civic way that these elections took in such a difficult moment for all of us. his main rival, really rio, the leader of the center, right? social democrats acknowledging defeat and implying he may step down as party leader bank, while he's on the phone with the socialist party's governing period of 4 years. i truly don't see how i can be useful in this framework. the party will decide, but i sincerely don't see how i can be useful in this context for 4 more years. the the far right wing party, shaker, or enough office celebrating they received the 3rd highest number of votes. the 1st such showing for far right when party, since the rival of democracy in 1974, a sign of the traction populism hold after 2 years have pandemic pain. one of the problems that we have, and this might explain

a little bit why this rendering party is rising, is as part of was not growing as the other comes in to be a union and it's getting backwards. now. it's the 7th poorest country in the $27.00 is due to be in union. dawning protective gear poll workers even received, covert positive voters who left isolation to cast their ballots. and what many saw as the most important election in decades? the election was defined by the pandemic with voters calling on parliament to get the economy going again into affectively manage the handling of billions of dollars from the e u. recovery and resilient fund. adam rainy out to 0. lisbon and tony cost pinta is a professor of political science at the university of lisbon. he explained here the economic challenges which faced this new government. well, basically the priority says in other european democracies in this case is basically

to, you know, with the end of the pandemic to use ending because of portugal. it's very important to use the funds of the with p and union to recover the economy specially off of southern europe as for the new would be in countries. and the program is basically negotiate and it will be very important, i think. and then of course, to restore several segments, i've been put chicken economy. they are central light pointed stories that they've been damaged, almost you know, with that very problematic with, with a pedantic. so basically, the socialist did manage to add too much lead to say a moderate economic policy and enforced foreign policy with some increase in social benefits are what we could call as sort of a mini portuguese welfare state. will check the world where before you next,

and then you are senators, i say very close to reaching a deal to sanctioned russia has it builds up its forces on the border with ukraine . ah, i'm far along the other fellow with the justice is people in northern ireland, remember victims of a shooting by british troops on civil rights activists 50 years ago. ah, after boston scooped up 60 centimeters of snow st. are much calmer on monday. hello . everyone here is the weather pitcher, a temperature of minus one for you, but sure clear conditions through the northeast and the new england states. weiss found we go, the rainfall warning will be dropped for vancouver. we'll see some sunny conditions here. snow roland across the canadian prairies coming off the rockies right through

to the northern plains as well as for the west coast of the us. things are calm here. los angeles. 20 degrees will be the high for you, but we are likely to see some severe storms roll across that gulf coast of texas. on monday, in time, the north wind still dragon down temperatures across areas of the caribbean. now said 18 degrees havana 22. we take a closer look at havana, your overnight low oh, down to eat. the record for january is 6 degrees, so getting pretty close to record breaking stuff. heavy falls for ecuador, the capt. oak heat. so break through the andes into the western portion of the amazon basin to be expected on monday. and it looks like the river plate region, bolt, duck, and dodge some storms this time around. but still pouring brain and sal paulo there is a red weather alert in play here. could see up to a 100 millimeters the brain. see you later. ah.

this story of zimbabwe. in her words, she is always told from the perspective of the great me, with livingston, all robot mal gundy. my responsibility is to tell, well when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before, ordinary everyday life was involved with if the people i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness, my zimbabwe on al jazeera. ah, the me. i'll just see where these are our top stories. the united arab emirates says it is

intercepted. the missile fired by hope you rebels launched a strike in yemen in response to attack is the 3rd and reason when the u. s. virgin or korea to join direct talk softer. it conducted its 7 miss. i'll test just as much military fight. a medium range missile on sunday for the u. s. store back in 2019 and portugal prime ministers when a 3rd consecutive term in office antonio costs as ruling socialist, secured a full parliamentary majority in sundays, snapple, as well. politicians in the us are debating. just want to do about russia, which has no more than $100000.00 troops stationed on the ukrainian border. one senator is now proposing a potential compromise with public high reports from washington. a mess of shows floors tanks artillery more than 100000 russian troops. the u. s. military says, this is now

a strong enough force to take over the country of ukraine. on monday, the un security council will put the issue front and center with the us ambassador saying she will try to make russia feel isolated in the world. our voices are unified and calling for the russians to explain themselves. we're, we're going to go in the room prepared to listen to them. but we're, we're not going to be distracted by their propaganda. and the ukranian ambassador to the u. s. is hoping to rally the international community as well, with a warning if ukraine will be further attacked by russia. of course, they will not stop in india after ukraine, but with russia able to veto any action at the un. this is likely to be more theatre than a solution, but one prominent us sen has a new suggestion, saying the u. s. can't give into russia's demands that ukraine will not join nato, but ukraine can. but it's his decision to make if he decides that the future membership, if there's to be one in nato, for ukraine,

and the question of russian occupation of ukraine are 2 things to put on the table . i think we may move toward a solution to this. this week the us senate is expected to take a bill that would spell out severe consequences if russia acts, which would include sanctions, which would include more military assistance, which would include helping them to fight back against the cyber attacks that the russians will continue to use against ukraine and also to help on the disinformation campaign that rushes actively involved and to try to stabilize the zaleski government. but the biden administration wants to hold off on sanctions as a deterrent, hoping that the threat of freezing russia out of the international banking system is enough to stop any military action which russia says has no intention of taking in kev on sunday, a show of gratitude ukrainians take to the streets to send a message that they appreciate the support even as many hope they won't need it. patty call hain al jazeera washington and candidates defense minister is in here

for talks of tension grows over this possible russian invasion of ukraine candidate just one nation providing military aid. recently announced the training mission in ukraine. russia has about a 100000 troops near the border along with tanks, artillery and missiles. it says it was ukraine, banned from joining nato because there are well known shooting for which as it turns out that the nato defense line continues to move eastwards. now it has come close to ukraine. they also want to drag this country in tomato. and although it is clear to everyone that ukraine is not ready and will not make any contribution to strength, make nato security. canadian truckers and thousands of anti vaccine protest just shut down the capital also for a 2nd day on sunday, running against coded 19 mandates including one the required truckers to be vaccinated. before crossing into the u. s. and fella, dirty truck is in the western province about bertha shut down their border with the

us prime minister justin trudeau in his family and moved from the capitol safety thousands of protesters. and shall i have gathered to voice their anger against undocumented migrants. most of them from venezuela, they blame them for a rising violence and the chilly incentive k, and a demanding more security. the international organization for migration estimates and 1700000 migrants are in these 19 people have died in brazil, largest state because of land slides and flooding. flood waters off the heavy rain of also for half a 1000000 people in south paula state to flee their homes. buildings have been destroyed and major highways have been blocked. gun in, in northwest and parties of ambush to car with 2 christian priests, killing one and wounding another and one's claim responsibility for the killing in the shower. the tax in the region in palm street have been claimed by the pakistani taliban military chiefs and senior officials from the economic community of west

africa. stacy cos, have begun talks with the leaders of begin advances, qu, it was suspended from the regional block off to the military to power maybe a week ago. you and officials are expected to join the discussion. qu, lead out, pull on re me both of the deposed president, rush for a has failed to contain violence from groups lead to i thought and of kinda well the military take over between a foster is actually the 5th in africa in 18 months. in molly anger over the government's failure to protect the people from om group spurred the army to stage a coup in august of 2020 president abraham boob. katy was arrested and resigned on state television. 7 months later, the military power, in chad after the president, was killed on the battlefield. his son was quickly installed his leader, which was in breach of the constitution. in september, the soldier trained by the french foreign legion let a qu, to depose guineas guineas. president alpha con day

a year after he wanted disputed the turn. then in october it was the dance turn. as top generals took control, appending the country's democratic transition, and prompting months of protests which are still going on. his william lawrence for the us diplomatic and regional security officer in west africa explaining what is behind all of these military coups atlantic insurgencies that are not under control under supported and under appreciated military officers. the cobit pandemic, the economic crisis that results from its, and big powers being distracted by all those very same things. and so there's less international pressure the sort of stay within the guard rails and keep the democratic governments or democratic transitions on track. so the big way we saw actually was from march to october of 2021. we saw about 9 cruiser crew attempts in this area that stretches from the atlantic to the red sea. so if you need to

sudan, i would fail. but without the niger and then all these countries in between. but we had a bit of a gap to regina fast. so in january and of course the were keener who was directly affected by and modeled on the to model you sometimes in military seen as a savior. and perhaps can even get the economy running. sometimes the military can roles. part of the economy like a sedan and then other cases that the population don't trust the military either. so the distrust of government and military in sit and security forces killed a 27 year old protest during an anti government demonstration. right. please find t a gas and rubber bullets, a 1000 who were defying a ban on protests. as they call to the end of military rule, the demonstrators were marching to the presidential palace when security forces stop them, will up 979 people who died and purchased since october as military take over.

hundreds of people have taken part in an event in northern ireland to mark 50 years since bloody sunday. this is when 14 people were killed when british soldiers opened fire on a civil rights protest back in 972 more in this report from that in the walking, in the footsteps of the victims half a century own people of all ages walked through dairy as others had done on this day, 1970, to carry the thing together to remember the 13 people shot dead by british troops and the 14th victim who died later. all the march new jerry was for civil rights demanding an end to discrimination against the majority catholic community in northern ireland and to the recently introduced policy of internment without trial ended in an atrocity. when members of the british army parachute regiment fired more than a 100 live rounds at unknown civilians. the half of those killed were

teenagers. most of the british army leaders at the time and the 1900 seventy's had experience in kenya in cyprus, in the middle east and aiden. now yemen so, so there are attitude towards the people they confronted on body sunday was very much formed by those kinds of emergencies. and initial government report largely exonerated the paratroopers in british thirty's. 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 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 asian sort of periods even up to

up to the end of 18. 71 became worse exacerbated. and i would say there's 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 paramilitaries, loyalist or pro british power militaries and the british army tirelessly across the decades of toil to clear your loved ones names last year. but he's, prosecutors announced the new british soldier, charged with murder would not trial. and the government's pushing legislation that according to its critics, amounts to an amnesty for all killings during the troubles, including by security forces. michael brake, many of those who lost loved ones on bloody sunday, say they're still fighting for justice alone that burke. the dean baba al jazeera

spotify has announced measures to combat covered 19 disinformation, following a raw between musicians and platforms, top rated podcast, joe rogan, the streaming services. it will add an advisory to any podcast that mentions covered and will direct looseness to resources from trusted health and science professionals. this is off to rock star neil young asked the platform to remove his music, accusing the podcast of spreading misinformation. his drug are not caught in a research fellow at harvard law school is as companies like spot if i can't be held liable for the spread of misinformation on their platforms. misinformation are included. 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 in 1096. that protects platforms like spotify, facebook, google for, from being liable about what they're current,

what their users, the content that they're users post. so in this case, it protects them really from anything that they post except for certain things like federal criminal law, up things that are really to copyright. and so they all 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 protest against spotify to, for them to take any action in sport. russell natal can now claim he is the greatest men's tennis player of all time. the 35 year old spaniards want to record

21st grand slam tournament and he did it. and i phenomenal. come back. and he's trailing up in final. sa malik reports. ah, history has been made at the australian open. roughly ladon has won a record 21st grand slam title and he did it by producing arguably the greatest comeback of his career. oh, taking on 2nd c, danny medford, of early on, the spaniard looked off the pace he was dominated by the russian in the 1st set losing its 6 to and in the 2nd, he surrendered a full one lead. eventually dropping visit to the us open champion on a tiebreaker. ah, but with his dream of making history slipping away,

the doll came alive. ah, the spaniard played some of his best tennis and clawed his way back into the match . ah, he took the 3rd 664, and when he secured the 4th by the same school line, the chance of going into the record books was back on the final step provided even more drama. no doll went 53 ahead. only for med would have to once again level things up. natal, however, was not going to be denied after more than 5 hours on court. his moment finally came a little after 1 am local time. the doll wrapping up the deciding fits 75. to secure, perhaps the most memorable victory of his career coming just months after a foot injury forced him to consider retiring from the game. today i'm here in

front of all of you having this dropping with me on the you really don't know how much i tried to be here. i, i think here you just amazing with this trial, natal has beaten roger federer and novak joke of each in the race to a 21st grand slam title. for now he has the legitimate claim to being the greatest of all time. so hale malik al jazeera ah, but how possibly are these other headlines? the united arab emirates says it's intercepted a missile 5 by hoti rebels. launched a strike in yemen in response to the attack. as the 3rd in recent weeks, the u. s. is urging north korea to join direct talks.