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king. and i'm sorry heinz, of the all your sports sounds arabia slip pop in the race to reach the world cup finals that be to see neil by japan. that's in the rest of the days qualifies, coming up. ah. so then we begin this news out with a flurry of diplomatic activity to resolve the rising tensions between russia and ukraine efforts to avert a russian invasion. i've been ram top with the officials from several sides of the crisis involved and high level negotiations, u. k. prime minister bras, johnson. he's made in the ukranian president vladimir lensky in kiev. i to discuss a security packed for you. k and poland. have offered aid to ukraine. ukraine says it's planning to recruit a 100000 military personnel in the next 3 years to bolster its defenses. tens of thousands of rush and soldiers remain, of course, along his border and at

a separate mate in moscow. hungry is prime minister, he met vladimir putin pledging further cooperation with russia. but as a native member hungry has been criticized by c u allies for the trip. well, what asked when it can be, how can a study by for some washington d. c. and she'll have reaction out of the united states will speak to dall said those jibari in moscow. but 1st let's cross to harder abdul hm. at who studied by for us in care of and what a great deal of diplomatic back and forth going on in care of right now. yes, absolutely has been going on for a while now, as you said. and the british prime minister boys johnson should have touched down by now he is said to meet her president. ever leave means zelinski. and then later on re they will hold a press conference along the foolish prime minister. now also on her way here is the dutch, a prime minister,

who will be also having similar kinds of meetings. now believe that boys dungeon has already said that the u. k. will pledge an additional a $118000000.00 to ukraine to help fight corruption. and to help also keep the economy afloat. a presidency. lensky being very worried about the impact of this crisis under country on the economy of the country. i. hence he has been calling for a few days to sort of tone down to rhetoric and try to avoid creating a wave of panic because the country is hurting and cannot read the afford it much longer. whether the is a war or not. and how to something a rallying call from the ukrainian president talking about say, recruiting a 100000 you soldiers. yes, absolutely. i think that it's going to be something that is going to be a very welcome among many ukrainians. i mean, you, you hear people tell you,

our army is very small compared to the russian army. euclid will never be able to equal the size of the russian army must certainly propping it with a 100000 people of soldiers more over the next 3 years. is gonna be a welcome move, especially that at the moment the ukranian army is very popular among people. here . anyone you speak to will tell you how much they trust the army. now, are they compared to back in 2014, where the army was criticized for not really putting up a fight, especially during the annexation of crimea. well, this time people tell, you know, the army is better equipped with all this 8. what coming in from many countries, britain being one of the main and donors, when it comes to defensive aid, d u. s. is also providing a lot to 500 tons of ammunition has arrived over the past week or so. so certainly

people put all of that together and have a much better image about the are we putting their faith in that army? i suspect that you will have a lot of young men and women who would actually try to apply and get a job there. yep. or on how to leave it there for the moment. thanks very much indeed from kiev. let's go to moscow dosage barrio study by 1st, the endorser talks and meetings going on. the 2 and not least putin meeting at the hungarian president. it's robin a yes. and of course, this is significant because this is the 1st face to face meeting vladimir putin will have with a prime minister of a e. u, and nato member country. since this crisis began, we're expecting them to hold a joint press conference shortly. but so far we understand the 2 men have been discussing security as part of a larger impact, which for to increase cooperation between the 2 countries. we've also been hearing from the russian foreign minister as well as his hungering counterpart,

who also met for about an hour and a half. and they also issued a statement saying that they had 2 countries of pledge to increase cooperation in the health care sector, alongside security as well as space exploration to there is a sense that this visit is quite important. and of course, the officials from the kremlin have said that the russian president, vladimir putin, will be taking questions from journalists who will most certainly be asking him about the current escalating tensions that are ongoing. and his position so far, we understand president putin is also going to be a responding to the americans counter proposal, which he received last thursday. that's about the security guarantees. this country is looking for from washington and nato. about 10 days 30 member alliance expanding further eastward, which they say is very much concerned. we also know that vladimir putin has spoken to the italian prime minister just a short while ago on the phone where he stressed that ukraine is not fulfilling his

obligation under the minsk agreement. and a president, putin also said that they ukrainian government is not carrying out what they promised. and that is to have a special status for the breakaway region of dumbass and eastern ukraine. the italian prime minister for his part urged the president to try and de escalate tensions. but for the time we being we're going to wait and see what he will have to say in front of the press in the next few minutes. or it's also thanks very much for that set from moscow to washington d. c. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could is standing by and kimberly ag straw words between the u. s. a rusher at the u. n. a last night's at now. the russian foreign minister say a lover of and blinking a jew to talk her, what are we expecting? well, what we're expecting is a continuation of what the united states has been trying to push forward. it says for many weeks and that is to convince russia that even as they argue that they are

preparing for all event jollies and possibilities that the best way forward is diplomacy. we heard from the u. s. president on monday, he said there would be swift and severe consequences for russia if it walked away from diplomacy. and so what we're seeing today on tuesday is this argument that diplomacy is the best path forward. so in addition to the call from the secretary of state and his counterpart, we also know that this is something that the white house press secretary will continue to convey as well as she has her daily press briefing. and also we are expected to hear from the u. s. president himself very briefly, around 845, g m t. but the bottom line is, is that the united states, as it prepares for all, eventually these is continuing according to the white house, to consult with congress on a range of financial punishments. should rush to decide to invade ukraine. and what

we're seeing really so far is very little movement in this stand off. we had russia and it's list of demands, the united states, that dates counter proposals, and after some confusion on monday, russia now saying that it is still working on its response to the u. s. response. so it's clear that there's still a pathway forward, and this is the what the white house wants to underscore is that they see this as the best path or kimberlia plenty more from you in the coming house. no, don't, thanks very much. indeed for the time b, that's enough in terms of following who's director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. and she says, the situation has bolstered nature's relevance in the region. this is something that putin has orchestrated. he was the one who put all of this into motion and i think that is kind of a chinese concept to win without fighting. i think he wants to see what he can get in terms of negotiating by rattling the sabres. he,

we've seen him move troops and bell roost, which is of course, extremely worrying because he is not very far. and that also creates more ideas that he can possibly send in soldiers and change the government. so there's all sorts of new strategic thinking going on. and it's making a lot of people worried on the upside. countries closer to russia and like the central eastern european member states or members of nato, are deeply concerned about their own security. so they've been requesting something that who doesn't want requesting more nato troops to, to help create some reassurance in their countries. so i think that this is also the downside of up, which is doing it's given, you know, it's mojo back. countries like sweden and finland who are not members, but have some sort of kind of working relationships with nato as partners or just finland is in a different category. but there has been sounds saying if moscow invades ukraine,

we might reconsider our position in regard to nato. so instead of seeing natal be weekend, it's actually he's creating the situation poor to actually maybe grow to more safe . let's just say the same in moscow right now. the russian president vladimir putin and the hungarian promised over to robin spencer to hold a news conference shortly at 5 is after their meeting, the last few hours discussing tensions between russia and ukraine. with all right, the world health organizer organization says it's still too early to declare victory against coven. 19 it's urging countries to make their own decisions, to ease restrictions, not just follow others. and that's as a phase of bye and tech is expected to ask you as regulators for permission to offer its vaccine to children as young as 6 months old, austria has implemented it's mandates re vaccine law for all adults. it means everyone who's not medically exempt needs to be vaccinated or face fines of up to

$4000.00. and denmark has become the 1st ear country to lift nearly all its pandemic restrictions. that is despite record numbers of cases. well, stat rassen is outside a vaccination center in the austrian capital of vienna and it says step, tell us more about the reaction that was well, it's a very controversial policy and also quite far reaching. so the government has decided that it's soft landing, so it will only take effect this mandatory effect nation by the end of the week at the opera house to approve it. and then the people will have time to get the vaccinations until half of march, because that from steph signs will be handed out up to $600.00. but even up to few 1000 to euro's, if they're not vaccinated. lawyer already saying there will be lots of lawsuits and court cases against this controversial policy because people are saying some here in the, in the austria around 20 percent still refuses to be vaccinated. they say are

individual rights and are rights to control own body civil rights to self determination being finally did. so some experts say, maybe the policy is going to be counter productive. people are fusing to be vaccinated are very determined, and you might even push them further away. but the government says it's the only way out of the pandemic. and individual rights have to be sacrificed for the greater good. you do want to tell you how these events in austria will influence discussions about compulsory vaccinations across europe. exactly, it's a test case, of course here in os read are the 1st country to post vaccinations on people. there's a debate going around europe about the same topic. germany is debating it in greece and it's lead to as partial compulsory vaccinations. but on the other hand, you see countries like denmark, basically lifting all restrictions at the moment. there's

a real difference in vaccination rates within europe. denmark has a very high vaccination rate than that one has a high vaccination rate. but interestingly, german speaking countries, oxford, germany and switzerland have quite low vaccination rates because there is a group here probably much relying on a natural madison instead of like the medical science. so there's a real difference in approaches here, and it's going to be very interesting. so denmark is a test case lifting restrictions even digital passes are going to be abolished soon . but on the other hand, you can see, of course, that infections are still very high. all over europe hospitalizations are not as high, but there's a lot of fear that everything will come back and the will be a next wave in autumn. so we all have to see how these test cases here in europe are going to play out. i step thanks for that, just a rush and i'm so much indeed. let's take this all. we can speak to jeffrey lazarus, who's the head of the health systems research group at the bottom,

and institute for global health. he lived in them off in 20 years and now joins is live from madrid in spain. that mr. lazarus, so cases high in denmark, but they're going for it. what do you make of it? all all cases have almost never been higher. 45000 cases yesterday alone up from 700 a day, a couple of months ago. i think it's a bad move to lift all restrictions. i understand the population is tired and many are thrilled that all restrictions are being removed, but it gives a false sense of security. i think that could have been a more gradual reduction in, in lifting it said w job a badge the chief might run. he's, he's fearful to that political pressure, and perhaps that could be the case here in denmark will lead to more countries. i'm heading for premature openings as up. what you sense might happen. i think it is. i think denmark, in that sense to setting a bad president, it's basically politics over public health. i would say you would say that it is

driven by politics or whatever. because if you think that basically the public would be to satisfied that the government is actually in this way, and they don't have to suffer any most restrictions. yeah, and it surprises me a bit because it's not suffering a lot to need to show your digital pass your current certificate to get into bars and restaurants and maybe the cinema. they could have kept face masks on, at least in public transportation. and i don't think many people would be complaining about that. i do think it's a lot about the politics and being with being able to say, you know, we were the 1st to do this. we were, and we were the government in power, but i think it's sending the wrong message to the population. so cases are higher than ever, and hospitalizations actually going up. and the numbers in the intensive care units is, is not going up. so that's a good sign, but i mean, you're hospitalizations are going up, which is quite worrisome when you say send the wrong message to the population. is that because you mean those who are as yet unvaccinated,

to encourage them to get vaccinated? because the government shy his own high vaccination rate does not, and says that, you know, my phone is no less of it, which is, which is the case. well it's, it's easy to say it's not severe in a country that so highly vaccinated. so many people have the booster and until now they've been very obediently wearing their face masks checking the current certificate. so it's not the best case to look at, you know, when you look at the unvaccinated. and so that's the population that, that's ending up largely in, in hospitals. i think it's one about trying to get people to get vaccinated, but it's also, they're not everyone is, is boosted and even people who are vaccinated can get infected. and some of them can go on task serious consequences. i do believe that there is a gradual reduction of restrictions would make good sense in denmark, but to lift it all in one go doesn't really make good public health. so what would your time scale be? what would a gradual lift restrictions look like a when would restrictions be completely lifted? it allowed deal? weldon uvie?

well they would be lifted when hospitalisation are going down. not when they're going off and the same for, for cases. i mean, if we are going to focus on not on cases, but on hospitalizations, numbers in the intensive care unit and death than i would want those 3 indicators to be going down quite a bit before i started lifting on any restrictions. i hope that that's going to happen in soon 345 weeks. that while they're still growing up, i don't think it makes sense to them to lift their restrictions. jeffrey lazarus will be with us. jeffrey lens were from the boston institute for global health. thanks. lot. thank you. oh, so we're going to bring you some breaking news now. there are reports of done find a government headquarters in getting purcell cabinet meeting was being held in the capital, the so near the presidential palace. it's not clear who was firing the gunshots. were on to this will bring you more as soon as we get it. in the meantime,

plenty more ahead. all the news are including india is new budget has unveiled a high growth and spending the year ahead, but many wonder how it will tackle growing economic inequality on the surveillance and el salvador, how government spyware hacked into journalists, phones. we don't support coming up to the warriors win again. thanks to another mouth, the classroom, steph curry, action from me, n b, i coming up with sar. ah, now the name is internationalists, describing israel as an apartheid state because of its treatment to palestinians. the human rights campaign group says policies of segregation, dispossession, and exclusion is an in israel and the occupied territories. demonstrate the palestinians are treated as an inferior racial. israel is denouncing amnesty is reported false biased and anti semitic. it's not the act of violence. i have seen

violence before. it is the cruelty of the system, the intrigue kit evolving, administration of control, disposition, and unique quality. the incredible detailed to do or critique zation upon which that c stand is predicated. it's she banality. and that time up certainty t. that as taken my breath away out 0 senior political analyst, mom bashar says, israel's dismissal of the report is problematic. what i'm just international has done similar to what human rights watch has done last year. and more importantly, i would say to what the bit send an organization, but here deprived is radio organization has gone by categorized, they read what they say hold jewish supremacy regime in

palestine is certainly double. and the certainly a great humanitarian violation of posted in human rights course for many years. this has been looked at in separate ways on the west bank and gaza. i think what's new in all 3 or 4 days rate, the human rights watch. and the record is that now they are looking at all the thirties and the violation of rights altogether. meaning what they're looking at is not what's happening to the scenes only, but also what is the way he said, they don't argue with dr. born in the reports, they don't argue with the findings in the records. they don't take those arguments and say, well, the reality is, what they do is simply that organizations, legal events, reject your findings, and that is not helpful to anyone,

and certainly not helpful for how to move forward with it is the army and goals as separate as rebels have killed 4 soldiers and taken 7 others hostage fighting broke out last week and customized on the border between santiago and the gambia. the movement of democratic forces forecast months has led a long campaign to break away and break away from cynical, the rebel group has been mostly dormant since the seas fall in 2014. but it continues to finance itself through timber trafficking between cynical and the gambia and has been playing by samuel's government for occasional attacks. and then the st. cynically, soldiers were monitor in timber trafficking is part of a multinational force in the gambia. i let speak not a manual, a chrissy ending his director research because you none. international peacekeeping training center joins us live now from the west africa region. we can't disclose his exact location because of security reasons at thank you for your time,

sir festival. what do you make of what's happening when i, when i think is most unfortunate, chick, clearly in the case of synagogue. but in terms of the exploitation of how wooed by a criminal gangs when the r o s not benefits, but also to swell all kinds of criminal energy waves. this is not a surprise. the exploit titian of rosewood, particularly in the last decade ticket in have cuts out across the hall of the west africa. so bridget, and a research that has been undertaken by several angels points to the deforestation, and best by teaching of this particular resource by multiple guns. the case of cindy gap is most unfortunate because quite a number of their logs i take him is to make out ferry through gambia and export that through bay. and i think the med are above these. so just in the capture of

the ideas escalades trace the capital these resources are also played, says another and go through these to assess him, isn't movement and taken into consideration the west main extreme as valence in west africa. then this place is to the gout in a very tricky situation. i like seeks to and best buy because they're on vacation in summer or the such. dissenting. tell me more about the sense in the country, the feeling of people nervous. how sensitive is this? well, this isn't for extremely sensitive because being dr for to succeed from semi gough has been going on for the past. what says nights they did to thereabouts. and we had also talked loud ourselves into some a. ringback situation of a piece last, you know,

the assess miss movement had died down some walks. so this escalation creates this year on sets empty. and that is why are raising their point as to where that it fits into a why di act or why the act of disturb blazys. she caused this migalia government because that they read the sticks in west africa dramatically and for their reports from be. so i did, lou says use quite a number of governments out and down and left some form of fed eloquent sets back. right? yes, i was going to bring that up because it as we were breaking the letter and breaking news that there are reports of gunfire at near the government headquarters in guinea pesa cabinet meeting was being held in the capitol near the presidential palace. it would i really know any more than that at the moment, but this is the kind of example what you talk about isn't this this sir unstable, unstable situation in the country. and in the region. what i think the instability,

the role of natural resources, expertise. she in criminal gas levels of pollution between people in, in public office and these criminal kinds of basically and on my end is to, to she is and me and mid life barrier. one predictable for quite a number of countries in the south region. and so if particular house fees, serious problems are with medical gans april trades in government infrastructure and threat them, you know, public lights. so these act, so bow lane that we are here. it is so to warren and tie be to what is happening in the us amounts and become so much wider programs that we need to look at very a manual. and christy and i, we appreciate last pertains thanks very much. and if that analysis, thank you. it's a good pleasure, but still had her now. desert why pakistan's plans were invest more in renewable energy has had the wind taken out of the sail from the cat walk to the lou. how or

galleries who paris a paint tribute to a french fashionable fashion icon as upgrade clues is in the place of the will cover? it's coming up with our ah hey there, thanks for joining in hawkins here world weather report for the middle east. we've got some high temperatures, a southerly portia cross of the van. so gas are hiv 20 degrees. it's the opposite around the golf. we've got a wind blowing from the north, so that's press and down temperatures. madame a 19 degrees del ha, 22. so not so bad, but those winds will be whipping up to about 55 kilometers per hour. that's going to swirl around the sand in dust and impact. the visibility here, high temperature is also for southern pakistan, karachi, a high of 30 degrees,

a shield of snow cutting across afghanistan, and pretty quiet right across iran on wednesday. really, the bulk of the activity is around the a, g and c. so what, whether for western turkey, southern turkey, and also some gloomy and what conditions for is stumble with the high of 11 degrees for southern africa flooding, very likely across central eastern portions of namibia through the northern cape western cape and eastern cape. in some of these storms could be severe. as we head toward the weekend, we have an incoming tropical storm looking to make landfall along that east coast of madagascar. and very likely to produce some more severe flooding. and this area is still trying to recover from its last bout of flooding. okay, that's all for me. we'll see you soon. take care. ah, the there was a time when the oxy tangleridge slots were enough to sustain life in a northern callahan. desert. oh ye, around, that's changing wakefulness,

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ah, again, you're watching out 0 reminder on top stories and gunfire is reported in guinea. bizarre near the presidential palace and government headquarters where a cabinet meeting was being held. it's unclear who opened fire in the capital of the south. australia has implemented it's mandatory vaccine law for all adults, anyone unvaccinated faces, fines of around $4000.00. and denmark has become the 1st e u. countries to lift nearly all its pandemic restrictions. that is, despite a record number of infections i the cried in president is hosting a visit from the u. k prime mr. bras johnson. you k and poland have offered security aid over the threat of a russian in the latest pictures. ukraine says it's working to increase the size of

its armed forces. well, ukraine's eastern region of denette, sk is struggling with soaring prices, 7 years after it was seized by russian back separatists. banners, charles stratford, now report, there's little relief for residents with tensions. i don't all time high victor is a retired cold line. he is pro rusher in his politics. but he says people who faced increased economic hardship since most go back separatists took control of the regent 7 years ago. in the bustling snow monthly prices have increased for everything, oils, fruits, which means utility bills at the local authorities increased our pensions by 20 percent. recently, some prices have risen by 70 percent. there are no jobs. young could only find work through nepotism. even the price of some fish is increased because since ukraine found a trade with what it describes is the occupied territories in 2017,

much of it has to be imported via russia. market traders have to pay higher transport costs and import duty. it's the same story with most of these products made in russia and bell ruse. little more to just to give you a holler. many people have love to russia, ukraine, and abroad looking for work. i used to have regular customers, but not now. the trains from ukraine government controlled areas have run on these tracks. for years. the currency was changed from the ukraine in griffon to the russian rouble. in 2015. it's estimated. moscow spends more than a $1000000.00 a year supporting the separatist control region of demette sc ganske, which was disconnected from the international banking system. when the separatists took control, people could only send and receive roubles to and from banks in russia. the coal

industry was for decades, the regions life blood, most of the mines are in separatist control territory. kiev says, what it describes as ukraine's stolen natural resource is finding its way on the international markets via russia. something russia denies. hundreds of businesses that be destroyed, abandoned, or have gone bankrupt since the complex started in 2015 the pro russia separatists . and then ukranian government signed what became known as the minsk to agreement. it was a deal that aimed at achieving peace and lasting political settlement to the conflict . the 7 years later, not a single one of the 13 articles in that agreement has been fully implemented. there are many ukrainian politicians that say that mince to is to waited in the favor of the separatists. and they were afraid that if it was fully implemented, that could potentially give russia a greater hand in ukrainian affairs. last year,

ukrainian president followed me as of in sky said he wanted to change them in sca agreement international back as insist, the deal must be honored by both sides. no political agreement. the economy cannot recover. the separatist government say the economy is gradually improving and russian investment is helping. in november, president putin signed a decree allowing russians to legally by goods produced here for continually when the printed note at the end of the war. and the recognition of the dpr would of course contribute to the development of the economy. the military action has effected the region not to mention the business infrastructure of the outflow of vicksburg t's an economic blockade by ukraine that destroyed our financial system. but we're now managing to reestablish that system with little sign of an end to the conflict. financial security for victor, his friends, and millions of people like them,

remains in doubt. char strafford al jazeera glanced dozens of journalists, a night of it's in el salvador, say military grade. spyware. technology has been used to hack their phones as john holman reports from the capital san salvador government critics. a, it's the presidents latest tactic to silence the opposition. julio cover at this phone had been acting strangely. she re, lives the moment she realized for sure that it was bugged. well, i was writing and i remember that i got the 1st email in but that mom and we were confirmed that they got it was targeting pegasus. the spying software only sold to governments with julio was one of $22.00 staff. is that the new site, l. fado, who had the phones repeatedly infected, according to the university of toronto, citizen lab, for she says, many of the tax came as o'farrell published expos, a's on the government of el salvador, headed by president naive. bu kelly will,

can they pull out of it during an attack? everything they can see, for example, what the message that you are typing, or they can get access to your contacts to year. ah, images your videos. it's like to have enough unlock cell phone in your hand. it's the, it's the journey cell. father wasn't the only ones. other media outlets in civil rights figures would bug to says, citizen lab, including transparency, lawyer, halsy maldonado. i think this is also a sign of the times a sign of this government. this is a government which is intolerant to critics, is in polar and to public scrutiny is in fuller and thor accountability. and while there's still no, no hard evidence that the, the spine came from the government, everything seemed to point to the doorsteps. off off some alluring garment it had which strongly denies the phone bugging. but there have been worrying signs that the president doesn't have democracy at the top of his agenda. say critics,

starting from 2020 when he march soldiers into congress, a shock for a country which only escaped civil war 30 years ago. the president, in turn, is accused independent media outlets like hell. photo of lying and attacking his government. in 2020, he announced the outlet was under investigation for money laundering. and el salvador, many people are on his side. his approval ratings are in the eighty's. the i see the in the working class body of sundries 3 color vasquez puts out that they still t is and tells us why. i think either my, i like it helped more than the other government it for them. it was only in the campaign only then they remembered our neighborhood like that with him. no, he hasn't forgotten us. he always remembers asked the poorest neighborhoods less dangerous. under bouquet has been cash to help them through the pandemic, even laptops for her boys to be able to keep studying. she dismisses the meteor

exposes as fake news, montages, like many others, she believes the president. just walking around this neighbourhood san luis 3, you understand why president bush kelly is so overwhelmingly popular with the majority of salvadorans, his given the money has given them food has even given them computers for their children during the pandemic. and what all that means to them is that he, someone that's concerned about them, the poor salvadorans in a way. the other presidents haven't b who kelly promise is these people he will take care of them. they do the same for the countries, journalists, lawyers, activists, all those who are critical of him in el salvador. that's the burning question. john holman, out does it. it's exactly a year since mir miles military sees control and a qu, security forces of arrest a dozens of people in an attempt to suppress plans from nationwide strike. despite threats from the authorities protest as in mandalay march,

early in the morning carrying banners, enchanting slogans calling for democracy. a mandatory lead has promised a swift return to civilian rule when they took over last february. but that has not happened. at some people at miramar, i have been telling across voluntarily, cheng life for the most part has become much hard under military rule or hiding their identities to protect to drive around mia mars sit his everyday life might look like it's normal. but look, a little closer roads closed with barriers, barricaded, military positions, and uniforms. soldiers on the streets, you muscle and i saw the army. this tried to protest. after that, i was very afraid. that's why i'm scared to go out again. but there were more protest beside my house. so i joy if a few safe i i with joy to protest. mamma has been ravaged by coven 19 in the past 12 months. the situation intensified after the military targets had

medical workers for their involvement and protests and a civil disobedience movement. many were arrested. others fled into hiding today even basic health care services as guess as alan, and i think i won't forget that day, dead hair walkers were arrested and she dare very badly by the army. they even kate, a medicare student, thus why i won't touch the horse peter. in the sit, his food remains plentiful. the prices have risen sharply. elsewhere, supplies and production have run dangerously low. the world food program estimates it needs to provide food for 4000000 people across myanmar in 2020 to 4 times the number before the qu, the economy has gone into free, full banks, limit withdrawals, and foreign investment is pulling out fast. many people ah,

losing jobs, and it is embedding duty of the liberal market. and also a many people are jobless. but of the many job seekers ah, can do the job, but be a bit less than normal. even basic services like trains and buses of failing the nation wide rail network has ground to halt. after work has joined the civil disobedience movement and bust prices have tripled as operators, abandoned standardized rules for any lawyer or, in my opinion, if we get rid of army rule transport services will go back to normal with properly working buses, a normal ticket prices only. historically, the people of mia mar used to military rule, but after a decade of progress and development, the last 12 months is leaving many feeling is that they are returning to the past. tourney, chang al jazeera india is a finance minister. marla, in so thought

a woman has resented the country's budget for 2022. it promises major spending on infrastructure and the focus on transitioning to sustainable energy. india has a great projection of more than 8 percent for the next year, one of the fastest in the world, but it's caught me faces an immediate challenge from a rise in covey, 19 cases, and inflation. argument l as in new delhi, she explains why these high growth forecast might not mean much to the average citizen. it does sound impressive, but remember, these numbers are lower than what was earlier, projected also the base at which this growth number has been calculated is smaller because in 2020 indian economy shank pretty considerably. and then of course, there is ground reality. you know, last, in fact, of the last few months, prices of essential goods like cooking oil have surged, millions of people have been pushed into poverty. at the same time, apple, the company that makes the i phone,

did its best business in india. so any quality has become stock or, and then there is the unemployment crisis, especially among the young, the 8 you catered, and the urban you have a situation in which 12000000 people have applied for about 35000 jobs in the indian ran ways and you know jobs like clerks and station masters. in fact, a few days ago when the government changed the recruitment rules, a bit aspirants got so angry that they set a train on file now. and today's a budget speed, the finance minister now to the government will be increasing it's spending and spending more to boost infrastructure and to create jobs. economists point out that, you know, these policies need to be effectively executed without which these numbers don't mean anything to the common citizen. that is struggling. pakistan is turning to renewable energy to try and gradually weed itself off, expensive oil imports,

but the government is struggling to build wind and solar power plants. despite growing demand. jonathan job aid, travel to theater in southern pakistan and hudson's report. the centuries old technology of turning wheels with water still produces relatively clean energy. the cart hydropower project is designed to produce 720 megawatts enough to supply electricity to about 5000000 bucks. sunny's, the $1700000000.00 investment comes from china's. the gorgeous corp. bargenson wants to boost its renewable energy production from 5 to 30 percent in the next 8 years. not required a $32000000000.00 investment, but with the economy struggling and negligible for an investment. achieving the governance 2030 goal won't be easy. the current, the magnitude and current current them off, the audi is only 5 percent. so the government has set up, they could take 30 percent in the year, 2030 well,

what import as you know, countries in the countries around 5 to 14000000000 the us traveler depending depending upon the priority and i would say around 50 percent goes to the, to the power sector and 50 percent to the transportation sector. so that is that on, that's a huge bill. and for all it's around $2000000000.00 us dollars a year. not cost is set to rise, not just because of higher oil prices. focus on population is growing at 2 percent a year. and the demand for electricity is expected to soar from 40000 megawatts to 60000, and by 2030. but an estimated 144000000 pocket sonny's, many in remote villages are not connected to the national grid or don't have a reliable supply in southern buckets on a group of environmentalists quality and its trust invested about $150000.00 to set up 5, many solar power plants, they help provide off the grid electricity to more than $3000.00 people. some

villagers who left for cities have returned. an electricity seems to have strengthened the community spirit and provided self sustaining jobs. i've yet got ma'am local, neutral about the age of 20. each house has an electricity meter and the charges are deposited into a community account for the village money that pays for my $30.00 a month, salary, and helps in case we need maintenance, sloppy. the amount for the south in the raven see when power is being harnessed for the last 3 years, 50 megawatt wind farm has tried to help the local non ecosystem and buckets on southern most tied land. projects like this are meant to have a dual impact. not just produce clean energy through the wind, but also plant mangroves to sequester carbon. but in the grand scheme of pocket phones, expanding power needs these projects a tiny. in addition to power generation, the government needs major investment to upgrade and renovate its power grid. so electricity can reach consumers,

the push to move away from expensive hydrocarbons to eco friendly sources. sounds good in theory, but remains a long way from reality. some a majority of era tucked up southern park, his son. oh yes, we are going to return to our breaking news and getting bizarre, where there's been gunfire near the presidential palace said details pretty sketchy ma'am. said join nicholas hopkins, falling developments from docker and cynical next se. not the pretty stance that whatever information we have. so far, just phyllis in well, we know that there was a cabinet meeting when the gunfire ruptured. so the president was meeting with, with his prime minister and his cabinet, when there was a gunfire that was heard next to the premises of the presidential palace. it's unclear whether it was the presidential guards trying to protect the president or was if there was an attack on the presidential palace, was clear that we don't know the whereabouts of the president, nor of the prime minister. but nick, this country has been,

has experience huberts coups since and since its independence and 1874. and when and barlow and we were there during the election, won the election straight away. the opposition contested those results and went to court. in october of this year, the, the, the chief of staff of the military, he said that he had 4 old and arrested several members of the military that were preparing a coup against invalid. so there is this qu comes, or if it is a coo and we don't know yet, but the, the, the grievances amongst the military have been brewing for a long time in getting, besides military, ever since. and ballard to power 2020. nick, what can be said about the timing of this to think? i mean it, it was we were just on the line a week ago when there was a qu in bertina faso. so if this is a qu, this is

a big blow to the region that would be the 4th white after guinea, molly and brick, enough us. so. but what's clear is that it seems that what has happened in molly the 1st, who that we saw in the region and its apparent success, has informed other militaries in the region that they can take up the power. that's what we saw in giddy. and that's what we saw recently in rekita 1st step, it's unclear whether that's going to be the case in guinea be south, but there's a lot of resentment among the military towards the government. the government has been clamping down on illegal trafficking of drugs in the state department. the american state department qualifies be so as a norco state, it's used by colombian drug dealers to funnel drugs into west africa, to then reach the, the, the european markets in the u. k and elsewhere in france and germany. so he's done a lot of work to try to clap down that and have been quite important seizures of cocaine in bizarre recently. and that's a lucrative

a trafficking. and it appears in the past that the, the, the military has been involved in that narco trafficking. in fact, the united states had arrested a couple of years ago, one of the chief of the navy for his involvement in norco trafficking. it's unclear whether that plays a role in the events unfolding. but what's clear is that this is another country where a democratically elected president and is facing some sort of uprising from military forces. and that is very worrisome in that in the next couple of days, the west african body across that has the states are going to talk about the situation here. the said back in democracy in the region, nick or nick, thanks very much indeed for vita, as nicholas hika tells us about the situation and give us our gun fires, reported it near the presidential policy thanks very much bye

or up is in use. i was still time to support his are. thank you, nick. well, we're starting with walcott qualifies in asia with south korea just a few seconds way from qualify for cat thoughts. 2022. now they leave syria to no more. bring you more of that action later, but in the other group slipped up in their attempt to qualify when over japan would have put them through his group winners. but host japan schools goal and each helps me min. i mean, this is 7037 games to japan and junior ito, the brilliant 2nd to new when put to summer i blew with an appoint elsewhere. it was an article day for vietnam, they achieve that stuff. everybody in the final stage of asian woke up qualifying the vietnamese did this are the 31 when over china on tuesday, the bell. so that's the bottom of a qualifying group say well, so he is how that group b table looks in the asian qualifying saudi. still talk one point clear of japan

and australia with a chance of closing the gap if they can beat amman later on tuesday, over the african cup of nations. volcano fasfa gearing up for their semi final against cynical on wednesday, the teams progress that the tournament has offered respite for home funds from last week's military true in the west african country or bikini foster. i've only ever reached the final only once before in 2013 was having dispatched the news here in the quarter finals. i quote says the team just needs to keep going. does it differ from them? first of all, we want to be ourselves. we are not going to change our identity because we're going to face synagogue. we already knew that synagogue has a big armada in any case. it is one of the best countries in africa when you faced such a team. the main thing is to be yourself. we will not come to this competition with a mask with an image that is not ours. know what we will keep our identity in the game. 7 times saved ball champion,

tom brady is announced. his retirement from american football last week. brady's tampa bay buccaneers were eliminated in the tales. he posted this on instagram earlier that he's no longer going to make a 100 percent or lin commitment. the 44 year old hold several nfl records, brady, $16.00 of his super bowl titles. the new england patriots before spending the last 2 years of his career with the balconies former golf walcott number one, greg norman, is now a multi 1000000 dollar revamp of the asian to move design to disrupt the local game . straight him back by saudi arabia has set up a new 10, told him an international theory set to take place across asia and europe. the 1st 2 events are in thailand and then the u. k. $300000000.00 will be invested over the next decade in the project, as it looks to rival the pga on european d p. walters. those talk norman will eventually seek to form a golfing, a super league, a little earlier respects australian golf journalist jimmy emanuel and sydney one

being held in england in near london in the century club was sort of rumored for the last day or so was it was it basically a well known secret that that's where they were going to go at that feels like a direct shot at a date, a will to a who's bass is just down the road. wentworth, i'm sorry, sorry, look at it feels like that's a bit of a technique from asian tour, i suppose for lack of a better term. but it wouldn't surprise if they tried to expand into those areas, but it is gonna be very difficult. i mean, you can say with these 10 events primarily in asia in the middle east where they are already established. these 2 are and they play a lot of they golf. they are, the majority of the golf there should say. and moving into those market is very tough. america would be exceptionally hard to get somebody off the ground, the pga tour. it's a huge organization even in terms of other sports organizes not just golf. so it'd

be very difficult to get foothold. and they, they were asked about that and they said, look, this is just the beginning. we do want to expand, but it is going to be difficult to push ahead with those sorts of things. he was very clear that he doesn't believe he's hostile or looking for a fight. i believe was, was what he said, but that's not the way it's taken. it has been taken p j 2 players who are playing this week and in the asian to revenge are required to then go back and play the as the scheduled page, a tour event for this weight pebble beach in the next couple of ease of have a previously there was talk of farms, there's been all sorts of things that they pay world. ready to has been very active in showing up its situation around the world, but they've signed the strategical align and saw extended one here in australia in south africa with the sunshine tour as well. so auto think base, say it as a friendly competition. i think they say it is a bit of a turf or without

a designated term because they to as bio ram will base die. so it's, it's definitely a little bit spicy between the big players here. and it'll be interesting to see how it plays out. when shall and picks begin in 3 days time to organize and say that 24 new treyvan 19 cases hump into texas monk athletes and personnel. some of them have been shot south of competing at the games after testing positive on arrival in beijing. despite the rise in cases that the games officials in china say the situation is what they expected. and it from the control of the head of the parish. 2024 game says he won't be attending these olympics off the testing positive 2 and the possibility also of catching the viruses at the forefront of many others. mine. scary because you put in for years since the last games you know, johnny put in 24 years to get here and for all of that to go to waste in the last week will ask couple days it would be

a tragedy. and so that's always kind of on your mind and it is stressful. i mean, but being here daily cove, a test, i really think this is probably one of the safest places now. beijing will be the fast winter and picks use almost 100 percent artificial snow organizes of deployed more than a 100 snow generators and $300.00 snow cannon to cover the slopes. manmade snow has been given the thumbs up by snow borders who inspected the slope. sol venue now to danbury and steph curry, once again was a star for the golden state warriors. and the latest victory. he scored a game high, 40 points against the houston rockets 20. 1 of them coming in the 4th quarter were, is securing when one to 2 to 100 night is as thick victory in a row. let's say a spot for now, but i'll be more later. sorry, thank you very much for that. we'll see a bit later. that's the news up. i'll be back in a couple of minutes with another full horror of lucy then ah,

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