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the marriage project witness on al jazeera holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera, ah more us soldiers live in poland to support nato in eastern europe, while diplomatic efforts are on the way to east tension between russia and ukraine . ah, hello, i'm adrian said again. this is al 0 live from doha. also coming up funding, it's miss al program with bitcoin. the u. n says that north korea's government the stolen tens of millions and digital currency to pay for its recent launches. arising death tall and wide spread damage madagascar, us eastern coast, is,
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had hon. bye cyclone. back to life. and i thought of the lion's war set. a goal celebrates its 1st ever africa compensation is full time. ah, a push to find a diplomatic solution to the tense situation unfolding along the border between russia and ukraine is gathering pace. german and french officials that you to beach ukrainian leaders later on monday, traveling to the east of the country. but as diplomatic efforts take shape more us troops of arrived in eastern europe to reinforce they so allies, after the russian military build up on ukraine's board up, there are growing western fears of a possible invasion. although moscow continues to deny that it has any such plans, will ukraine's president says resolving the standoff through diplomacy remains the
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most likely outcome from sweater husk in eastern ukraine. al jazeera charles stratford reports the u. s. military aircraft touches down in poland near the border would ukraine on board? a few dozen elite u. s. troops and equipment. the initial contingent of around $1700.00 us so which is ordered to head to europe. because nato countries fear a russian invasion of ukraine. the appointment of elements of the 2nd airborne division are here to enhance the readiness interoperability across all domains with our polish allies, and if necessary, defend any portion of nato satellite pictures supplied by a private us company had been published, which is said to show the latest russian troop build up in bella. ruth, ukraine's neighbor and russia's ally. the russian military build up includes
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nuclear capable bama patrol's part of moscow's huge joint exercise with batteries called operation resolve. the criminal says 11 days of war, game starting on thursday, are aimed at training to repel an attack on russia's southern borders. the white house national security adviser said negotiations with russia was still an option. the time is running out. we believe that there is a very interesting possibility that vladimir putin will order an attack on ukraine . it could take a number of different forms. it could happen as soon as tomorrow, or it could take some weeks yet. there was a different milder tone from the crating government, ukraine's foreign minister twisted. do not believe the apocalyptic predictions. different capitals have different scenarios, but ukraine is ready for any development. today ukraine has a straw me unprecedented international support and ukrainians,
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faith in their country. this enemy should be afraid of us, not us, afraid of them. another example of caves cautious attempt toning down the language of its western backers. up to president laudermill zalinski, told his us led allies last week to take a breath and calm down. russia still maintains it has no intention of invading ukraine, but of course, if it did, that would be the 2nd invasion in recent years because of his annexation of crimea in 2014 of the winks of negotiations between nato countries in russia that has be no significant outcome to those talks. the french and german lead as a heading to moscow and cave in the coming days. the space for negotiated settlement to this crisis is small, but it still exists. charles strafford al jazeera special, his eastern ukraine. muslim jobs and picks up the story now for us from washington
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. on the sunday public affair shows here in the united states. it was the white house national security advisor jake sullivan, who was arguing why people should be worried about a potential russian invasion of ukraine on his way back to the white house on sunday afternoon. u. s. president joe biden spoke briefly with reporters about the situation. ah, i'm not going to speculate on that. i think think the can not get. on monday the u. s. president will welcome to the white house, the new german chancellor alex sholtes. they're expected to talk about the risk of a russian invasion in ukraine and the potential impact that could have on germany's energy supplies. a you and report says that north korea has stolen tens of millions
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of dollars of crypto currency to help finance it's nuclear and ballistic missile program. it says the pyongyang stole more than $50000000.00 through cyber attacks between 2020 and last year. a separate study indicates that as much as $400000000.00 may have been stolen. both korea conducted 9 ballistic missile tests last month. i'll just here as well. mcbride reports from sol. this does follow a pattern. we do know that said north korea has been accused now for years of being involved in all sorts of nefarious international criminal activity as a way of getting much needed foreign reserves to basically a let it survive. it has been involved, for example, has been accused of being involved in international narcotics in an illegal arm sales. but it does seem to have found a lucrative avenue in cyber crime with another reporting 2019, for example, from the un suggesting that north korea had managed to accrue $2000000000.00 worth
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of digital assets in recent times. and that with the current economic, dire straits that north korea was in, it seems as though it's not going to desist from the cyber crime. because of course, it's effaced is international sanctions. the impact of 2 years of basically being cut off from the outside world or by the pandemic. it is in a very difficult to die economic straits. there are talk of food shortages in north korea and as we get into 2022 still the same. a question of how to deal with north korea, especially given this flurry of a missile launches to madison, is a tax expert, a tex, i'm a tech expert and see of social slope. he says what crypto currencies artist, hard to trace, as people think in many ways crypto currency as a criminal's dream or a rogue nation. if you want to look at it that way, because it is anonymous and you can't find it. but the very fact that it's not
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backed by a government means it must be traceable. and so i'll use, for example, a us $100.00 bill like this. it's got a serial number on it. but good luck trying to understand who's used that $100.00 bill. crypto currency is actually traceable and your anonymity is dependent on you getting it right every single time. if you're anonymous for a 1000 transactions and you slip up just one time, then all the sudden, not just the transaction you slipped up on every single prior transaction is no longer anonymous. so i think it's a lot less ideal for road nations or criminal than you might think. so when you talk about these exchanges, if i have a crypto currency in an exchange and i have to log in, what do i have to use? i have to use a username and password and that is almost always the biggest point of vulnerability you. you launch a fishing attack against me. i don't really realize that i give you my credentials . i mistakenly log into what i think is my crypto currency exchange. but it's that, it, it's a server hosted by somebody malicious all the sudden they have my username and password and within minutes if not, seconds, you know, they can drain my wallet,
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transfer that crypto current to somewhere else that i can't get. and again, it's not backed by a government, so it's, it's very effective once they've hacked and gotten your credentials. and i strongly suspect that that's a big, big portion of how they've managed to do the tax australia is to fully reopen its board as maybe 2 years after the government closed the country off to the rest of the world. from february 21st fully vaccinated travelers can enter the country. it means the tourists can finally return. serbia was only allowing in a number a limited number of citizens and permanent residence, making it one of the harshest border closures in the world. the philippines started to vaccinate children age between $5.11 against curve at 19. it's going ahead despite a legal challenge by 2 parents who want to stop the program officer as java. alan dorgan reports from manila. the 1st day of the vaccination of children looks like a festive affair. here in manila, it's done and
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a newly renovated manila 0. there are mascot and candies for children who are afraid of injections. but for the government, the vaccination of kids within the age of $5.00 to $11.00 couldn't come soon enough . that's because the recent date of the department of health shows nearly 70 percent of coven cases. among the pediatric group, last month were from age 0 to $11.00. good night, you was up a was a lot below asking all fathers, all mothers to convince your relatives and neighbors all your acquaintances tell them to have your children vaccinated to that your children will soon have a normal life. this is extremely important. and although covert cases have been slowing down over the past few days, here in manila, the situation is different in many provinces, across the country. still for the parents are bringing their children for vaccination to day. they remain hopeful,
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but this would finally be the way for the reopening of school and their return to normalcy for their children again. chinese tennis star punctuate, has denied accusing a former government official of sexual assault. allegation on social media in november was taken down half an hour after he was posted. she now says for her statement was misunderstood. tre disappeared from public view for nearly 3 weeks. after making the claim on monday, she met the head of the international olympic committee. our job is to remain in contact with her, as we've explained in the past, to carry out personal quiet diplomacy to keep in touch with her as we've done to meet in person as we've done. and now invite her to see us. so we are, as a sports organization, are doing everything to ensure that she is happy and i don't think it's for us to be able to judge in one way just as it's not for you to judge either in one way or another. her position out 0, katrina,
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you has more for us down from beijing the i or c confirm that punctual. i actually met with the head of the osi thomas back on saturday night that they had dinner together. and following that me saying a partial. i attended several winter olympic events and also that she was invited to the iris headquarters to visit switzerland. now during a press conference on monday morning, the i or see were asked about her situation, asked whether they believed that she was not speaking under duress of this, she was indeed safe and well. and as we just heard, mark adams, i oversee spokesperson said that as a sports organization, it was not the i overseas place to judge this. and also that it was not the i o c's place to push for any sort of investigation into the matter. now just the context point tries, of course, a 3 time olympian and tennis, stone, china, who on the 2nd of november and made a very long and emotional post on way ball,
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which is chinese social media, where she talked about a relationship with a former chinese vice premier john gal lee and also accused him of sexual misconduct. now that post was taken down 20 to 30 minutes later, but not before sending shockwave through a chinese social media. now the i or see says that even though she wasn't appearing publicly or speaking publicly for there was false subsequent, 2 or 3 weeks after she made the post that they say she was in contact with the i r c. since november, the 21st by thorn still to come here on al jazeera, we take a look at the preliminary results of costa ricans election. we are a former president of 2nd early lead. ah, ah, look forward to really to scholars who with sponsored point cutoff at ways. hey
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there we know at least 10 people have been killed after tropical cyclone that sir. i rolled across not a gas card. this is a glimpse of some of the damage. we also know up to a quarter of a 1000000 people somehow some way impacted by this. so here's where the storm is on monday, out over open water, but it's kicking back rain for western and southern areas. press play, see where this goes. it's going to continue to dip to the south mainland africa is going to duck and dodge this. that's certainly good news when you consider there's been some flooding for eastern portions of south africa. now toward the top end of africa are harm that wind is stirring up the sand and dust around engine. mean it's $33.00 degrees and also some showers around the gulf of guinea. lot of snow coming your way for the alpine region. $4050.00 centimeters to be expect it snow over the higher ground in the balkans. rain as we head toward ground level when you consider these high temperatures. sorry, 89 in belgrade. 10 is full. eventually pushing to turkey on tuesday,
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so for now enjoy it. we've got a southerly flow that pops up the temperature to 13 degrees and it's done both of those showers starting to leak in. but check this out by tuesday. intense rain and wind 6 degrees are certainly going to feel bad and gloomy conditions, wednesday and thursday that sure weather update. we'll see you soon. take care of the weather. sponsored by katara ways. examining the impact of today's headlines. there are threats to peace and security. don't appear on the tv screen, setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. thousands of palestinians being displaced and having met homes, destroy them that land international filmmakers and world class journalists, bring programs to inform and inspire climate has to become part of the way we tell stories. on our era ah
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ah, hello again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news this, our more us soldiers have been arriving at poland as part of plans to increase latest presence in eastern europe. while german and french officials had you to beat ukrainian leaders lays out a you ever report says that north korea used cyber attacks to fight on sits nuclear ballistic missile program. the report indicates the pyongyang still at least $50000000000.00 worth of crypto currency. in the past 2 years, and chinese tennis style punctuate, has met the president of the international olympic committee. after concerns about her well being, she says that a post she made accusing a chinese official of sexual misconduct was misunderstood. the tension between
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russia, ukraine will likely dominate the agenda at a meeting between us president joe biden, and germany as chancellor olaf sholtes his visit to washington, as seen as reassurance that these her countries a standing up to rush and aggression. it also set the tone for future us. german relations is alan fischer. reports in power for 16 years. anglo merkel wasn't afraid of confronting american presidents. she stepped down, his german chancellor. december was replaced by all of schultz. it meant a fresh start in us. german relations, something welcomed by a man who saw a job biden's election as a good thing. we had to give the 1st on for a while. we feared that for the previous government under president trump, it may no difference whether a country with a democracy and a friendly ally or not. it is now clear what binds us together. it's clark doesn't
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have been it. when it comes to international affairs, i think they very much come from the same mindset. they both believe in the transatlantic alliance, also and wash up basically the position is very clear, very similar. there should be no change orders in europe. it's not the 1st time the to have met. they spoke on the fringes of the g. 20 summit in room and october, when shoals was finance minister and virtually after he became chancellor. they'll meet face to face now with a looming international crisis. and the ok notion glances in the we are all concerned about the situation on the ukrainian border with russian troops gathered on the ukrainian border. joe biden has promised sanctions but any incursion, but there is a wadi, the russians might retaliate by cutting off gas supplies to europe. and the hardest hit will be germany, the brunt of the blow back costs from economic sanctions, whether it's financial functions, whether it is energy sanctions, whether it is suspending or $32.00 forever will be borne by the europeans and by
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some europeans, not by all, europeans. that also has little implications or shelters. the head of the center left social democratic party as a career politician who came late to the top job, he's been called the german joe biden. the, to have a lot in common. she had goals, mutual objectives, but schultz knows it also plays well at home. when there's a german chancellor ready to tell us president, where to go? alan fisher. i'll gita washington. the pakistani army has strongly condemned an attack which killed at least 5 of its soldiers. they were shot from across the border in afghanistan by pakistani taliban fighters in december, the armed group withdrew from a ceasefire with the pakistani government will not attack came just days after pakistani soldiers fought with separatists in baluchistan province. it happened on weapons date, 9 soldiers and 20 fighters were killed. the pakistani army says the 2 military
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posts were targeted in one of the biggest raids in recent years. and some tele, medicine de situation is not good after the explosion to restrict checking every where we're sitting here to provide bread and butter to our children. there is nothing in de maki that savannah area i by little come, we came here in the morning. the 1st we were working and after finishing work 11 o'clock when we came to this place, why we haven't left. oh, there was a lot of damage. we don't know what happened inside, how much out a 0 come all hide a report now from islamabad. but as far as the jack in the northwest is concerned, that happened in the quorum area along the budget on of one of the on board did of course now proving to be our trouble far along with our great grab allusion surgeon that active. but it is also important to know that budget on her strongly condemned that particular attack and expect and get him of one government to ensure that your
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tags do not take place from van story. i dare to drop those parts. did i mention one in the not read read die, which does not make data on. and you get all of on august on who have thousands of fighters and then down south, which is a region where the borders made a wrong run. it's on buckets on, according to report, the buckets on your intelligence say that they were able to trace the communication during the tag and trace them board to have one on address india where they said that handler right, operating from so indeed a evolving situation. budgets on a broad bracing for motor tax and as we speak, we also got a report that there was an attack on a security forces on why and they don't of quite did the provincial capital of blue just on do soldier to injure dead. also,
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at least 10 people have died and madagascar after cycling made landfill on saturday as juliet wolf reports. now tens of thousands of people coming to terms with the trail of devastation left and its path cycling. betsy re slammed into madagascar eastern coastline with heavy rains and wind speeds of 155 kilometers per hour flooding roads and leading several houses completely submerged. tens of thousands of people have been displaced in alaska for the marina vision with them. i thought it was early morning, still sleeping below our landlord came to tell us that war was rising. who got up to move the furniture all while the war continued tries. the house started cracking . some of our furniture was still upstairs and the crack started to get worse and run margaret some far belongings have been destroyed, not got as she shut the residents, use tree branches to measure the depth of the floods. the damage compounded by the
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destruction left by another cyclone, 2 weeks earlier, which killed dozens and displaced a 130000 people were shorter nadia mon to lucia. hi, i don't think the damage is big. the wind was very strong. and even if people took her to protect their belongings, there had been a lot of damage to laundry, have done full full, b a. the disease had prepared food to distribute those in need with you and evacuation flights on standby children and worried parents fill the floors of this local evacuation center. and i say the guardian of michael columbia, we live on the hill on the edge of a cliff. the wind was strong, but our house is also strong. early in the morning there was a landslide to be safe. the head of the neighbourhood told us to go to the evacuation center. that's why we're here. on the madagascar has recently suffered drought, another country hit by extreme weather as a result of climate change. gillian wolf,
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al jazeera. unicef says that it's working to provide shelter for children, caught up in last month's prison battle in syria. the you and children's agency says the daily 600 children were of the facility there half worker when it was attacked by i saw trying to free its fighters. a units of team visited the prison and met with survivors. it says that children that are living in incredibly precarious conditions, plan minister of libby as soon as he government says that he will continue to carry out his duties until elections are held in june. his comments come after the speaker of parliament so that the chamber would choose a new interim prime minister on monday. elections were scheduled for december, but were delayed because of disagreements between political parties. the most senior judge in tune is here, has accused the president of illegally undermining the judiciary is independence. k, a side has dissolved the supreme judicial council. the country's legal watchdog. it
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is here. vulcan reports now from today's protest is on the march in tunis after the announcement by president case site dissolved teenagers, legal watched up the supreme judicial council. their march was on the 8th anniversary of the assassination of left ring. politician shall group allied by gunman who have not been caught. the anniversary is always an emotional day for to nations. a well loved champion of human rights and freedom, the light loss is still felt deeply and his mer to remains unsolved. his supporters demand the launch of a murder investigation every year and cold for the prosecution of whoever was responsible many tenicia to say they've lost faith in the justice system. i don't pull it out of lithia walk today. what all pulled good parties, associations and independence have come out to see that corruption is over and we all know everyone knows that before july 25th. good. oh, judicial appointments were based on party affiliations. and the supreme judicial
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council was essentially built on party affiliations as b. o side says the supreme judicial council is corrupt and is preventing politically sensitive cases from being prosecuted with the help of what he called hidden powers. member one, how good con grimma do another and if you, right, as i said to dissolved a few period, council of the judiciary where positions are so kind of the so much lisa, critics of the president say he's targeting the judiciary in order to consolidate national institutional power, they accuse him of a power grab suspending parliament and dissolving governments last july. since then, ty site is ruled by decree, overseeing all state institutions, including the judiciary which continues to push back against his one man rule. the conflict between the judges and the president here seems far from over. elysium
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holcman, al jazeera tennis of hallmark costa rican president has taken an early lead in sunday, a special election. jose maria forget as ass, bolden 30 percent of the votes. in preliminary results, he's trailed by a conservative for ratio. alberto alvarado alvarado. sorry. the vote is expected to go. so run off in april costa rica is one of last in america's most stable democracies. but high unemployment and corruption, of course, widespread discontent. police and mexico have evicted migrants from a makeshift camp and the board of city of tijuana officers forced around 400 people to leave the camp using heavy machinery to destroy tents. the migrants from central america have been living in the camp for nearly a year, waiting to cross the border into the us. when on the 3rd of at a more dilemma. well, we don't have family here. we are on our own and we are in a country, we don't even know, and we are asking for asylum in the united states. but we never thought this was
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going to happen. i had to wake up my children and they are still asleep and it's tough. it's not easy. a public holiday has been declared in senegal to celebrate its national football site winning the africa cup of nations for the 1st time. they beat 7 times champions at some time, shout yes, egypt for 2 in a penalty. shoot out. livable start, sell your money. delivering the decisive blow from the spot after it was mill mill . following little extra time in the family. campbell rule out as he was as had beg, watched the match with france instead of goals capital back off. they watched. they waited and they prayed. then
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with ah, poised before the flying love this time and dentist and to shoot and it's the 1st ever i think a couple of nation victorious at last. throughout the day they've been hope and preparations every other post and treat painted in the countries colors. even hair, i don't mind faces and lips. shrines in the neighborhoods with has come from
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senegal is celebrating their part to the team is expected back on monday. the find an entire nation out on the streets to gotten them home. i said bake. i'll jazeera deca. now take a look at this, a rare spectacle of skies of golden mexico. this trail of bright lights was spotted above baja, california state video of the event posted on social media where it made quite a fuss was unclear what caught what was caught on camera. it's believe to have been a space gabriel. perhaps a beecher right. ah, it is good to have you with us. hello, adrian. so they can hear it though, how the headlines and al jazeera more us soldiers have been arriving in poland as part of plan.
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