ah, it's already been voted the best airport in the world for 2022. now, how much international airport is about 2 feet? it's biggest. over 1200000 people are expected to with you in the world. cup majority of them will arrive here. it seems like the world cup has already started in this classroom, little cited, it will travelling to contact for the wild card. this is the last barbecue, before the trip with one thing in common in support for the t b. now, the organizing committee says in terms of bookings on the official cut, our 2022 portal on pete 8th. there are about 100000 booking. that number is expected to increase as much as 30 percent by the time the tournament begin.

awe. thanks. i was chief accuses russia using winter is a weapon of war urging member states do more to help you create, rebuild its energy infrastructure. ah, i'm a buck. this is al jazeera life london, also coming up funerals in the occupied west bank for, for palestinians killed during confrontation, square this radio forces. and 3 astronauts glossed off from the gobi desert, destined for china's newly built space station party in the usa. they beat iran by single goal to qualify for the fee for world cups last $60.00 ah, nato countries are being asked to increase a to ukraine in the country,

braces for winter. russian attacks and ukrainian infrastructure have left millions of people without power, as temperatures plummet. nato secretary general spoke at a nato foreign ministers meeting underway in romania installed a burg said the alliance is prepared to meet the challenge. andrew simmons reports from the capital, bucharest, pledges of unwavering support for ukraine came from nato secretary general d. n. salt and burg. along with a warning that russia is weapon, ising winter by attacking energy infrastructure, he says nato has found new ways to help ukraine. president putin is trying to force ukrainians to freeze or flee until they allas made additional pledges. non littler support, including fuel and generators, helping ukraine to address the consequences of rochell sir. strikes against their power grades and the u. s. has announced it will supply equipment worth

$53000000.00 to help repair ukraine's electricity grid. earlier stoughton berg had assured romania that its air force and troops were being backed up by extra reinforcements. romania has usf 16 aircraft that are replacing outdated. former soviet megs and their pilots saw fully stretched. everything is under pressure. so we weren't timely mean to though them we fight to again the 2nd. romania coordinates with other nato forces in policing its airspace defense to the skies above nato's eastern flank has never been so intense nato faces of colossal challenge. not just in the air on the ground to russia would call this escalation. nato prefers the word to terence,

hear us and romanian forces. allan exercise recently. there were tests of aaron missile defenses, but ukraine is saying, such weaponry is desperately needed it side of the border. and the supply line of weapons that are available is too slow. decisions on weapons decision on washing production line weapons in western countries. it has to be me, buster. the quandary nato faces is that it won't take a direct hand in the deployment of weaponry. and so it's down to individual states, but some only want to give non lethal support. craniums may well observe that if energy infrastructure is repaired, it won't last for long unless ukraine's air defenses are drastically improved sooner rather than later. andrew simmons al jazeera, bucharest,

was speaking to al jazeera earlier the mayor of kiera says, ukraine needs more military support from nato main point for air defense and direct systems, sir, because safety right now is mean priority for every one in ukraine. and guess of course we very appreciate for support to political support, financial support to me than health, but we need right now generators for now, for our country, we need to also defense weapons and direct systems and defending systems because one more time. safety is main priority for every citizens of our hometown in our country. it's situation right now, he's holding grain and also in capital is critical because after the last rake is attacked to our hometown, it's our infrastructure was also have huge damages destroyed. and

we are fighting 24 hours to bring the water and heating back to apartments, to homes in our citizens. actually right now there heating can to water in the homes. but we have the deputy, though 50 percent of electricity as mean one half 1000000 citizens of our hometown without electricity. casa, has struck a deal with germany to supply 2000000 tons of liquefied natural gas. the year. the agreement starts in 2026 would last for 15 years, like much of europe, germany is looking for alternative energy sources of the imports. russia was severely reduced. this invaded ukraine. germany is also hoping to reduce consumption of fossil fuels to become carbon neutral by 2045. from the german perspective, this is a deal which the minister concerned robert ha back and said is great. he said that

from his perspective, this 15 year deal shows that categories part of the world market. he says that there are the countries in the world market, but let's be clear cut represents one of the biggest parts of the world market. from the german perspective, the governmental perspective, that is this is also good news because very recently they've shown the world one of their new floating l n g terminals. i've been to sit myself in the port of vill hands haven't. and so this deal, which would represent 3 percent of germany's gas needs, well, it will when eventually this comes through will be coming to places like finance hoffen and feeding germany's gas requirements for those 15 years. but what it also spells out is clear that this environmentally concerned and conscious german government is having to accept the needs the necessity of having fossil fuels for a very long time. mr. havoc has said, we're going to be carbon neutral by 2045. this deal runs till 2041. no question

about it. right now. the situation, the energy crisis is forcing this german government to make decisions that would really prefer not to butts openly say they say that the steel is great. okay. you ready? close time to catch up on all the action from today's games. and the woke up a ring cutter. ah here, sorry, i've locked iran out of the toner, went well comp and secure place to the last 16 where the one that victory altamont stadium. iran says choice keep was on the page for kick off off to picking up an injury in there, but there was nothing you could do to stop christian for us. it's putting the u. s . one bill, but the strike paid the price injuring himself, going the 1st dollar late to be solved off. timothy why? i thought he'd double the us. me did the guy 2nd to the 1st. for the referee rule,

give off side. they're all with desperate for a droll as a goal for the driver seat and 3 to the knockout stages. but the moment iran met the survey was knocked out in the box the record. i didn't want a penalty. so the guy who made it one bill to the u. s. for england to kill their passage is great, which is why beating british rivals while the wells needed a way to have any chance of qualifying a forego. victory could have not seeing the down spot. marcus rash for that other ideas he had said, my daddy was that after the break that back to strike for the scoring with a brilliant free kick the i've been already said, you have nothing to keep it to do about that. why don't i mean it like to english, double there late that hurricane with the band, if you so why did the school 22 year old repairing manager down south states for giving him his 1st stop? i thought you tried to, i was rest, but he completed the scoring ceiling a 3 day when we did go all the told him, it's which leaves him as joy top scorer wilds,

and that starts to get finished bottom and there are out english, but it's all group b, when except for english will be set a goal. he secured that ticket to the knockout stages with a thrilling to watch when the gates ecuador, ecuador remembered needed just a drawer to qualify, but it was set a goal of the attack early on. just the author of the africans in france, where they were awarded a penalty. it's marla saw the story he 1st well comp goal to get started. goal delayed a corner could all lead to the equal our, our, to the guy was it to fade, are escaping his market to find the back of basically of a nation set a goal gate they are part of the roots are correct. distributed flights are kept to do cooler body scoring the way to ecuador play is that top broken off to being so close to getting through set a goal because the 1st african seems to qualify for the stage a little sorry group i that that's lives book that spot to the route of 60 with a comfortable wait or the host cats on the dutch or the data that draw it. that's

not a good guy, just to kill progress. so they were better, the party got got the open up. so that was considering his rather a scoring it every game so far. well, well it was a bit feel to frankie, the own double the lead for the baited orridge after the break because i feel comfortable waiting for the top of it. great. could have it more substitute stephen back outside the pole at the, by the 5th year about coal. but it was essentially rolled out by the i offer a hard blow by step. so in the build up that dug out over, hit the bar in the closing stages. but to dealt with how it finished dutch, you woke up dirty. the ice champions becoming the 1st high salut, all 3 groups gave down a beated any t consecutive that they face the u. s. fixed for let's have a look at those results without football. i read a lot of england that united states that going through from group bay, but did they deserve to be the top to do they do me based on what they've been able

to do throughout the entire body of work. they were the 2 teams most consistent. they were the 2 teams that end up getting the results. they were the 2 teams that showed the most in terms of some type of play, especially against whale and iran. harper for iran. yes. but the us with a better team that match up against the iranians, and that's where the difference and that are being in that group center go, making sure there's an african nation. that is the last 6 data off the phone to confident did. did it in russia 4 years ago? a great, great, i'm, i for africa. yeah. well, 4 years ago they were eliminated for out of the group stage on yellow cards. i mean, how close could they have been that time around? keep that in mind when you start seeing, i'll you see, say, and his team go into, it's going to be a very, although the english press are going to say it's coming home. i was out there presenter as well. yeah, a lot of people need to keep cynical income i go through. but at the end of the day, the senate goal is going to give me a very difficult time and don't be surprised that they, if they are the ones that end up advancing quickly, the netherlands. i mean, the question here says, how strong do i look in the going to look out studies,

it's more of a cases. you know, that could get a lot better, do what they need to do a walk up. you don't want to always start out strong. you want to start going through that a sending curve and they're starting to get to that point in this, in this group stage. now what they end up finding out is that, yeah, they play the u. s. they possibly, if, of course, all the statistics and all the probabilities are going the right way, they might end up playing argentine and quarter. but how, how big a deal is it that through the same strictly policy, it's a score today for the u. s. way of aged, we don't know how bad that is. very good at eating back, but i have to get to that because he is that creative spark is that he's there. create a spark. he is one of their leading scores. he's that player that makes he's the one that makes that engine rev and pull it together. is it at a 100 percent? you start to see some problems with the u. s. job is doing this the other day and i said, i hate doing predictions. are going to do it with the what do you oh, so give us, give us a law 60 you get that one and you know, the competitive, how does well so he's better than me. so what do you think? set a goal?

england's england and usa holland though you say that let's netherlands devils. okay, going to be interesting. well let's, i will have a look here, the interest that those guys but great. see it. they are also decided on wednesday font around batches there as well. it's a 1500 g r t kick off with a defending champion, france against judea at education. city with australia, a deadlock are going to be interested in this well that, that alger do start to get the same time, but that's followed at 1900 g. i'd say 5 to small bathroom argentina, up against the whole it, the level dog bessie. again, never dusky that that stadium, boyd 7 pull playing at the same time. a saudi arabia match with mexico at the side l. i caught it stadium. so thank you to look for tooth or die 11 of the thought of it all say, we'll have it all covered right here are out with still to come on out,

jazeera tensions continue to simmer in cities across china. extra police are deployed in response to proto to protests against strict cove measures. ah, ally, there are more showers in the forecast the eastern parts of australia. i'm pleased to say it doesn't look too bad for new southwell to further north. we will see some big damsels tickling to east parts of queensland pushing up towards the cape yo peninsula and just rattling in around the top and said that very heavy rain that could cause some my localized thought, maybe some flash flooding just around the sunshine coast, pushing down to was brisbin as we go on through the course of a thursday, perhaps saying some about wet weather just slipping a little farther north, which is that main system just pushes out into the coral sea. there we go. is some heavy rain that just to the south of cans at that stage,

doubtful se she might catch a or to just around coastal parts of the south wells. generally speaking, temperatures on the rise more the west sunshine, 23 celsius. that melbourne. 29 in adelaide. but it does turn call of a per, for the top temperature of around $27.00 celsius. turning cooler from new zealand as well with some showers just rattling in from a southwesterly direction. and it will turn colder for japan over the next day or so as well. not too bad on wednesday, maybe 20 celsius once again there for turkish shelter by the mountains. but you can see the snow not too far away. say merrier disturbance, making its way across. central and southern parts of china. sinking further south was cooling off. ah, the new series, exploring our traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle to these environmental catastrophe. we journey across new mexico and meet those who

fight to protect their culture and raise awareness of the impact of climate change and pollution on their secret lands. hearst, nations frontline needs of nation voices of survival analogy 0 lou ah, reminder the top stories here now to sierra nato 60 general is calling all member states to pledge more aid for ukraine during winter has braces for more russian attacks. still to burg, accused russia of using winter as a weapon of war, while speaking of the nato foreign ministers meeting in bucharest at the fee for

well, couple usa have beaten iran, and the deciding match is a group b, the usa finish 2nd in the table that england has finished top of the group with 7 points off the beating whales. 5 palestinians have been killed by a ready forces and separate incidents in the occupied west bank. it's the latest in a series of deadly confrontations of the palestinian prime minister says r harbinger thinks to come. bona smith reports from ramallah to brothers have become the latest casualties of near daily confrontations between palestinians and israel's military. they leave behind another family, broken with grief and another palestinian community. angry and frustrated. israel's military says duffer and joanne remar. we were in an area where stones and petrol bombs were being thrown at patrol. 2 of these ready occupation forces fatally shot jawad. his brother doth, i tried to save him. he called for help. witnesses heard him calling for an

ambulance, but there's rarely forces shot him in the chest. the youngest duffer was at university studying i. t. hundreds of his fellow students turned out to mourn the brothers. as their bodies were taken for burial, this is the most violent year in the occupied westbank for 16 years, according to the you and a 150 for palestinians have been killed by israeli forces. ca, we've spoken with the international community to curb ongoing israeli crimes against our people were determined to join international organizations and take perpetrators to the international court of justice. them in the west banks main city ramallah. there was a general strike to show solidarity with the latest victims of violence, palestinian prime minister mohammed teeth, as the upsurge in violence is a harbinger of things to come. he is referring to the new israeli government, which will have been for the 1st time, far right. jewish nation is politicians in ministerial post,

able to influence the daily lives of palestinians living under occupation, but doesn't sound like a formula. leave the carving attention to bernard smith al jazeera remark. additional police officers have been deployed in china as authorities. they try to stamp out for the protests against the government. strict cove measures analysts say the unrest is unlikely to prompt any swift change. even though officials say they will address people's concerns. patrick falk has more police patrolling the streets of beijing by night a. it's a far cry from scenes in the chinese capital just the day before. the government has increased security and several major cities. following the biggest protests and decades. in shanghai scuffles broke out when police officers demanded people delete images from their phones. and not filming any more. this woman is saying, authorities keeping tight control of what spreading on social media. they don't

want people to see that there are other people who are, you know, courageous enough to go to the streets, to protest. barricades now lined the streets where hundreds of people had gathered before calling for an end to strict lockdown spe, warranties, mass testing, and disruptions that have been enforced for 3 years. reports quoting demonstrated, say, authorities have opened inquiries into the events of the past few days and have been summoning people suspected of attending protests to give written statements detailing their activities. many people have used the demonstrations to speak out about a range of grievances including censorship and diminishing civil liberties. despite the challenge to the chinese government, unless the down to the force any change, people can go to the street as somewhat as spontaneously to boys. they are a discontent to demand for freedom. ah, you know, but for any kind of movement to sustain, you need an organizing structure. you need a civil society groups, union activists,

but those people are gone. they are in jail, their silence there. were there any desire or the media briefing on tuesday, health officials did say they would address concerns about excess of controls and fine tune regulations to limit the impact and livelihoods. but they stopped short of conceding that was a problem with a 0 coven policy. thanks. yeah, good evening to lela some citizens and the general public se, the biggest problem is the oversimplification of the provincial control, mrs. ja baterri, imposition of restrictions and a one size fits all approach your child. it's not the 1st time the government has acknowledged public frustrations. in the past, though nothing has changed, which suggests it could be some time before china reconsider its response to the pandemic. patrick, fog al jazeera hong kong, south korea truck drivers have shave their heads in protest against government orders to go back to work. this is nationwide, strikes over pay continue. the union is demanding

a minimum wage. his driver's struggle with a rise and the cost of living. this is the 2nd strike by truckers in less than 6 months, with hundreds pledging to defy the government order. negotiations will resume on wednesday. gerald bella, russian protest leader, maria collins. the cover has been taken into intensive care for unknown reasons. fellow activists say she is in a stable but difficult condition. after undergoing surgery. close, the cover is currently serving an 11 year sentence for one she says are trumped allegations of involvement to mass on rest. she was arrested after protest against bella, russian president, alexander lucas, sancho in 2020. the rocky prime minister mohammed sheer also dani has met with the rainy and president abraham, racy, and to rome. the leaders held talks aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and regional security. baghdad announced it would deploy federal gods along its border after we ran launched missile and drove strikes against kurdish,

arranging groups in northern iraq, to ron officials, accused them of stoking the country's protests. a museum in london, there's signed over the ownership of its entire collection of benning bronzes to the nigerian government. is we more than 100 years since they, along with thousands of other artifacts, was stolen by british troops. we force it as more a major moment in a long campaign. in 1897 british soldiers stole thousands of finely wrought artifacts like this from the van kingdom of been in modern day nigeria. now, london's haldeman museum is returning these 6 pieces and signing over the ownership of a $66.00 other so called ben in bronze is in its collection to a noble this object to be displayed in museums for people to see people from outside the country to come and see in the context of where they have been looted is a significant moment for us. for now,

there are 6 deliberate gaps in the museums display cases. more will follow with plans for a significant number of artifacts to remain on an extended loan from the niger in government. at the resurgence of the black lives matter movement in 2020 leading to sort of more concerns about how we accounted for the provenance of objects. so it was a kind of natural outgrowth into a tipping point. it's here though, the british museum in london were the largest single collection of items taken from beneath. in the 19th century remains more than $900.00 individual objects. the museum says it was to ensure that collection is shared as widely as possible. it isn't though, talking about returning one major stumbling block is written into british law and $963.00 active parliament, forbidding the museum from disposing of its exhibits with just a few clearly defined exceptions. in the statement, the museum emphasized its collaborative work in my area, saying we actively engage with partners through the bending dialogue group and the

digital beneath initiative. while research and cultural exchange initiatives, also key priorities that in recent years, other institutions in scotland, france, germany, and elsewhere have been returning items from nobody in bronze collections. something barnaby phillips or through a recent history of the bronzes says it's left the british museum, increasing the isolated. remember that an institution like the british museum is also under pressure from other areas as a british government with its own interest. there are other significant national museums in this country, like the victorian, albert museum, the royal collection, all of which might be, i guess you would say more conservatively inclined, and they too can exert their pressure and influence on the british museum over the years. the debate has taken in concerns over security and conservation in nigeria, but increasingly it's become one about justice and restoration. nigeria. cultural custodians say it's time for british institutions and british politicians to write

a historical wrong. ari faucet, al jazeera london officials have told residents of hawaii's, big island to be prepared for evacuations. of the world's largest active volcano, started erupting, who i is mount a low. i began emitting love on monday, following a series of earthquakes. your option isn't immediately endangering surrounding towns larva initially contained within the caldera, or volcanic peak volcano peak. rather, experts have also warned that the air quality could deteriorate. might a lower loss ruptured 38 years ago. and el salvador residence near the shop, a rusty volcano have been put on jaila because it began erupting authorities of preparing 26 shelters. that could accommodate more than 10000 people. a safety zone has been extended to 6 kilometers around the crater. a u. m. back report has recommended the planet's largest coral reef system be listed as in danger. scientists,

a warning urgent action is needed to save the great barrier reef off the coast of australia. they say greenhouse gas emissions need to be cut quickly and funding increased to protect the fragile marine ecosystem. china has sent another 3 astronauts to its chan, gong space station. the crew traveling on board the ship jo 15 spacecraft, will spend the next 6 months living in the chang station. china has been excluded from the international space station after the u. s. ban nasser from engaging with beijing. alex bad reports on the latest launch. 321 your ordination ah, another milestone for china's space program. the shin jo, 15 known as the divine vessel, lifting off from the gobi desert for the tongue space station. and now the 3 astronauts on board we'll take over from the 3 others on the station. we've been helping finish the project for the past 6 months. i've been comrades in arms. we

have been waiting for this moment for a long time. young helen's palace is waiting for you to come way expecting you. the tongue gong is the crown jewel of beijing's ambitious space program, as it looks to catch up with the us and russia. the station has a lifespan of at least a decade with astronauts expected to conduct over $1000.00 scientific experiments. and it could become the only functioning space station in earth orbit with the international space station sit to retire in 2031. with no replacement, we had parts of the, i assess up there for nearly quarter of a century. it's getting old. and so as a brand new structure, with new technologies on board martin hardware, this is really going to add to, to the capacity of humanity to conduct that type of research in this unique environment. chung gongs final module successfully dogs. earlier this month, the she enjoy 15th 3 astronauts will now spend 6 months working and living on the

so called heaven's palace. so that we are more the way the main purpose of the mission is to verify the space stations capacity to support crew rotation realised the 1st crew rotation in orbit and install and test equipment and conduct space based scientific and technological experiments. somewhere down here, china put its 1st astronauts into space in 2003. since then it's landed a rover on the moon returned to lunar samples, earth and successfully launched into satellite withers. yes it is here. the ha cannot fall within the bought the television was live broadcasting, young louise return in 2003. i had great respect and admiration for him. this heedless, planted in me for the 1st time. being an astronaut, the 1st thing is that you can make a greater contribution to the country and you can fly higher and further you. last year, beijing launched the most space missions of any country as it takes one more step.