when having to begin with detail coverage for the strike likely in the sector in the coming months involving people like junior doctors and ambulance workers from around the world, a visit by chinese minister to kaufman to would have perfect protests the most that the better in the past, but these refugees now live in fear. ah ukraine one say $30.00 per barrel price cap on russian oil after western powers agree to a $60.00 limit. ah, pugs robin, you're watching out there a life we're headquarters here in doha also coming up. and that the palestinian is killed by israeli forces unoccupied. west bank. it's been the most violent year since 2006 south korean truckers defy government order to return to work. they're

demanding higher wages and the united states military and val, it's 1st nuclear stealth bomber in more than 30 years, calling it the b 21 reader. ah, hello, welcome to the breaker. we begin in ukraine, where president vladimir zalinski is chief of staff, says a recent western price cap on a bowel of russian oil is not enough. i shall be lowered even further. on friday, the g 7, australia and the european union announced a limit of $60.00 a barrel. all russian oil imported by c, ukraine was that to be brought down to $30.00 a barrel. russia says it'll continue to find buyers for its oil and said it was a dangerous attempt by western governments. the price cap is expected to come into effect on monday that same day as an embargo by the you will be applied on russian

crude. well, let's bring in mohammed valar, correspondent in moscow who's standing by for a man ready, a russia seems not to be deterred by that price cap. i mean, what else is the kremlin? say? because it does seem, it's like fighting talk right? so russia doesn't seem to be deterred, and also it doesn't seem to be shocked or surprised by this decision. and that's understandable from the reaction, the level of reaction so far. we are used to at least 3 types of statements coming from the mystery of defense. the kremlin and the minister of foreign affairs, but so far we don't have any of those reactions at the daily speeches about whatever is going. we have only this statement from the russian embassy in washington, in which sher, as you mentioned, the move by the g 7 countries and the

e u. countries with regards to the price cap, one on russian oil is a dangerous attempt. and also it mentioned that this is a kind of modification of the rules of the free market economy. and it is going to create more uncertainty and also might affect the bias and disturb the markets or order. but russia is not concerned it. russia consider that it is the least going to be the least affected by this because many countries need its oil and it is going to continue to ship lot oil to lots of countries, including, of course, are understandably india and china are. and the, the news talking also the last few weeks about russia being prepared for preparing itself for the se, decision by it creating its own nurse, a subordinate facilities and infrastructure a by, in a lot of sheep sauce are leasing a lot of ships in order to ship its own oil on its own terms or 2 countries that

are wanted. we shall continue to from follow events from moscow. the moment valera correspond to thank you is already false, is killed a 22 palestinian man and the occupied west bank. witnesses say he was involved the car accident with an israeli satler for being presented and then shot a close range is ready please say the bus stop, the soldier was trying to stay with the guns. being russell to the ground. he was shot with blank metrics from the palestinian red present say they were prevented from helping the injured man. $159.00 palestinians had been killed since the start of the year of bride from occupied east jerusalem. and, and rob ready, another disturbing shooting with israel's use of really force coming under scrutiny once again. that's why there's been widespread condemnation from a number of different quarters in the aftermath of this killing while there is some

dispute about that. the circumstances surrounding it to fade by the people from hawaii or the town where it happens and also the police version. what everyone agrees on they did seem to start with some sort of allocation between the palestinian man who's been identified as mislaid 22 years old. a man who we are told had been shot and wounded on a couple of previous occasions and also been detained on a couple of occasions beginning in his teenage years. he was apparently involved in an altercation with a soldier in plain clothes who you may be off duty at then. according to the police mess lay, then ran armed with a knife, a board, a police force officer attacking that opposites. and it was the 2nd officer from that same unit who we then see a grappling with miss like in that video from then on. of course, that doesn't seem to be any dispute about what happened because it was all that's a plane for people to see. that was the a grappling that between the 2 band, one points. the weapon seemed to be between the 2 of them. they separated,

the weapon fell to the ground, the palestinian man fell to the ground and it was at that point that the officer apparently reached for his back a weapon, a pistol and fired at that display. with lying on the ground, they says received widespread condemnation as you would expect from palestinian presidency from palestinian factions. there is also been a very strong criticism from the european union office. here they have described this being gravely concerned about what they call an excessive use of lethal force by the israelis by their calculation. this is the 10th palestinian to have been killed and altercations with its way the forces in the space of 72 hours. and of course, it comes after the surge and fighting in the occupied west bank with repeated raids by israeli soldiers and police clashing with palestinian arms, palestinian fighters and resulting so far this year. what the un describes as the

deadliest a year in 16 years. we have had a 159 deaths and thousands more palestinians injured in the west bank for the banks of its robert bride. for samuel despite territories was intentions have made 2022, the most violent, full, palestinian since 2006, almost a 160 being held in the occupied west bank. nearly all of them by israeli forces. the united nations middle east envoy toll venice longed, has warned. the situation is at a dangerous tipping point. and the u. s. says is deeply concerned by the violence in the occupied territory, particularly the devastating toll on children called to bug you t is a palestinian, i'm less covering israeli if, as he explains what he thinks is behind the increase in the violence. i think in the recent days after those elections than the anything yeah, i was for my government with his body not from the really

just as soon as we can see the effect of this situation and the behavior of those that are elite soldiers and policemen and more killings in the street, soldiers in hebron threatening palestinians that it might have been given who will be appointed as minister of national security. this is coming to behave. you and your life will be miserable. these things may be, did not happen directly in this way. it proper israelis who are proper listing and we are not allowed to enter hebron yesterday in that tour by breaking silence movements that tries to kill the way to what those are. only soldiers do and commit crimes and against damien's will. this thing is escalating and we saw the result of it in the recent days by killings around the las danielle is the last one. it was just started in hawaii who was killed in cold blood, the elections,

and the coming extreme right government is reflected in the behavior of the fish and forces. in those think thousands of sol screens are rallying as opposed to striking truck drivers in incident hunting higher minimum wages. the government is wanting them to return to work all face penalties. the strike has disrupted supplies a phase or a few shortage in the coming days. it was can us move to so you'll see we hi me, thousands of our members of various unions making a march after gathering in front of the national assembly building here in sol organizer say there are thousands more in the port city of whose hun all galvanizing their support for the truckers union which extends its right for a 10th day to day. they are calling for a permanent extension of the minimum pay system which is set to expire at the end of this year. and they want it to apply to more truckers as well as currently it

only applies to those who transfer to containers and cement. now the use on your government has come down hard saying that they don't deal with illegal strikes. they're also, i have instituted for the 1st time a return to work order. so this means that trucker is who us order to deliver a cement are required to go back to work at the start of this work week. and if they don't, they could potentially face various consequences, including losing their license or spending some time in jail. so the stakes are high and some the government say that it seems to be working as the men production is slowly creeping to more regular levels. and container shipments are also starting to move as well. all of this taking place against the backdrop of economic challenges. korea is a export driven economy, but we've seen rising prices,

inflation coming in at 5 percent. that is down from a 20 year plus peak at the middle this year. but we do expect prices to continue to rise into the 2023 new year. and also loans have been harder to come by. as a result of rising key interest rates, you might that inflation. so a lot of grievances, especially from those on the ground, these laborers who say that the status quo is no longer enough and they need more to be done by the government. and this is where they want to start with support of the minimum of pay system changes. chinese authorities of announced a fair the easing cove at 19 restrictions. some areas on team testing dates in the beijing area of being closed. but residents awaited in long choose to make it to the few that were open capital no longer requires negative test results to and to public places. china recently,

so days of unprecedented protest demanding an end to lock towns. but still had here, although to sir, i'm andrew simmons in moldova. and i'll be reporting on why the war in ukraine is making life for the people here, a variable. and we look at how difficult life to be for women who live with disabilities in libya. those stories after the break, ah, anticipation is rising. and so with most of my cattle a ways away we go with your world's weather up. take great to see. we'll start this one off in southeast asia, where the ne monsoon is piling. the rain in our for the coast of vietnam, then we've got this friend of brain around the malay peninsula and that will eventually push into the and c l for indonesia. it's our usual plan to pull showers

in storms in the zone, but especially southern sumatra. and right across the main island of java to china, we go in the cold stop. now it continues temperatures below average, look at shanghai, this is average. but with the wind in the rain, really raw feeling day there. avalanche alerts have been in play for japan. so kado island, we've got gail warnings as well and the snow is falling on top of that. so that's just spinning around the snow, knocking down the visibility white out conditions to be expected in some spots. after india we go this southern area, that's where the rain is falling. with that north you sponsor picking up the western side of shoot longer and also showers and thunderstorms in the forecast across the mold leaves off to the gulf. we go. those winds finally starting to back off on sunday, but i wanted to put this on your radar. we'll put it to day for it on monday. some showers around kuwait, the eastern province of saudi. but it doesn't look like it gets into dough. her sonny with a high of 29 degrees to with sponsored by cattle anyways.

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a 22 year old palestinian that close reigned deploy westbank, $159.00 palestinians have been killed in the area since the start of the year. saw 3 truck drivers are continuing to strike despite a government order to return to work. the action has disrupted supply chains across the country with fears of the fuel shortage in the coming days. and ukraine says the price cap on russian oil should be low to $30.00 per barrel to hit it to call to be harder. on friday, g 7 nations including australia and the european union agreed on a $60.00 a barrel price camp. bubbled over is wall of the countries that relies all russia for power, but the invasion of ukraine has seen some supplies, cut off and talks to resolve the crisis stole and recipients reports, moldova nights get darker on colder, with power, saving all over the country. and now the energy crisis is compounded by another

power source being reduced or cut. it's from this hydro electric plant, the disputed territory of trans mistrial. russian forces have been here since separatist took control more than 30 years ago. this soldier crosses into moldova territory, asking for id documents. we have an army on our territory for more than 40 years. and we have a frozen conflict. we're russians are also part of it. and then you see that the rocket russian missiles are flying above our territory, and part of them are failing, falling on our villages. and of course your feeling threatened understood. oh, and there are frequent reminders of russian influence here. even though the

government says these pro russian demonstrations are orchestrated by an exiled oligarch. most people support the government and looking to the west. but moldova isn't in nato, all the european union and it's collapsed economy is getting even weaker. the people have mold over a finding it harder than ever to get by inflation right now stands at 30 percent. no surprise, then that the population of 2 and a half 1000000 is shrinking at one of the fastest rates in the world. as more or more young people move overseas to find work, an issue are a per seekers plight shows what so many moldova and families are up against. her husband has cut 2 trees down to provide enough water for one room. the gas heating is switched off. they can't afford it now, and his wife is alone with her children. her husband had to fly to germany a few days ago to find work near that amount. as of yet, i honestly,

i never thought i could bring her to the point where we have to live apart a house bill. so sat now and he swore a will have to live within the security unless she and her family leave their homeland. andrew simmons al jazeera kisha, now moldova sal, african presence of a rom, oppose. the says that he'll go to court to challenge a recommendation the parliament considers. impeaching him, he was investigated out to failing to report the theft of millions of dollars, had been a sofa on his private game farm in 2020 governing an c will meet on sunday to decide rather poses political future setting off ruling coalition and activists of condemned the male politician who slapped the female colleagues during a parliamentary session was the bates about gender based violence. fighting frances, after a male opposition, and p, his a mean they eat during

a budget presentation on thursday, she retaliated by, sarah nicholas. hank has more of the aftermath of its life. so we're inside the national assembly where there is a debate going on amongst members of parliament. let me show you where to be why it's got money up there discussing electricity and power. but much of the debate ever shadowed with when in yesterday did violence. that middle of it happen on thursday in the yellow dress is amy enjoy a ruling party m p. she was attacked by an opposition member of parliament who accused her of insulting her religious leader and her mother. just just present

a list of the members are present today. the big are women are most of the men. when women take to the tender, this is an issue that they see over at the headquarters of the opposition. a group of women, m p from the opposition say that they 2 are victims accusing the ruling parties of stoughton differences, end divisions. it's so disappointing. we haven't been elected to fight to get insulted. we really can down what has happened. there's been a lot of arguing and it needs to stop. according to statistics from the united nation, 44 percent of women in africa are victim of gender based violence. and that violence

comes from people they know their partners or people at work. what we've seen in the national assembly here in senegal is the thing to the long standing stability and the long standing history of democracy that there is in this country. and it's something that is now needed to be addressed in the national assembly. but in society as a whole for us as well that says new nuclear still bama in more than 30 years. the be $21.00 radio is designed to replace the aging b one lamps from be to their attack craft. the food stamps load often says it's crucial for defending the nation. no other a long range bomber can match its efficiency. it won't need to be based in theater . it won't need logistical support to hold any target at risk. let's talk about the b b 21 still 50 years of advances in low observable

technology have gone into this aircraft. and even the most sophisticated, your defense systems will struggle to detect the b 21. and this guy did ration from the gulf international form. he says the between to own bama has a combination of capabilities not seen in us weaponry for a very long time. well, it looks to be a pretty significant change. i mean it's allowing the united states to retire to 1st generation stealth. a well 1st generation sell palmer, the b 2, which costs about twice as much for copiers to be $21.00. and the b one bomber which never quite fit in, and it's a, it's a platform that appears well, it's very expensive and absolute terms. it's pretty cheap in relative terms. it has a lot of commonality with existing systems. is the same engine as a strike. this the joint strike fighter and it will be upgraded in the future. so

it looks like a win on procurement lines. and when on strategic the thing about this farmer is that it doesn't just have self that has other systems as well. so it's nuclear capable. it's conventional capable. it looks as though this might also have sophisticated electronics that would allow it to function sort of as an intelligence gathering aircraft. and it looks like it might in the future. they might be able to do it in an unmanned version, which would save a lot of money. so this, this looks to have the combination of affordability, multiple missions and upgrade ability, which we haven't really seen a long time from us weapons having a long range bomber allows us to have assets based in the united states that can inflict strategic strikes conventional generally or possibly nuclear, if it comes to that without having the forward based infrastructure, that's significant. the indian government says that it will not stop the

construction of a multi $1000000.00 port, and the southern states have corolla, the projects funded by ages. richest man got them, or donnie stalled since protest began, months ago, efficient communities, se se, endangering their livelihoods. bobby middle reports out from there on the benedict mary's cooking lunch for her family. they've been living in this tiny cabin for 2 years after the government relocated them. to this warehouse, the sheriff with many others. the fishing community in southern india has traditionally lived by the sea, but rising water levels wash their homes away. mary blames a nearby port project for the devastation. m ha, i invaded all the coastal erosion started after the construction of the port began . the land eaten by the sea was mine, sister property, look at that area of water where those boats are kept a few years ago. that area was land, our children played football they. we had evening leisure time day. now the sea has

eaten more than a 150 meters of land fishing communities and care law have been protesting against the very near port for nearly 5 months. they fear it will destroy their livelihood and are demanding the government stop construction. the project cost $900000000.00 . the government says the project meets environmental impact requirements and will benefit the economy. once operational virginia will cater for large ships competing with similar ports in the by singapore and colombo. authorities say this is an ideal location for the port which is expected to create many jobs. some family support the project, sat down and sold his ancestral land to the port developer. he got more than $80000.00 and invested most of it. he says this in head, the next generation that burn the lago. it is a good project i gave down to authorities, hoping it would come to get another lots of people will get jobs. i am giving all my support to this project. the land was hard earned by by ancestors,

so it should be completed. but most of the port has already been built, but construction has stopped since protest began. the company has filed a court case to complete what's left. the government says it wants to resolve the issue peacefully. he are trying to convinced them we are trying to provide them what to worldly, asking except the demand, this thing. so we had to take care of them. we had our people asa garden and we have to look after them. so we are talking with them. we are talking to the leaders, so also we have to ensure that the law and order of the place, isa ensure the communities anxiously waiting for the court verdict. they disagree with the governments environmental assessment and want an independent study. they say they will keep protesting to all their demands are met. park new metal al, jazeera, virginia, southern india. now to live you are alike of facilities has made life difficult for people with disabilities. schools and public buildings often not accessible for

those with special needs. on a trainer has more from the city of miss rata foods 0, monita was paralyzed below the waist when she was only 2 years old, like many disabled people in libya, of lack of infrastructure means it's difficult for her to move around. a daddy lisa lisa, margaret, growing up. i couldn't go to school because there were no ramps, it's all stays. my father was good, i would fall and hurt myself even now, most schools don't have ramps so many disabled children can't go to school and she's always dreamed of getting an education. now she visits this high school where teachers offer tutoring, but it's not easy. the challenge organization for women with disabilities aims to create a safe and friendly environment for its members. it's a small but welcoming place for more than $57.00 women who are disabled. here they

meet and make hand made items to sell. like dolls, pillows, and blankets, sales help fun field trips and activities. we dared and sweaty created the organization for ya, coffee, women with disabilities and libya suffer from so many problems. starting from the homes. many families do not build ramps and only have stairs the bathrooms are not accessible by wheelchair, so she has to crawl. this causes a lot of frustration and psychological distress. we've made some goals. he tried to commit suicide. this parking lot in the heart of miss rata is close to banks. the city council, a court house and other public buildings, volunteers and organizations have marked out a few parking spots for disabled people. but without government backing, there's no control over who parks there and no ramps to help to the stables, get to them. ramadan, matty heads, the civil society commissioner, miss rutter, he says, things are slowly getting better as in surely how complex during the gadhafi regime

disabled people who are completely marginalized. but after the revolution, many were wounded in the fighting. and that's created a shift in our society, looks at disabled people in general. the government is now researching on how to renovate old buildings to make them accessible for the disabled. although there aren't accurate numbers, the government estimates there are at least 120000 disabled people in libya. the actual figure is probably far higher because of war and conflict. in libya, women are widely believed to suffer the most from the lack of infrastructure. but staff in organizations like this says they help ease the pain malik trainer al jazeera masato. ah, but with i know all of the 16 teams that have made it through to the knockout stages of the thief, a world cup in group g,

brazil i in to the next round despite her surprise one mill last, cameroon, vincent who backup school. the winner before being immediately sent off of this celebration, dances and all through after they beat serbia 3 to the very bad tempered game at stadium minus 7 fall. well, the 1st march of the knockout phase will see the netherlands against the u. s. a at khalifa, international stadium on saturday. the winner were advanced to a quarter final meeting with either argentina, all australia ah, the watching out there with me to hell robin in doha, reminder of all the top stories. ukraine says the price comp on russian oil should be low to $30.00 per barrel to hit moscow's economy harder on friday. g 7 nations including australia and then the.