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who germany says it's foiled a far right plot to overthrow its government. $25.00 people including a soldier and a judge, have been detained and brides at $130.00 sides across the country. a russian national is among the detainees. a former german army officer has also been arrested in italy, the so called like citizens were allegedly preparing to force their way into the parliament will dominate kind, joins me now from berlin. and dominic, this is clearly a huge police operation. what more can you tell us about it? we know that some 3000 officers have been involved in this operation. 25 people arrested. but another 27 or so people who are of interest to the police, to the authorities. and this is an ongoing operation. and we expect to find more details, find out more details that is from federal prosecutors. in the course of this hour,

we've heard already from some prominent politicians, the interior minister in bavaria calling this one of the most stain jurors, things that has happened amongst the far right in recent years and debunking the conspiracy theories. he says that this group has adhered to the interesting thing. when you look at the details of some of the individuals who have been arrested. well, that judge is actually somebody, a judge on the berlin judicial district who circuit rather who was a member of parliament until the most recent election at now is accused of plotting to overthrow that parliament, the so called the ringleader allegedly of this organization. this group is in his seventies, comes from a minor noble family from back when, when germany was an imperial country. and that's key to this because remember they call themselves the heis boerger. and they want to, sir,

return to the germany that ruled this country in the time from 1871 to the end of the 1st world war. they believe that modern democratic germany does not represent that state and needs to be overthrown. that's the view of the iceberg movement, but as a say, will be finding out more details about these individuals in the, our, to come in a rush of national as among those who has been detained. how concerned add german or authorities about russia's involvement potentially in this? well, the thing to say straight away is the mid sleeper scarf, who has the spokes person for the kremlin has said there can be no question of any russian interference involvement in this affair. and that russia found out about this from reading the news. so that is the view from the kremlin. it is alleged certainly that some of the rumors, the speculation that has surfaced to day regarding these arrests that this supposed

ring leader hi english ice, was in connection with another individual trying to get in contact with russian officials to see what sort of support there might be if and when they're a parent, a legit, coo were successful. as i say, the most important thing to remember here is that the official view from the kremlin is to deny any involved whatsoever. and so there's no question of any interference. certainly, if one looks at the background to this, there is some speculation going on about the deep state involvement, this idea of deep state. we've heard that before in the united states of america, this idea of a government within a government, as it were, she's suggested that sort of ideologically, either excuse me, ideology applies here as well, although we have yet, as i say, to hear from the prosecutors whose job it will be to build

a case against those 25 people who they've arrested. ok. dominant kane, thank you very much for that update from berlin. the china has announced its loosening its 0 covert policy. people who are asymptomatic or showing mild symptoms will now be able to isolate at home. the government is also reducing mandatory testing requirements. the move comes after widespread protests against locked downs and mass testing. it's a major reversal in a country that's imposed. some of the toughest pandemic measures in the world's. the beam to her, she vizier, showed her the further deepening of the understanding of the virus and the disease, the reduction of the risk of the disease. you the efficient supply of vaccines and medicine, and the improvement of emergency response and treatment capabilities are some of the required conditions or key elements for us to resume the living conditions before the outbreak happened. andrew k, p long is a china strategist. he says the 0 covert policy was not designed to ensure 0 covert

cases. it is a design to implement earliest possible detection early as possible. ready isolation, earliest possible. ready possible prevention and early as possible q and in fact, that strategy had been relatively successful. compare with other countries. according to a recent, independent survey conducted by new york based will be now a research institute called the element trust. so being all countries on the world in response to the government's ability to cope with the pandemic and it came up tops, but it's been 2 years and paid people's patients are very thing. and as president c, i recently met the visiting european union president face to face in

beijing. said to him that he realized that there was a lot of impatience on the part of the people. and he's responding to it. and also another factor is the pandemic. now change to be more like and then make it even though more serious than approve it, even though it can be a relative, be more deadly than a fool. but again, comparison with the early stages is, is to, is change quite significantly enhanced. and this relaxation, chinese president shing ping is due to arrive and saudi arabia for a 3 day visit. he was invited by king solomon who wants to deepen relations. china is the gulf nation's largest trading partner with goods worth $87300000000.00 exchanged last year. saudi arabia is china's biggest oil supplier. it since nearly $44000000000.00 and crude to the asian country in 2021. the oil market is expected

to dominate the talks. it comes as a price cap on russian exports imposed by the g $7.00, e. u, and a strategy. it takes effect bullets, bring in victor gao. he is vice president of the center for china and globalization . and he joins us from beijing, thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now obviously this is a very important relationship for both countries. so we'll start with china. what do you think they will be wanting to get out of this visit? thank you very much. of all president she doing being is going to 3 major events. one is the state visit to a kingdom of saudi arabia. then attending the china gulf states, somebody meeting and then china, arab state summits. now all these 3 events are milestone events in china's diplomacy with the gulf countries with the arab countries and with the kingdom of saudi arabia. china attaches great importance to these 3 groups of countries and

not only in terms of energy corporation, but in terms of trade and also mutual respect to treating each other as equals for example, and also sheree that desire for a multi lateral world. therefore, no matter in which category of things we are talking about, the relations to be further strengthened by the state with it, by the summit, with the gulf countries of the summit with the arab countries will be truly landmark miles stall events. obviously, uh, oil is going to be a major topic on the agenda. saudi arabia is china is biggest oil supplier. what do you think china would be looking to secure when it comes to oil, especially in relation to, i guess the, the war in ukraine and how that is impacted the world's oil supply? well, oil is

a major factor in china. saudi arabia relations as well as with state relations and for the whole are of world energy corporation itself is a very important thing. now, from the chinese perspective, energy security is a key component of security for any country, especially for a country like china, china depends on imported oil up to more than 70 percent of the oil consumes. so you can see china deals with all your security with utmost importance. therefore, for saudi arabia to be such a steady and reliable and long term supply of crude oil to china is something very much appreciate it. now, on the other hand, china is also one of the largest supplier of goods of all kinds, especially oil related goods, pipelines and all the other things. china is also very much committed to working on major connectivity projects with saudi arabia. with many are countries. for example,

also a 50 in the infrastructure project channel also provides a lot of service to these countries in a variety of sectors involved. further, i think, equally, if not more importantly, china and saudi arabia, gulf states, and our country is treat with each other as equals and we share our commitment for a mark let will will really refuse to allow any country to impose its version of the true values on to any one of us, we want to have a system where each of us will have the freedom to pursue our own values, cultures and systems. rather than having them imposed on us in the sense china and punches of coverages. and in particular, the kingdom of saudi arabia, on the same page. therefore, i'm pretty optimistic, president, she did base visit to saudi arabia and his others in the summit meetings will bring

their relations to an meal height in the cubby. yes. you said that both countries want to be treated as equals, is that a slight, against the us? obviously relations between saudi arabia and the us and china in the us have, i guess, soured recently, or is that, is there that concern that china isn't treated as an equal by the us. and that's why they want to strengthen the relationship with saudi arabia. without naming any country by name, it is obvious that in the world of today, there is one big country which wants to hold itself out as if it's in possession of the truth of the total truth. actually, there is no absolute truth in the possession of any country. i think all of us want to have a better way of life. we want to keep to our own political systems, values,

et cetera, et if there is any country which holds itself out as if it is in possession of the correct system and others don't have the correct system. all don't have the values in life or their own national conditions also because does is, that's not the world we want to live in. we want to make sure every country below small need to develop its own system and values. and i think between china, saudi arabia, between china, the gulf states and china and the are cultures. this is actually the most important thing. this is in my view more than crude oil, natural gas, because without demonstrating commitment to treat each other as equal, you actually don't have a solid foundation upon which you build your political relations or economic or trade relations. now, you mentioned that china, china is the largest, the comedy by budgeting, power parity, china is the 2nd largest economy. if we use

a visual exchange rate. china is a factor in the world of today, but no one can afford to ignore. this is what china, and this is how we want to embrace the rest of the world. and this is why we want to treat with the kingdom of saudi arabia or the gulf states. and i have the great fortune of visit each of the gulf states and the arab world as a whole, to treat each other as equal. and to the extent possible, we treat each other as brothers and sisters. rather than, for example, look down upon any of these countries and try to believe that my system is better than yours. and i have the audacity of the poles in my system on you. that's not the way that's not the chinese way. okay, thank you very much. for that, that as victor gal, vice president of the center for china and globalization, thank you. thank you for having me. while there is plenty more ahead on the news hour, including, well they were banned from high schools for more than a year. now afghan girls being told they should take exams. now jan tina's vice

president, christina de kirschner, is sentenced to 6 years in prison. guilty of corruption in a $1000000000.00 fraud case. ah, in the us democrats have tightened their grip on the senate after rafael warnock defeated republican challenger, herschel walker in georgia, or knox. victory in the run off means. democrats will have 51 seats in the 100 seat chamber. the 2 candidates were separated by less than one percent of the vote. and last month, midterm election. well from all its or bring in our white house, correspondent kimberly held kit. and kimberly, seeing as the democrats already had a majority in the senate, does this actually change anything? well, they didn't have majority of the senate. what they had was an even split with the

vice president having to shuttle down to a capitol hill every time there was a need to break a tie vote. and so what this means moving forward is that she'll be able to free up her travel plans. she won't have to do that anymore because now i come january, there will be a clear majority, as you pointed out, the $5149.00 split in favor of the democrats in the upcoming $100.00 and 18th congress, the u. s. president, celebrating and congratulating the incoming senator who has been, we should point out sitting in that seat or, and defeating herschel walker, who was the donald trump back candidate. we do know that rafael warnock did get an enormous amount of outside money from outside roofs. in fact, we know not just was their record turn out, but some $80000000.00 in the last 4 weeks was just spent on tv adverts alone. as

democrats tried to secure this seat, it was that important because what this means now is that the president can try and move ahead with his legislative agenda. so come january here is what the map looks like in the us congress. we've got the house of representatives, the lower chamber controlled by republicans, but, and just narrowly, we've got the upper chamber, the senate controlled by the president's democrats. and we've got the president himself a democrat here in the white house. essentially, this means there's going to be a bit of legislative gridlock. so all eyes are now going to be focused on 2024 and the presidential election. but this is good news for democrats, they believe because they went into these mid terms, thinking that this was going to be a bloodbath. that republicans were going to sweep the u. s. congress. that wasn't the case. instead, what this is a runoff election in georgia shows that this was typically a republican state. democrats were able to capture it, and this means that this bodes well for president bite. and when he tries to run

for reelection in 2024, that will come round to before we know, i thank you very much, this. kimberly help kit. what house correspondent before me, you as president donald trump's company has been found guilty of tax fraud in new york. it incident murray of legal was facing trump as he campaigns for office. again. mike, hannah has moved from washington, dc has a major financial implication for the trump organization. these crimes of tax evasion went on for some 15 years. and although the fine itself may not be that substantial, that will be divided at decided by the judge. in january, he'll announce exactly what the fine is, but the economic impact on the organization will be substantial. obviously, it's going to reflect its relationship with banks with other lenders, with other companies in terms of its ongoing attempts to do business. at this, at the judgement is likely to reflect very negatively on the trump organization as

a whole. but for donald trump himself, it's just adding to his long list of legal woes. one must remember that there's a separate case pending against donald trump in his organization. wrought by the new york attorney general that is pending, and even more seriously is the investigation being conducted by the department of justice into 2 elements. one is donald trump, so taking documents from the white house to his mar logo estate. and how serious was the misuse as its put of classified documents? the other issue that the attorney justice department is investigating is trump's attempt to overthrow the 90 at 2020 election. so this is now just another in the long list of legal problems facing donald trump. urgent in his vice president, christina de krishna has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. she was convicted of

corruption and a $1000000000.00 fraud case. theresa both reports from paula saudis. oh d. so, so borders of christina fernandez, the cushion who came to the federal court building in when a site is to protest against argentina's judiciary cushion, who was sentenced to 6 years in prison. and given a lifetime ban on holding public office after being found guilty of corrupt and it's a 1st time and argentinean vice president has been convicted of a crime wellston office following follow me, lena lee assess. kirschner is a victim of political persecution, to log again, and it is the same. so what they want to do is get her out of politics in a good way or a bad way. they fail to kill her, and now they have this option. 3 months ago, kirshner was the target of an assassination attempt. when a man pulled the trigger of his hand gun inches from her face as she greeted supporters, the gun failed to fire. on tuesday,

a panel of 3 judges found kirschner guilty of aggravated fraud. continental christina elizabeth fernandez. the kitchener is sentenced to 6 years imprisonment. life disqualification from holding public office legal accessories and the cost of the proceedings because she is criminally responsible for the offense or fraud, lent administration to the detriment of the public. ha, kirshner is accused of directing millions of dollars of public works contracts to a family friend. prosecutor say they have found dozens of irregularities in public works contract in the province of santa cruz. were the kirshner family originally comes from the former breasted and denies all charges accusing the trivial in charge of a political witch hunt and serving the interest of the opposition. you to what you must see. this is much simpler. it's not law fair, but it's not a judiciary party. it's not a paddle of state and mafia. it's

a judicial mafia. christina hernandez, the curtain was argentina's president for 8 years between 2750. it is now this country's vice president. she's an advisor bigger in this country, while there are many who continued to some water there many others would like to see her in prison. kirshner is expected to appeal against the court's decision. despite her conviction, she has congressional immunity and is unlikely to have to jail any time sooner. she doesn't pick waterbury, so i'll just eat at one aside. if the telephone is allowing ask n girls to take high school graduation exams. this week, girls and middle school and high school have been banned from classroom since the group took power in august last year. the latest decision reportedly applies to 31 of afghanistan's 34 provinces. but some students say the exams and fear because girls had been shut out of school for so long as well now. so i did that. my name

is saturday, grade 12. i'm in a very bad state right now because we have an exam today for class 12 and we haven't studied a single book for it. we're here to answer a 140 questions without knowing anything that we have nothing in mind. what exam should we give and from what is that what you know before me, it over, i had nickel, we are a bang the he job role. that since we are bay, then they should also fulfill our wishes. we don't want much. we only want to study in our country because it's our right on in the half of the population as women. we have a right and they should give us our right to prosper. and some other 2 people have been killed and 8 wounded in a suicide bomb blasts and indonesia. the explosion occurred at a stana, anya police office and bon dong wis. java local media report say a man into the station with a motorcycle and detonated explosives where police were lining up from morning assembly. the attacker apparently brought to bombs to the same,

but only one went off. west jarvis governor says the counter terrorism unit is investigating the trial of 2 men accused of bombing a popular shrine and bank hawk hares resumed after shifting from a military to a civilian court. the 2 ethnic week, a suspects have been in detention since 2015 or difficulties finding translators, delayed proceedings, and in cove at 19 shut the trial down. now, 7 years on survivors and families of the victims. a still waiting for answers as tony chain reports for asian tourists. it's one of the biggest attractions in bangkok, the arrow on shrine, a hindu god. but a symbol of good fortune for all these days king can sonya i can only watch from afar to get any closer was too painful. you can like i well i felt like i couldn't will hosted even through the skywalk now i can but i'm still scared if i have to

walk straight even when i drive past and stop at a red light, i pray that the green light will come quickly can come was there on the night in august 2015 when a bomb exploded. 20 people were killed and a 125 injured. most of the victims were tourists, including a number of chinese nationals, prompting the theory that they might have been the target. now of the several delays, including the pandemic, the trial of the main suspects has restarted. the problem of this case started with the military call, the military call to everyone who could be a potential use case in normal clothes. danielle, are witnesses coming crucial voice? the questions remain about the to accuse both we're traveling on false passports, chinese nationals, but ethnic weakness. cctv footage is far from conclusive and circumstantial evidence has been contradictory and confused. that didn't stop the police,

awarding themselves $90000.00 as a reward. but the speedy resolution of the crime, and even though the case has resumed, the verdict isn't expected for several years. of course we have to regard to the driver to weaken, but at the same time we have to keep some kind of legal protection in terms of procedure to the defendant as well. but that takes time. the attack on the arrow and shrine with the worst bomb the entire history. yet 7 years on the still no clear answer. the question who is behind the attack or who are they target? and the victims still struggling with injuries and members want answers. when that time is getting any closure passed a long time ago, it's so long that i don't feel like i need to know it. but job want to know. yes i

do. that resolution seems a long way off. tony chang l to 0. thank ok. it's time now for the with his everson hello. welcome to have a look at the international forecasts. will a, maybe a break in the football at the moment, soon by the time of the regime, you might think find things. turning a little fresher, thursday here in dough. hot temperatures at around 30 degrees celsius, a brisk wind for a time. but look at that 25 degrees for friday and probably getting into the low twenty's by the time we come to saturday and sunday, i think too much rain in the forecast, but you will notice it feeling a little cooler over the next hour. so last the dry weather they want to sponsor right up towards the yellow van, but nothing too much to speak of. we have got some worthy rain to speak of around the north west of africa, some heavy burst of rain. this little system making its way into the iberian peninsula. there will be some heavy rain into morocco and that wet weather will slide across into northern areas of algeria as we go through the next couple of

days. much of north africa, of course, is dry. there is hamilton wind, some dust there out of leisure, northern parts of nigeria, pushing over towards west africans to one or 2 showers, just around the guinea coast to why the more widespread showers are across central parts of africa. so whether, whether they're into zimbabwe all the way across into mozambie, eastern parts of south africa, also seeing some lavish hours over the next few days. slowly, making their way further, north priscilla head on al jazeera santa, a motion for a whole park will bring you the lightest of the work up action. that's right after the break. ah, the war in ukraine is expected to loom large over this. he has no bo peace prize awards ceremony in oslo, ukraine center for civil liberties and russian human rights organization. memorial, along with ben roussel and activist oliver bailey ascii will jointly received the

prize in recognition of the importance of civil society to democracy and peace. join us for alive and exclusive interview with the witness. here on al jazeera. ah ah, with a whole lou

with with a chance to win and go through with yes. hello, pat coin worked with a loan to well, today is go rock. i like history. i reach the quarter bottles, beating, stayed on the penalty. and i'm finally on the 1st rest day in the torment today. but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty to talk about and football and it's one ongoing, joins us to talk with plato rabble to robert. he hit that trick,

i thought you go hit switzerland pacific and we have our pool to find a line up. so who's going to reach to sammy's? we could be said for near mom versus messing with. let's get straight to the actual rocco reaching there for. welcome porter portal, beating spite. as i said on penalties by play, a lou had the best jobs inside the regulation. 90 minutes study on kept out by keep a yaki model, it's actually turned out morocco. the biggest opportunity failed to substitute one . i got his shots, the spade substitute then palo video also could have put side through, but the love kicking back to saudi the pipe. so own to a penalty shook out the bag lab kept from coming for that. i'll be out. he hit the

same post if i could not really set the tide for the rest of the suit out by 2nd answer penalty. the phase far to keep it including the flood by day experience. captain. sergio, please get back left after katie with a child to wait for. we're all kind of the man who was born in madrid and played around with you theme telling the retail the store, the shootout. i started my bit from the rock. how and let's be able to carry football. they reached the la sites for the 1st time in the well come by the welcome. what is it? 2010. out of this total it. they're out of state and it's the 2nd time in a row. the back or there was a lot less tension than last, so it's fido law, 60 guy, portugal, whether it's patrick 61 when i was switzerland of subtle. grandma started the game ahead of christiana, now that he repaid his manager cited in the 17th minute of a bad shot that they were to up the break. when pet highlighted

a little bit of history or the 39 year old, becoming the oldest place to store the well come look out, state is proportional, kept out the pressure early, and the 2nd half i was getting his 2nd of the guy on the 4th was i did by iraqi, i go to put his seed total, consult with for one. go back through bud. well, i come g, which is that, is that 1st? look out, pickup is $1354.00. would you believe? bought portugal. what british rabble completely gets hacked, if the 1st of this, well, i go probably it will take several minutes and it in doing so. i fail layout made it 6 with ought to be the goal of the north forts. go through to the quarter finals for the 1st time. it's 2000 instant. i let's banging klein around, go one. it's been a woke up of fess. so it's the 1st ad country to east the quarter finals of a work up and it happened. i 1st woke up in the middle east. what does it mean for the ab nation means love for their mission up us rather mission,

but also for all of africa because of africa. started rally behind morocco and to see these players get together to see these players become a galvanized in a cause in a coach it's really been able to understand the footballing culture, which is something that's been talked about quite a bit here in, in, in, in cut our throughout this world cup is quite one of the sorts. officially, morocco are the surprising, the revelation team understand what you think it will give a test and african national output from south africa to host the the wilcox? no, no it's, it's a morocco's always had strong bids. the foundations are there, the culture is there. i'm talk about the football culture as well as, as the, the overall culture of that country, of the resources, the stadium, so on and so forth. are there, it's a very strong candidacy, but they're always trying to compete with spain in ukraine. they're also trying to compete with south america in their bid for 2030, which is

a more sentimental and more nostalgic bid. knowing that the final wouldn't be in the place where the 1st final was played almost a 100 years ago. if you look at that date. so it's going to be very difficult. i think it'll be very, very, very complicated for them to be able to get that bid. but he said he was a very emotional and exciting night, especially from iraq and fast. but no one got quite as emotional as that, the moroccan commentator joe, either better have a listen to this. i. yes, i got this, i saw a

so plenty of excitement around that. this one to plenty of excited around this all copies you guys. let's take the temperature on the next want to talk about the 2026 tournaments in the us, canada and mexico. and i'm very pleased to say that we are joined by former u. s. congressman and president of the cat business council. scott tighter. that's got your role is all about growing business relations between cats are i did, i could cite how much is this? well, cop played a part in that. absolutely it's. it's great to be with you, of course. and everyone watching like our, our organization, the u. s. cut our business council is the premier bilateral tre group between our 2

countries. and that is, as you said, we are challenged with creating more business and the end this world cup. it just shines a massive spotlight on cut our and it, it, it allows for our us businesses to, to see what's going on there in the country. all the excitement that you know, you just play, you play that commentator which was fantastic, super, super excited. but it makes our role a lot easier because it shows that spotlight there. also, of course when you had his highness, whereas saudis scar when they won that match. now that you see nbc shake mohammed the leader of us, he headed over there. you have the soccer diplomacy, so it makes us companies they see in the re the regions coming back together if you will. so i, it makes, it makes our role a lot easier. but, you know, i see our relationship with, with doha, which has been now and it's 50 a year of diplomatic relations. it's going to be one of the most consequential relationships over the next 50 years. so i'm excited for the opportunity and i think the best is yet to come between business with got are in the united states.

now it's 2026 cars. so what is the, the us learn from how cats are going to write this? well talk well, let's face it, we have a slightly different geography. of course. you know, i mean, i don't think it's probably ever been the case where you could literally drive to a couple games the same day. you know, and i like in doha, which was, i just came back from there, which was, it was a fantastic experience. but obviously we're going to be geographically challenged in mexico and united states and in canada. but i'm sure, and i know that there's a lot of liaison with security issues with commercial issues between the 2 countries now. and you know, we just had the mayor of new york city just visited doha, of course, to the sort of take the temperature and figure out how he could be better prepared for the world cup. but like i'm, i'm super excited and i, you know, i think that other than the security other than the business lessons learned, that logistics is going to be slightly different because of course them the massive

size and scale of, of the next world cup in the 3 countries, while the u. s. as you know, rates the new account stages this year and how much company did the theme receives back home? oh man. like i think that you probably have more folks in the united states watching football than ever before. because the, the us team over perform that again on myself and my family, we were there for the, for the us iraq game and the u. s. england game as well. busy and it was super exciting and i'm super proud of our men. i think that they, they were, you know, they were out there with determination and grid and dr. and i think that they're very well prepared for the next world cup. so young to many of them will be in the side there in 2026. i'm how are you looking forward to how they get to do in 2026? go usa baby. i think we're going to get through the grad that we're going to do. we're going to perform very well law and the next world cup. as you said, it's a young team. they, you know, they, you know, gaining experience that this world cup they perform a over performed,

i think on the world stage and, you know, the united states, i think the, the trajectory of growth in football and united states is massive. and it's things like these, like this world cup, like the spotlight, like the over performance of the u. s. team that it's going to accelerate the growth of the fan base back in the united states. so i'm looking forward to a successful next world cup for us men's team. i finally, scott, you said you've been out here. what were your impressions of this total here in cattle? you know, i think, i think going into this because of the size of doha and the country itself. i think there were a lot of questions. right. but i think those questions were answered and i can tell you my, my personal experience there. i mean, there were no incidents, the logistics were great. you know, everyone seem to be having a great time. it was great family atmosphere. i think that that cuts out really put themselves on the map here and showed that they were able to perform at such a,

you know, highly scrutinized high level event on the world stage. and i think they performed a fantastic way. okay. and continue to try to be capital counsel. i thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. that's all to come in 2020 fix to get back to this woke up now and the line up for the quote to formals. we know now portugal flashing switzerland, rinaldo was absent. what did you make of that? i think that's probably the best thing that could have happened this portable right now. i am here to knock and push down rinaldo it's. it's actually showing you how good the rest of the team is because most of the media attention has always been across general, although it still is. now when you start to see the overall dynamic of the team and how they're playing, now you see that may be, he was one that kind of that, that, that, that stick in the wheel, if you will, that was kind of holding them back a little bit more you see that he is his replacement coming in and being able to

score a hattrick of course a player that's, that's a leading goal score in portugal, that's one of the most promising players in portuguese football coming in and rising a stock in just one match you shoot in outside the hover allow coming in as well. you see the portables are very deep side in christian or another position. portugal morocco r saturday, who is, and life hulu. you said it, i don't even have the answer to be quite honest with you. my hearts were more on my mind is with portugal. and to be quite honest with you, morocco is going to show up not like switzerland. they're not going to look like swiss cheese defense it. so if we look at it, morocco, a spanish channel or a chilean analyst today said the difference between spain and morocco and that match was at spain thought they were deserving of winning morocco. was willing to go to war, to win in a football st standpoint. and that's the big difference. they just wanted it more

and i think they're gonna want it more than switzerland or take great stuff level of catch up with the later. so as we discussed, we're now those role is clearly changing, but his coach says he still happy to have him in the squad. oh, he says, oh it's funny, that's still something that has to be defined. i have a very close relationship with him. i always have had, i've known him since he was 19 years old in sporting since he was 19 years old of we've always had a very strong relationship and then he started to develop in the national guard. when i arrived in 2014, i've already said that many times and this relationship only develops from i think, rinaldo and i never misinterpret the human and personal aspect with that of manager and player of what we need to do during the match. and that is what we will do. i will always consider that he is a very important player to having the team. so the caught a final line up is complete and people will be making plans her where they will watch the matches. well, there have to go to some

a to be to this location. one family in the pacific island that nation of toronto is watching the football on an island. it is about the same size as the stadiums in doha right now we are in the small, i live full full affected. it's one of the islands gone up with. my name is c o c. matthew, i'm a family man with a will cut. unique and special in the sense that there are lots of deals around the world. what is the woke up? so what's he on the island? very special and unique. i usually support political recently in idolizing ronaldo. me and my family, the love,

what's the full colon to see lots of fans from around the world routing for the country and their team, the favorite players as well. so like bringing the world into a small place in the same time when, when we, what we do, the excitement within the fans and the supporters and believable just to know the number of people sending up to what so you know, in big stadiums i think it's 5 times 6 times more than the population of to well i never been to when they woke up, but i think that's like dream and also the 3 of my kids the say love watching football. and this to see the where else to find our own islands, not really

a watch. thank you very much. one around go. don't forget you can get more woke up content on our website. all 0 dot com. forward slash woke up. and we'll be back with irish. wow. with plenty from cut out for the 22 at 1530 g i. g downs back are the 2 topic. right. so much guys will still a hit on al jazeera. another meeting to save the planet will find out if a summit on bio diversity who make a difference. ah, thing light disguised to see everyone laid up their phones, you know, and i think the lyrics that me, if they use mazda from my career, what the world called when it's broadcasted the whole world watch. and it's nice for everyone to see a little bit of been in the saw in the dental form in soup walk. it has become

a fashion one way if you will, a type of football fashion never seen before, at a world cup. and one of the really nice things that developed is a kind of cultural exchange, particularly with male fans and country men. the united nations is no stranger to political rivalries. but what happens from countries notoriously, don't the i, the i are competing against each other in the world. well, it brings into huge crowd delegates lounge here at b. lou ah,

28 microns, have a skype to play after an emergency landing in barcelona. the plane was traveling from morocco to took here. a pregnant woman allegedly fight labor pines promising the crew to lands the aircraft and spine police detained 14 of the $28.00 people. nearly 100. $30000.00 refugees and migrants have taken the balkan route to the european union. this year. the e u has increased its border protection, making it harder for people to enter the block. but there is another risk on these journeys with some people. court getting caught up and gang was between smugglers said, boss and reports from the serbian hungarian border. they're trying to keep themselves warm surrounded by their own waist. dozens of syrian refugees have taken shelter in an abandoned factory here the serbian hungarian border. aiming to climb this fence

the gateway into the e. u, but heavily armed smuggler gangs controlling the border region regularly clashing with each other. 10 days ago, a 20 year old michael was shot in the chest. you're in the conflict between moroccan and i've gone smugglers out of fear for police and smugglers. the syrian men don't want to be identified. we tolerate everything here. the colds, hunger, and problem. sure it's police, but our problems have got more complicated because of african americans and a conflict between them. we have peaceful people, we just want to live a peaceful life at the pressure from the e. u. so we are rated several camps and tightened. it's fees are free policies. but sasha, but our goal, you was investigated to smuggling gangs, says the government is only paying lip service to brussels. so they are saying, wanting officially to the you officials maybe. but they're there closely corrupt, collaborating, and tolerating these groups. my research mind instigation showed that there are

many links with the serbian police and security services with the smugglers. he says he found evidence smugglers bribe border police to allow people climb the fence. the interior ministry did not respond to a request for comment. after the fence failed to stop migrants and refugees from entering the european union. hungry has now decided to increase the fence by one meter. but researchers say defense has created a dangerous market for smugglers who have put founder of people escaping war and poverty at risk. human rights lawyer, se matches put in place since 2015 to stop smugglers have not solve the problem. i still cannot understand how after the 7 years the countries have failed to understand that this but act, he says, we try to title as but then think illegal, illegal regular migration, competing organize crime, human trafficking when human smuggling is failing because the trafficking in

smuggling is flourishing the more distinctive measures introduce at the borders. the prices of smuggling will increase a high price, the syrian men and many others like them continue to pay for the possibility of safety and a better life. steadfast and al jazeera in northern serbia. scientists rights advocates and representatives from nearly 200 countries, a meeting in canada to discuss bio diversity, the you in lead conference known as cop 15 hopes to create a roadmap, to protect ecosystems. and slow climate change. a draft framework imes to rise $200000000000.00 for conservation by 2030. that's one percent of global g. d. p. gabrielle elizondo is at that bio diversity conference and material representative from nearly every country in the world have descended on this convention center here in montreal, canada, where they plan to have weeks long meetings to try to come up with

a framework to better preserve bio diversity on planet earth, they have a huge agenda and they'll be looking at more than 20 different issues. but maybe the most high profile proposal on the table is being led by france, the u. k. and coast to recap, where they are trying to come up with a framework that would preserve 30 percent of all of planet earth, land and water by 2030. now it's certainly very ambitious and more than a 100 countries have already in principle agree to this. but there are certainly many challenges ahead. as i heard from a green piece official, it's taking part and talks here. we need to realize that 30 per sandy's are really the bare minimum for the global community to per tack on our planet. there's also a strong connection between that target and don, you know,

the climate change agenda. these meetings were originally scheduled to take place in china in 2020, but they were postponed for times because of the crone of virus pandemic. so there's a lot of time now to make up. already there has been some signs of success. as on tuesday, european union announced that they would fan all products, they deemed contributed to deforestation. the meetings will be taking place here in montreal until december 19th. madagascar is a unique bio diversity hot spot, more than 80 percent of the flora and fauna can only be found on the island. however, many of these species are under threat from deforestation hunting and a legal trade in wildlife. net clark reports from moron java. this is what mono culture looks like. the crop in this case is sizes used for making rope

is far removed from the rich biodiversity. madagascar is famous for as could be, but in this sterile c lies a surviving remnant of a huge forest. the sides well fields replaced the parente reserve, and here you get an idea of what was lost when the trees were cut down. bring tells lemurs, wonder the forest trails while the rest of the group sit to nibble flowers in the trees. the star of the show is a little more elusive and this f hacker appears as only it knows how. this though is a dance of survival through ser tracker. it's critically endangered like many lima species. it's numbers are falling. i hook up with guide olivia gilbert whose be walking these trails for 30 years and he tells me intense drought and the self brought on by climate change. he was making a bad situation too much,

too much worse. we've seen the number of the baby born. it's about only a 30 or 40 percent of which is the usual that we have. so since 5 years, quite unusual. happening in here is the number of the baby born from drought to deforestation. the precious on madagascar biodiversity are intense. on the west coast lies a spectacular stand of barb trees. 7 of the world's 8 species of barbs grow only in madagascar. it is just extraordinary, isn't it? it's kind of sums up. madagascar is incredible by diversity. and some of these trees are more than 500 years old, but of course, they're under threat. once these trees grew amongst the forest, but the forest is gone and the endangered giants are all that remain bark,

exploitation, faro, houser, constriction. are all construction. and of it transformation of a happy take into consideration. and also they sell their fruits and their generic and natural isn't enough to replace population. of course, what's going on here is not unique to madagascar in any way at all is happening simply everywhere. in fact, of the 8000000 species on earth currently one 3rd or endangered because a few in activities driving extinction levels from between 121-0000 times natural levels. including 25 percent of mammals, 14 percent of birds, 33 percent of reef corals, and 40 percent of an phoebe ins. oh, worlds rich by diversity is a source of constant wonder. would all say critical to the health of our planet.

mosaic of life. that must be preserved. mcclark al jazeera madagascar. that's all for this news hour. i'll be back in just a moment with more of the day's news. ah, i, they all ready for the 1300000 football fan. ah, me that is totally the beginning. the noise going for with that made or brief moment for synagogue more than happy here i can tell you that plans with i killed, i got it. i do believe it went. argentinians are

feeling here in central gwin aside and here in the center of so you could all that to be be given, but thinking good staff career and opportunity for found to be creative and celebrate their t o. join the debate. when we talk about climate change in africa, we should focus on education knocked mitigation on air or online at your voice. it shouldn't be exploiting. that's what the note is doing right now is doing everything that is going to benefit them more revealing new perspectives like getting this out of proportion. no, no. his reach and has power is what is disproportionate. the street where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera thing that has been a great change in latin america. and as i do remain high as does violence against

gender and sexual minority, i come to when osiris 2 young women were taken different routes to establish greater freedom and equality. welcome to generation change a global theories that attempt to understand and challenge the idea that mobilizing around the world, generation changed on al jazeera. ah, the german police arrest 25 people accused of plotting to overthrow the government, who belie from berlin. ah, hello, i'm tell mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up. china is, is locked down restrictions and a major shift from it's strict cove at 19 policy. the people have spoken. oh.