belief is when i didn't dns, our feelings here in central gwinn aside, and here in the st. drew. so you could only to be in be given, but thinking that south korea with an opportunity for found to be created and celebrate their t. oh, ah, good police and germany arrest 25 people who are accused of plotting to overthrow the government. ah, hello, i'm a very upset again. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up from trains to plains, the u. k. 's winter woes continue with the border force becoming the latest to announce the strike. china as president, cheese in pig touches down in riyadh, looking to boost ties with saudi arabia. some of these trees are more than 500

years old. but of course, they're under threats. we report from madagascar where the islands unique bio diversity is threatened by deforestation and drought. ah, germany says that it is foiled a far right plot to overthrow the government's rating $130.00 sites across the country. the prosecutor general says that 25 people have been detained and that the group wanted to build a new german army, a soldier, a judge at a russian national or among those arrested. a former german army officer has also been detained in italy. is hundreds year guns of this is obviously one of the largest terrorist organizations that has existed in the more right wing sector in recent years. in any case, as far as i can judge, it's the worst we have seen so far in the environment of this rice burger and q and

unseen. we can see that what some people consider to be completely absurd. fantasies can lead to a highly dangerous decision to act more on the block. now from out there is not a cane and berlin. this is a very large operation which span more than one european country. apart from germany, involved 3000 offices. there are thereabouts. 25 people taken into custody. many others also believe to be of interest to the police in this country. some of the details about specific individuals who have been picked up in these rates are particularly interesting. so the knowledge that a judge working in the berlin district, the berlin circuit area legally. well, that person is also a former member of parliament, was passive the previous parliament until 2021. and now is accused of having been involved in some sort of plot to try to overthrow that parliament. others are

believed to be people from the military. we know this a suggestion that a serving member of one of germany's most elite military units is part of the alleged plot is alleged to have tried to recruit others from that military unit. lots of different elements of information about those who have been arrested emerging and they all point in a particularly interesting direction. any russian involvement has immediately been rebuffed by the russian government military pest scoff spokesperson, in the kremlin, has said, well, this is the 1st of the russian government had heard of this and having a question of any interference by the russian government. and i only heard about it through the news. so officially, russia completely rejected suggestion of involvement. the interesting thing here is when you look into the allegations against these people, it is clear that they believe that those some force at form of deep state operating within germany along the lines of the sorts of things that were heard from the

united states of america. in the course of the last few years, this idea of a government within a government breaking news from the u. k. travel into the country is said to be affected by a worker strike over the busy christmas period. the board of force had several major airports including heathrow and gatwick will walk off the job from december 23rd. let's bring it out. 0 port brennan, who joins us live from london. this is really gonna upset a lot of our travel plans, isn't it? it's certainly gonna jeopardize the getaway plans for huck. well, hundreds of thousands of people because of the width and breadth of the strike action that the p. c. s. union planning. these are for to force workers. they're employed by the home office that public sector workers working at airports and the dates that we're talking about up essentially the peak times that people will be wanting to either get away for a bit of winter sun or perhaps return home to their home countries to see their families after having spent time working here in the u. k. the data from the

december 23rd all the way through to new year's eve. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people who are going to be affected. border force basically saying that they've met with the government, but they're rejecting a 2 percent pay rise, that the government had offered marks to walker the union boss saying they keep saying the door is open. but there's a very strange door because there's nothing behind it. and it's simply that the government offer not enough for the union in response to he. the heathrow airport, a spokesman said we're working closely with airlines to try to mitigate the impact passengers or advise to check their flight status with their airline. but we're talking about gatwick heathrow, which is the u. k. busiest airport. manchester birmingham and cardiff airports. all of them impacted over this critical christmas period. and this is the, the only industrial actually taking place over the busy christmas period. is it

that we really are in an autumn. busy of discontent, heading into a winter of discontent to use that well known phrase. what we essentially have is many, many years old, stagnant wage increases increases in low single figures. at the same time as inflation has in the past year, rocket it, we're talking about grocery inflation currently running it around 14 percent. so the price is going up by 40 percent year on. yeah, we're talking about c p i consumer price inflation running at 11 percent and wages wage increases running far below that such, such as that people who are even in employment are struggling to make ends meet that on line, those people who are unemployed. now the government is struggling to meet the pay demands of public sector workers, but even private sector workers are also complaining and there have been

a wave of strike actions across many different areas of the economy. nurses will go out on strike for the 1st time ever. next week we're talking about ambulance staff as well. we're talking about baggage handlers at airports railway because of also been out on strike for most of this year. intermittently. there is a cost of living crisis here in the u. k. that is really putting the squeeze on hard working people on the simply not happy to. they're not prepared to put up with it anymore. i'll just say we're full brennan, reporting live from london pullman. thanks cindy. china as president cheese in ping as arrived in saudi arabia for a 3 day visit. he was welcome to re up by king solomon who wants to deepen relations. china is the golf, nation's largest trading partner, up with goods worth $87300000000.00 exchange last year. or saudi arabia is also china's biggest oil supplier. it's cent lily. $44000000000.00 in crude. there in 2021. the oil market is expected to dominate the talks. it comes as

a price cap on russian exports imposed by the g $70.00 e. u at australia takes effect. roberts, morgan mc, he is a senior resident scholar at the arrow gulf states institute. he doesn't believe that she's relationship with saudi arabia or negative. it negatively affect the kingdoms, ties with washington. both the crown prince mohammed, ben, salman of saudi arabia and president, she of china want to make a splash on the global stage. both leaders have been consolidating power at home mohammed ben salmone has been doing this for a number of years president, she most recently completed this consolidation of power at the national congress of the tcp. but both leaders also faced a number of challenges in saudi arabia. has been sold me on and other government officials need foreign partners and investors to help support a very ambitious, inexpensive social and economic transformation plan known as vision 2030. and i

believe they view chinese partners as important part of that equation. at the same time president, she is facing some domestic descent and protest at home and doing this trip to the middle east really allows him to act as a statement to be part of a red carpet roll out in saudi arabia and actually return. i believe the plan is to return to beijing with a certain degree of political and diplomatic cache. so i see this trip as is quite important for both saudi arabia and china. i think that saudi officials are engaged in a very delicate balancing act between global partnerships. you have us on one side and european partners. and on the other hand, you have other partners like china and ultimately saudi arabia is going to have to be very careful about how they approach this balancing act. so they don't create the perception that they are leaving their partnerships with the us. behind russia,

president flooding may have fuson has warned that the risk of nuclear war is rising . he made the statements at a meeting of the human rights council, which was dominated by the war in ukraine to tin says that russia would defend itself by any means. but he insists the country have not gone mad. as he put it saying that moscow considers nuclear weapons a defensive deterrent. let's go live to moscow. i'll just alley hashem is the, have you put this into context for us? what else did the president say? yes. address actually the timing of the speech today, just less than 2448 hours after the attack on a major military base sat southern moscow and another one. also that's a toast sub, a strategic bombers makes this speech very important. president putin saying that this war or this military operation, as he described it, might be

a longer one. this means that he's also a preparing people for a longer war, longer operation that might take more time. he spoke about them mobilization, mobilizing 300000 people, saying that 150000 off of them are now on the areas that of the special operation. adding to that, him mentioning against the geographical gains, russia made during the sad, special operation as the russians call it, especially for transforming the as or for see into an inner c. these are the main issues that they're put in spoke about. but as you mentioned in the beginning, him reflecting on the nuclear war and saying that the possibilities of nuclear war are growing. and this gives the,

the speech more significance despite the fact he is stressed that russia is not going to be the 1st to use. it's a nuclear capabilities. however, he said that it's used for deterrence. and later on he explained that this is as regarding the terrorist that is not only related to, to russia only, but russia and it's ala it's allies. it's allies, me mean also all the of the, of the, the areas or the regions that is russia announced that they are now part of russia in the past few months. so this puts the, put this war on a stake and put spoofing, speech. what a lot of analysis leniently coming out of those alley hash in their life in moscow . many thanks. ali still come here on our 0. the people have spoken. raphael warner wins are one for the you are state of georgia giving the party an

outright majority in the senate and they've been banned from high school for more than a year. now. african girls have been told that they've got to take exams. ah, anticipation is rising and so with sponsored my cattle aways hello, we've got more snow in the forecast, a pass to japan over the next couple of days. so they'll be some winter weather just sliding in once again. just making a y c effects notice coming into western parts of honju and into her kyra striving where the system that moves out of the way. and that just allows things to wear. cheer ups any bit more the way dry weather coming to eastern parts of japan. green peninsula, largely fine and dry 7. so she says some of the temperature to for bathing much of china will be dry, little doll as we go through were thursday. perhaps that cloud thick enough to

produce some showers there just around the east coast to make a way into friday. wanted to shower, still there in 2 northern parts of taiwan and see more in the way of dry weather, making its way in to where japan hopefully the snow gradually. coming. a less wintry. we've got some very heavy right in the forecast, central and southern parts of the philippines over the next day or so. some heavier showers to, to northern parts of body or the wet weather. i suspect will be not just around the parts of vietnam, central southern vietnam, also into them lay peninsula where we have some baked apples which will brew up. could see some localized flooding here over the next day or so. just a flooding to into the southeast of india, blossoming area of low pressure pushing some very wet and windy weather into tom will not do that to pradesh. ah, the weather sponsored by cattle anyways. ah

ah ah ah hello again, this is l 0 may nears this, i'll germany says that it's foiled a fall right plot to overthrow its government carrying out raids of 130 sites. the prosecutor general says the 25 people have been detained under the group. wanted to build a new german army,

travel into the u. k. a set to be affected by workers strike over the busy christmas period. the board, a force of several major airports including heathrow and goswick will walk off the job from december 23rd and china as president cheese in pig was arrived at saudi arabia for a 3 day visit. he was welcome to react by king solomon who wants to deepen relations. china is the gulf nation's largest trading partner with goods worth $87300000000.00 exchange. last here, china says that it's loosening it's 0 cobit policy. people who are asymptomatic or showing mild symptoms will be allowed to isolate at home. the government's also reducing mandatory testing requirements. the move comes off to widespread protests against lock downs, a mass testing. it's a major reversal in a country that imposed some of the toughest pandemic measures in the world. the beam to see these issues, the further deepening of the understanding of virus and the disease. the reduction

of the risk of the disease 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. and andrew k, p long is a china strategist, he says the 0 cohen policy was never designed to ensure 0 coded cases. it is a design job to implement earliest possible detection early as possible isolation, earliest possible. ready possible prevention and it is possible q and in fact that that strategy had been relatively successful compare with other countries, according to a recent independent survey conducted by new york based. well, we now research institute called the elder and 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 thin. 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 or even though it can be a relative, be more deadly than it through. but in comparison with the early stages is it is changed quite significantly enhanced at this relaxation. and the you have stand across have tightened their grip on the sun is all to raphael. warnock defeated his republican challenger, herschel lucca, georgia,

victoria. the one of the democrats will have 51 seats in the 100 c chamber. the 2 candidates were separated by less than one percent of the vote. and last month. so our white house correspondent, kimberly health reports. for all intents and purposes, the senate is the more powerful chamber. this is where there is the opportunity for the president to push through his appointment's at what not. so this is really the one that if you're going to control a chamber, this is the one you want in terms of political parties in the united states. so there's no question this is being viewed as victory heading into these midterms. all the polls indicated that it was going to be a republican sweep. and that certainly was not the case. the map now looking like the there is very clear majority. now, for the democrats in the upper chamber, the senate in the house of representatives, the large chamber controlled by republicans, but just narrowly. and that was not predicted to be the case. and so,

democrats are really looking forward to 2024 feeling somewhat optimistic. now because, and georgia was really kind of a state that typically had been republican, but now seems to be very much leaning democrat. and that is very good news for joe biden, because we're seeing this trend in a number of states including north carolina. so, democrats filling really strong right now, not only because the legislative map for the path for legislation looks positive for the president for the next 2 years, but also because this really bodes well for jo biden's reelection. chances in 2024 . former us president donald trump's company has been found guilty of tax fraud in new york. it adds to the myriad of legal woes facing from a she campaigns office. again. my kind of reports for washington has a major financial implication for the trump organization. these tra, tribes 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 and 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 said, taking documents from the white house to his mar, a lago 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 a 2020 election. so this is now just another. in the long list of legal problems facing donald trump. 28 migrants of fled after their plane made an emergency landing in barcelona. they were traveling from morocco to turkey or a pregnant woman. reportedly shake labor pains prompting the crew to land the aircraft in spain for least attained 14 of the $28.00 people. many 130000 refugees, 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's another risk. some people get caught up in gang was between smugglers. the steadfast reports from the serbia, hungaria on gary and 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 soviet hungry and border aiming to climb this fence the gateway into the e. u. but heavily armed smuggler gangs are controlling the border region regularly clashing with each other. 10 days ago a 20 year old mike went shot in the chest. you're in the conflict between moroccan and i've gotten smugglers out of fear for police and smugglers to syrian men don't want to be identified. we tolerate everything here, the cold, 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. you said 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 one

thing officially to the u 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 migrant and refugees from entering the european union hungry has now decided to increase the fence by one meter. but researchers say the fence has created a dangerous market for smugglers who have put from rural people, escape and war and poverty at risk. human rights lawyer say 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 again, think illegal, illegal regular migration, competing organize crime, human trafficking with human smuggling. his failings 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. the taliban is allowing africa girls to take high school graduation exams. this week, girls in middle and high school have been banned from classrooms since the group took in august last year at the latest decision, reportedly applies to 31 of african songs, 34 provinces. but many students are saying it's unfair because they've been found from school to so long and haven't been able to revise as long florida. my name is start today, grade 12. i'm in

a very bad state right now because we have an exam today. the class 12 and we haven't studied a single book for it, but we have to answer 140 questions without knowing anything that we have. nothing in mind. what exam should we give and from what i want you to do, but i hadn't nickname. we are a bang, behave job role, but since we have a them, 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 the half of the population is women like we have a right and they should give us our right to prosper. scientists rights advocates and representatives nearly $200.00 countries, a meeting in canada to discuss biodiversity. the un led conference known as cop 15 hopes to create a road map to protect ecosystems and slow climate change. a draft framework aims to raise $200000000000.00 for conservation by 2030. that's one percent of global ged pete. un secretary general antonio terrace to live at the opening address.

madagascar is a unique biodiversity 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 illegal trade in wildlife. nick clark reports from miranda. 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 the surviving remnant of a huge forest. the sides all fields replaced the parente reserve, and here you get an idea of what was lost when the trees were cut down. ring tells lemurs, wonder the forest trails. while the rest of the group sit and nibble flowers in the trees, the star of the show is a little more elusive. and this

a factor appears as only it knows how. this, though, is a dance of survival. the rooster tracker is critically endangered like many lima species. it's numbers are falling. i hook up with guide olivia gilbert, who's be walking these trails for 30 years. and he tells me intense drought in 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 and here is the number of the baby born from drought to deforestation. the pressures 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 houses, constriction are all constriction and irving transformation of a happy take into consideration. and also they sell their fruits and the red in arizona natural is another 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 are endangered because of human 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 event phoebe ins. oh, worlds rich by diversity is a source of constant wonder. would all say critical to the health of our planet and mosaic of life that must be preserved. mcclark al jazeera, madagascar. ah, it is good to have you with a cello. adrian said, i can hear it though, how the headlines and al jazeera germany says that the countries foiled a far right plot to overthrow its government. 25 people, including a soldier and a judge, were detained when police were rated 130 sites across the country. a russian national is a.