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as military is accused of running a secret mass abortion program, forcefully ending at least $10000.00 pregnancies. the great migration will look at how climate change in madagascar is forcing people to find new places to live and getting sent for the quarter finals. priscilla prepare for their world cup clash with croatia. ah, we begin this new cell with breaking news. american basketball stop brittany corona has been released from a russian penal colony after a prisoner swap between washington and moscow. 31 year old corona had been detained since february, when, when customs officers found vate cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage . she was sentenced to 9 years in prison in august after pleading guilty to drug offenses, or u. s. president joe biden says,

griner is safe and on her why harm. after once been unjustly detained in russia, held on or on tolerable circumstances. britney will soon be back in the arms of her loved ones and, and she should have been there all along. this is a de, we've worked toward for a long time. we never stopped pushing for her release. it took painstaking intense negotiations and i want to thank all the hard work in public service across my ministration, who work tirelessly to secure a release. we have teams following the story from the us and russia. in a moment. we'll get reaction from moscow with ali hush them. but 1st let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly helped get kimberly button also talked about this being a mess of team, if it to get brittany growing back to the us. the negotiations have been going on for months. there had been even an indication that this could have happened in

the last week or so. the u. s. president finally confirming this in a tweet, saying that he had spoken to brittany griner as she was on board an airplane, leaving russia releasing a photo of himself speaking to the basketball star, accompanied by her wife as well as the vice president, kama harris. but there's no question that the effort to bring her home began from the time of her arrest back in february when she was detained in moscow airport. and for her part, brittany greiner always maintained that she was guilty of transporting those cartridges of the hashish oil. but she said that it was a mistake that it was done inadvertently as she packed her luggage in haste. and the white house is always maintained that of the punishment that she received 9 and a half years in a maximum security penal colony of hard labor did not fit the crime. but unfortunately, what happened was for brittany griner is that her rest came at

a time when she was arrested at around the same time that russia invaded ukraine. and so there was this feeling that she was being used as a political pond between the 2 countries. so there was a bit of back and forth a lot of negotiations that took place. ultimately there was this release in exchange for victor bout the convicted arms dealer. but the white house making very clear that the trade is in no way proportionate given the fact that the convicted arms dealer a serving a 25 year sentence in the united states for a very serious crimes, he's known as the merchant of death. whereas in contrast, brittany griner is a basketball star who inadvertently packed to it her luggage incorrectly. when she was travelling through a moss for airports the u. s. president. very clear that they believe that this was done because of the efforts of high level diplomacy, but also expressing some regret for the one american left behind. that's paul

whalen, who is detained. he is an american, a u. s. marine who has been serving a sentences that is very lengthy. he has been there for 4 years and the white house says that they are still working to secure his release. and he thank you very much . that is our white house correspondent. kimberly helped us. we'll live spring in ali hush him who is in moscow for us. and let's talk about the other half of this prison swap. what more do we know about victor bout while victor bought was alive but moscow still a matter of conflicting reports. we don't know yet if he lived or not. the foreign ministry say, said he, i've now we have just saying that he's on his way about, according to before c was we know and notorious dealer involved in deal from africa, congo to live,

to see you on to one is saw lebron on several places where he was involved in the deals and he was arrested in 2008 in file. and the police arrested him in coordination with the us authority. and he was taken to the us what he was sentenced to 25 years. now this, the, the, the swap that took place hours ago, it seems, it was dawn and it was mediated by 2 regional countries in the middle east. saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and just yesterday, a call, a phone call between president vladimir putin of russia and the u. e. president mohammed had been zeit took place and seems the de la finalize this act. quite

explain why the wife of victor booth and his mother say now that they killed 2 days ago, they never knew about a deal to release him. now. despite the conflict in the force that we mentioned about his victim with his day to be in wash within the come in minutes hours. we don't know, but he's going to be here. and this page is going to be folded now. another page which is the issue of fall where he is not, it needs to be ended. and as we know that there are still talks also to reach to a deal to relieve this us national, who is and present here and russia. and this sentence to 16, yes. for espionage he was out of stood in 2018 when he came for our marriage, what i'm reading here in moscow,

and since then has been imprisoned. so now this is the 2nd issue that still standing between the us and russia with respect to prisoners. okay, thank you very much. that is ali hush for us and moscow o 2 peru now where dinner below otter has been sworn in as interim leader after congress and pitched president pedro castillo, and he was arrested just hours after saying he would dissolve congress by presidential decree a move. the constitutional court said was a crew to tar marianna. sanchez has the latest from lima a day of hold, while my middle with vice president, he never knew out of the been sworn in the country leader. nissan federal castillo dissolved congress by presidential decree ah moved. the country's constitutional court said was a could deter figured out as a result,

he quickly lost the backing of his political allies, geography. the wind pen thought a lot. a co attempt has been made an initiative lead by mr. pedro castillo. it was not echoed by any democratic institutions or the people following on from the constitutional order. this congress has made a decision, and it's my duty to act accordingly. it was congress's 30 impeachment attempt to oust castillo. he tried to save himself with a bold move, thomas law. this is young, will temporarily digital congress and establish an exceptional emergency governmentally. and while calling for elections for a new congress and drafting a new constitutional, he then went even further ordering the military to patrol the streets with a nighttime curfew. but us lawmakers began voting for the impeachment castillo left . the presidential palace with his family. police say he was going to request political asylum in mexico, but instead he was arrested. his supporters clashed with police outside the station

where she was held throughout his presidency. castillo had constant confrontations with the political opposition. he was even expelled from his own party. now lawmaker say they want to work with the new precedent. get weighing are gone. when i renewed it, she should come. a cabinet that helps to deal with problem is not ministers who will only place her. i mean the number one, the is the 1st female precedent. of be due, she has asked peruvians for unity and lawmakers for a truce. let's go to marianna sanchez, who's in the capital, lima for us and our festival. what's been the reaction to these extremely dramatic modes? well tom, there's been some pro tough but not quite as large and in the center and the south of the country. let's not forget that this is the area that's have the most of

supporters for former president b u. and we've seen a reduction of some protest in areas like at 85, the white house and i apple chill, which are high lambs and very poor areas of people who identify very much with gusty. you know, many of them are in protest against the number they didn't want to be named precedents. how much progress the, you know, but most of the protests that we've seen now and in the past are people who want everybody to go. the legislative and the executive, both congress and hold new general elections to have new precedent. a new congress meant because people are fed up with politicians here. so now, be, know not if you will have a great challenge to be able to bring back unity, the country. she has asked for union fioma peruvians and choose from from

congressmen to be able to bring back the country together. a very difficult challenge for her as she will need to name a prime minister that will be able to build bridges between the executive and the native prime minister that will be able to to bring them together and not be confrontational as the previous governments had throughout the 60 months enough is a bit. okay. and you know, speaking of what, what about the form of prison and who's now under a risk? what is his future look like? well tom, i think his teacher is bleak. he is now about to go to his 1st hearing in a jail he faces say, 6 criminal investigations that the prosecutor had already been had launched a few months ago. but now he faces on top of both rough estimation for

corruption and very difficult charges that he will probably not be able to counter it charges on tradition. and, and rebellion charges that will most likely give him that 20 years in prison. he is now sharing the prison with just another inmates, former president. he marty, who is serving up to your for prison sentence for human rights abuses. and now another former president is in there now for members who didn't just feel in this jail where only 2 inmates are represent in the political class year, where most of the former precedents are either in jail or under investigation for corruption or, or abuses. i can,

mariana sent you. thank you very much for that from lima for us. but germany says it expects more of wrists and rides in connection with a fall ride plot to overthrow the government. police raided $150.00 science across the country on wednesday. the prosecutor general says 25 people with a time for planning to violently seize control of parliament, a soldier, a judge, and a russian national are among those arrested. this is mr. dish tough, but it's not really comprehensible. you hear about such plans in other countries, but for this to happen outside my front door, the government we have is not ideal, but probably better than what they had planned as it this is i 9 shot. it's a shot down neighbor organized to put you at the far right. radicals with don't let me call them fashion. quite honestly, i'm shocked that the prince things he has the right to do something like this, against democratic rule of law. to be honest, i have no words. it's so far away from what i personally believe. so i find it hard

to grasp how your phone is a professor of political science at the free university of berlin. he says, not enough attention has been paid to far rights movements in germany in europe. the perception is we have to be aware and to fear about the stability of democracies and. and again, this german democracy is stable, although they have to be more attention and get the attention on these groupings. they didn't do it up to the last 2 or 4 years. think about the and is your, the national socialist underground. they didn't perceive it, they didn't see it, they didn't come to terms with it for a long period of time. only since the last 2 to 4 years, the leading at the leading persons in the security institutions are aware

and taking extra like just cities. so that's a good time for me to defend democracy with respect to the far right all in nearly all the best and europe in states. we have this growing tendency, but democratic majority is fight them back except the situation in italy is plenty more ahead on this news, allan, including trades unions and sri lanka, get involved in nationwide protests against the rising cost of living. ah, climate change is causing drought and crop failure in south madagascar, and an increasing number of people are moving to the coast in search of food. the influx of migrants is putting huge pressure on fish, stalks and ocean life. and at clark reports in bello sir mare,

the wind blows the fishing boats home, as it has for the countless centuries. people have lived here left here, living by what nature provides. but not all is, as it seems, these are malagasy migrants. they move from the drought written self in such a means to survive. and their story is the interface between climate change and biodiversity, los alamedos, to the med, upwards in our place who are suffering. and there was no food, and the kids are starving. so that's why we came here to belive so ma'am, it is too expensive to pay for it. he sat with fishing, we can friendship even free foot. i in the local fish market amongst the myriad species, hammerhead shark is available for sale. he don't even think it's a legal catch, but it's a globally threatened species. the arrival of the migrants is adding to the pressure on fish, dogs, and marine biodiversity already stretched. by over fishing,

we speed out to sea into a marine protected area. but with few resources, the no fish stones are haul to police from a double threat. you know, la premier say let me guarantee. the 1st one is the migrants who are coming in the dry season. here. the 2nd is the big fishing boats who don't stay outside the protected zone, and they cut the nets and damage the gear of the smaller fishing boats. i. smoke rises in the distance that's more biodiversity loss happening before our eyes slash and burn deforestation. and soon we see the effects up close. 10 years ago. there were forests here. glen tells me 900 square kilometers of virgin forest was destroyed by the migrants fleeing the southern drought to grow crops like peanuts and mays. the habitat loss is devastating. i've even, i've seen many live her son, the trees here,

the dancing lemurs. i've seen them many times in the colon. we're here there. we're here and it's 5 years. yeah, i always talk to you to take them pictures. and then they come on, rhonda, go read faulty. the brown lemurs to the soul. there were here was no home for them . none here for people fleeing the impacts of global warming. it's survival at all costs. and this is going to happen all over the world. is impacts like sea level rise, called people to move further and further in land to escape rising sees, putting more pressure on environmental resources here in madagascar slowing the ecological decline is key. but fundamental to that is improving the well being of the average, malagasy as a climate. they once new changes beyond recognition. mcclark al jazeera fellas, humor, madagascar, wood, canada. now we're high stakes talks on bio diversity. are underway in montreal is

being billed as the last chance to save the planet species and the ecosystems from reversible human destruction representatives from around the world when negotiate an agreement to shape the next decade of action. will sonya pena moreno is the director of the international policy center at the international union for the conservation of nature. she's at those talks in montreal and joins us now. thank you so much for being on al jazeera at now. this conference has been billed as the last chance for nature. are things really that dire? absolutely. the situation is really, really urgent. we have 1000000 species fretting with extension, 52 percent of those. a species are correct and because of human actions, agricultural practices in particular. so we have to really move forward with a plan that will galvanize acts that will secure that action that we need to secure

nature at for humans and for the planet actually. and the conference is expected to adopt a new strategic plan to transform society relationship with bio diversity and ensure that by 2050 we live in harmony with nature. it's a direct quote it i'm in. that sounds fantastic. but i mean, it seems like we're hitting in the direct opposite direction. so how realistic is it that that can be achieved here? yeah, so as you were saying at the beginning, this is at 10, you know, a 10 year plan to shift years and goes towards that planet that can you know, sustain us for the years to come. so that, that situation, it's urgent as i said, but it's also feasible if we take action early enough and the talks hearing montreal are looking at precisely, i green my, you know, i'm on that global plan to secure our life support system. that is, if nature,

okay, through a specific goals and targets with measurable actions, we can get there, okay, what, what sort of actions are we talking about with okay, so we're talking about securing, let's say, or ensuring that we protect at least 30 percent of eco systems globally, through protected areas or there were area based conservation measures. we're talking about restoration at scale. we're talking about scaling up action to protect species. we're talking about securing livelihoods, of people through investment in nature and nature base solution. and importantly, we're talking about a financial plan as well. how do we reach the necessary finance finance that we need to fund that via diversity gap that we currently have? okay, thank you so much. we're gonna have to leave that there. that is. sonya moreno for

us from montreal. the nigerian army has been accused of running a secret illegal abortion program. reuters is reporting at least 10000 pregnancies have been forcefully terminated in the north east. 2013. many of the women has been rights, many victims, se poker's hot fighters were responsible. nigerian military leaders deny the program existed in the beginning we were in our town book, harass, came and attacked. they grabbed us and took away to the bush. after that, we were in the bush in their hands. soldiers came and took us. after that they took us to get our barracks and they boarded our pregnancies. for me to mila has more from boucher o'neil on thursday. the night julian government addressed the media as well as issued a written statement in response to the allegations made by the reuters news agency

that thousands of women rescued from book around by toes had been forced to undergo abortions. and that reports by reuters agency had said that at least one of the women that spoken to had described how she'd be taken to adopt them off to being rescued, forced to take tablets as well as given injections, which then resulted in an abortion and in her situation, they were losing 5 other women in that room. now being like 2 in the military has, in that statement that they issued as youth a number of adjectives to respond to these allegations, saying that they alive it. these are concocted stories concocted allegations that they're wicked, and also calling it demonic journalism and a fictitious series of stories intended to insult nigerians and nigerian culture. that statement issued by the military also went on to say that thousands of booker,

i'm fight to specifically, had surrendered in at least the last 18 months. and many of them were part of a re integration program following their surrender from the book of fighters. and it did also said that it had wanted to respond to this. reuters report as to the journalist from way to the agency had to be collecting their information. but it has now had the opportunity to respond. it is said that the librarian soldiers have under no circumstances taken part in any systematic or legal operation to conduct abortions, that this hasn't happened and to show soldiers they cherish life. and that despite the difficulties and the challenges the nigerian government is facing in terms of security in the country, a new report by human rights watch has accused authorities in tennessee,

a of failing to protect women from domestic violence in 2017 tennessee, a adopted law of 58 to curb violence against women, but h r w says police don't investigate, will provide protection. that means thousands of women are at risk. they were 69000 complaints of domestic abuse and 2021. and it's all compounded by a lack of funding for support services, which means survivors often have no way to run 2 or kids have been as soon as the author of the human rights watch report. she joins us from tennis. now thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now this report makes for extremely grim breeding. was much worse than you expected when you were investigating being conditioned myself how i was one among the many who believed that jazz as a regional leader in terms of women's rights defense. we didn't realize that needs

to be as gloomy and the lie so strong that we couldn't imagine that the implementation was so weak. so i do think i was surprised. there are insufficient measures. they're taking for feminist iceberg mpo. so through the year, studying and focusing on this topic, my reason that 3rd cases of women, her son provide sheer lack of protection and read mechanisms that are in place in order to make sure that women can be delivered protection order or is that will for example, holds abusers away from them prior to 6 months and make sure that they don't approach them. so many guarantees have not been delivered up yet. so the struggle was put in place in 2017 is, is that law insufficient and as innocent just not being enforced? or is it being wilfully ignored by the authorities? the law is sufficient or of course there are amendments that could be made within the law. went to just colonizing special, explicit sexual violence or within the within cupboards. so married to right,

for instance, there are improvements that could be made, but generally that is very strong. and is it all wearing is that it's not being fully implemented. there are efforts by some specializing it's not the police across, it's across maybe some people government efforts are being made, but they're insufficient because there's not sufficient insufficient funds are allocated to it doesn't plantation, which is that most of the mechanism that should be in place are still empty shed. there also and does face of i did use are still harbored by judges. but these officers sometimes even medical stuff that mean that where if we're not able to change mentality, having the law in baby will not be used by them in 2020. once there was 69000 complaints of violence against women registered. do you think that number is far higher but they're just not being reported? absolutely, i would also like to clarify that this figure is

a reflective of violence against women and girls. i think only a part of them are reported because women usually take months if not years and it takes a ah, an additional and an extreme is a violent form of abuse for women to be able to take the further the following steps to, to file a complaint against them because society norms and to mission legislations put pressure on women, and subjugate them into a position of inferiority with regards to men. so the pressure is tremendous on women to stay with the beauties of men, mainly because they have no financial economic and tentative absolutely horrible situation. some of them find themselves and thank you so much for your time. that skins have been as zeus from human rights watch was still a here to on al jazeera. we're live to our world, come studio with far ismael, counting down to some heavy white contests in the quarter funds.

ah, hello is slightly dry across much of china. we have got some bits and pieces, sir klaus, one or 2 showers. they're just around that eastern side of china. high pressure dominate. so it does keep it settled. if little on the cool seibert sir, that way should be at this time of the year they go, we wanted to showers there to watch shanghai still some showers there to northern parts of taiwan, shows that we have in 2 and all the marys sofa. japan will gradually ease out of the waste a dry, brightest guys come back in behind. 15 celsius in tokyo to little bit of sherry right either side of the peninsula, the korean peninsula to go on through sas day. but it doesn't look too bad over the next few days, you can see much of china by this date will be dry and settled not to settle across sir the philippines over the next day or so. we do have

a little clutch of storms. could well develop into a tropical depression. this one bring some very heavy right? is the central, more than part of the philippines over the next couple of days. malaysia, indonesia, the usual eat of the day shall spring up some very heavy showers than to central parts of thailand. heavy showers, longest bells of rain associated with our tropical disturbance as cycling, making its way into the southeast of india. so thomas noddy, we'll see some very well at we are likely to see flooding and that rank continuing their under pradesh. ah, mamma prizing isn't peter movements that takes place in kenya, standing up against the british, demanding return of their lines, merely deacons. if documents showing a light on prisons colonial past, there is systematic torture of reign of terror. these count and major human rights abuse. how was this happening?

a very british way of torture. who wanted, though new to deny on al jazeera with blue. with

welcome to world have today i'm far as small and we're live at our studio on doe has waterfront in the house nation katara or counting down to the quarter finals with some mouth watering. clashes to look forward to brazil. stars have danced into the last day, croatia stand between them and the semi lino lassie looks to and dutch dreams argentina. you're up for a big task against benevolence. and so far so good. the head of cats are 2020, to reflect on how the country coped with delivering the world cup. the may be another rough day at the tournaments, but there is no rest for my guests. showing me as mister, we're football analysts to want to ranko and be in sports commentator. andy, great, thank you guys for being here once again. well,

let's get straight into friday's quarter finals. the 1st match up is brazil against croatia and now andy, brazil have lost their last 5 knockout matches against european teams. will that be weighing on their minds? no, not that's. there's no say no. i think they commit to that. they came into the turn, a massively confident of their own ability and what they could do and what they could achieve. nothing has happened to, to change that they will have huge faith that they can be this creature said, but it's not a given that crecia just going to roll over and be beaten. that a really good say they've got a nice meg. i know the aging crecia, but brazil just have to be careful. brazil will have to be at the best stuff like to be crecia simple as outside. i know you don't get a 2nd judge if you're off color just for one game for 190 minutes. you know the german, there's no coming back. so i've seen a lot brazil, and i like what i see. i think there's a lovely mx and that team and it's great experience and this is just a good feel about the whole place. and i love the really celebrated that goes back

to me, said brazil. i woke up with somebody that was great with yeah. ok. well, what i'm going to ask you, this feels like the last dance for this creation team. they were in the 2800 finals . do you think though, that they could cause an upset? but going back to what andy said a little while ago he, he said, well, you can never count this team out. there's been so many times we counted them out because of the amount of minutes that they played, either old or, you know, there's so many things. so many factors that we start to try and make tangible that this team ends up making intangible, their personality. you have a lot of competitive animals in that and this corporation side. so that's what ends up being, i guess, to a certain, a bit of an equalizer when it comes to creation. that's why brazil really need to be 100 percent focused. they can let down, like they did in the last stages of that. south korea match where they already pretty much had imagined had what you know, the thing about that she said you talk about, you have clear, they probably got met, feel free. that any country with one of which coach go to what it you coverage at.

yeah. it was good at any around lovely mix, competitive skillful. i mean, they could dominate the much, they could, and that's exactly where that mid field ends up being such an important match up. you have a cousin meet or maybe even for edgy, maybe even look us bucket dines exactly fed as well. if you start looking at a different option, possibly depending on how the how the context of the match does develop. lucas bucket is going to be very important. that's ok. well fridays, other batch is, sees argentina in the netherlands. go had to head a fixture with plenty of worlds. a cub history behind it. andy, it went to penalties in 2014. could we see that happen again? we see, yes, it's funny, you look at audience and you look at the dutch through history, and you always think of flamboyance and then. and he got to say, patiently set up the opposite. i've never seen a more pragmatic dutch site right about 200, then one by one house, put together with a bike, 345 of you one and basing it just been solid defensively. and i've just tina i

tapped to my fatal. i kept it right 5 years. well, see i've i don't know. one does something, something not quite right. we are tedious. what i've liked about the fathers that they've done after the last the soda and the opening. they've dug deep. they had, they had to, when the fact you went much sense that they've done that. she think they played a lot better since, but since not match against studies. yes. they've got better give a plane under huge pressure on the 2nd get huge pressure. and it's about when you're probably going home. so they've got to that really well. and of course, messy sparks every now and again, you'll do a little magic, can't do often. but if he does it 4 or 5 times in a game and 2 or 3 of these, that effect of that they've got a chance. and one, you've got some team news, argentina, team news. well, the big doubt in terms of argentina is, will think of the port plate he will suffer. he practice day before yesterday

started feeling a little uncomfortable. they start doing some test. they said that he o k to plates. now, how much that's a big question. another big question mark is, will uncle the money you play because and you talked about where argentine ends up being at their best and with the money you end up having a runner you into play having someone that attacks that offense with the off the dribble and that you don't see that with anyone else, that's the tangible aspect that's, that's the 18th and the whole that argentina does have against this such defense that they can try and it wouldn't leave alvarez for him to meet with, you know, he started, sorry, i got locked out of my thing is that's a different issue that by the way. yeah. you gotta look and i want to know, i was just because i thought he'd commit to this woke up and he would be style you know, forwards our confidence ends up being something that we feel like lady luck is very fickle at times and and when number 9, the striker ends up losing his confidence. he's got to shoot himself in it. you've got to shoot off out of it. let's talk about netherlands,

because i want to ask you and they are going to be very determined. they're going to want to win this for their coach lee van haul. we know he's been suffering with cancer. yeah. yeah. how determined are they going to be, or they will be determined. i mean, you know, i said thought that the the know shade we're used to seeing, you know, full of flamboyant, so not as good as as previous squads. i'm going to european championships, unwell cups, but they've got a belief about them they, they've taken to van gals, we are playing the except that they're not the best and the accepted at the top engine. okay, cody gap cool. as been a start, he is busted to that scene here and he's felt a boy for them. i thought you would have, i thought you might struggle to score goals a dutch in the mate. and that's why i don't think this will be a high school football much, but they don't chad. really dangerous. fara, i think anyone who's in the last 8 now can we are not medical. actually. it's all right, that's controversial. but we'll see more from one and andy in a moment, but it's less than 3 weeks since the world had got under way. and there's still plenty of big matches to come. the organized,

already pleased with how the tournament has gone so far. so far it's been tremendous and we're very pleased with the results so far. we're pleased with the level of football that's being played out. we're very pleased with the attendance. we're at 96 percent attendance. 2.4. $5000000.00 plants have already attended the games of the group stages at the round of 60. and we see a lot of the legacy that is already taken place when we speak about, you know, approving workers, welfare, which is a very important part of the legacy of the world, which will continue beyond the world cup. we've seen the infrastructure of the country that has developed over the 10 the 10 years, which is something that you know will save after the world cup, which will improve tourism will improve commerce in the country. and of course, we believe that we've also put a blueprint for hosting mega events and countries that are similar in size to katara. in the past, we've seen that make a difference have been held with countries with a much larger area. and we believe we've exhibited that it's possible to

successfully host an event, like the world cup in such a small country or one of the team's already back home is spain. and they have a new coach within the last couple of hours. louis, do laugh when time has been given the job that comes after to leave, we re k left the managers role, the 52 year old paid the price falling spain's last $16.00 exit to morocco and re k had been in the jobs since 2018 and had a contract until the end of the year, the la puente has been promoted from coaching. the spanish under 21 team or spain were undone by morocco who are the surprise package in the quarter finals now and the, i know what you think of morocco, but i can ask you again. do you think maybe if they changed their game plan plan, they might have a chance against portugal? why would you conceive what one goal alter element and one goal with that no one is actually scored against for this tournament on their own. so why would you change out for the team that doesn't get goals away?

gives himself a wonderful chance or what they're going to have to get the very best. we know what i thought for you. what is the best performance i've seen when? how much switzerland sexual and that's, that was a complete performance for me. but morocco will go and do what they've been doing, be very difficult to be very organized, very discipline. and they will hope that they can maybe neck a goal or 2 penalties. why not? but i just think you'll have too much for the. yeah, but i mean, since that match, there has been so much news about rinaldo he keeps making headlines. is that going to play a part in their, their products? well, i think when you look at the shades of all debris and to replace with aldo gonzalez ramos, isn't that home? was that good jello ramos? and what is it going do it goes and gets himself a hot truck. i mean, my goodness. i don't think we'll see for an outdoor a pop from a bet pop. no. and this woke up i can't believe that he would change. you said you want. i wouldn't and like ok, let's say he does. let's say you only scores one will. let's say it's a $11.00, but it's what he gave them. exactly. i mean,

he comes in and offers that the get go. i think yes, that's something that you cannot replace if you're going under samples now. ok. while the last of the quarter finals is a huge all european clash abbey, simple question. what can england do to stop? and bobby, and france capture them and tie him up and not let him get to the go and get some players out. just destined for greatness. medina was petty, was messy. was rinaldo, the best and for greatness? i think this kids see, i think he's definitely he has done great things, but i think it will be the number one way or the well well, no doubt, but i think not big school. i'm angry. i've got k a walk up. who's the arguably as quick as any more single class? he'll definitely play my my, my see it will be, does he play right? said of a back 3. or does he just gotta keep them back for the place as he's done for, for games and play him as a right back,

but she's back decision for me. while friends have done really well, despite the absence of some of their key players, are they the phrase or having in best match thing? when would you think why, i mean the slight favorites. i mean, we want to define slight that's another issue. and france like brazil end up being a team that if they are able to bring to teams into work up at most end up in a semi final for teams. as a matter of fact, as far as him, but a okay, fine, he's going to be taking up a lot of the tense, a board about oliver's you. what about anton gets my, what about the, you know, the middle with which many you start looking at those families and welcoming on the other side. how do you start looking at those openings and how the england defense is going to be attracted towards him, but paying what he's going to be able to do in order to penetrate that defense? that's a big question mark there. ok, so i want to ask you, who do you think is going to end up in the final and let's start with here. well, a wait for you to see that. so the spelling, the gentleman got totally wrong netherlands and unfortunately there's l. same if i know it's a tough day, but argentina i'm going to go, i'll tell you,

i'm going to take a punch. i'm going to go portugal. right? i left field. ok, you want one argentina, and i have to go up to go. i have to go with easy one on this because i mean, you're going to go on you. well, yeah, i didn't read over app where you could go in there are just seen on the other end. knowing that if there is a team that can be brazil prior to the final, it's them, they've already done it. they've already done in their own back yard, and they basically do know how to play them. they played em so many times except over the last year and a half that they have been able to really have their number. so to me, argentina, and we'll probably end up seeing the better argentina as it progresses. what we'll see are, how are all good predictions? amanda will leave it there for now. thanks to one. and andy for joining me. i'll have more in our next world cup special at $803.00 g m t. now it's back to tom in

studio. thanks. fara, well still here to on al jazeera, a discovery of what's thought to be the oldest dna, if it reveals what the arctic looked like 2000000 years ago when it was warmer. ah, ah.

ah ah, ah, ah. ah, chinese president choosing paying is meeting saudi arabia's crown prince. mom had been solomon on the 2nd of his 3 day visit to the kingdom. they are expected to sign off on about 20 trade agreements. oil is at the top of the agenda. saudi

arabia is china's biggest supplier. it exported nearly $44000000000.00 worth of crude their last year. will al jazeera senior analysts mowing the shower says the visit as part of the global outlook of younger middle eastern leaders. they have a $108.00 over $360.00 degrees view of the world. a lot of them are western educated. a lot of them are well spoken. foreign languages lived in the west and other parts of the world. they understand the world and they understand that they don't have to have one direct relation. they could have hybrid relation with a number of influential powers around the world. so while they have and still have it's very important to note, the most important relationship is still with the united states. the security architecture in the gulf region still dependent on the united states. but if saudi arabia wants to have important summit meetings with its most important trading partner, and the,

the most important export marketing of oil to china is the biggest. i mean, saudi arabia is that china's biggest exported or oil. then they're making sure to be upset with the americans are upset about is that china wants to have deals in technology and telecommunication and so on, so forth. that they're not happy to. at least 3 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during a ride and the jeanine refugee camp. a large group of israeli forces with seen entering the area in the occupied west bank in the early hours of thursday. the united nation says 2022 has been the deadliest g, f, a palestinians. in 16 years. iran has reportedly executed a demonstrator who took part, an anti government protest that began in september. most in chicago was convicted of wounding a member of the paramilitary forces with a weapon and blocking a st. nationwide protest broke out after the death of 22 year old martha. many in police custody nearly 3 months ago. on sunday,

around the public prosecutor. the morality police had been disbanded. dosage. berry has more for me to run. moisten. shikari went out on to the streets of sat, our hon in central part of the capital, on september 25th. along with another person, with the aim, according to him, a who was interviewed and his confession broadcast on local media. here earlier on thursday, they went out with the aim of wounding and attacking a member of the security forces at mos in chicago. he said that he took out a knife and attacked the members of the security forces and he injured a bass, each member on that day on a sunday of evening. he said that he was quite afraid at the time and that everything changed after that moment for him. he is now the $500.00 and 4th person to be executed in iran since the beginning of this year. according to an amnesty

international, iran has the one of the highest execution rates in the world, only 2nd to china. and we understand, according to the judiciary, that there are 12 people in total that have received the death sentence as a result of their involvement in the riots and demonstrations that have been ongoing care for nearly 3 months. trades unions, intro lanka, leading several protests against the spiraling cost of living. this follows present from him with chromos thing is decision to privatize some state institutions. at least $22000000.00 people in truly unco struggling to pay for essential goods. michelle fernandez has more from colombo and another dentist here in the travel, colombo, what you see is telecom and state insurance workers belonging to the trade unions. poor talent with this trading brought is they said, the government that is on

a centrally and project to reduce diversity dancy fusion to slow profit making institution were not that it shouldn't be held by the state i have now. the government says on that is no other option given they can only crush, but all of these people. and that sort of why did the cross section they represented. this is not the case. bigger group. for the con group on burke for the new job. it was on august the name of fargo and my job to organ wonder, and obviously what role people out under the street, number of the amount of privatizing the distribution. it's about the mismanagement of the economy that has created this crisis into lanka, about the cost of living, which is soaring, and the fact that the government just cannot seem to get it right. now. what they see is, instead of addressing the relation to taking people on board, this government has only launched a massive campaign of repression of dressing,

public resend, and that is very much in evidence. if you look at the protest that has been unfolding in recently, the government has a single opportunity to try and go from there. we know lots of these are protests that are planned for today. they've had a mission revoke. they've had places book telling them at the last moment that their bookings have been cancelled by either not a court order is being sought against a number of union leaders preventing them from having demonstration. but the level of public transportation language such that they are not going to be silenced. that's what we're hearing from the street today. you know, scientists have found bought, could be the oldest dna. if a discomfort, the 2000000 year old material was on earth from ice age, sediments and greenland, it means researchers will be in a better position to understand what the region was like at the time. actually are

quite special type of deposit because to 1000000 years ago we had this forested enlightenment with mastered on some rain. d is and has running around in the landscape a together with a lot of different plant species or so we actually found that d n a can survive for 2000000 years, which is twice as old as the previously found. d n a and this dna comes from a part of the of greenland, the northern most palm and comes from an environment that we don't do not see anywhere on earth today. cutter has held at 6 n t corruption of wards favorite ignite. those who have contributed to the global campaign against corruption. some of the java spoke with one winner, abby, anti corruption excellence awards. they've been a number of discussions on not just about corruption in various aspects of public

and political life, but also about the state of proctor and it holding the fee for world cup. according to the rwandan president, the states of space and have an array of criticism, unprecedented unprecedented campaigns. he said about whether the current be sure to post this woke up and according to him, it is the prerogative of president. so far what delegates have been telling us is that what they've seen us speaks volumes about how arrangements have been made about the world. one person here to talk about not just corruption, but also about sports is a dr. lisa kill, you've just won the award for exposing corruption in sports. this speaks volumes about you being here and there were, there's been so much talk about production in sport. tell us, what are the underlying factors leading to corruption and what can states and sports entities do to stop it? right. i think when you're looking at corruption and support,

you have to look at the individual level of the organizational level and the larger societal level. right? so, you know, what motivates individuals, money, power, you know, et cetera, winning commercialization. the 2nd part, the organizations they want prestige and they want to control things so that they can make sure that they make decisions. and then in society, we seem to give sport and you know, i get out of jail free card when it comes to corruption and support we, we accepted it, goes with it because i'm a fan and i want to come to the game. so, so you have to look at those different levels when you thinking about anti corruption work. and so i study in integrity system. so when we thinking of how to address the individual organizational and societal issue, we have to look at ethical management. we have to look at who are the actors involved and then accountability,

whether it be internal or external accountability is extremely important because we have to have not only legal accountability, but we have to have accountability of who is holding like national international organizations. like i would see to be for hold them accountable. and so we need to have in place some sort of international system that hold them accountable for the work that they do you think that there are strides being made to go to words. it's or is that still a distant dream? no, i think it is. i think, interpol and the european commission, there's quite a few actors that are developing relationships to try and develop a system. so that regulation can be put in in place. and then there is a system to hold people accountable, right? because if you don't have regulation, how you whole people, i believe you'll thank you very much for speaking to you have it from the award

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