a voice telling groundbreaking schools do. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places state. i'll just there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, ah, iran publicly hangs a man linked to anti government protests. it's the 2nd execution in less than a week. ah, i'm learned taylor was out. his ear, alive from london, also coming up reports as soldiers and civilians, accused the nigerian army of massacring children in the northeast. protest as block a major highway and an airport in peru,

demanding the president stepped down and whole new elections. and why i've got to stanley is struggling to sell the world's most expensive spice. ah hello. iran has executed a 2nd prisoner linked to anti government protests that have engulfed the country for months. it's the 2nd such execution in less than a week. and he wrote a run of ard was pug publicly hanged on monday. and iranian court convicted him of fatally stabbing to security force members during protest last month been widespread demonstrations across iran since 22 year old women. musser many died in police custody in september. human rights groups warned protest as being sentenced to death without due process dosage, barriers in the capital terran and has more about the man who was executed. he was

a 23 year old according to reports and who was arrested in iran, 2nd largest city. that is masha, today's after an incident that took place during the protest that a bit were ongoing at the time. he was arrested on november 19th and according to reports. and magic reza at raton of arg, was then i'm shown some footage of it. that was apparently cctv footage that apparently showed him committing the acts that were a including of murdering to members of the bessie's military forces as well as wounding for others with a knife as he was at try and a convicted. and then his sentence upheld in the country supreme court all within the span of $23.00 days. he was executed early morning on monday in a public execution, which is quite rare in her on. it's only the 2nd time this year that we have heard of a public execution taking place. but executions are not that are rare in are on it

. this is at the $500.00 and 5th execution to take place this year alone. and of course, iran has one of the highest execution rates in the world, only 2nd to china. roxan freeman from ion is electra in politics and international studies. at the university of cambridge, she says, protest is a more determined in their cause to bring an end to the government. i think the demonstrations are, are continuing. the protesters are not taking the message that the government was hoping that these executions would to spawn. in other words, the protesters have called for another round and they are not being put off by these executions. but the very fact that the government is taking this step is horrifying. and i think showing the violence that the next stage is, is going to process as we go forward. i think there are 3 things in particular that are making these executions seemingly so hollow. first of

all, the intimidation of the family in order to stay silent. the force confessions that are incriminating, obviously the lack of any kind of lawyer that the accused is allowed to have. so i think all 3 of these things are making the trial seem like sham trials. the protesters simply are not accepting them at all. and that's one of the reasons i think they continue to call for the end of the government. for dozens of soldiers and civilians have told the roaches news agency that the nigerian army has masika children and it's war against on groups in the northeast. roaches says thousands of children could have been killed, but it investigated 6 specific incidents in which at least 60 died. investigation

also found that army commanders were ordered to quit delete children because they were seemed to be collaborating with on group such as booking her arm or inherited their blood. they were often killed because it was fair children of fighters would grow up to join the on groups, be used a suicide bombers or informants, and to avenge losses. it found most of the children was short, but witnesses that others had been poisoned and suffocated. nigerian military has told reuters that the army has never targeted children, and that the report is part of a foreign effort to undermine the countries fight against on groups. career a damn, who is the managing director of beacon consulting, a security risk management provider in nigeria and the sale region. he joined his life from a boucher, thanks for being with us for some very serious allegations against the nigerian army. here from this russia investigation is saying that new children what were massacred by the army. what do you make of it, sir? laura? quite serious. um, i mean, we have to also put it in context of the upcoming election nazareth of ought to

hold an election in february and march of 2023 under the rule of the military and start to live in the social environment before the election is quite critical for this allegation, comment on the hills, though during the election is quite but critical. now they're gonna blanket denial by the nigerian army of it to the siamese general christopher, mr. saying it has never happened. it's not happening. it will not happen. given that reaction, what is of like here that any of this will actually ever be investigated further? but it is not the 1st time that such allegations made against the military in 2015, i think i'm the international made a similar allegation. and at that time, there was an attempt to investigate the allegation, and unfortunately nothing came out of it. but we know in a practical way, you know, in general, military has made some changes. it's try to improve human write record to try to

improve it from community relations with residents of the area. so bob, the fall out of some of the earlier i division is not likely that this one will be investigated. except for instance, if there is the change in the perception by the government. but the current reaction with the military and the government has been one of denial and rejection in its entirety of the report. i mean, the state department has now wait and said it's deeply troubled by the report and is wanting to try and get more information and, and i'm using international call for an investigation as well. do you think any of those kind of international bits of pressure will make any difference to they're not here in government? we have to also put it in context of the us military to an extent, a breach on several of the international partners actively present in the not if you don't training or given for me what kind of support and then you know, military though, every thing that may have happened in the past would be to the knowledge to connect

and then so this report is not likely to change anything. i feel more than a political or at once. the really respond would be in your institution. all of my kind of in board within the military nigeria. and in terms of the diplomatic religionist, religion between the 2 concrete b, u. s. and the year on the other country that may be interested in improve into human rights record. the u. s. also play a critical role. it has significant presence and not east of nigeria. and food can also play a role in that regard. and i think it has to be institutional the type that would allow an on, by an investigation. and that, that would create a change of, you know, never 3 for the type of military that would help you democratize of culture. when you talk about an embossed investigation, what kind of authority in audrea or institution would be able to institute an investigation like that and then carry it out without being in boss is, is there,

is there a showing or judge or something that you think might be involved in investigation department would be the most ideal institution for such an investigation. unfortunately, however, one of the legacy, the, the longer the military rule, in the event, the parliament, unfortunately, had not shown this type of, you know, capacity for investigation of the nature of the presidency. could also claim, but your rule by game, like i said earlier on, men join about to hold an election to the general election to the entire food of the government and trade eventually everyone on that election. it's not likely that the timing of the relief of this report would, would be you know, help it out before the election. perhaps the government would be more interested, but no, i don't think it would help enough company. thank you very much. indeed. definitely nasa service attrition and not sure. thank you. thank you for having i so says it

was behind an attack on a hotel in campbell. it's popular with foreigners. a series of explosions and gunshot were heard after armed men stormed a building, and a fire broke out. at least 3 of the attackers were killed. and how about spokesman says to foreigners were injured while trying to escape by jumping from the hotel balcony. authority say, all occupants of the hotel had been rescued and the situation is under control. or is there a producer most income moment as more from couple there were 3. the fact that the, the building in the start day, one of them blew himself in front of the front gate. and then this time the building and went inside and satisfied. so it took on to lead to a fire inside the building, and then the fire was followed by a huge explosion. so for now, i know the officials that they have rescued all of the foreign nationals and only 2

are injured while they were trying to escape from the building protest as a block to the airport and a major highway in southwestern peru. and these 2 people were injured in confrontations with security forces in the era keeper region, i've been ongoing demonstrations since former president pedro castillo was impeached and detained. last week, new president deena blue artie has said she will ask congress to call early elections to calm the unrest. marina sanchez joins his life. family man and marianna cruz former leader pedro castillo has gone public again attacking a president. dina blew out a what. what did he say? that's right, she is lauren. he wrote a letter, a handwritten letter from prison. i think it was funds that he's feeling that there's a lot of people who are bro testing and want him freed. this is not what people were protesting in the last few days. most of her movements were asking for pills.

congress are for new general election, but more and more we see people who are protesting in favor of former president guess who wrote this letter and say is saying this had written up hundreds of modern saying that this was the most difficult time of his life on that day he had been kidnapped that he had been misleading that who was incommunicado. and he went after president of dina watson, who had been his right hand person, who was a 16 mother who was in office and said that she had sold them job residency. and now this happened just after a few hours after congress, after congress had lived in massa motion to live the former president, immunity, so he can be prosecuted. he is facing charges for leg land,

leg, remember rebel young with perhaps the most serious. tar ah, the years in prison are low with ministers, one i heard his former prime minister and 3 other ministers. so for now. * people are here right there, mary, gathering the center of the capitol as in other parts of the country, and many people all ready asking for a feel to be freed. lauren, thank you very much. still head on al jazeera man accused of being the bomb maker responsible for the luck of be and disaster faces caught in the us 34 years later and warning assistance shot dead by israeli forces. why the family disputes official account ah

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still cold, still sunny. but around the edge, the story is not one that starts one of rain caused floods. i have to say in the warrens again, therein coach gould, maybe in spain during tuesday. did you follow a line along that range as across the italy, the coast to croatia? bit for the south zan before which is good because recently has been flooding indoors in bosnia. ah, it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discoveries. enjoy. have new experiences. hit the shops. make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus, and with direct whites to istanbul and tribes a book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. c y p g. yes, for our best prices. lou

. ah. or one of the top stories hernandez, era. iran has publicly executed a 2nd prisoner linked to anti government protests that have engulfed the country for months. an iranian court convicted magic for as a run of ard, of fatally stabbing 2 security force members during demonstrations last month. a report by the reuters news agency says dozens of soldiers and civilians have accused the nigerian army of massacring children. and he said he witnessed the killings and the countries war against arm groups in the northeast. and at least 3 armed men had been killed after they stormed a hotel in afghanistan's capital campbell, a series of explosions and gunshots were heard near the building, and

a fire broke out. taliban spokesman says to foreigners were injured. fountain police have rated more european parliament offices as the ledger such as president bowed to launch an internal investigation into corruption allegations are about him at solar says there will be no impunity for those caught up in the probe a parliamentary vice president, eva kailey is one of 4 people charged by belgium police. the prosecutors say a gulf country was in bold. they've not named the country with widespread media reports and both brussels and carries home nation greece, identify it as cutter, and no official source in brussels. we're athens has contradicted that. the countries deny any involvement dominic caden that joins us live now from brussels, or donnelly bring us up to date with letters from her. no, i'm here. the european poet complex in brussels and the sense of incredulity shock

when 1st the allegation surface has been replaced. some watts and then spoke again with the knowledge that the examining judge and police officers 1st offices on monday here the european parliament and took away computer data from parliamentary assistance to us making the points that this week is what's called a strasburg week for the european parliament it means that the members of parliament are actually in the french city of strasburg, voting on bills, amendments and that sort of thing. and that is where the president of the european parliament spoke to her colleagues and awesome. very strenuous questions and talked about routing and corruption. this is what she had to say. i also know that we are not at the end of the road and we will continue to assist in investigations together with other institutions, for as long as it takes corruption cannot pay. and we have played our part in ensuring these plans could not materialize.

whilst no official per statement has been made implicating any particular country from the point of view of investigators, it is clearly being said by many members of parliament that they believe the state in question is the state of qatar, representative to the state of cancer have denied any involvement, any wrong doing, but there are many voices, both within the european parliament and then in the european institutions, who as i say, are asking very serious questions not only about this particular incident, but also about the idea of corruption in the institutions. we know the presence the european commission has spoken about this sort of fund lion, and there is a clear sense here that they don't believe that this is the end of the road. and so far as the investigation is concerned from the case. thank you very much. indeed,

a libyan man accused of making the bond that brought down pan am flight one o 3 in lockerbie scotland 34 years ago. as a pit and court in the united states. i will get a mohammed masoud her marie, me was taken into custody on sunday 2 years after the u. s. justice department and i was charges against him. the attack in 1988 killed all 259 people on board, the plane, and 11 on the ground. somewhat with surprise because it's been so long. but i'm really glad to see that our government has pursued this. and we're hopefully going to see not only from just this year, but perhaps more information about other people that will respond with the 2nd to 911 is the most deadly out here. this

is something we fought for for over 3 decades. how are we satisfied? no, i mean let's hear what happens in this trial is, is he the only person out there that is responsible for this bombing that is still alive and out there in free? no. she returns a joint live from washington dc. she, i'm what happened in court today. it was rather administrative, and in the end, i must say, it hasn't yet retained legal councils. i was decided that things will be delayed a little while, while, while he retains that council, however, the case was unsealed and the charges against him and the penalties, the possible penalties for those charges read out to him. multiple counts of destruction of aircraft, resulting in death aiding and abetting. those can lead to child is up to life in prison, the death penalty, or up to $250000.00 fine, or a combination of

a prison and a fine. and i think the main news that was made was that the government said it was not intending on pursuing the death penalty against my suits a note. death penalty will be pursued. this will now run and run there. it's probably going to be a rather long process, but i think we're still also tried to come to terms of how he ended up here because it was a surprise. and you could maybe tell from some of the comments we just had from the bereaved of luck of be off the lockerbie bombing. we've had various sort of narratives coming from various sources in libya and elsewhere. some of them are conflicting, but there was a sense that he was in libyan custody on unrelated, over an unrelated charge on or found to be guilty of pulsing against the revolution that asked mamma duffy. he was released 3 months ago on compassionate grounds because of cancer. but then he was promptly and this is, according to some reports he was promptly then kidnapped by a militia group, who then presumably entered into negotiations with the united states. so there a lot of questions about how we ended up here and the legality. about the,

the confession with which a lot of b j's indictment is based on which it's alleged of taking place when, when he was in the custody of a militia with particularly poor human rights record. so these are the questions, but just just very briefly checks all over the national security advisor. clearly anticipating some of these questions just said at the white house, i will say that this was done in a lawful manner according to established procedures. and for more specifics on how it happened, i would refer you to the justice department. she ampersands you. thank you very much. israel's defense minister has expressed sorrow after the shooting of a 15 year old palestinian girl in the occupied west bank and began, says israeli troops acted in self defense for the family of jana. as i carnie says, there were no palestinian fighters near the teenager. did abraham reports from janine 15 year old jenna's account and they used to play on this rooftop with her brother at ham, cousin hallad and her cat lulu. on monday they went to the spot where jenna was

killed by israeli forces. at home was the one who found her sister's body late on sunday. by to hawaii. oh, after the israeli forces withdrew, i came back home. my uncle told me to call jenna. i found her did, and the cat was next to her. i couldn't believe my eyes, hal. it's as jenna wanted to take lulu home when israeli forces rated their neighborhood not to live with the cat, stay near janna meowing. i'm sure she was scared when she saw jenna fall than a dom. kimmy answer to shouting the cat ran away. we only found her now. hiding downstairs. on monday morning, the rooftop had become a crime scene. palestinian police gathered evidence and interviewed witnesses. some said this really special forces had been stationed in the building opposite jenna's house is always defense minister has expressed sorrow at the countenance killing, saying that the army does not shoot civilians intentionally. will she be charged

with your school will full of guilt from divorce? her, during the incident, a hail of bullets was fired at the forces of explosives and molotov cocktails were thrown in response. the forces returned fire at the shooters out of self defense. the family says jenna was not in the crossfire. oh gosh, what a job behind doing no palestinian fighters in our neighbourhood. we may with the fighters was station and at some another place far from where jana was. friends say gena, like to paint joke and watch soap operas. the family says she used to help her sick mother. now they're all facing life without her. john would have turned 16 later this month. instead of her birthday party, family and friends gathered for her burial, palestinian say that funerals are becoming a regular occurrence. they tell us that the lack of accountability makes palestinians more vulnerable to the israel shoot to kill policy. it's not only

adults, but children to pay the price rights organization defends for children. international says more than 25 percent of palestinians killed by israeli forces in the occupied to us bank this year. where children many like at home see their friends and family members being killed and fear. they'll be my dad, but he's just new york. if i do a bang, ukrainian official said he's 4 people have been killed as russian forces attacked the east and south with missiles. drones and artillery. russia is res drone footage . an edge it is showing strikes in the internet, screeching missiles landed in the frontline bridge of cum yonkers, just north of russian hel territory. ukrainian president photo ms. lewinsky is urged g. 7 nation is to supply his country with natural gas and long range weapons, also called and russia to take steps towards a diplomatic resolution to the war. speaking at a g 7 video conference. so let's get suggested

a global summit to bring peace to ukraine. gleick at this point time this, i mean i propose to convene a special summit, who is the global piece formula summit and decide how and when we can implement the points of the ukrainian peaceful families. i suggest that you show lead to ship at the implementation of a piece formula mobile. and we suggest that russia takes a concrete meaningful step towards a diplomatic solution, which is so often talks about in moscow. protested in montenegro of clashed with police as hundreds rallied against the government. demonstrations threw rocks as they tried to break through a police barrier in front of parliament. the police responded with pepper spray. want to nigger has been in political deadlock for months. its constitutional court was left without the minimum number of members, after several judges retired. the number of fever clinics in beijing has increased because of a surgeon patience. after trying to relax session of at 0 koby policy. all 349

health service centers in beijing of set up the clinics. providing medical care to people with coven 19 symptoms. officials say 22000 patients, visit the fever clinics on sunday, which is 16 times higher than the previous week. farmers and traders in afghanistan are struggling to find international buyers for their saffron response to the major source of income. and pharmacy output has increased significantly this year. but sales have been difficult since countries have a time with afghanistan when the telephone returned to power last year. probably me child has well it's been a bumper season for saffron grew a say the weather conditions in western of gone son, our ideal for cultivation. international agencies have trained farmers for years and it's paying off. many switched saffron off to the taliban band. their crops, he said he would see a lot of farmers who earlier agreeing bobby don't to suffer. and this is one of the

reasons for the increase in production also suffer needs less water. farmers have worked very hard to increase the quantity and the quality of separate saffron is the most expensive spice in the world. a kilogram can fetch nearly $2000.00 and have got to stand is a leading exporter. inherit province, it's a major source of employment, especially for women who make up most of the workforce. but this year cheetos are struggling to move their produce most countries sever ties with afghanistan when the taliban took over. in august 2021. cutting off access to traditional markets. receiving payments has also been challenging at the areas. limitation is for 3 countries here. our money and time on research writing from my own, our money in case we are running customer escrow has a bank account in dubai. for ether, i'm sorry to debate, i didn't bring it in here. i throw the selfie on it is our most

a 100 percent of losses. any transaction and wiring pharmacy doing business domestically has become easier and there's less corruption. chandler. busy no more skill house for the yeah, some old problems have been solved. for example, it becomes faster to process people work than during previous governments. we have about 100 hectares of land under cultivation, rosamond, mother it's become easier to access it and look after it himself. transport facilities have improved. it's easier to get to cobbled by road than and by an recently of gone a stand revised some export it ship dried fruit and saffron. what? $2000000.00 to the u. this monk grow as hope the taliban government will do more to revive industries to uplift the struggling economy. path new methodology that ah.