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ah hello, this is in use our own al jazeera. i'm fully bathsheba, live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u. s. becomes the latest country to consider imposing restrictions on arrival from china. as concern grows over the size of the current of iris outbreak that russia intensifies, it's a tax on ukraine. a maternity ward is hits in the city of care. so on. also this our emotional re, unions in ethiopia as the national carrier resumes flights to the war torn region of tea cry. first a brutal winter storm and now floods more bad weather in the us this time on the west coast and in sort, elling, holland gets ready for his 1st from nearly game in more than 6 weeks for manchester night city. ah,

ah. thank you for joining us. so we begin. this is our in china, where surgeon corona virus infections is wearing several countries. it thought there could be more than a 1000000 new cases daily. after b jing ease restrictions, the u. s. is considering imposing euros of passengers arriving from china. it says it's because of a lack of transparency about the size of the outbreak. anyone traveling, traveling from china to taiwan, japan and india already have to show a negative coverage test. but hong kong is moving the other way. it's canceling requirements for p. c. r tests for people arriving in their territory from thursday . quarantine for passengers testing positive will also be abandoned lloyd. they all more visitors coming from overseas. the mainland mccaul, anti one do not have to do mandatory p c r test when they arrive at hong kong. instead, rapid entered and test will be required all the way through the 1st day. or the,

the jump in infections in china and the potential regional impacts have been keeping investors on edge florence lee has more in that from hong kong. if you look at the performance of the stock indices in hong kong, i think it mirrors how people feel about this decision. the hunting index rose, 1.6 percent. and i think that the business community is largely unhappy and also confident of hong kong ability to cope with rising coven cases. remember when hong kong had the very strict rules, it was seen as something that affected the cities reputation as an international financial center. now it's a rather different story in china. however, it's main induces the c as i 300 index, as well as the shanghai composite index, both recorded minor loss losses. and i think this overall reflects just how investors feel about china's ability to cope in the short to medium term with the explosion. in covey cases on the mainland,

china's health facilities are under immense strain. it's hospitals, it's medical stuff ah overwhelmed, there's a shortage of medicines and some medicines in some places. funeral homes are full, the not accepting appointments until next year. so and the modeling that some health experts have have them have used, predicts that they could be $1.00 to $2000000.00 deaths in china the next year. and so i think what we're seeing in the stock market in hong kong and china really reflect how people feel about these 2 places. ability to cope with crone of iris in the coming months while signed is worldwide a monitoring crone of irish development in china. dr. patrick tongue is a division division chief of microbiology at cedar medicine hearing doha, he says, a new variant has not been discovered in china so far from what would be experiencing and the evidence that we have so far about how to handle the pandemic . it would be embed maybe q abrupt of

a change from the 0 corporate policy here to allowing no, pretty much ramping spread the virus now in their country. so what we worry about is the right new, more, you know, a more transmissible barrier of 19 as well, and having very spread to other parts of the world. but the theme time there is a lot of the unity in the rest, the world, and especially immunity. for back the nation as well as community from infection. so it's really hard to say what the effect will be if you knew that when in the variance that arrived in china, would they have that much of their act on the rest of the world, which has gone through multiple ways of colgate, including the recent on the way, i think from the success the way the different oma cranberry, and we'd been around the world where we're getting close to the point where they're

going to be equal librium, where we're going to reach some level of and de misty and not quite there yet. and especially for china, they're definitely not quite there yet. they're, they're going to be are in large, former conway, just like the rest of the world bid back in late december, early january of this year. and then the subsequent additional ways, the different on the bearing ah, the ukraine says russian forces are continuing their bombardment of the recently liberated city of care san he says, dozens of may files were launch in the past 24 hours, some hitting a hospital maternity ward official say staff were able to evacuate, and no one was hurt. ukraine's military has also resume, did counter offensive in the eastern region. hans, to launch cities, there are still under russian control. child threat for his falling developments

from keith. this is the 3rd day now where we have seen a reported intensification of rush and shelling of the liberated city of her song song was liberated by the ukrainian forces 10th and 11th of november. and this is according to the presidential spokes person. he saying that this maternity ward was hit and a pretty graphic account of a doctor having literally only minutes before completed. this is arion operation on a pregnant woman before those strikes, record say, no reports of any casualties. but as i say, the last couple of days, at least we are seeing renewed, seemingly renewed intensification of russian shilling from across the river. across the denise river was 2 days ago where at least 10 people were killed, another 70 injured attack that they hit the center of the city. we do know that

approximately 70000 people are living in kennesaw and in some of the surrounding areas. many of them having returned since ukrainian forces took control again, and there are reports of many of those people now leaving in particular neighborhood called antonia, which is directly on the west bank of an old bank if you like, over the need for river that is come under heavy shelling sources, they're saying around $8000.00 people are living in that neighborhood. and they say the neighborhood is very susceptible to snipe of russian force. he's only around 700 meters across the river on the opposite bank. yeah. russia has dismissed the ukrainian president. 10 point piece plan for me is lens case proposal includes the withdrawal of russian troops and the restoration of ukraine's borders. and the criminal says keith has to back down on legions that russia has antics before talks

. can take place, run a treaty has more from moscow. vanessa to luciana the russian situation has never changed. this situation was clear since the start of the military operation, the kremlin, deny to day any plans for peace in ukraine, and such plans will never be on the table if they don't put into consideration. the developments on the ground developments on the ground means rushes annexation of the 4 ukrainian regions, namely low hands, the nets, separate sheer and co phone. i'd like to mention here that the russian foreign minister, sir gay lover of has said that if he crane had agreed last march during talks in istanbul that talks now would have only been a battle. handsome demette scroggins. and now we would never talk about the other 2 regions. moscow has always been the u. s. for influence in camps decision and says because of ukraine's refusal, russia in the future will proceed depending on the military developments on the

ground. therefore, from russia's perspective, the more ukraine refuses, the more loss, as it will incur. masika has warned ukraine and has confirmed that it will go one until it achieves this goals and objectives. any vera, some russian conditions mentioned by putin earlier in order to open doors for any future negotiations. like recognizing this for regions as russian lands. in addition to other matters, like stopping the supply of weapons to ukraine and paving the way for foreign messner is to go. the in moscow says, a sovereign of right to ban oil exports, the country's upset price caps on its energy price products at present proteins decree will come into effect in february and will last for at least 5 months. it's after the e u. australia and group of 7 agree to cap russian could at $60.00 a bow. earlier in december, the kremlin, called the meshes illegal aim is to restrict moscow's revenue while self supplying the global market. ali contact you is founder and ceo of rich management and

investment advisory firm. he says, while russia and western nations are feeling the volatility of the oil market, other countries are reaping the benefits. i think the big macro a scenario that's unfolding is that emerging nations or getting discounted energy from russia, from the situation ukraine. and this is a significant tale when for the economy, they're able to negotiate better prices with the russians. because the russians are trying to pivot away from the old longstanding markets and the china in particular and india are extracting significant discount from the situation of the countries are not benefited to the same degree but are, are benefiting china and india are the biggest beneficiaries of the situation because not only are they buying in cheaper oil and gas for their economies, they're also sending back a lot of oil and gas, turning it around and making

a profit, sending it back to those economies. which of put in the price gap. so it's a double wind for these guys. and for the west, the problem is really that it's becoming very expensive. you know, you hear the german politicians say with 85 percent fall, we got good storage. but what is the price they've paid for that oil and gas, it's been egregious to the upside is put significant pressure on the industries on the european industrial base. b s s s is moving its biggest facility from journey to china, and this could become quite a deluge because you can legislate on this price. but unfortunately you have to replace the oil and gas. and currently we're paying a very high price for that. and the worst in other world news authorities in kosovo have released a former police officer who was arrest earlier this month. height intentions between the government in pristina and the ethnic said minority. protestors have

been rocking rhodes in the north, demanding his release is now under house arrest. officials hope his release will ease tensions. nato's mission in kosovo said a supported dialogue between the 2 highs. elaina glue shadow has more from the border village of year in year than pottage. either our former police officer from castillo or he left his job in november when all the serbs are withdrawal from coastal institutions. and he was arrested here in yachting across singleness everett. then and he was accused on terrorism as since then, he's somewhere here in the police camp in yard, in yet summer, near this crossing. and he's there a lawyer confronted others era that he has been released under her house arrest her . but now i had, there is a logistical problem for gustavo police, how to transfer a band teacher to his house because of the barricades. and i remind you that

a vantage arrest was the main reason for the very good. so now we're waiting to see if the barricade or some of them will go remote santi, morehead, on this news, our including, we look back on a year of escalating conflict in democratic republic of congo, and the prospects for peace and in support. we'll show you a record breaking performance in the n b a that's coming up later with joe ah, israel small amounts, vanessa has passed a law named after a far right politician, known for his anti arab and racist remarks. it grand st. coming security minister, e to mar been giver. unprecedented power over the police, has been appointed as prime minister designate benjamin. it's now prepares to form a coalition. government is regarded as one of the most right wing administrations in decades. so high right has more from west to slim that's never really happened

before where the police come underneath the government. now this is a new government that has already been causing a loss of control to see it. so most orthodox a right wing government and israel has ever seen in its history, and these decisions are being made fast and furious. they made decisions a couple of rules put together yesterday, new knows made this area and want to know where is giving full my party members and party members in the coalition or politicians. an opportunity to have jobs for example, lunch was given a role within the ministry of defense. and that means that it's giving these, this coalition party, more authorities sweeping powers across the military, across the, across the police. and it remains to be seen what's going to be happening next. this was all part of the coalition feel if you like with her. so i know he's going

to be returning as prime minister again, and he has been in a position where he's needed this coalition to be able to advance forward and creates a new parliament. now, the ultra orthodox right wing coalition has made a stipulation that for them to join and partner with needs and guidelines and agreements, cemented ahead of being sworn. and they want to guarantee that moving forward. they can go ahead with base decisions that they had clearly been in the works for. 1 while now the coalition has been until now, so to see like on the fringe, but now they're on the main st. and they want to ensure that they could pass in this. and y'all who put, sees stipulations ahead of anything else. easy up in airlines has resumed flights between addis ababa and our northern te grey for the 1st time. in 18 months. the airline suspended the road during the conflict between government

forces and rebels. they signed a ceasefire in november. if you've been airline says a technical team was sent to the regional capital of to grey mckelly to ensure the airport was ready to receive flights. and he was on the list. this is a joyful moment because me are going to meet our relatives after a long time. i am very excited. i pray to god that the remaining things will also be resolved soon. but of this, i came here to see my daughter who was giving birth at the time. my plan was to stay for 2 weeks, but everything was shut suddenly. it has been more than a year and health already, and i'm very happy the pieces returning and excited that i'm finally gone home. while a delegation from the ethiopian federal government visited rebel held areas on monday, it was a 1st high level trip to try since war broke out 2 years ago. they were there to work on implementing the african union, broken p, steel to end the conflict. fighting began after the federal government accused c. t gray people's liberation front of attacking an army base outside mckelly forces

from am hara and neighboring eritrea, supportive ethiopian army. the 2 year conflict has killed thousands of people into space. millions, under the deal, the t peeler fighters must disarm and allow security forces to take control of mckelly. m hara and eritrea and forces will leave the region that now speak to her son. can n g about this, his director of the horn international institute for strategic studies, and he's joining us live from i will be in kenya. thank you so much. her son for speaking to him on al jazeera, so it would seem a step towards normalization in ethiopia. but do you think there is enough trust today between the 2 parties that would allow this b seal to be successfully implemented? one thing, but only especially up to the truck to complete this trust. what do they extend to the government? you know, saying the high level delegation that was one we received mckelly. i think it's significant impacts because i think it's based on other measures that are being

taken by both to ensure the implementation of what do you see as the big sticking points of this agreement? critically you had to being restored, such as restoring mikaela the national grid, allowing you might have been a mentor and axes, but also critically both parties agreeing that you should have unlimited access to the mentation process. this is significant in parts because previously there was a lot of resistance when it came to transparency and accountability as well as open this of the process. do you think the p p allow for live up to its promise to, to disarm and allow the field, the national defense forces to be the sole army and you feel like you could have been concerned, especially because of the terms of that remain withdrawal or and that's why i left my bedroom buses on an incentive saying that being written them out in relation of

course this hadn't been done yet, but that is being made now to the extent that is going to be done, i think it's been timing the extent to which the tv itself is going to be willing to talk a bit more about the rhetoric role here. eric n troops, of course, were fighting alongside ethiopian government forces. but we know that president, i say i stuff where key wasn't exactly excited about the speech deal between the t p l f and the federal government. do you think he will accept it eventually? or is he going to oppose it at some point and even undermine it? of course, and while i've been doing instrumental causing beast war and a bit tricky, and you know, there's been accused of causal human rights violations. and to the extent that i think the patches seem to be reaching some critical understanding and especially within the african facing of the entire community. i think ultimately as the model will help choice. but the,

the draw outside that you'd like you to try to compare condemnation, not just african peers, but from the, from the entire community. of course. and i don't think that is something that he wants because he's already one of the most heavily sanctions country. the world half, and the thing this agreement is likely to bring an end, the political divisions that gave rise to this conflict in the 1st place. what else do you think needs to be done to address the divisions of root causes of a conflict? this agreement is going to contribute significantly to there is a leash, but he's not going to be and now the patient mental issues when it comes to the nature of this state of the need to be addressed. that contradictions within the main major, by that of call and also of the current conflict. and so the state has to be negotiated. and perhaps you can see on disposition going to be needed to be able to create the kind of society and the kind of nation that perhaps many bookings, uh,

what about the other groups the higher for, for example, do you know, will they agree with some of the aspects of this deal rarely do you have a peace deal that was going to please everybody. but i think the mental to be going because the government said that to be the main players once they do that to me. but so be able to be brought to the table. i think other parties, sometimes it can be this role and that's where the, the allies can be contained in the sufficient way from the making practice, as well as the guarantee that the secret. thank you so much for talking to her. her son can n g director of the horn international institute for strategic studies in nairobi. we appreciate your time. thanks for having me. a conflict thin a democratic republic of congo is escalating. many african countries are deployed

troops to counter article and civil unrest, but while the government welcomes these forces many congo, lease, oppose them. malcolm web has more on what's been a difficult year for d. r. see? hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced in recent months. has the n $23.00 armed group advanced towards the city of goma in democratic republic of congo to the north. uganda and soldiers arrived just over a year ago, under an agreement with congress government. he got, his army says he's pursuing a you can an armed grid, pulled the adf that's responsible for massacring thousands of civilians. writes creeps, say the violence has increased since the ugandan troops arrived both uganda, andrew, under of been accused of meddling and looting minerals ever since they 1st invaded congo the $900.00 ninety's. it's not everyone who we, who was interest you know, most tables. yes. there is some non states ap guys,

and perhaps even some states actors who need this to, to, to be going on so that they may got, you know, with their traffic 6 months ago, east african leaders agreed to send a regional stabilization force kenyon soldiers of the latest to arrive under that banner, uganda, perone, and south the dawn of said they'll also contribute troops. the risk is there that the different countries that are intervening will pursue their own narrow interests . and many of these countries have in the past, particularly the neighboring countries of burgundy. wonder uganda have supported proxy groups against each other, but also against the commonly state. more than 20 years after their mission began, the popularity of un peacekeepers is an all time low. many congolese blamed them for failing to protect civilians. demonstrators of burn, some un convoys encamped in recent months. many people say they tired of foreign

forces suit the beginning that is the so you son for the i see to have i said, which is the responsible. i state that can defend its territory and a fit which can also defend and protect the human rights of their own citizens. so military lation and it's not the solution for the last 20 or 30 in the i see we have these for an intervention intervention. and they, they didn't give the solution and we can say that the surveys are not an initiative which is in our military you shot, if will, how will they are food? the n 23 groups widely understood to be backed by neighboring wonder it's fighters have been photographed alongside brandon soldiers. un peacekeepers have filmed

hundreds of fighters crossing the border. rwanda denies backing the group. almost nobody in congo believes it in cities across congo. people have protested against luanda and you can see they blame for decades of military aggression. it called for western powers to cut off military aid to wander. the u. s. and more recently, france and germany have criticized rwanda for its support. that none of rwanda packers have applied sanctions last week, the voter registration began for elections that are due to be held a year from now leaked documents shade the last election 4 years ago was rigged. president felix jessy. katy was announced the winner. he wants to run again. many people are wondering if next year's election will be free and fair was it even happened on time when you look at the document. so the national electoral commission is already in there as a factor that might delay elections themselves. so they were preparing the

arguments of course, no credible election can take place if there's so much violence that voting can't, can take place. the violence shows no sign of stopping and 23 said it pulled out of this town of keep them last week following international call for it's fighters to withdrawn disarm it has since continued fighting on another front, pushing towards colton mines that it controlled in the past more than half a 1000000 people remain displaced from their homes, mostly because of armed conflict. recent peace talks in nairobi failed to bring any change on the ground. for now, people must wait to see if the arrival of more foreign forces in the months ahead and the upcoming election make things better or worse. malcolm web al jazeera still had on al jazeera from an arctic storm to prolonged dow speed back on the year and extreme weather and in sport novato of

a chamber found the da begin their preparations for the australian open details. coming up with jazz ah, with hey there, that intense pacific storm produce devastating weather along the us west coast hybrid one. we'll talk more about that in a sec, but 1st the good news bit of a break breather as we get throughout wednesday. so here's how bad it was. we saw it rain fall amounts, a 150 millimeters, setting record rain in portland, in the us state of oregon. for example, those winds whipped up to a 145 kilometers per hour. it's also impacted canada's british columbia. profit, so again, a break on wednesday before this next round of rain and wind moves in on thursday. we're pulling up warmer air from the gulf, so temperatures in houston and new orleans pop up to 23 and 20 degrees. we're

turning off that lake effect snow through western new york state that includes buffalo, as those winds shift around after central america right now we've had some rain wobbling around the coast, a belizean honduras, and it will stick there on wednesday. in time, severe thunderstorms produced a tornado near the capitol in bolivia, la pas this area has not seen a tornado in about 3 years and we can follow that line of showers and storms into the southeast of brazil. so for brazil's rio grande to sol, a state, the capital port to lay gray soggy weather there, but throughout the day on wednesday there's conditions well improve that sure weather up there. well susan, ah, the trust is fundamental to all our relationships. we trust banks without money. this without really personal information, what happens to trust in a world driven by algorithms as more and more decisions are made for us by these

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ah, you're watching the news hour on al jazeera with he fully back table. a reminder of our top stories. a surgeon corona virus infections in china is raising concerning several countries. the u. s. is considering imposing new rules for passengers arriving from china. taiwan, japan, and indiana already introduced you measure measures. ukraine says russian forces have shelled a maternity ward in the city, of course, on which it we claimed last month. elsewhere, ukraine's military has resumed his counter offensive in the eastern region of lou hans and ethiopia is national carrier, has resumed flights between the capital, addis ababa and more than to glide for the 1st time in 18 months. it suspended the rules during the conflict between the government forces and rebels. they signed a cease fire in november. now, the defense ministers of turkey, a,

syria and russia have met in moscow to discuss ways of resolving the syrian crisis . let's be try, correspondent, in his samples cynical, said lucent, him, i understand an important meeting in moscow to day. what did the defense ministers discuss while slowly yes, this is a very important meeting as a to kia and syrian officials came together for the very 1st time in 11 years on the ministerial level. that's why it was very important then, as for the statements by the turkish defense ministry and from the russian defense ministry, the 33 sides discuss a few, a crisis refugee crisis joint efforts to combat all kinds of terrorist organizations in syria. and they decided to continue this 3 part to to part the talks for the sake of the region. but of course,

doing these folks through kia, had some requirements, some conditions as to kit has been supporting the syrian opposition since the through or begin to get asked for the honorary and safe return for the syrian refugees back to their countries. we turn off, they are assets, real estates, and assurance for the insurance for the series. if they go back, they are not going to be put on trial. and also comes in the constitution, which has been on the way is so to keep asking for a fast completion of the suing constitution that all parties can be involved. and of course took asked for independent elections to be held in syria. these are very important topics, and this is very important because serious turkish defense ministers for the very 1st time came together and probably on there to supervision of the russian defense ministry. these talks are going to be continuous to kids, still aims for

a counter terrorism operation. target think they syrian curtis fighter group a y p g in northern syria. thank you for that cynical sales july for a say any stumble. that much of the u. s. has begun to recover from a major winter storm, but the west coast is now facing floods. in northern california, a creek burst its banks after a heavy rainfall caused by a so called atmospheric river as the weather phenomenon caused by the winter storm homes and flood did the air homes are fly dead, and authorities have worn drivers to take care on the roads. officials have distributed sandbox to limit further damage, and parts of washington fates are also under water a so called king tide and heavy rainfall triggered by trigger friday in seattle. the national weather service has issued a warning for high winds. the usa line southwest has apologized to customers being

waffle canceling fire as a result of the winter storm, thousands of southwest flies have been canceled since last friday as a low cost carriers traveled to recover from harsh winter weather. southwest, the ceo said he hoped to be back on track next week. they hoped the airline hopes to be back on track next week, nbc use jessie cherish rate for some buffalo, one of the waste affected areas. you can see these mountains of snow behind me in downtown buffalo and if you can believe it, this side street is actually in better shape than some of the other ones we have seen today in the city. so hard hit by this storm and look over here, down the block. you can see there's a vehicle still covered, at least partially in snow and behind a wall of snow, where the ploughs seem to have come through early. some kind of digging out has gone on, so you can see these are the kinds of scenes were seen throughout this community. i asked the mayor of buffalo when the driving band, which is in place right now could be lifted. he said there is a possibility is hoping that could be lifted later today so that people might be

able to get out tomorrow because there's some concern here about people potentially running out of food. so he says, to morrow it an ideal situation, people would be able to go to the store, be getting food, be running orange. if people cooperate with officials right now, a 100 military police have been brought to buffalo were on their way to buffalo still, according to officials, somewhere in the mix. they're either on their way or are here already. they are coming here according to officials to enforce that travel van. so this is something they are taking very seriously here as they try to clean up after what is going down as the deadliest snow storm in buffalo history. while extreme weather events have happened around the world, this year, many were fueled by increased concentrations of greenhouse gases and heat in the atmosphere. i'll just here as seen image here on she's evident fox has more the year 2022 will be remembered for the numerous extreme weather events that cause destruction mass displacement and kill thousands of people. at the beginning of the

year, tropical storms swept across southern africa with a sigh claim battering madagascar and devastating flooding in south africa. a severe heat wave in parts of south asia gave in the air its warmest march on record . what in neighboring pakistan, the city of jack ober bad was the hottest place on the planet at one point, the extreme heat scorch several countries france bait in may and the u. k declared its 1st nation wide heat emergency and july. when temperatures hit 40 degrees celsius, wildfire spread across europe and north africa around 4 times as many as the historical average along with some of the dry conditions ever recorded drought in hearts flooding in kentucky in july, while unseasonal rain flooded the streets of doha, the warmer weather caused places to melts in south asia, raising river levels, which led to the worse floods in more than a 100 years in parts of northeastern india and bangladesh and pakistan. 3 times the

average rainfall fell in august, leaving one 3rd of the country submerged. scientists called it the climate catastrophe of the decade. china experienced its longest heat wave since official record keeping began. the yangtze river shrank to its lowest level in more than a 155 years. in contrast, south korea's capital was lashed by the heaviest rains in more than a century. during august, september blowing, one of the most powerful stores japan had ever seen at the philippines will never forget the force of typhoon noro, which escalated from a category one storm to a category 5 in just 6 hours across the pacific hurricane he and pamela, florida, at least a 114 people died more than in any hurricane since katrina. drought battered california swells heard in september. as death valley recorded the earth's hottest day with the mercury hitting 53 degrees celsius. in africa,

nigeria saw the worst floods in more than the decade. and by the end of the year, southeast australia was in the midst of his 4th, made a flooding event. with sidney having is wet his dear on record, the world which roger can organizations says the tell tale signs and impacts of climate change while becoming more dramatic and we greenhouse gases continuing to rise. after reaching rec, all levels last year, the frequency and force of severe weather events are expected to be even more extreme in the future. or lead, speak to a foss wires, jim many about this, his president of climate voices and a professor at the paris institute for political studies. he was also lead author of the inter governmental panel on climate change and is joining us live from the asian belgium. thank you very much, housework for being with us. and there were some, some very important global events around climate change in 2022, including the cop 27 climate conference. of course in egypt, are the biodiversity summit in canada. did you see strong action this year?

to address the climate crisis. what were the, the big achievements interview? well, i think the biggest chief man, when we get time is action this year is the agreement on last and damage was included at the top $27.00 in egypt. and clearly these that remained responds to claims made by causes of the about. so the consequences not just because of climate change has to be addressed. this being said, i would also like to, to remind that doesn't 22. i've also been the year where the use of color was the most important, and yet the goal is to present you and that we need to be out in the 1st place. and it is, of course, because of the war in grand and because of the energy, right. the product here is that many countries rely with worry new grand all much. they're dependent on the view was making them weak and vulnerable. and yes,

in order to get out of views, because they're not anticipated this. and given that they were not seen on buying gas from russia, and understandably so many to resolve, to go into reopen some coal mines. so we live in a kind of gives the freak wall here, where really many can read re alive the getting out of for the viewers was also a matter of just priority, but were unable to do so because of the lack of education. and this is also the reason why reading the view was not integrated into final effects of the agreement of 27. so we really, really of what it would affect the we know what we should be doing. and yet we were unable to do so just how big of a threat is this energy crisis, the thing to the climate goals? clearly this is a thread because what we have in 2020 you is that many countries they have had to

back try temporarily on their commitments from the purchase agreement because many countries with 3 ring polar all day just this summer and clearly addressing this was a priority for many countries. i'm hoping that many have also relied over a bill day where because of the lack of vision of the depending on the views, but clearly $22022.00 is a year where globally many countries backtracked on their previous commitment. not 2023 next year is predicted to be one of the hardest on record. what things do you think need to happen? not in 10 years, but next year to reverse some of the strengths that we're seeing. i think that next year should ideally be the beek of a greenhouse gas emissions, at least in some emerging countries. many are hoping that china is reaching to be

of it's greenhouse gas emissions. and yet in 2023, we will also need to do much more on a patient in 2021. in 2022. many countries, the north america in europe realized over about the way to the impact of climate change before that many faculty got distance between them in the impact of climate change. those impacts where to happen later. for the next generation programs we talked about so many countries, i'm no realizing that the rules of rebel to the back of climate change. and that's nothing i've been done with regard to patients. many countries realize the delay during hearing when it comes to when a patient body fees and much of that the lady gets a this will also be a priority for 2023. i think. thank you so much for talking to us about this. thank you for your insights. wise man, my pleasure of comment voice is joining us from dish now goof overhang a muslim says arrived in northern indonesia are receiving medical care after

spending weeks at sea, at least 185 arrived on monday. at 1 point, one of 4, both sat left refugee camps in bangladesh. last month, houses here is tanveer. chandry has been speaking with refugee in bangladesh as cox as bizarre. about what's driving so many of them to make the dangerous sequencing close to 1000000 growing a refuge is living in a densely packed area in cox's bazaar, southwest bangladesh, barely 17 square kilometer in size, desperate condition in the camps, no means of earning any kind of living totally a dependence many are desperate here. there is no hope of returning to me and my with the political situation the where they are 5 years on most are very uncertain about their future. hobbler population are children with an uncertain future last generation, without any kind of formal education. facing increasing restriction and poor living condition,

many of the running or refugees are increasingly turning to smugglers and taking the risky see voice to seek a better life in southeast asia. i contemplated, there's no livelihood for us. here we are in poverty, and there is no education for the children, which is why many are feeling the camp. un and rights organization has repeatedly called on south and southeast asian nation to act on the distress call made by the rowing a refugee stuck in the middle of the sea. but many of those relations have not acted on it saying most of these vessels are stuck, not within their territorial area and hands. they're not going to rescue them. we have spoken to some of the victims, family members and they're in griffin. trash haven't had it. i thought it is no hope here in the camp. people are facing many difficulties and finding it hard to survive here. so many are fleeing the camp to find a better life of road bank. there's government has been trying, it's best to crack down on the traffic and smugglers,

but with very little positive result. the u. s. supreme court has upheld or trump iraq border policy that used pompey cal concerns to justify the expulsion expulsion of asylum seekers. they're all known as title 42 as imposed in 2020 to control the spread of cov, in 19 it gave the government the power to expel thousands of undocumented migrants would entered, who entered the u. s. from mexico. the policy had been due to expire. this month leading to fears of an increase in border crossings. and now venezuela's economy is emerging from a deep recession. after years of political upheaval and us sanctions, poverty has fallen to 50.5 percent in the past year, though income inequality continues to widen. and as alexander amputee reports, president nicholas maduro is capitalizing on the situation. i brianna garcia opened her natural, cosmetic shop 4 months ago in caracas, bedding on venezuela's, mother it economic recovery. and despite many hurdles,

she says things have gone well so far on economy, agatha and i see on a it's an economy and revision that's just starting to grow. again, there is a feeling of normality for commerce, and many shopping centers have started operating again, implementing very like the government's decision to relax price controls and allow trading in us dollars has given some businesses and president nicholas, my daughter, a 2nd wind in a country were real gross domestic product as shrunk by almost 80 percent in a decade, dollars. they're everywhere. these days, prices in stores, restaurants and even food carts are listed in dollars. this has partly stabilized prices and brought a veneer of better economic times. so people go together with more favorable international geo politics. this is allowed madura to venture outside the country, shaking hands with leaders who were trying to house them until a few months ago and confounding opponents. every religion why dod amend the united

states and other democracies recognized as legitimate president after calling my daughters 2018 re election. a sham spends most of his days in a spartan office, froze on the wall, show him at the height of his efforts to topple madura and although opposition parties are now seeking to end this mandate, he remains undeterred. they don't wanna do are they thought? oh no, legs and blessings. yeah, only that we need to bring this to a presidential election and we need to strengthen the opposition to facilitate talks, mexico. but let me be clear, it's not because the opposition is divided, that madura keeps the power. he keeps you surfing power because this is a dictatorship noodles regime as agreed interior to resume negotiations with the opposition in mexico and arrange free and fair presidential elections in 2000 with 4 in exchange for ease un sanctions and the oil sector. mother was hoping the economy will continue improving enough to give him a chance to win the next presidential elections out. right. especially if the

opposition remains as divided as it is right now. but economies say the improvements have done little for the majority of venezuelans. good. my little see at the hall, you elemental madura is trying to credit himself for the increasing a comic activity, but all they have done is stop causing happ inflation. to lift things, then it will create some peace among the middle and upper class. but this doesn't mean better conditions for those who go to public hospital or need public services . but for now, avoiding hyperinflation might be enough to offer some opportunities to businesses like the honors and the government. more time to maneuver allison, the and p at the al jazeera carrack, us. the vatican says the health of father pope ameritas benedict is worsening, and he's receiving constant medical care. in 95 year old became the 1st poke in 600 years to resign. when he stepped down in 2013, has been living in the vatican since then. both frances has visited his predecessor

after telling a general audience that benedict was very sick. got a curiosity voice up a years retired. i would like to ask all of you for a special prayer for pope a meritus benedict who in silence is sustaining the church. let us remember him. he is very sick asking the lord to console and sustain him in the witness of love for the church until the until so thing. australia closing on a series when again south africa, the best of the cricket action coming up in sports with joe next tuesday. ah

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i'm not for sports his jo holly. thank you. well, there's more premier league action on the way later and for the 1st time in 6 weeks we'll get see ellen, holland inaction for manchester city. he scored 18 goals in the league so far, but because no, i didn't qualify. he didn't feature at the well come in qatar says, year 8 points. our fleet is arsenal and can re take 2nd place from newcastle with a win against leads that team holland supported as a boy. after his father played their leads boss, jesse march also coached harlan junior at all, be like sick. as for holland's fellow striker at city leon alvarez, he won't play against leads because he's been given extended time off off to winning the world cup with argentina. alvarez scored for goals and cattle and his boss at city is convinced that can only be good for the club. doesn't need to play and woke up window, come to know exactly how he is of the play,

of course for he miss. unbelievable. with age i feel re will champ, will come from mobile champion, am and thanks ga tina when he would come back a bit to play in that isn't magnificent for us. said his neighbors majesty. nicer. came back from the well cut break for the 3. no victory over nottingham forest, marcus rushford anthony marshall and fred got the goals at old trafford. you know mr. in 5th place one points off the top for champions in places manager eric 10 hog says the defense is justice king as a touch. i am working with roots and we ours are quite strict keeping the rules controlling the rules. and if everyone is doing the job and you'll concede less goals and in the organization is right. and as always the base the platform to winning goods. chelsea a down and 8,

but returned to winning ways against palmer's pi habits and mason mount got the goals and a to know victory to relieve some pressure and avoid a false straight neat defeat. but chelsea defender rece james went off injured with the recurrence of an injury that saw him missed the welcome. horace, ph, disappointed. of course she says so, but again, we're just, we're the, my, we're in a stage one just hoping that it isn't as bad as, and we keep our fingers crossed. like i don't, it's recorded only the embassy 2nd 60 point, triple double for the dallas mavericks and a dramatic when over the new york next, dallas had been 9 points down with 33 seconds left. but somehow level it up after dawn church purposely missed a free throw, right at the end shot. i can't move the new one point wouldn't be enough. so he fired it against the back

boards, sold the rebound with one second left. that took the game into overtime. dallas one by 5 and dante, which ended with 60 points 21 rebounds and 10 assess. james hardon is the only other player to score a 60 point triple. dante, which is only the 6 player ever to get 6 or more 40 point triples. after hardon, oscar robertson, russell westbrook, which chamberlain and the bron jay's that's just incredible to be in those kind of conversations coming. i don't know. i say in the comparison. yeah. this just to leave with those guys and then he stayed sooner. it's amazing for me. now that jack rich than practicing in australia almost a year off being deported from the country over his stance against the coven 19 vaccine, he avoided a possible 3 year band though, which means he's been given a visa, after australia, relaxed its rules around on facts and they said travelers jokers,

which will compete at the adelaide international tournaments of war month, the australian open, which is aim to win for 10th time. it was raphael the doll who won the open last year in jock which is absent. she's also in australia, but he'll warm up by paying for spain in the, you know, united cup team event in sydney, perth and crispin, the dallas police joke which will compete this year. no luck is here. good for, for that is good for probably for the fans or a little i mean, best place i won't go to the always weather. so about cricket right now. melbourne and australia closing in on the series victory against south africa after david warner's dublin century on tuesday, it was wicked keep alex kerry, he scored runs on wednesday. he smashed $111.00 at the m. c. j and cameron green hit 51 with a broken finger before the house declared on 508 south of her closed 15 for one.

when brainstorm place still leading 371 runs straight plots and gang easier and had a good day with the bats in karachi, tom, late them mccain, williamson hit centuries to take them past. pakistan's 1st brings total, a finished $440.00 to $60.00 runs ahead. but with a chance to build a handy lead in what is their 1st match in pakistan. since 2003 bustle, domingos resigned as bangladesh cote shaft to their test series. defeat to india says he took over in 2019 bangladesh. won a test in new zealand on de series against south africa and india, and recorded t 20 series winds against australia and new zealand. a female iranian chest player has competed without a hitch jar, but in the international tournament, in kazakhstan, for the 2nd day running, sala cut him, who's ranked 804th, and the world is competing without a headscarf at the inside. will chess, federation, sanctioned event in almighty her actions violate iran's laws governing women's

dress code laws have been at the center of protests in the country with a number of other sports women competing overseas. without their head scoffs in the nfl, the arizona cardinals, defensive and j j. what has announced he'll retire at the end of the regular season . what has been named defensive player of the year 3 times in his 12 year career. but in early toby had a health scare when he had to have his heart shocked into rhythm of to suffering and irregular heartbeat. what has 2 more games this season? all right, that is all your support for now. it is back to fully joe. thank you very much for the best fit for this news on al jazeera, but do stay with us. i've got more of the base news coming up after. thanks so much . ah, ah.

of course, the word young activists unorganized as the random motivated and politically engaged. the salinger, they couldn't be more daunting here. and beta we were the ones who had life on what was going on in a way that's more me, soniega didn't. there's nothing think about the lebanon is always in the buy number for us formation. we have the agency to create the vibe. with open generation changed on al jazeera, from inside the walls of a west african prison, comes a chance to create, to express that emotion. and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. renown choreographer shares his passion for dance, inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of their pass and

the confines of their presence. the dance of thieves, a weakness documentary on al jazeera, the new horizon for visually impaired to iraqis. they finally have their own football team. training was launched in october in the city of karbala. this specially designed to hold was donated by japanese charity created cracking sound to allow players to locate it. these players hope to join football clubs and represent their country in competition, but other iraqi provinces don't have their own teams because there are only 5 believe specially design balls. ah.