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ah. hello to her robin. you're watching the algebra news. i lost my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. protest outside israel's parliament as the canal it convenes to swear in a right twin government led by benjamin netanyahu. a large wave of russian strikes across ukraine, most of the visits and half of the capital. a left without power. hotel casino income bodie catches fire killing at least 19 people and injuring dozens mall. also searching for victims of a major storm in the us. the national guard is going door to door in new york state after hundreds of thousands when left in the dark. and in sport livable complete the signing of the netherlands world cup star co to get ah

welcome to the news, are we begin in israel where it's new fall right? government is set to be sworn in within the hour. protest has gathered outside parliament as the can as it convened. the demonstrators don't support the coalition government, but will be led by benjamin netanyahu. we come to demonstrate against a government. that is, it may be legal, but not legitimate. a government that wants to breakdown is as democracy and the law that they're planning to pass. israel will continue to exist, but not as a democracy. i can go no, mostly against the. the government isn't that about to rise up in israel. horrible government. what of criminals are shipped a wish to destroy these really democracy who came to demo source? the guy while during the parliamentary session, several members of the class that were escorted out after they disrupted an address

by the prime minister, designate some tried to drain out his speech, netanyahu's one or block one, the november election, returning him to power for a 6th time with for you to the slayer, we will guarantee israel's military advantage in the region through increasing empowerment. the 1st mission is to make sure that iran won't annihilate us with nuclear bombs. and you dismiss it as if it is an important as if it's a small thing. thank you very much. you who supported nuclear agreement. why are you shouting? why don't you listen. you might learn something, but who are you to tell us? who are you to educate us? let's take a look at some of the proposed cabinet members. desolate, small riches finance minister, the leader of the far right religious zionist party support israeli settlements and occupied palestinian territory. even though they are illegal under international law. it's a mob been given who was convicted of incitement to racism in 2007 will be security

minister. a law passed this week will give him unprecedented power over the police force of remotes is a religious nationalist known for anti l g b t q views and will hold a deputy post and the education ministry. and finally, that's in your himself is still on trial for alleged bribery fraud and breach of trust. he's always maintained his innocence. while we have reporters on the story, human insights and garza shall bring us the palestinian reaction to this new government in just a few minutes, but says that crossover desire. kyra, she's outside the connecticut in western islam being following events for us through the day so. so i would just bring this up to speed on what we know is going on right now inside the israeli parliament. well, the connector is just behind me and it's so on going $29.00. ministers have been announced since this morning. nathan, yahoo has already spoken. it's been breaking many records if you like this,

wearing in of the new government, which will be happening in a few hours time because nets and yahoo is the longest serving prime minister and is writing history. this is him making a comeback, but it wasn't possible without the coalition, which is a blog that's made up of ultra orthodox and very much the most right wing government. the israel has ever seen. now, part of that deal, which has been in the process now since it's election to almost 2 months now and november. the 1st part of the deal was that there was some stipulations and requests from this coalition to be paul before they could go ahead with the swearing and that's what's been happening. a marson for the last couple of days of new laws and new policies that have been boston. of course, we also heard earlier in the day a great deal of noise, both inside and outside the connect it in terms of outside who were those people

who were they actually protesting about absolutely. we've been speaking to a lot of israelis, of different ages, different beliefs in the last few days since i've been here. there's a lot of this content, especially amongst the most secular people said yes, that was a democratic votes. i spoke to someone who said to me, but the policies and these new knows have come in, are a concern to them. you have been good there for example, who's already has a, a conviction of racism from before. you've got the the, the couple of laws that came out 2 days ago, march law and the law, which is allowing people with convictions to hold ministerial positions. these are positions of power, bank of it is now being given unprecedented sleeping power to look over the police for example. so we're talking about policies that can affect the judiciary and of course, less than yahoo. as you mentioned earlier,

if someone that has been brought right now in a corruption case and is coming back as prime minister, so they're all concerned amongst the locals here that, you know, does this really represent democracy? of course, there are also, there's a sentiment that maybe a law will be changed to discrimination. no, that could potentially allow people depending on their beliefs to turn away people from the l g l, g, b, t, q plus community as well as anyone they feel including the health sector doctors for example, they felt that was the patient they didn't want to to serve so these are concerns not just on a political level, but also on the society level. you have to know who that was earlier talking. he really focused as his top priority. he said, is iran. obviously this has been in a be in his bonnet for a long time ever since he came into power in the early to early ninety's rather. and then you also have this situation where this is a hot cool. all right wing, a government is made it very clear,

one of the top agendas and policies, policies that then out yesterday is going to be the expansion of course of the for months in the occupied west bank. so there's a lot to discuss here. there's a lot to look forward to and we'll have to wait and see what the situation is and who is going to have the upper hand in this new government. the swearing in is going to happen in less than an hour from now until about 20 picks. in the coming hours we'll come back to as and when that happens. so requirement for us there. in west truce them. thank you. that's cross over to garza now. where you can also eat is standing by and of course where you are, it's a palestinian area controlled by hamas and i'm sure they're listening and watching very carefully what's being said in the israeli parliament. a true, according to my senior political real leader, has he had that who has spoken to jazeera today? we asked him about thomas's reaction and he said that chemist considers no question

this israeli government to be a right extreme right wing hostile government that adopts a lot of criminal uh, plans, ideas and measures towards the of the existence of the israel. e occupation in the palestinian lands. he says that they are going to be rain forcing this occupation through the confiscation of more lads, digitizing of the jerusalem. and the settlements that are being annexed and exceeding different parts of the occupied west tanks and further settlements in that he also said that the exam us expects the international low to show its position a clear position towards this extreme, eas, railey government, and not to provide political or a support political support or

a cover to this extreme government and on their part as, as we have a said that her mass is going to be monitoring every measure taken by this is readily government and all confrontations or ha sales that would be on the policy of people, whether in because district or in the west bank and we'll be watching closely and it will be a forcefully in front of any aggression towards the policy and people e mail side forest. i in garza, thanks very much for all the updates and the view from that. let's cross over now to london where i'm joined by you'll see michael burke. he's an associate fellow chance from house and professor of international relations at the university of roehampton. thanks so much for joining us on al jazeera could see again, i mean from your point of view, just briefly in terms of summing up, what direction is israel heading into hello,

this is allowing you to go and the lation, which i think is dangerous to serve please democracy. i think the gleam of jewish and the mccarthy is badly demons shall be that badly damaged by this government. or the thing are so full of it. what was the god? the design is the name of aggressive country, living in peace with its neighbor. this is, this is will be. ready gladly hound a. there is no one sign, no one item in the coalition agreement that gives me any woo optimism, whether it's for it is early jews, israeli, palestinian aus or living with in line. and definitely not the one for the students living in the west bank in garza. and as the designs are soon relations with, with, with the region. it's the same with strong anti democratic elements as many of them

are for being such a nice people that hell bent on destroying the supreme court and the justice system . it led by, by prime minister. this is facing the seal of co option, senior members of government when being convicted already and in the past. and as far as the palestinian issue, some of the senior personalities with sation of the west bank and even make the life of policy in steuben well. so there is no much one forks missing considering this, and indeed that sort of overview gives our insightful views at a certain certain view that is reciprocated and repeated across the world. for example, we're seeing and hearing from various jewish groups and leaders in the us and europe that they seem to distancing themselves from the incoming israeli government to me. just back in february basil, our small rich, the incoming finance minister was basically told to go back to israel by the top

u. k. jewish body, the board of deputies. they are a very influential group and one gets the impression there is a schism forming in the jewish theology or that both jews in the us or europe have compared to what the politicians are talking about. what jewish being jewish is in israel. absolutely. i think most of the jewish communities luxury supporting the jewish state, but there is a huge difference between salting the existence and the spelling of the jewish state. and so did you say, living in peace and security and supporting felton government? does that include, in the case a few mentioned of the both of deputies here that didn't want to associate? it says we've saw one like the now a finance minister in new zealand. he also means still seen the defense minister with his mortgage,

which explains some of the acadia. they says the idea against we refused that his wife was. we show that woman the mortality in my family to wall with palestinian woman. yes, the jewish communities around do more and most of their will like to associate himself with this kind of government. doesn't through change your support fees or the zillow, but they want to see a different government denisa. and like you saw down, look, usually citizens, most of them. and then even if these are decided and voted in election, then favor of such a government, you'll see cuz the base of it, you'll see how you can make countries coming very quickly. because because it's coming very quickly that sorry, i don't interrupt because we are running out of time. i want to ask you about another very quick question about groups like the board of deputies. i spoke to a groups in the, in the us any a few days ago. very worried about what's going on in israel now and how the government will be formed. these sorts of groups speak to their respective

governments who then create policy about how they're going to interact with israel . do you think these sorts of groups are now going to put pressure on the, by the administration, on prime minister, richie su, neck, and the likes across the e. you to say you need to change your policy towards israel because what they're doing is not right. there are 2 options, it's one of the do will actually be the see next you the way that the speak to this leave those about what they supposed or not all otherwise, there was a silent actually being so fees that only policy day she was a door and be less vocal about their supports in the office as long as the government is involved or see what happens. you'll see my callback is always good to speak to you. thanks for joining us from chatham house in london. thank you. thank you. the

valerie says, defense ministry says that it has down the ukrainian air defense missile in the breast border region of on thursday morning that comes as ukraine spent the day firing at new waves of russian missiles. the ukrainian military says defenses shut down 50 full of the 69 missiles that were launched by russia. charles strafford is in chief at a house that has been hit during the russian strikes this morning. you're join us. what we understand is one of the sites that was hit by one of these intercepted missiles, one of yeah, dozens of missiles seemingly launched across the country, files horse girl camera man to pan rounder. you can see the level of the devastation they will understand. 3 women in this house, all of whom have been taken away with injuries one with critical injuries. we see that there is still an ambulance here. obviously the file,

the motion see services are here. the size of this crater would suggest that it was, in fact, one of the cruisers that had been intersected. we've been speaking to locals in this neighborhood. they said that they heard the siren. go at around, you know, so 6 o'clock this morning and then they said that it was around about 10 o'clock this morning that they heard at least 2 explosions. and there are a number of other houses that have obviously been damage by the force of this blast . and they said that when they heard the sirens, they ran to the shelters that are available here. the basements of private homes, one man saying that to hit around about $35.00 people that run into the base. and when the sirens went off, we understand that this is one of a number of places in cave or surrounding cave that of suffered damage. we don't have any solid information get on what in fact was being targeted. and what in fact,

whether in fact these targets were hit. but what we do know is that all indications would suggest that this is part of most goes campaign, targeting the country's energy infrastructure. ukrainian authorities say those russian strikes also cause destruction near a preacher. at least 3 houses were destroyed. many people were sleeping when their buildings were hit early on thursday, not some of them were injured. i fell asleep. then i woke up to everything shaking crumbling. i got happened screams for my husband's asking. where are you? i ran barefoot from gloss. he appeared a gloss falling off him. plenty more had here. all the news are including dramatic video out of south korea after a traffic accident sets a highway blaze. and we look at the worsening economic situation in lebanon. we're inflation is making it more difficult for people to buy basic goods also and spoke

earlier than buffy is the match. we're therefore p s g in its 1st game since losing the work of final assault camille with jo. it's ah, at least 19 people are confirmed dad, after a fire broke out at a casino hotel in cambodia on the border with thailand that happened in the town. the pulpit. police say 30 people were injured. robert anger has more. the gutted shell of what was a popular casino hotel in the board. a ton of peer, pat, hundreds of people were inside when it caught a blaze. time cambodian firefighters were unable to save every one inside the sprawling complex. the inferno began around midnight, trapped and desperate tourist tried to escape any way they heard this man try to use bed sheets to try and drop to safety. emergency teams attempted to reach more

people trapped inside an electrical fault is being blamed for sparking the flames. but lack of fire fighting facilities nearby made the blaze worse. there's not many law called sort of fire track, cross my only to tie fired track and a tie amberlynn knowledge of the tire of your worker coming from thailand to a cambodian say only about say when came from the attire to the cambodian. the grand diamond casino employs about 400 people, many from thailand, although gambling is illegal in cambodia and most forms abandon thailand. many casino hotels operate along the border between the 2 countries. concerns have long been raised over the agents lacks health and safety regulations. barbara and i pack out this era at least 4 people have died and filed a major road in south korea. now the place started after a bus and

a truck collided in gwin, chill, city south of the capital sol. it quickly spread into a soundproof tunnel that he's having people suffered smoke inhalation. officials say the fire has now been extinguished. some roads in northern casa voe are still blocked after serbian protest as agreed to remove barricades. they've been demonstrating for weeks against the detention of a former police officer. serbian president alexander vick church, met with the members of the cost of a community. on wednesday, reports indicate that some vehicles which are blocking roads were life last night. well, we have to report is following the story. russell's of the is in pristina in kosovo . but 1st let's go to elaine cleese set. she joins me now from ya. ya, that's on the serbia casa vo border. good to speak to elaina again. so let's just talk about what's been going on in terms of the barricades. they were supposed to be removed, the walls and the parent agreement. what's the situation like right now?

well, they'll get all this. i need some time or to be removed or some barricades are, are removed. they're in a manner that air crossing. this is the biggest and most frequent are crossing between serbia and of course of her. but they're here or in the yard in your crossing. everything is pretty the same. oh, crossing is closed, but there we are no longer the only people here i see. i can see maybe 10 or 12 trucks waiting also are but these are crossing is still closed. i remind you their turn and guarding it ends. greenock, or close or for 20 days now. okay, so there has been, oversee a lot of diplomatic conversations going on behind the scenes one apparently between serbia, the u. s. and the e u. what we know is being said there yes,

well, as serves who were in the barricades or in previous 20 days ahead there several demands or besides of releasing her dan band teacher, a former policeman or who was arrested here in the adding on december then. but there last night he was released under house arrest. d, as for guarantee that no one of them will be arrest that coastal police wont arrest any of them. and they also want the nurse in the 2nd, the man was related to a presence of a special unit, of course, of a police or in the night course a lot. so when a voltage was here last night, and he convinced them that earn a guarantees that serbia got from their u. s. in the european union meet exactly that. so they agreed to remove the barry case. but the over these sent

a clear message that if any of any serve a will be arrest or if therubi are, and i recognize the independence of course, civil barricades will be returned and this time for good. so it's so really are what we can see here. really big mistrust between the syrup sleeping and causal and the possible government. and even that will longer let the something that will cover the keep a very close eye on for the moment to yelling. thanks very much for joining us. that's cross over to russell said there are correspondent in the course of an capital. christina russell. i mean, serbia seems to be trying to diffuse a situation in northern kosovo. but what reaction for the government where you are while the government and, or tolbert is here, are well come in, there is a decision and also the pasha removal of the barricades. i'm over, they are cautiously optimistic. they say that for

a lost in peace are so the of serbia needs to respect the sovereignty, rice off casala and also eventually to recognize the independence of course, or as a think, you know that in 2008 walk or so. 2 has announced to be at as a state so serbia didn't recognize the independence of course awareness. steel says, crossover as a part of serbia, so that the crossover authorities here, they're seeing that respect for their sovereignty and also to coordinate in the, in the pandas will be our only achieved if, if, if sylvia, she is sick, he accept that, that's going to a guaranteed, the last imperious, on the other hand, are here at the or taught it is, are seen that an international proper mechanism should be established here to monitor over this tension. and also these crisis not to, to not to are come up again. however, i can see that the situation is quite fragile here and conquest. see that in there . that is the history of the conflict in this region. door toiletries of the

government and also even people industries are quite concerned because the situation is still quite as, as i said, that the removal of the barricade has happened partially and still the majority of that battery keys are there. and the jury. 2 of those are still blocked and the gates are, are still a good, are still close there. so we can see that there is a kind of hope and concern it is, is in the air here. and i mean we heard from is elaina, that a call serbia is looking for guarantees from the e. u and the usaa, just wondering whether serbia and castillo behind the scenes are talking to each other. i mean, obviously that always public fall outs with these sorts of things, but we know that behind the scenes there was always a conversation on going. are you hearing about anything like that at all? so for the conversation all the talks between the parties have happened that through the immediate or so here you assay definitely is importantly and the

european union on the other hand is another important layer. so all the piece processes here, the talks has been initiated by these 2 main, our poverty. they have put a tremendous pressure, bought on kosovo and government, and also the serbian government to deescalate distribution here. and apparently so far a, one of the reason that did the de escalation or retention didn't result in named open conflict is because of this diplomatic force coming from both usa and the european union. and also you'd have been union is telling more size that if they do not resolve the of their problems. the of the issues here at that day is that your opinion is not going to a to, to, to initiate their, at their application for the exception to the european union. but on the other hand, russia is also another important player here, asked is the start of the crisis. russia has repeatedly expresses support for the serbian government. and the fear here among the international community is that

russia could be a destructive force here. and definitely they are very much concerned pointing to the european companies here are very much concerned that after the war in ukraine, there might be another fraud being created front off the war being created in the heart of europe. and that is definitely the concern as something that international community is afraid of seeing. russell, so that for the update that thanks very much. joining us from christina, well, time for chair called the world, whether now his jeff to see if there's some rain in the forecasts across the middle east, straight into those details right now. so it's bubbling up around the red sea area, stretching rate through central saudi arabia. so let's go in for a closer look. we could certainly see some flooding in jetta, but this band of rain stretches into re add for sure. it's going to push more cloud cover here in doha, and even the risk of seen some showers as well. so here's

a 3 day forecast. okay, there's that increasing cloud on friday. rain brisk on saturday and for the 1st day of 2023 temperature pretty well where it should be for this something your air quality has improved in karachi. things to those winds still poor air quality though in the horn and the snow. the shield of snow that was over cobble is now pushed into the foothills of the himalayas. turkey. it's a con pitcher plenty of sun in the forecast bit more in the way of cloud cover, though 4 is stumble with a high of 11 degrees. most of the activity in africa is just south of the equator, but for south africa, got a lot of activity bubbling up around how tain, province and showers ago for quiz, hulu. natal durbin got hiv 21 degrees, but not bad for cape town. i think that's a place to be could hit 30 degrees on the 1st day of 2023. i'm not have time see later. well, still have him on al jazeera. we take a look good. why? so few native americans are going to college. and his sport was the biggest star

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killed in a fire. the cambodian hotel casino on the board with thailand. 30 others have been injured. they've been protest outside israel's parliament ahead of the swearing in of any far right government. the demonstrators say they don't support the coalition government that will be led by benjamin netanyahu. sir, let sir bring you more because israel's incoming government has and out several policy guidelines stating that the jewish people have an exclusive right to all land. this means it'll continue to develop settlements and occupied palestinian territory. the government plans to retroactively legalize illegal outposts in the occupied west bank. the coalition says it will restore what it calls the proper balance between the legislature, executive and judiciary, which critic see as an attempt to undermine the supreme court. it also wants to preserve the heritage and jewish character of the state,

but as pledge to respect the practices and traditions of all religions. and that it says it means that the status quo on religion and state, including the holy sites, will remain that abraham reports now from occupied westbank on reaction to the new coalition on the ground. the israeli supplement expansion has never stopped. this illegal is really supplement of magdalene has been inching closer towards palestinian homes hidden closer, a village in the north of the occupied west bank. and while palestinians fear that the new government is going to be green lighting more and more illegal is really supplements here in the west bank. the fear that their homes are going to be demolished to allow for a settlement to mushroom beta. how cool is the new government or not? it doesn't matter. the difference is that this one is more blunt. the previous government would implement plans on the ground and consider the west bank as israel land, but wouldn't advertise it. so they sounded more peaceful to the world. the construction

you can hear behind me is happening in a settlement outpost. now of course, all supplements are considered illegal under international law, but those outposts are usually unrecognised by the israeli government. it's senior as a way for settlers to impose a staff to school on the ground, but from experience they usually get retro actively recognized. and this is what we are expecting in this new government. according to the human rights organization, kind of nevada, there are currently around $77.00 supplement outposts in the occupied west bank. more than half of them were built under the premier ship of benjamin netanyahu. in the years between 20172021. and the danger of these outposts is that they're in the middle of palestinian villages and inherited by violence, settlers known as price tag criminal groups. all of this is happening because the world is staying silent, palestinians of war and for decades,

that is really start lens and the network of roads, an infrastructure associated with them. amount to silent and exception. and was the international community is still committed to a 2 state solution, palestinian, see that there are no lounge left for them to build a state on. so the us has joined a growing list of countries and pacing restrictions on travelers from china as beijing easiest corona virus policies. as of january, the 5th all passengers coming from china, even virus, the country will have to produce a negative covey test. similar measures have been announced in taiwan, india, malaysia, and japan. italy is also adopted the policy but says it will only work if it applies to the entire european union. a home call has scrapped most of its cov 19 restrictions following a similar move by mainland china. thralls are threatened to damage its reputation as international financial center. many business operators of welcome the move florence lou reports now from hong kong. people arriving in hong kong from the

broad no longer have to take compulsory p c r tests. that's despite the territory still recording around $20000.00 proven 19 cases a day and the reaction among travelers is mixed. i was expect being our going to have obviously our desk, but it's good. it feels like it's back to normal. think it's increasing the cases. i think the implement that again like that timing to cancel it right now. maxine certificates will also become a thing of the past. previously, only those who had been vaccinated could anticipate in places such as restaurants and supermarkets. social distancing is also out. we can take away a few the tables and give people more room to stand or dance or what have you so. so we're looking forward to it. i think in the under public sector there's going to be a bit of,

of worry for the 1st couple weeks. i don't think you'll see the mass rush of people coming out. i think it's gary more of a gradual thing. hong kong has largely followed chinese lead in tackling corona virus. it had some of the most stringent cove. it rules in the world, but it's lifting most of them just as china abandoned it 0 covet policy. earlier this month, we've been hearing from chambers of commerce up and down hong kong that they desperately need to have these restrictions removed, that they need to get back to a sense of normality. and in particular, we need to have visitors coming to hong kong on coast very dependent for tourists. but while the opening up of hong kong is largely welcomed here, some countries are being more cautious. japan has restricted passenger flights from here to says in airports. a decision, the hong kong government says, could affect tens of thousands of people. and if the number of cases continues to

rise, more rules by other countries may follow. largely al jazeera hong kong global inflation has rocketed in 2022 level of rank, 2nd in our world bank assessment of countries hardest hurt by the rise and food prices. it's polly driven by the war in ukraine. but even before that the economy and currency were in free fall, st hotter explains from beirut. many lebanese now use motorcycle in the absence of a well organized public transport system and the rise in global fuel prices. it's the most affordable way to get around. the sharp evaluation of the local currency has made the situation worth a tank of fuel costs more than the minimum wage, which used to be the equivalent of $450.00. now it's not even worth $20.00. basic necessities are out of reach for many,

especially since the nearly bankrupt state lifted subsidies on food and medicine. last year. my visual mother let us know work. we try to sell whatever we can, so that we can eat and drink. life is unbearable. authorities blame global inflation and the fall out from russia's invasion of ukraine. but lebanon also has its own problems. while we have an inflation live of 160 percent as for recent figures, so you have 90 percent related to the been use inflation while 10 percent maybe related to the word by the patient. this is mainly because of the color of the, of any form we have been printing just to cover for the government expenses. the government is hoping to increase revenues by hiking customs taxes. but economists warn the decision will cause a 5 to 10 percent spike in inflation in a country that relies heavily on imports. food prices have already increased by 700

percent since $21911.00 on is one of the countries worth affected by the rise and global food prices. according to the world bank, it is 2nd, the only system bob boyd. the situation has deteriorated so much that the world food program says it is planning to feed up to 2000000 people. that's a 3rd of the population, including $1000000.00 refugees from syria. other agencies say they now provide cash assistance instead of focusing on development. a lot of families are not having to or female per day anymore. so having only one means per day to be able to afford this one meal per day. they have to sacrifice orders, or as it means they can not access health care. an estimated 15 to 30 percent of families receive help from relatives abroad. nearly $7000000000.00 entered the country this year, but just does little to address a crisis that has already made for out of every 5 lebanese poor santa who there

should be adult. willingly is the chief economist, the milken institute, explains what rising inflation means for many countries around the world, especially in the emerging market, especially in lebanon. it has really been manifest as a shortage of food, very expensive energy prices, mainly due to the war ukraine. and in love on particular, because it's infrastructure has somewhat collapsed and the food storage area has been totally appeared. so, so many emerging market countries are now suffering from what's not just inflation, which is truly the cruelest tax on the poor. what is also suffering from food safety and energy shortage crises, because of the price high present energy is also a shortage of potash, which is basic increase in all fertilizers. so even when, when we have a resolution to the war in russia and ukraine will take a while for the supply chains to be restored, covey has made the situation even worse of manufacturing. supply chains are so

closely tied to china that the fate of the chinese recovery is also a very important element in whether or not we have an easing of inflation going forward. and then we'll have to see about that. but in the middle east, particular that is so dependent upon imports of both manufacturing and of agricultural produce on the importing countries will be suffering quite tremendously. but of course, there are some countries in the least doing quite well the, what the energy exporters, the people who can export in dollars are dollar denominated commodities. those structures actually will do quite well. ability in place of detained. the main opposition leader, luis philander camacho and the governor santa cruz. he's accused of leading a coup in 29 team. opposition. support has deny this arguing the events were only protests that lead to the resignation of the present. even morality. after much his arrest demonstrations were held on the streets and that the airport in santa cruz

that as well as the opposition leader one glider, is delaying a decision about whether his interim government should be dissolved. almost 50 countries have recognized him as the legitimate leader by the form, the temporary body as a way to call for new elections after present nicholas murderers. why the disputed victory in the 2018 pulse. now, 3 of the full parties that make up the opposition coalition voted in favor of removing the interim governments. the search is underway in the us, people trapped by the arctic storm. us police and the national guard have been going door to door on the east coast. the weather is still causing trouble. disruption of gabriel is on the reports now from new york. airline travel chaos. invited states continues prompted primarily by ongoing delays and cancellations at southwest airlines. one of america's largest carriers that operates mostly in the united states, but also in the caribbean and central america. dear line cancelled over 2000

flights on wednesday. hundreds of thousands of passengers left stranded and it's not over yet. the airline has preemptive. we cancelled more than 1000 flights on thursday as it scrambles to reposition planes and crews during a system wide operational breakdown. during a massive snow storm during peak travel season. the storm that triggered some of the travel disruptions has mostly passed, but his left behind destruction and death in buffalo, new york's 2nd largest city. the city was subjected to more than 40 straight hours of blizzard like conditions. it wasn't just buffalo further north in canada homes along lake erie, where fully crystallized in ice after the storm. but it was buffalo that was hit the hardest. and on wednesday, residents were trying to dig out and help rescue crews look for anybody still

trapped in their homes or car behind walls of snow. i was out here trying to get my driveway clear and they rode past and they see me out here. so they stopped and asked me, did i need help? and i tell them yes, and they stop and they did me. and then they start him across the street and they happened her. and then i asked them nicely that they do this lady over here because she's of her ninety's. and that's what they're doing right now. the death toll was expected to climb the grim work of recovering bodies left to the police. the good news is a reprieve. is in sight as the temperatures are supposed to be above freezing for the next few days, giving residence a chance regroup. but it also means another worry. of course when temperatures rise, all that snow and ice melts, turning into water. so now there's a real risk of severe flooding. the governor of new york is so concerned about the flood risk. late wednesday,

she announced she's deploying resources there to try to deal with it. more than 300 generators. and 775000 sandbags are on their way to buffalo. gabriel's ontario, which is either new york, a medical sol says at least 5 people have died during fighting incident. central don, full region marketplace in the capital and on gay gay lane, guy was the satellite. it comes after days of conflict between rival ethnic groups in the area. at least 11 people are killed on sunday dispute over land and water access of spark renewed fighting in recent years. bung lavetia 1st metro rail serve as opened in the capital darker japan funded most of the project which cost any $3000000000.00. the service is expected to transport $60000.00 people an hour once it's completed. ortiz hope it'll reduce traffic on the road. in the densely populated city are very different. the

policy for federal and the u. m. i didn't see him to look to death with to ha ha, the friendly to back. i am the number of indigenous americans in the us who go to college, remains low. only about one 5th of those between 18 and 24 years old. are enrolled in university that's compared to 41 percent of the overall us population. as rob reynolds reports of mildly kirk in new mexico. indigenous americans are largely missing out at the university of new mexico, native american high school seniors from all around the state are spending a day learning about college life. 17 year old j. john's family wants him to succeed. that exciting for you to be here today. yeah, i'm,

this is actually the school i one i'm planning on attending, but across the u. s. shockingly few indigenous young people make it to college nationwide. just 19 percent of native americans age, 18 to $24.00. are enrolled in college compared to 41 percent of the overall population. only 16 percent attain a bachelor's degree or higher. native americans are among the poorest populations in the u. s. and college tuition is expensive. another factor is the century long history of u. s. government run boarding schools, which are now widely considered instruments of cultural destruction. education was used to colonize indigenous people in the united states, and so many have very bad memories of education as being a tool for extinction. along with the excitement of attending college, many native american students experienced jitters than the level of anxiety over leaving their tightened communities and families behind. for the 1st time, j,

john is somewhat nervous, growing up like on the reservation. you know, you have your grandma's close, like half a mile away. you have your uncle's your and teasing. you know, you have a lot of siblings when you leave and you're alone and that's pretty self. isolation took a toll on raven, long wolf, all caught a very depressed and anxious. and i think for the 1st time in my life, i was like really challenged mentally and spiritually. she got through the crisis and now hopes to use her environmental science education to help her people . many other young native americans would like to give back to if there was a better support system for them to attend college and graduate right now. there isn't rob reynolds al jazeera, albuquerque, new mexico. well still had here all the al jazeera hung reasonable goals. erling holland becomes the fonts display to school 20 in the history of the english

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ah ah ah welcome back one of the biggest st policies in africa is continuing in southern nigeria that comes 2 days after at least 10 people were hit by car. as i'm addressed, reports, business owners are welcoming the return of the caliber carnival after was suspended. during the pandemic. organize is called africa's biggest treat party with culture, music and dance on display. and like most people here,

the abraham family is delighted the pont types of bank. if i knew i was so interesting and i so loved, need to be with my family. yeah. some $10000.00 artists that include musicians, dances in our quotes, are participating in this. yes, event that i also tend cultural groups from outside nigeria who are making a return to the festival. the caliber county values back after 2 years disruption caused by corporate 19 for nearly 2 decades. it's been the destination for thousands of nigerians and taurus every year. local people look forward to the month long celebrations as at charles to end the year, financially better off. or we should say the 2 year break has cost the local economy a lot with

as the festival returns at him, small, full to shop has seen 6 months worth of sales in just 3 weeks with only back we are making you sell them as a result of that yeah. able to meet. let me let you on the number of participants this year may not be as big as the last carnival in 2019 but officious. are confident troops from us. hardaway, a south america would return next year. but most importantly, that is hope the local economy will see a significant boosted sales and job opportunities. army decrease al jazeera caliber . fascinating, well, time is for now history. so thank you very much. live will have completed the finding of netherlands. well, cut stock cody get high like this. good, right. this is him trying on his new number 18 shirt. the 23 year old is joined from p. s. the toefl for around 45000000 dollars month united had also been

interested in signing gas poll, who scored 3 gold at capital 2022. he says that it was the netherlands captain virgil vandyke and persuaded him to come join him at liverpool. and he said that only good things, and i'm also happy that he is here so he can help me with some stuff. so i'm really grateful to be what he told me was that this is the right move for me to make. and for me to develop and to become a better player that the club is a really big, massive club, but also like a real family. so i think that's so, so for me is very important because i'm a family guy. liverpool currently down in 6 place in the premier league 15 points off leaders arsenal. meanwhile, munch city back up to 2nd, got close, unlikely to have the impact that earning holland has had ceased joining in june. he scored another 2 against leeds on wednesday to take his time to 20 seats in all competitions is $20.00 and the premier league alone would have already been enough

to claim the golden boots in 5 previous seasons. to put hollins numbers into context is the fastest player to school 20 goals in the premier league. it's taken him just 14 games 7 quicker than the previous best. kevin phillips and he, coal took 23 games and rude vanessa roy. dig acosta and tony, a boa all took 26 over in france. name all was sent off in his 1st game for paris centureman since the world cup. that's after he was shown a 2nd yellow for diving against strasburg. but luckily for peers, g killen and boppy was called a hat. chicken frances well cup final to pete to argentina, did win the penalty and scored it in 9 to 6 minutes to win the game to one extending melita at the top of the french league. french champions, a one of only 2 teams along with napoli to sylvie unbeaten of the top 5 european leagues. no joke of it says he'll never forget how it felt to be deported from

australia earlier this year. the 21 time grand slam champion was kicked out of the country on the evil he australian open in january for not being vaccinated against coke and 9 t joker, which is now back in australia. off the country changed at stance on unvaccinated travelers. he'll play at the ab ladies national before going for 22nd slam title. next month's his trading open in melton you can't forget those events. you know, it's, it's one of those things that are sticks with youths face with you for, i guess the rest of your life who says so as i said something that of not of never experienced before and hopefully no virginia. but it is a valuable life's experience for me in something that, as i said, will stay there, but i have to move on, as i said, and coming back to australia speaks how i feel about this country. how i feel about playing here. australia is also hosting the new united cup event in gender teen

tournament in perf, earlier waldman, the food stamp house. this past came from, sat down to go to mitchell to help re speak from gary a to know on the opening day. well, great britain's cameron, norry powered past alex delano to get great britain winning started with a struggle. the ambia and zion williamson scored a cray high 43 points from prowl. the new orleans pelicans to the top of the western conference. this august the 20 year old school, his team, spinal 14 poisons a foot from behind to minnesota and wolf showing the kind of form that saw him selected as the number one pick in the n b. a draft back in 2019 pelican's winning this one by point. australia's creatures have wrapped up the test series against south africa. that's despite having a depleted attack. cameron green mitchell stock unable to bowl. they still

dismissed south africa for 204 to win by an innings and a 100 mates 2 rums. nathan lion picking up 3 wickets melvin cricket round. it's saturday. is the biggest ever defeat in australia? in karachi, new zealand have the edge and the 1st test against pakistan became williamson, who hit an unbeaten double century before the vistas declared on 612 and 9. and what is that 1st much impact on the 2 decades focused on close day for 77 for to in this 2nd innings. 97, january behind. all right, that is all your support for now. it is back to so thanks very much and that's it for the nissan back with more news on the other side it break for me check on the news oxy. unfortunate ah, the latest news as it breaks this particular sub station? it's been here and 3 separate a chart for 6 russian. they saw with detailed coverage. they had hope that the u. s

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