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thank you for joining as we begin this news, our in israel, where the most white wing government in its history has just been sworn in. the coalition will be led by benjamin netanyahu. was returning as prime minister for the 6th time. his government includes ultra nationalists, an ultra orthodox, jewish parties, or protest as opposed to the new government have been rallying outside. the parliament nath. it, it's, yeah, whose party has said it over. so expansion of settlement and we were occupied west bank raising fears of an escalation intentions with palestinians. we come to demonstrate against the government that it may be legal but not legitimate. a government that wants to break down israel. democracy after the laws that they're planning to pers, israel will continue to exist with not as a democracy. i can go for it again for the government to go about to rise up in ah, horrible government,

local criminals for shipping. no wish to destroy these what a democracy campbell almost begun. while let's take a look at some of the cabinet members in this new israeli coalition government. net . how has picked basil it's more to reach us finance minister, the leader of the far right religious zine is spotty. support is really settlements in occupied palestinian territory even though they are illegal under international law. ita my ben giver who was convicted of incitement to racism in 2007 will be the new security minister. a law passed this week will give him unprecedented power over the police force. ivy mars ah religious nationalist, known for anti l g b t q of use will hold a deputy pulse in the education ministry, and netanyahu himself is still on trial for alleged bribery fraud and breach of trust. he's maintained his innocence. let's speak to sarah. hi, writer's life for us in western slim. so sorry, this new coalition government,

the most white wing, our government in israel history has just been sworn in. tell us about what's been happening today and the reactions there. right very well, this has been in the making for almost 2 months and it's quite a victory for benjamin netanyahu. he's the longest serving prime minister in israeli history. but to get this far, he had to partner up with a coalition which is a mix of an ultra orthodox and right wing block. and these are the most right wing politicians. we seen there was some points on the fringes of politics. and now here they are on the main stage to get here though, there was an agreement made that they would pass several new laws of been given law, their renewal and march. nor was some of the laws that were passed through the last 48 hours. marathon of getting these decisions through these decisions are mixing things up. it means that someone like bank of their who has also has, has

a conviction of racism is now going to have an unprecedented power over the police . for example, there is a law that has been looking into which is to undermine in the way the supreme court, if a law is put down by the supreme court, they can bring that by. this means that a lot of politicians, including benjamin netanyahu, if they have any convictions or for him in his example, he's on trial for corruption case. it means that gives them that power. now even though local we've spoken to has said yes, processes, democratic to get to this place, they are very deeply concerned of. some of the laws have been put through. and the question is, what happens next? no, indeed, what happens next? we have seen protests outside the method today as this government was being for name. tell us about their agenda now and the priorities for this new coalition well, on. it's a mistake level. nathaniel, who had a tackle all of his successes,

i mean, 12 years in power. he spoke about one of the biggest things which is the abraham mccord which was signed in 2020. and that's the normalization of relations between israel and some of the other countries in the region. you have morocco, for example, the you eat the jordanian king abdullah. the 2nd has recently said that that comes with 1st criteria, which is the palestinians that they should have a freedom. they should be peace and to stop the expansion of illegal settlements in the west bank as well as the rest of the country. and yet, despite that nation, yahoo and in the, in the government yesterday, that policy was about the expansion of the spectrum. and then there seems to be no turning or no trans, rather pulling back. and they're just going to keep fixed and expanding another talk thing on the prior to financing, which has always been, be in his bonnet, which we've seen during his time in power. i was seeing this again and he

highlighted this is iran. he will do everything you knew how to iran progressing in any way with you as a nuclear power. so these are some of the big topics that are being discussed on the international level. you know, there's a huge, curious science for, especially in the u. s. a. lot of there's been a lot of conversations going on over there amongst jewish leaders, that they all it concerns if you like the long sec to the jews living abroad as well as within 5 to here. and these are some of the main concerns at the sweeping powers that they will have potentially over the judiciary over the police. and nothing else has been very much a supporter of expanding with these settlements, which by the way is against international laws and conventions. sarah, thank you for that. hi, roger, lived there in west jerusalem, while the leader of the palestinian group, hamas which governs the gaza strip, has warned that israel's new coalition government will trigger what he calls,

major unrest middle other hundreds. and it's clear that today with facing a new zine of government, the most extreme terrorist racist and fascist government, the policies that clearly escalate the aggression against what we hold sacred people and palestinian land. this opens the way to real escalation on the ground in all arenas, and you now side has more from gas, according to hamas senior political re leader has a 100 who has spoken to jazeera today. we asked him about thomas's reaction, and he said that henry considers no question. this is really government to be a right, an extreme right wing, hostile government that adopts a lot of truman a plans, ideas and measures to words are the, are the existence of a b, a is railey occupation in the palestinian lands. he says that they are going to be

reinforcing this occupation through the confiscation of more lads, durgy dicing of jerusalem, and the settlements that are being annexing different parts of the occupied west banks and further settlements in them. he also said that the commerce expects the international law to show its position a clear position towards this extreme, eas, railey government, and not to provide political or our support political support or cover to this extreme government and on their part as, as it had said, that her mass is going to be monitoring every major taken by this is really government and all confrontations or are hostile. that would be on the policy and people, whether in the gaza strip or in the west bank and will be watching closely and will

be a forcefully in front of any aggression towards the policy and people. as you've heard the new is really government is promising to prioritize the expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem need a brain as more from the occupied rest back on the ground. the israeli supplement expansion has never stopped. this illegal is ready supplement of magdalena 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. and the danger of these outposts, they are 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. i fell asleep means of worn for decades. that is really start lens and the network of roads and 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 lands left for them to build

a state on or let's take a closer look at those settlements now about 700000 israelis live in more than 350 of them build on occupied palestinian land as, according to the palestine liberation organization, this elements are illegal under international law, but 189 have been authorized by israel. they are also around a $170.00, so called out pulse. these are also illegal under israeli law, but they are protected by its army and the new far i coalition government has place to legalize dozens of them. there is now speak to mohammed dilate, who is the founder and head of mohammed daily and associates, a law firm practicing in these really and palestinian legal system. thank you very much for joining us there from aki bodies through islam i. so selma and expansion, as we've heard, is at the top of the list of priorities for, for this new israeli government. how far do you think it will go with the annexations and expansions?

although they might not use the nutrition immediately? what would be, what the, what the government will do, all the expanding or supplements, especially in various took a barrier such as he brawn and other in the north back as you might remember, after the so called this engagement. glad as they can be in 2005 in the north and goes back. there were some set them in one of the globe enable all amish. that was dismantled. prevent it from going. now they want to change that, but a lot that prevent me from going into those land and they want to refill that invest area. so we are talking about expanding everyone in those banks, right? 15 facts on the re b, i'm not sure they are. that's stupid. to make any of those bank immediately after

the very end of the government, they are today some 2500000 palestinians who live in the west bank and have their movement severely restricted already. what would any further expansion mean for the political and legal status of the west bank and what legal recourse to palestinians have? probably the best achievement that feed undercoat, the chief, the recent years was that ignition of palestine emissions after that, joining money problems prevention mentions including that loan prevention, which is that convention that established that criminal court. now we know that there are 2 actions that are taking face, one of the ip j, just this one to get another legal opinion from the ip j

above different videos. occupational goes back. if that ended up being a lender by the insurance, just to say that this continuous vision is that bad. the fact station, which means it's a war trying international humanitarian little that that might become that legal basis for future actions will be picking a date. is the decision makers, whether the governments or the military with them that has been a national criminal court system, is that that be that will change that route to the game. we know that some of israel's allies have already express concern the european union, for example, doesn't recognize the israel sovereignty over the golan heights, has been talk of israel also annexing the golan heights. what do you think this, this new coalition government and whatever it does? what impact could it have with onto, in terms of the,

the ties relationship with it finalized like the european union and the u. s. and do you think the more there's more that the international community can do beyond words of condemnation? definitely there's more to be done on behalf of international community is, is dependent on the legitimacy and the support that it gets, especially programs. but also from the with the pm. the union is considered one of the 6 countries of the b is that it's very content about in the international going to be and therefore event for national community, especially united states and europe started as a shift in the relationship. where does that start tree think it should be treated as a part of the way africa was? is that has been portrayed depicted by many organizations,

including interest and internationally, including professional human rights. we're going to vision that it is actually going to be with this new governance that case against says type is clearer, and therefore it is expected that the international community will change its policies and fitting a boy. it will, it will have no event as our country that violates national law, that it should be accounted mesa mohammed died a thank you so much for talking to us and i'll just hear supermarket fennimore had on this news. our including italy, increase his pressure on the european union to impose grown of ice checks on travelers from china. because of all main border crossing with serbia reopen says both sides, fit buy from confrontation,

but some barricades are still in place. and in sport, killian buffy is a match winner for p. s g. in his 1st games his losing the world cup final has coming up with joe russia has launched one of his biggest missiles strikes on ukraine since the start of the war. the ukrainian military says air defenses shot down 54 of 69 rockets launched by russia. fire crews have been fighting a blaze ad what's been described as a ukrainian electricity infrastructure site. in car cave, ukrainian authority say that 3 homes near is operational, have been destroyed in those ration strikes. many people were asleep when the buildings were hit early on, foisy, some were injured by broken glass. did this look him up? i fell asleep then i woke up to everything shaking crumbling. i got up and screamed for my husband asking, where are you?

i ran barefoot from glass, he appeared. a glass is falling off him. a strikes force, dozens of people in the capital, keith, to seek shelter in underground metro stations. air raid sirens sounded for 5 hours, one of the longest period since the war started. charles stratford has more from keith at a house hit by those russians strikes. you 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, girl camera, man, a 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 fire emergency 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, have basements of private homes. one man saying that to get around about 35 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 countries energy infrastructure. and i was says, defense ministry says it forces have shot. donna, ukrainian ad defense may side over the border region of breast. it happened during the latest wave of russian mythos strikes on ukraine. a bell russian military commander said. there was no cause for alarm that a man po tennis, promising to strengthen the russian navy. the president made the pledge while watching flank raising ceremonies for several new warships. putting says he will increase the number of ships with modern weapons to insure rush and security for decades to come. the navy has suffered several losses during the ukranian war, including the singing of its flagship vessel in april. in other world news, at least 19 people are confirmed dead after a fire broke out or at a casino hotel in cambodia. it happened in the town of prepared near the border

with thailand, police say 30 people were injured by brown. go behind the details. the gutted shell of what was a popular casino hotel in the border ton of peer pet. hundreds of people were inside when it call to place time companion firefighters were unable to save everyone inside the school and complex. the inferno began around midnight, trapped and desperate tourist tried to escape any way they could. this man tried 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 lo, called sought out by attract, close my only to tie fired track and a tie. amberlynn all a sort of tire of your worker coming from thailand to

a cambodian side only about say when came from the tired to the cambodian. the grand diamond casino employs about 400 people, many from thailand. although gambling is illegal in cambodia and most forms abandoned thailand, many casino hotels operate along the border between the 2 countries. concerns have long been raised over the regions lacks health and safety regulations. ah, barbara and co park are to sarah at lease, i feel have died in a fire on a major road in south korea. the place started after a bus and truck collided in quite john city, south of the capital, so it quickly spread to a tunnel. 37 people, savage smoke, inhalation. officials say the fires been extinguished as some roads are still blocked in northern coast of all after serbian protestors agreed to remove barricades. they had demonstrated 4 weeks against the detention of a serbian former police officer, said he as president alexander of which met members of the cause of all serv.

camecia on wednesday, reports indicate some vehicles that were blocking votes were set on fire last night . elaina lucius has more from the border crossing of some barricades are removed in metadata crossing. this is the biggest and most frequent crossing between serbia and of course civil but here in the yard, in your crossing, everything is pretty. the same crossing is closed serves who were in the barricades in previous 20 days that had the several demands of besides of releasing dan ponti 2 former policeman who was arrested here in the yard in december then. but last night he was released under house arrest. they asked for guarantee that no one of them will be arrest that coastal police won't arrest any of them. and they also want to know the 2nd amend was related to

a presence of a special unit, of course of a police in the not possible. so when a voltage was here last night and he convinced them that a guarantees that serbia got from the us and the european union meet exactly that. so they agreed to remove the barricades. but the read these sent a clear message that if any of any serve a will be arrest, or if therapy and recognize the independence of course, civil barricades will be returned and this time for good. well let's get an update nice from our correspondent, impressed scenery. so say die resort, so some barricades have started to come down. tell us about the reaction from the government in gospel 1st. well, the crossover notorious. he is in the government here. they are welcome and is

mover and they are. but on the other hand, there are quite cautiously optimistic desert that for a lost in peace, serbia needs to respect the territorial integrity of course, a war and his sovereignty as well. and also eventually recognize the corso as an independent state. there also ask in serbia to stop block in the accession, accession off of kosovo to the international organization. but as of now this, the did, the battery keys are partially being removed. some of the roads are now being opened and also the serbian government is pulling back a majority of which troops. dad has deployed a couple of days ago to the board there. so it's the reason the number's off the troops there. so these are the move, the steps that are welcomed in across all by the or tortillas. however, as the distribution here is still quite fragile and any time it could re, escalade,

again, just we have seen that last night despite them also that the barricades are going to be removed. there's been some attempts to actually some how to hijack this process by setting fire on the talks. and so when i, for couple of hours that the process has, has stopped. so considering the history of the conflict in this region, people here or tory, to use the government are, are still quite very much concerned. however, they are hopeful as well that by establishing any to national mechanism, maybe they can, this time keep, are lost in peace. so what is happening in terms of diplomacy between kosovo and soviet to trying and further reduce attention? well, the talks between these 2 parties are mostly going on through the mediators, particularly by that process that are initiated by the european union and the united states. so through the, the last week, and there has been several calls from the european union officials and the american

officials to both sides to christina and belgrade. and they have put a tremendous pressure over serbian, and crossover and governments to de escalate the situation here. so the fear from the international community is bad. a 2nd front of the confrontation, the war could be created in the heart of europe after the war in ukraine. and that is definitely something that the western countries usa is quite concerned about. and to say that the russia particularly here, could be a disruptive carver. and we know that russia is one of the main becker off serbia and says the beginning of the cries on it has repeatedly express is support for afford that route. so that is the concern from the international committee to however, a village. on the other hand, germany and france, they have announced that they are going to to, to, to appoint the special invoice for course, or to, to resolve this crisis. and they are going to start to work by the 1st week of

january, right after the, the need the new year. thank you for that. we so sent our reporting a lie from christian and still i had on the news. are we look at the worst economic situation in lebanon way inflation is making it more difficult for people to buy basic gapes. that's why so few native americans are going to college experts say money isn't the only part of the story. and in sort of one of the n b s biggest stars, pussy and best film until his career. joe has the story coming up with a parade of storm systems is marching in to the u. s. west coast. hey there. good to sue. so what this means is, up and down the west coast more rain on tap and we're going to get lash with winds

as well. now, same goes for western canada really soggy. forecast setting up here over the next several days. that includes for vancouver, 6 degrees, a high for you on thursday to the were skull states. we're drawing up that warmer air from the gulf. him, i can follow that up to the great lakes on thursday. look at some of these temperatures, chicago at 12. you think that's warm for this sub the year? wait till the 1st day of 2023, d. c. we could get you up to 17 degrees by the way, the darker the yellow and the orange, the higher the temperature here. i'll get back to the here and now central america's showers, up and down that caribbean coast of central america, also showers in the mix for the yucatan peninsula after the top end of south america some storms lining up just to the east of bolivia, we can traced that to the southeast of brazil, so for so apollo and rio de janeiro rainfall alerts and play. i think the worst of it will be in sao paulo, some high heap for argentina. that's going to move into the river plate region for the next few days. so look at one 0, sorry's. 34,

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strikes on ukraine since the start of the war. the ukrainian military says air defences shot down 54 of 69 rockets launched by russia. and at least 19 people are confirmed dead after a fire broke out at a casino hotel, income bodies near the border with thailand. it happened in the town of quite pure pe. please say 30 people were injured knob. olivia and protests have been held there after police detained, the main opposition leader louis fernando camacho is the governor of santa cruz, and is accused of leading a call in 2019 camacho and his supporters deny this. they say the events where protests that lead to the resignation of then president evil morales as bringing theresa both for more in the story. she is live in gwinnett size. there is a tell us more about commercials arrests. man, though camacho, he's a lawyer, an official leader,

and the government of the opposition. strong host of sons. i couldn't, and he was the tendering a police operation that happened on wednesday. i quite violent police operation where he was con, cup and take him to the capital laptop where he's allegedly answering questions to many of the cases that have been opened against him. we're hearing now that there is a request for a pre trial. the tension of 6 months, and we're going to have exactly to see how to follow up. you know, come up with being accused right now of terrorism charge is something that's being related to be out there. what alice back in 2019, we can remember come, i took going all the way to la carrying a bible and a resignation that and also leading the protests that ended with it will model if fleeing the contrast. i said before he was arrested during police operations. he was thrown on the floor, handcuffed, and later on he can pull up bath where he is right now, being questions that he remains there. he's not the,

he's the 2nd high profile figure related to the author of a one. what alas, the interim precedent, i mean, was also a pre trial the tension and was recently sentence to 10 years in prison for sedition. and again, for plotting against the constitution, she was sentenced 10 years in prison and many believe that that could be cut much of fade. what we've been hearing is that the former president has also presidential candidate for example, capital missed that if questioning this, the pension thing of the government of we started using the judiciary to go after political opponents. however, many in the country are celebrating that this detention happened, accusing him again of leading the pro test vac many stay in believe yes and did with a cool one with youngster. what i live. so are we likely to see more protests there? well, we have seen several violent protests ongoing in this fast day when people were

started saying on the streets that come out your was kidnapped, can taken to lot bass. they could generated some road. clos, across the city of santa cruz, some protest setting on fire. the prosecutors off is taking over the airport where come to was expected to be transferred to la paso. it's not clear yet whether this will continue but camacho, he's the leader. he was the president of the santa cruz c v committee. this is a right wing organization that has challenged for many, many years, many of the policies by bolivia, as a former president, abel morales and has been opposing the current administration. the latest set of processes that we saw at where against the delay of offenses. in santa cruz that we could have benefited the problems with extra seats in congress and more attacks. we venues a for, for the province. so we're gonna have to see where this leads, what they call me. the steering committee of santa cruz will declare whether they

will call for more process. we're hearing some youth movement in santa cruz or declaring themselves or rebellion and are asking people to take to the streets up. you know, as i said before, can much or is a leader. there are many people in that are in that province that support him. i'm gonna have to see what they're willing to do in order to demand his release, and we will keep a close eye on the situation with you. of course theresa bolt lived there in west size. when as well as opposition leader one guy door is delaying a decision about whether his intern government should be dissolved almost 50 countries have recognized him as the legitimate leader grider form the temporary body as a way to call for new elections after president nicolas my door. was widely dispute victory in the 2018 poles. 3 of the 4 parties that make up their opposition coalition voted in favor of removing the intern government that global inflation has rocketed in 2022, lebanon rang 2nd. any world bank assessment of countries hardest hit by the rise in

food prices. it's motley, driven by the war in ukraine. but even before that economy and currency were in free fall is in a harder explains from bay worked many lebanese now use motorcycle. and 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. the valuation of the local currency has made the situation worse. 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. maricela maria, 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 unpleasant living on the 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 mean per day to be able to afford this one me and per day they have to sacrifice orders or 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. they're just, you know, they route now as inflation continues to rise, in most cases, it's the war who pay the biggest price. the cost of living increased by slightly

less than 5 percent in 2021. this year the international monetary fund says it will average nearly 9 percent economists blame the impact of war in ukraine and supply chain problems. for there is some brighter news. yeah, m f expects invasion to drop slightly to 6.5 percent next year. that's partly because central banks are increasing interest rates, which should curb spending. however, higher rates also make borrowing more expensive. the downward trend looks set to continue in 2024 with price is climbing above 4 percent. william lee is chief economies at the milken institute. he 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 it on particular because it's infrastructure has somewhat collapse and the food storage areas that the police 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 price of 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 chain to be restored, covey has made the situation even worse. our 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 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, of 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 export is the people who could export in dollars, adults all the denominated commodities. those structures actually will do quite

well. italy wants the rest of the european union to follow its lead and bring in mandatory covey tests. for travelers arriving from china, it's in response to the surgeon new infections after beijing rolled racket strict 0 covered policy. italy says it's new measures may not work if other e u nations dont follow suit. several other countries including japan, india, and the u. s. r. introducing similar requirements and china center for disease control has warned the upcoming new year celebrations could lead to a rise in cases in rural areas. it's chief epidemiology, says infections in some large cities are past their peaks, but a new wave could break out in less populated areas as people travel to their home towns for the holiday. county like ha, you see the development of the epidemic is relatively fast and big and medium sized cities because of the large and dense populations. it's slower and smaller cities

and rural areas. it's been a severe winter and with the upcoming spring festival, when many people will be traveling, the risk of infectious respiratory diseases may make the epidemic situations more complicated. hong kong has craft, most of it's covered 19 restrictions following a similar moved by mainland china. the roles had threatened to damage its reputation as an international finance center. many business operators have welcomed the decision. florence, 3 reports among people arriving in hong kong from abroad. no longer have to take compulsory. p. c r. tests. that despite the territory still recording around $20000.00 over 19 cases a day and the reaction among travelers is mixed. there was expect you are going to have a vcr death, but it's good. it looks like and it's not the normal think is increasing the cases . i think the food implement that, again, like that timing to cancel it right now. vaccine certificates will also become

a thing of the past. previously, only those who had been vaccinated could enter certain 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 a worry for the 1st couple weeks. i don't think you'll see the mass rush of people coming out. i think it's gonna be more of a gradual thing. hong kong has largely followed china's lead in tackling corona virus. it had some of the most stringent coven 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. but 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 home, coal 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 to 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 father, florence lee al jazeera hong kong bangladesh. his 1st metro rail service has opened in the capital dotcom, japan funded most of the project, which cost nearly $3000000000.00. the service is expected to transport $60000.00 people an hour. once it's completed. authorities hope it will reduce traffic on the roads in the densely populated city. now the u. s. way criticism is mounting over

the city of buffalo's response to this week's brutal winter storm. and the 60 people died across the us, about half of them in the white a buffalo region. several people died after being stuck in their cars or without electricity. city officials insist they were prepared, but that the weather was extraordinary. and won't have now reopened bad authorities are still looking for any one who remained stock after the place. it's a thing in the u. s. the number of indigenous americans who go to college remains know only about 19 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 24 years old. i enrolled in university as compared to 41 percent of the overall us population. out here as rob reynolds reports from albuquerque in new mexico on why they're 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. is it exciting for you to be here today?

yeah, um, 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 a 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 grammar, like half a mile away. you have your uncle is your auntie. and you know, you have a lot of siblings when you leave and you're alone and a pretty tough isolation took a toll on raven, long wolf, all caught very 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. one of the biggest st potties in africa is continuing in southern

nigeria, 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. ashley was suspended during the pandemic. organizers called it africa's biggest street party with culture, music and dance on display. and like most people here, the abraham family is delighted the font types of bank if i knew i was so interesting and i so love you to be with my mom really. yeah. some $10000.00 artists that include musicians, dances in our quotes, are participating in this yes event. that also tend cultural groups from outside nigeria who are making a return to the festival. the caliber county police 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 bolts shop has seen 6 months worth of sales in just 3 weeks. we. this is only back. we are making use is alana the reasonable that we are able to reach. let me let you on that one of the number of participants this year may not be as big as the last carnival printed. i t but officious. i. confident troops from as far away 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 to decrease algae. 0 caliber

a still ahead on the use our hungry for more goals. eddington, who comes to display underscore 20 in the history of the league. steve this joe scott, the sports coming out ah .

with a whole news. ah, its time offers forces, joe ali, thank you very much. liverpool have completed the finding of netherlands. well cut saw cody gap like if we could read is the same trying on his new number. 8 teen shirts. the 23 year old has joined from pierce b eindhoven for round $45000000.00. bounce united had also been interested in

signing, jack po who scored 3 goals at counsel 2022. he says that it was the netherlands captain. virgil vandyke who persuaded him to come join him at liverpool now and he said that only good things and i'm also happy that he is here so you can help me with some stossel are really grateful to be. what he told me was that this is the right more for me to make a mom for me to develop and to become a better player. and at the club is so really big a massive club, but also like a real family. so i think that social for me, very important because i am a family guy in boy, currently down in 6th place in the premier league 15 points off leaders, arsenal. meanwhile, mantas city are back up to 2nd gap pro is unlikely to have the same impact that early holland has had since joining in june. he scored another 2 against leaves on wednesday to take his tally to $26.00 in all competitions is 20 goals and the premier league alone would have already been enough to claim the golden boot in 5

previous seasons. and to put the hollins numbers into context t's the fastest player to school 20 goals and the premier league 2nd, im just 14 games 7 quicker than the previous best. kevin phillips, andy cole took $23.00 games and read venice, roy digger costa and tony. a boa all took 26 over in france. name all was sent off in his 1st game for paras centureman. since the world cup of tea was shown, a 2nd yellow for diving against strasburg. but luckily for p as g command. and by pay who scored a hat trick in france as well cut final defeat argentina, did win a penalty and scored it in 96 minutes to win the game to one extending their lead at the top of the french league. the french champions, a one of only 2 teams along with napoli to still be on the top 5 european leaks. novack rich 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 even the australian open in january for not being vaccinated against cope in 19 joke, which is now back in australia or off to the country, changed at stance on unvaccinated travelers. he'll play the ad laden's national before going for 20 seconds. slam title at next month's history in open in melting . you can't forget those events, you know it's, it's one of those things that are sticks with you. it's phase with you for i guess the rest of your life. um so as i said something that i've never, never experienced before and hopefully never again. but it is a valuable life 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 while playing here. the m. b. a noun, zine williamson scored a career high. 43 points to propel the new orleans pelicans to the top of the

western conference. a 22 year old scored. his team's final 14 points as a foot from behind to defeat the minnesota temples. 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 a points australia increases have wrapped up the test series against south africa. thus, despite having a depleted attack with cameron, greene and mitchell start unable to bow a still dismiss south africa for $204.00 to win by an innings. and 182 runs. nathan lion picking up 3 wickets in melbourne, cricket ground it sat up as biggest ever defeat in australia in karachi. new zealand have yet in the 1st test against pakistan, kane williamson hit an unbeatable double century for the visitors declared on 612 for 9. and what is their 1st match in pakistan? for 2 decades? pakistan closed

a for 77 for 2 in their 2nd innings. 97 runs behind an olympic ski champion, mathias maya has announced his retirement the 30 year old made the shock announcement after deciding he didn't want to compete in a race in italy on thursday. he's austria's most successful olympic scare ever. having won the 2014 downhill title and the super g gold in both 20182022. maya competed in 219 woke up races and 111 times. all right, those are your sport for now. it is back to follow joe. thank you very much and that's it for this use. our more news coming up after this short ah ah,

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