such as this was many of the members of argentina, national team come from places such as this one where the football field do not have to write. but the soil just like that one that you can see right here we've been talking to some of the children that live in this place. and they said that they would love to follow the steps of your dell, missy. he'll be mighty yeah. and other members of the national team. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, rodney parker, this is the news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. no more checks. no more passport controls normal q a historic day for croatia. the balkan nation officially adopt the euro and enters

the ease of ease of free travels own on the same day. a fiercely polarized brazil prepares for integration of president elect lewis in osteo, lula de silver for an unprecedented 3rd term. north korea's leda kim young calls for an exponential increase of its nucular austell. as tensions rise on the korean, the korean peninsula and violence start to the new year and new crane. russia steps up its attacks with missiles and drones killing, at least 3 people and a sport austell start the new year with hopes of winning the premier league cycle for the 1st time in almost 2 decades to lemon. st. beaten products and also to move 7 points clear at the top of the tape. ah, welcome to the news i new year. let

a new beginning for croatia. the balkan nation has adopted the euro as its official currency and enter the world's biggest passport, free shang, and travel zone. the full integration to the european union comes nearly 10 years after it initially joined the blog. there's anees about the changes, stephanie decor reports from zagreb. it's not just a new year. it's also a whole new currency. and here crecia feelings are mixed. seems every, every country who took on the euro standard of leaving the wind down, i think is going to be the same in racial. so i'm not happy because i think everything will be more expensive. to be honest. i don't really care about that much. i think it's probably a natural transition and that's why i mean when it comes to business imports exports and the tourism crecia is hugely reliant on many say it's a benefit. more than half of our external trades only the years on countries, and approximately 2 thirds of the tourist overnight stays done by the

tourists who are coming from the euro area. so for us, it's a huge, it's important for our tourism. for our economy, the jeweler, mario not guy agrees, i think it will be easier to, to work and many levels, and we don't lose money on conversions. the challenge in the short term, however, is that for the next 2 weeks, the local currency can still be used to buy, but the change must be in euro. we will be a little exchange, but though i will push more kind of payment and just to slowly transition i think i hope the card payment over would if didn't break, then we are in the 1st day of 20. 23 has another 1st 2. as the euro currently takes over your career is also entering the shanghai zone. it's the 1st time

a country adopt both on the same day. and that means that from now on, if you're entering or exiting from the shanghai zone, no more identity or border truck, most of creations, foreign visitors or european said a lot. i definitely know border sandy and border control or sunday free movement, steeper and everything. yeah. for now, it's the new year old, that is one of the main subjects of conversation. and prices will continue to be displayed in both currencies as the people navigate their way through the transition minis, austell, i'm sorry we are losing the kona, but nobody as the people, i feel sorry, because i think a country which has its own currency, maintains its identity and historical values, not just an economic and political change, but for many here the loss of a small sense of creation identity. even if it comes with benefits. stephanie decker, al jazeera zagreb, or the european commission president nurse lavonne de leon travels to

a border crossing between croatia and slovenia, and held the milestone to decrease had joined the shannon area and the euro zone till immense achievements for the youngest member state of the european union and both reached on the very same day. so indeed, this is a day for the history books are karesha is the 20th member of the e. u to start using the euro, as well as the visa fries own that will likely help its tourism industry, which accounts for 20 percent of the economy when equations of already been using the euro to protect their assets around 80 percent of bank deposits. already in euro's, but krasier is struggling with high inflation. at 13.5 percent. that's higher than the average of 10 point one percent. and there are concerns price of goods which were in local currency could jump further after the euro goes into circulation. cable, as talk to timothy ash, who's over in london,

he's and emerging market analysts at blue bay asset management. welcome to the news our. oh, when it comes to creation, sovereignty is joining the shannon and euro's home simultaneously seen as an economic loss or gain. well, i think it's a reflection of succession successful transition occur since the end of the bulk of that independence to get into the single currency you have to prove, you know, your, your macro credentials, which is a decent public finances for a relatively low public, that lower than you average modest budget deficit, it's external accounts are now, but current count, trade, trade positions that are pretty strong also. and remember it's been paid to the euro in, you know, for many, many years. and you mentioned the economies that your eyes. anyway, creations thinking euro's business in yours and most of the trade really is conducted in that way. anyway. so i think it's a reflection of sex. successful transition for creation. i think it will make life

easier, even easy for business will make trade investment and financing a lot easier and cheaper. what does that mean for levels of inflation and croatia that kind of the standard around 13.5 percent. as i mentioned, introduction, the average is around 10 percent off the charge though the likes of a sonya, the balkan baltic nation. what will it mean for croatia regarding is it's inflation figures? well, i don't think it really makes much difference with the whole your faces, inflation problem, post cove, it while you cry, all those kind of issues. as i mentioned, the currency in effect was pegged. the euro anyway for many years didn't have an independent monetary policy hatch or whatever the c b did, you have to follow, at least this way it gets seats at the table of the see can input into that decision. so on inflation and i think it really makes little difference. and the experience of the eurozone bailouts of recent years, a stair,

a t increase portugal in island. of course they cost a long shadow over the euro zone. how, where do you think croatian consumers are about being possibly indebted to brussels? if things go wrong? well then, i think what's interesting about gracious entry shows that european projects is not that despite wrecks it despite the war in ukraine. countries like gray shirt, still more european integration. there's a whole list of countries in the western balkans that still want to join the european union. still want to join nate, so that it's seen as a you know, strengths are in a group it's. it's a deep by been part of a big community centers, the defense from external pressures, the global economy, but also russia. so i think, you know, this, i think overall this is a positive for curation. so if you're talking about some confidence within these in the you are, is there, and of course we've seen a tremendous amount of euro skepticism in what seen traditionally,

as the old european or you economies more enthusiasm and a newer members like croatia. what do you say about the direction in which the e is going and light of that growing your skepticism and western parts of the continent? well, the reality is if you go back to the treaty of copenhagen in 94, when the old u member states agreed to extend accession to east european countries, the 30th there is a period of incredible success in these countries of grown and developed remarkably well. actually if you compare where they were 2030 years ago, you know it's been a huge success. ready they've benefited from big u structural fund flows. the macro structural reforms been rolled out as part of the session of men that these countries are generally good place to business. international business wants to invest in these countries because you know, they have their competitive, their business friendly and you know,

the out looks looks generally pretty good. so, you know, you know, clearly western european countries have their own problems, their own structural problems that they need to resolve. but actually emerging europe seems to be heading in the right direction. timothy ash, going to have you on the news out my pleasure. now 14 people have been killed in an attack in afghanistan. capital kabul. it happened near the cities international airport. 18 people were injured. the body of the attacker was found near the scene . no group has claimed responsibility yet. north korea's leader is promising an exponential increase in the production of nuclear weapons state media. se kim young has ordered new intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear capability. he says it's to counter pyongyang, isolation by its enemies units. kim reports from sol, there was dancing fireworks and

a ballistic missile launch. north korea brought in the new year, not just with the stiff at ease, but also by firing what it called. it's super large, multiple rocket launcher. official showed office systems on saturday, capping a 6 day meeting of the ruling workers party in which they laid out their goals for 2023. king john then said 30 such systems were ready to be deployed to quote, overwhelm the enemy. south korea young young also warned it would significantly increase the production of tactical nuclear weapons shunts helen tones, would it hang with the current situation, highlights the necessity to mass, produce tactical nuclear weapons and calls for an exponential increase of the countries nuclear often o n. as in north korea declared itself a nuclear estate and september, calling its program irreversible and not up for negotiation. in announcements made on sunday, a new intercontinental ballistic missile system would also be built with

a quick nuclear counter strike mission issue likely to run on solid fuel. it was already on kim johnson's wishlist of military modernization, outlined in its 5 year plan, along with a nuclear powered submarine. analysts say, report so far as to just to spite strides, made 2022 was a still unfulfilled year of military targets for up young young and that north korea would forge forward while intimidating south korea. in response, south korean president you sonya says, sole stood ready to punish any provocation by the north. his defense ministry warrant any attempt to use nuclear weapons with spell the end of kim jung ins, government unit, kim al jazeera sol. let's go ahead on the news. i including i'm partnered with bill on the outskirts of new delhi authorities, have bank boy in this region to assume as quality. but many companies,

this would impact likelihood and sport the world's leading tennis players continue their preparations for the 1st grand slam tournament of the new york. ah, now and just a few hours, louis nasty, lyla da silva, will be officially sworn in as brazil's new president, supporters are gathering by their thousands in the capital, brazilian. that'll be joining dignitaries and leaders from coal corners of the globe security has been increased last week, police uncovered a bomb plot by a supporter of outgoing leader jar ball scenario. and notably ball scenario is skipping the traditional handover ceremony. he flew to the u. s. on friday, also narrow, narrowly lost october's run off after a divisive and bitterly fought campaign. when monica young. okay, of his life roster in brazil are on there, sir. monica, this was,

as i mentioned there an incredibly tightly ford election, wasn't it clearly not everybody is going to be happy about this integration home? no, the capsule brazilian is divided, as is the country one side where we are not now is form filled with the supporters of our president. like we said national level will take office in just a few hours. the schedule is running a bit late with delegations of 65 different countries. now on the other side, we have a camp right in front of the military barracks of brazilian. these are the supporters of president j. e bull sonata, and they are not happy. they think the election has been stolen, much like trump, supporters did in the united states. and they planned to continue here is you can see right now they're cooking because they have been here for 62 days. so now

they're having lunch, a little bit upper rest, but they plan to continue here because they are asking even for a military intervention. now, president abel coronado has left for florida. his vice president, general, our mutual model, has said that he will not pass the presidential sash to president lula. now let's hear somebody here who is bony. he better was been here at the camp. bunny. by how long will you guys stay here? as long as we can in what do you want? we want justice, we are fighting for justice. here i am and everyone here is fighting for justice. we do not believe in the whole, profess, you do not believe in the result of the election. we not even can talk about it because we may lose our medias. so there isn't democracy on our country anymore. now, asking for military intervention, isn't that the same as asking for

a military coup with a time? now it is not because in our constitution and it's written dad, if we have free powers here in brazil, and if one of the powers did not respect the others than it's the armed forces has to do something. and it is, they are doing to do something in which power do you think is not respecting the other powers adjusted not with fact. ah, the other yada powers. ok. you're talking about the supreme court. we yeah, i'm talking about them. supreme court latin defect norm jada auto. if there isn't a military intervention, what will you do here? we are resisting to mostly hands and to we are listen well, thank you so you can see that they are be plan on staying here. it's not sure that they will be able to stay here, but they, that's what the situation is here,

a divided country, but the other side of the city, a just 6 kilometers for from here, there's a big party going on. so we have far, both sides about divided country divided country in d to monica and okay, of live in brazilian. thank you. we're from on this. let's go to gustavo ribeiro, the founder of the online magazine, the brazilian report. he joins us from brazil. yeah, welcome to the news out. of course, the swearing in walks a massive comeback for the 77 year old, less than 5 years after being jailed on now, quashed corruption charges. what does his term say about how brazilians view their political future? well it's, it's hard to, to answer that question very quickly because of a big chunk of flawless votes and little one by the narrowest margin that we have ever seen in the present presidential election. just 50.9 percent of the votes. a lot of these votes are not necessarily for

a little but also anti variables. and i do i would say that the 2 biggest political forces in the, in brazil are little ism and both of them, but also anti little ism and end tables on their ism. but still, it is a come back up for the ages and lose political trajectory has been a trajectory of improbable accomplishments. he was a poverty migrants worked as a shoe shine or worked in in the factory floor, then rose to union leader last 3 presidential races before we need to terms like he said, he was jailed, his corruption charges were crossed and now he comes back for this unprecedented 3rd term, and i would there to say that this will be his biggest challenge so far given that

we've just heard from our corresponding money, kiana k of speaking to pro pro, both in our protest is calling for military intervention. it's going to be a hugely challenging start. so his 1st day returning to the presidency, isn't it? yes, i would say. busy i don't think lula will benefit from that proverbial honeymoon period, that new presidents of the enjoy a big chunk of the country does not see him as a legitimate leader. and i mean, he will take over a cash strapped government with a lot of challenges ahead of him. he will take over a government which has allowed after both. so now the who has allowed the state of parameters in areas like education, the environment health care just be dismantled over the past 4 years. so little cash, lots of challenges had, he will have to deliver results quickly. otherwise,

his approval ratings, which i will seriously doubt they will ever reached the levels they did in his 1st spell was present over 80 percent, will quickly erodes in the months to come. now these threats of violence from some of both scenarios, supported on more than just high, probably in rhetoric. are there any last week of both scenarios? the porter was arrested up to planting a truck bomb a bazillion airport. how will lula handle what's left of the country's right wing hotline as well that's, that's a big question, because we are seeing a lot of moves from the supreme court, not necessarily from the federal government, which will take over it, but we'll have to balance how to respond to, to this most radical fringes of the, of the far right. because on one side, he has to penetrate conservancy has done the big tense correlation to wind power.

so he has a lot of conservatives who are against a more tough approach on these protests, for instance, his seemed to be appointed, a defense minister is against just forcibly removing this camp sites where monica was reporting from his future. justice minister is a more lastly person and he wants a more active row of federal police forces to, to handle this kind of anti democratic process will openly call for it's another tension is going to be between the new administration and the, and the armed forces, which have done both of those bids in challenging the electoral system to the point that has been reported that the presidential security rule might not be done by armed forces as it usually is, but by the federal police. because there's a lot of distrust from both sides, right?

gustavo, i mean, despite all this tension around the unorganized inauguration, nevertheless, dozens of heads of state from all over the world flying in for it's even the king of spain. but what does not firstly say about the importance of brazil, internationally. and secondly, about lula standing globally well, lula is this political force of nature, and he has invested a lot in political soft, international soft power. when he was president asked her he left off as brazil retreated from the. busy international arena and specially during the most natural years became a pariah. so his return to the presidency also represents in many ways, brazil's return to the political scene. you have said as much during call 27 says brazil was back. he's trying to rebuild allows of the bridges that brazil has burned, especially with europe,

with the us as well. but he is also to invest a lot in so south relations as it did when he was president. and we see from a lot of leaders that they want a lot of foreign leaders wanted little it's when and this is sort of because they agree with his politics. but also because rule of plays by the rules of international politics in ways that both and that'll never abide by christ robera found the online magazine, a brazilian report, great to have them on the news and thank you. thank you. happy new year. the pro russian separatists and ukraine. se key as forces carried out, must shelling or new year's eve for teach they released shows the aftermath. if the attack in the city have done yes, which is on the moscow's control, residential building stalls and education facilities were damaged. the assault

coincided with the russian strikes on ukraine's capital. moscow says it was targeting ukrainian drone production and storage facilities. less than an hour into the new year explosions shook the capital key of the city mass air defense systems are working to protect. people are buried of attacks on saturday. the killed at least one person channels transferred reports from cave residential street on file homes destroyed real good with a dead woman covered or a plastic sheet rolled over more boom. the aftermath of yet another barrage of russian missiles when the ukrainian capital kiva. not almost awesome, a growth of obamacare, me and my husband were literally thrown into the corridor. we regained consciousness. we heard glass chattering, and then there was an explosion, one after another. we ran to the basement with now when we came out into the street, we so ambulances and there are casualties,

scoring. but keep seeing this hotel was reportedly only closed down in recent days, was also hit by what's believed to have been an intercepted russian missile. the lucas model, the hulu. it was a nightmare. it was a massive explosion. we have a strong building, but it still shook. i was standing by the window and went to the corridor and hid. i can't believe it was so close yet, and i show you another neighbourhood, police gather shrapnel, nearer to meet it. the crater of a single building isn't partially destroyed. people rush to repair their windows in winter cold. this is the 3rd consecutive day. russia has launched missiles will so called kamikaze drones, cranium capital, and numerous cities across the country. all it was with his wife,

tatiana in their sitting room. it was a sudden deafening blast. there were both the hotels of the floor. i shook my head . the husband face was cut, it was terrifying. what me do now is cold and they are afraid of more strikes is a constant fare for her for would prefer on home. there was a crash and glass flew. i was afraid for my wife, more than myself were she issue a blood covered pavement in a park where children lay, shock fear, and the terrifying uncertainty of not knowing where the next one will land scenes of utter devastation. in this residential neighborhood. the level of the destruction here, it's incredible that more people were injured or killed. this is new year's eve on the ukrainian capital char stratford, al jazeera, give russia's former leader to meet him at viet. our 1st spoken about what he

called new lands, referring to easton ukraine, in territory annexed by russia. he said moscow would always stand up for its people . but again, julia, mister bay, she looked and you would lose him. next year won't be easy. that's russia's enemies, will continue to break it, but they will not succeed. we have become stronger because we are united because truth and victory on our side. and everything will be done to ensure that the lives of millions of residents of our country and its new land are safe and prosperous. we will always defend the rights and freedoms of our people as their language, culture, and religion, and protection of the present and future of our homeland that we didn't state the vatican has released. the 1st image is over the body of the former pope benedict. the 16th he will lie in state in st. peter's basilica monday and will remain there until the funeral on tuesday. po benedict died on saturday at the age of 95. he had been ill for some time. early on sunday,

pope francis honored his predecessor during new year's day services. frances called him a noble and kind man to lead the funeral to form a pontiff. he'll g a fiano. today we leave our beloved pipe, ameritas benedicts, the 16th in the hands of the holy mother, so that she may lead him from this world to god. so had allowed her sarah, i'm john hendern in guyana, where despite an oil boom, the country is investing heavily in solar power in sports, a taste of what's to come for christiana, rinaldo, at his new club. and these here, good that store. ah, how i the storm clouds gathering some water across central parts of south america, a little area cloud here, blossoming across bolivia,

some weather weather for time. but the weather weather will be in to that so western side of the amazon and we got some live showers, just sliding down across paraguay into the river plates. and we will sit tight. he increased the hebrew, it increased the wet that just around what us arest, leaving for you uruguay. pushing up toward the far southeast opposite. you see that chain of stores which then run into the heart of brazil as we go on into monday. scattering a showers further north of scattering a shower somewhat across the caribbean, not to marry the tree, the name or the wife, sunshine that shower. so it's looking pretty good. be a few showers around the eastern knowledge, jamaica should be largely dry. want to scatter chows, coming in to hispaniola and cuba, either miss dale say, but as i said, more the way of sunshine, van showers, western parts of the caribbean. on the other hand, we'll see some lighting samples around nicaragua and costa rica, la examples making the way to the deep south over the next day or so. but at the moment it's more about the snow fading into ontario just to the north of the lakes . there more snow sliding across the rockies as well was seen some wet weather into

california. that's making its way across the south west. and there's that re pushing into the deep south. ah, it was supposed to be a refuse, but south korea's brother's home was allegedly the scene of torture, rape, and even murder. 11 east investigates the crimes, and those set to be behind them on al jazeera, january. oh, now it is in process is to promote a message of peace and reconciliation while visiting the democratic republic of congo and sat on his 5th visit to africa as head of the catholic church. rigorous debate and unflinching questions. up front, cut through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom immersive personal show. documentaries, africa direct showcases african stories from african filmmakers can public private partnerships. so some of the world's most pressing challenges when government

business in civil society did meet for the world economic forum. clinical host, the all africa musical was a celebration of talent and creativity from all corners of the african continent. genuine analogies in lou ah, welcome back to watching out. just a reminder of our top stories, this croatia has adopted the euro as of sunday january. the 1st becomes nearly 10 years after it joined the european union. it also becomes part of the shannon zone, meaning unrestricted, travel to other members. nations. 14 people have been killed in an attack in afghanistan, capital kabul,

it happens to be the international airport. the body of the a taco was found near the scene. no group has claimed responsibility yet. security has been increased in brazil's capital ahead of the swearing in of president elect lewis the nastier lead a da silva later on sunday. last week's bomb plots by a supporter of outgoing lead at joint both of our has raised tension or brazil is also morning after the death of the man who is widely known as the king of football pallet. on monday, the late football legends wake will be held this stadium in santos club where he played some of his best games. tens of thousands of people are expected to attend a funeral procession carrying his coffin through the city on tuesday, or were alive now to john holman, who's over there in santos, john perry. of course. we've said it so many times of towering figure in world sport. and of course in brazil, especially there in santos,

where it all began. jo. yes, definitely. there's a reason why this is the center of the celebrations of his life and the morning over his death. we were at a museum to paley, that was, and that was bill actually during his lifetime, one of the few figures, i guessed him while he was alive. we were talking to people there. i'm just interested really i speaking to a 16 year old boy and i was like will a lot of pallet's career isn't on video. know a lot of it before the night. he said that he woke up. he just can't see why he so special to someone of your generation. and the answer was pretty simple. he was a genius. there's only one like him and it's difficult to argue with that is the only player to win 3 whoa cups. and here for this town, especially for this club santo's, you can see him behind me on the wall of the stadium there, where the z thought a peppy, a couple of the other iconic plays of this team. this is where he scored the majority of his 1000 plus goes more than $1200.00. in the end, this was

a player who could strike with both feet who could seem to hover supernaturally in the air to head the bull who could run the 100 meters in under 11 seconds. so for brazilians, that part of why his special but there's another part as well as talking to a man he said to me at that he's regarded here just as a bomb more so and put on a bris resilience to that printer. i just means that he was a good guy, he had a great smile. he was known as being charismatic, but humble. at the same time. later on in this life, he turned that into a great endorsement package in which he endorsed pretty much every product under the sun, which may be dimmed slightly, his legacy outside of brazil. but here in his home town, he is that known as someone that's eternal, as they call him a speaking to the curator of his museum, that said, well, now he's immortal. and joanna, how will ordinary brazilians get

a chance to mourn his loss on and around his funeral? there? good chance here, actually in the stadium, that's where he is, but he's going to be brought overnight. and there's quite seeks to preparations, i expect, so that there's not a huge amount of price that a trolling after the call that's going to bring it to the stadium. i'm there, it's gonna be late between monday and tuesday so that people can come in to the stadium of pay. their respects will obviously be there as well. just a little story that i found fascinating about in this stadium. there's a lot flucker since pele left santo's you so i conic for the club that they looked up the looker and he said only open that when i'm gone that's how the legend goes. so i have yet to see if that locker is going to be open and now that he is gone. and what's going to be found inside is just chatting with locals here and wondering if it's just going to be a paris smelly, a 50 year old football salts, or if there's going to be something more significant to share with the world. so i think there's a general atmosphere round to it. yes of a bit of sadness,

but he was 82 been struggling with cancer for some time. and you can see people taking photos behind him. it's also about celebration. know of one of brazil's great players, one of brazil's great exports to the world, the mystery of pallet's loca, had shown a very, very curious to see what's inside your home and live incentive. now another news, a lack of affordable housing, is contributing to an increasingly visible homeless crisis in the united states is estimated, the country needs an additional $3800000.00 housing units. kristen salumi has more . ah, it may look like an ordinary apartment building, but for 67 year old helen, it's the home she never had before coming here. 3 years ago, she spent years cycling in and out of jail as she struggled with the diction life before here, before fortune society for me, my cell, i was not and been darkness since i've been, he had been to

a free and i don't ever went into a battered and life that life is how many end up here sleeping and subways and living on the street. and with scenes like this, becoming more common in cities across the country, elected officials have been calling for drastic action. my 1st act as mayor will be to declare a state of emergency on home from los angeles to washington d. c. to new york. here in new york, the mayor has called from war aggressive policing of the subways, forcibly removing people with obvious signs of mental illness or drug addiction and taking them to the hospital. but advocates for the homeless se treatment alone won't be enough. stanley richards helped establish castle gardens the complex, where helen lives. you have to have places for them to go. and when they get on the medication and they stabilize, they need a safe home to go to. they need to be part of

a community. all of the units here are affordably priced with mental health and addiction services offered on site. over half of the tenants here are formerly incarcerated, and many are employed in the building. play o y, new york officials who broke ground on 326 more affordable units earlier this year . admit thousands more are needed. ah, but attempts to build on another site have been met with resistance by neighbors who at this community meeting express concerns about their safety or property values. still advocates say there's evidence such facilities benefit the entire community. the alternative is jail or prison, or rotating from emergency rooms to jail cells. ah, the alternative is humanly damaging an inordinately expensive. so

it's a cost effective intervention. for the minority of people who can't is effectively on their own. new york officials have acknowledged meeting the demand will be difficult, and even if successful, for many, it will be too late. christian salumi al jazeera, new york. in uganda, at least 10 people have died in a stampede during new year's eve celebrations, the tragedy took place and saw the shopping mall in the city of compiler. there was a crush when people try to get back inside the mall after watching a fireworks display. many of the victims suffocated to death, it was a means to mid may been mc, told us that we should go up on which fe alex, from their fucking up. then as we were going up the to a less, now you have to go back. so people that some people had already reached the parking, so the 1st them to come back to the main hall. so that trisha from up under

pressure from don't lead to a loose over a breath to some, some colleagues of ours which literally had with several people have been killed in somali land and pro government protests that were sparked by the killing of a local politician. the protest is say, their town is part of somalia and are calling for the somali land administration to be removed. as an opposition leader says more than 10 people have been killed and last annoyance since tuesday, and another 50 have been injured. somali land declared independence from somalia in 1991, but it's not recognized by the international community relatives of a migrant boat that sank off the coast of lebanon. have tried to enter the port of tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers pushed back relatives of saturday, shipwrecked that killed 2 people. another 200 of the migrants were rescued by the lebanese navy. most of the people on the boat, or from syria, and about 50, were lebanese,

trying to reach europe. columbia's government as agreed as 6 months long cease fire with the countries 5 largest armed groups. the groups have been locked in a dispute over revenues from drug trafficking and other legal operations as be more than 50 years of conflicts in columbia between the government and various rebel groups, as well as drug traffickers. as we the 2nd day protests in bolivia, santa cruz region, after the rest of a right wing opposition leader police were out in force after fridays, violent confrontations with supporters of jail. governor lewis fernando camacho. he was arrested on thursday and placed him pre trial detention. camacho denies accusations of leading a cou during protests in 2019 the force them president eva morales from power. one claudio lead sheehan is a political analyst. he says, support for camacho has grown beyond his stronghold in santa cruz. 6 months ago.

nobody of the rest of the provinces would be backing a camacho very much. they didn't have very much sympathy. they didn't have very much they didn't have a good opinion of camacho, today's different today you can see very many protest not only samples, but also in different provinces of bolivia, because the bolivian people is feeling that it's not only come out to that same period, but everybody else that everybody else could be kidnapped, everybody else could be. everybody from the position could be taking to prison. they have complete power. odyssey and the, the party in government for after 15 years in power, they have the parliament, they have the police, they have intelligence laid by cubans. and the military's all thinking crazy by humans, very humans are very keen, oper, oper, oper, active, political,

military operative. so i think he will face probably the same faith that jamie, i knew that because there is no organized opposition that can stop for the time being. she's doing the government. this kind of human rights violations. last year's floods in pakistan cause an unprecedented disaster attributed to climate change view and describe big stream weather as a monsoon on steroids mighty ponds. as the water logs and recovery is slow, it's barbara, thank about report. months after unprecedented floods and pakistan, much of the farming london care, poor district in the southern center province is still under water. people are rebuilding as best as they can. but many are angry with the government's response. aid was slow to which remote regions. oh good. have you been with you one in?

oh, houses have fallen down. he don't have teens. we can't shade our children from the sun. how houses have been submerged? i swear to god, there is nothing left on our belongings have been washed away. we poor how children are sick. they are just sitting near at the height of the flooding, a 3rd of pakistan was under water. 33000000 people were affected. the military and emergency services responded as did thousands of volunteers. ah, til an estimated 16000000 children lost their homes and schools and were vulnerable to water born disease and malnutrition. in the month since the disaster outbreaks of cholera, malaria and dank, a fever have been reported. this thing requires their feet change the ve, i, but in the system works, we have to improve our but in the system so that the water can go out. if we don't

do that, we won't be able to do anything. additionally, we will also have to see how we grow across, and we, seasoned, we grow them. we love to work on that. then we'd have to have disaster resistance to just know disaster. so states of emergencies were declared in 19 of the countries 25 poorest districts pushing about 9000000 people into poverty with an economy already in crisis. before the monsoon season, the government has appealed for more help from the global community. the cameras have left, the waters have not yet subsided. how do we start, even if the water subside? where of you going to mobilize the vast resources in a cash strapped economy to rebuild this country and get people's jobs and livelihoods back on their feet? and not be further debt burdened. these waters might proceed in a few weeks or months. but climate change is here to stay. our correspondent summer

binge of 8 visits and province. he says many people there are afraid the world will forget them. still, even if begotten the green and totally renewable to morrow. somehow we will still remain aw, very tiny contributors, as because we had only contributors to the emissions, all the global emissions, all in one mega difference. so global warming will continue, our glitches will continue to man. what's the way forward the way forward is that the, the, the big polluters, the big emitters have to im, make restitution to the global south historic loss and damage fund was adopted at the you and climate change conference in egypt in november. it aims to compensate poor a nation's battling extreme weather. but environmental essay, more needs to be done to reduce the emissions cause in climate change or vulnerable countries like pakistan, will continue to suffer. barbara and copa alto, sarah,

polluting fuels including coal. they've been banned in and around. india's capital is the latest attempt to improve new dailies and equality, but many are concerned. it could affect businesses and livelihoods of the mit. our reports. bit by bit agriculture waste is shoveled into a boiler powering this factory in northern india. the unit next door is using natural gas. both dexter plans have been running on coal, but after the government announced a bad on polluting fuels beam, john, i spent a $150000.00 to switch over. he says his operating costs have doubled the live company problem. our industries unable to compete, it's much cheaper to die, textiles and cities like the food i quote from one job is still using medical. the industry here is a grieving and you're thinking of shifting our factories to other business. the region around you delhi is one of the most polluted in the world. ed remains toxic,

despite several efforts to reduce it. now authorities have band industries from burning polluting fuels. it's also illegal for people to use coal in their home. according to government data, the reason uses $1700000.00 tons of coal every year. industrial emissions account for about 30 percent of the pollution this band is aimed at reducing them and also facing out dependence on fossil fuels. the high cost of switching to alternative fuels has for some businesses to shut down, while some are moving to areas where coal is allowed, others are planning to sell and recover their investment and promote that. we are living hand to manage that we are struggling to repay our loans. people here are desperate. i'm not the only one suffering we even considered protesting, but business people don't want that. okay, bank i got that they both have on is on the committee that recommended the ban. she says it's the only way to drive change. a recent isn't is convinced that present part of development is not sustainable. and therefore they have to adopt cleanup.

my yes. the only problem 2 days. do they have the money? i i'm not in favor of subsidies but maybe a sort of soft grilled. toma plans are exempt from the bad. many business people rely on fuel, want the government to ease restrictions or give them financial support to make the transition. bob mit, they'll al jazeera deandre, northern india still had a 0 in sport. tottenham. welcome back. a well couple winter to last starting lined up on dc with that story. ah, of course, the world, young activists and organizers are on the move. please do the work i heard. generation change meets the new york as using alternative approaches to flight institutional racism, i'm leaks brutality with this is indeed

a nationwide problem. network wires, a systemic solution generation change on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks. this particular sub station has been here in 3 separate attacks. quite 6, russian we saw with detailed coverage. they had hoped that the us would relax quarter pandemic restrictions this week, which would likely have better their odds of getting in from around the world over 3000000 people to talk to the 3 in point of sites. so there's a board for you and then maybe i'm a national team. lou, the

seeing and energy based off the huge oil fields were discovered off its atlantic coast. now it's using that new found wealth to fund solar projects, benefiting isolated, mainly indigenous communities. john henry reports from georgetown. deep in the remote jungles of gayana far from the coastal power grid where the kite 2 or falls meet a rain forest, the blankets, the landscape. a new generation of guy, and he's our indian seeing the light before solar power panels during the village, this underdeveloped bridge, and ran on expensive diesel generators, or no power at all the land cars. and it didn't have that much in the village kato, an hour and a half flight from the capital of georgetown solar energy now powers the school's new computer lab, the lights and air conditioning that cools this tropical climate,

quite comfortable here in a remote area. so it's beautiful in terms of having solar energy and electricity open running even fetched ruth huts are energized off the grid for all of the healthy. even government didn't like who they are or the village office. this renewable renaissance was previously possible, but unaffordable until now, beneath the waters off the guy and he's coast lies a newly discovered bounty of oil, enough to transform a country with a poverty rate near 40 percent, according to the world bank to an oil rich republic. now the nation's newfound oil wealth is funding in energy project that is electrifying the rural landscape. we are pursuing a program to provide some 30000 solar home systems to communities that are distant and far removed from the national well going on is just beginning to export oil to

the world. president here, fun only wants to replace carbon based fuels at home with renewable energy with a goal of cutting the cost of power. in half. we have a very or writ, system or power is driven by fossil fuel. the demand for power has growing exponentially. so we're investing in solar hydro, when our natural gas, as part of our energy mix, the nation's energy planners are harnessing the rain forest rivers to power. hydro plants like this one near kato, even in the capital of georgetown were guy on his oil boom is being felt the most solar power is transforming the landscape and the power grid event boom, can continue. experts say the fossil fuel bounty of the guy in east coast has the potential to provide clean energy to the countries remotest regions and lift the fortunes of the next generation. john henry and al jazeera georgetown, guyana. oh,

it's of the sport now. his alley, thanks. so much naval arsenal starting the new year with a 7 point later the top of the english premier league follows a 40 victory over brighton. ok, soccer giving arsenal. and early advances in this one goal coming in only the 2nd minutes of the match. she paused for captain martineau. god made it c just before half time left it a thorough just in the brain, eddie in his ear with his 2nd go in as many games. number 4 set up by a got his 3 ball here finished off by gabrielle mos in ellie. asked next guy, he's at home, jim, it's newcastle on tuesday to learn a long, long run to go my examine going. when i go in the direction when the players are talking about what they should have done better today. and that means that they know though we can still play better and be bearer and m, i guess nuke,

as it will have to be better asked. also don't look at all the paths after that. close is rivals. manchester city dropped points early. holland put city had against everson, the my grays see per 2nd half effort resulted in an equalize of everton. it finished one more rainy champion, sits 2nd in the table. them absolute from staring. of course there with her to point loop. her will be tough to, to get top of the league, but we play really well since we're going by the walk up. one moves the best period we have. i feel that the way we are playing is a doctor to glover but to have to win and we couldn't do it. but with 1st family game, the new year, just coming up to full time told them had already been seen as welcome, willing to fund a christian romero back in that line of this game against then when the spurs would have put them into the fall. but it's villa who laid it full time coming up from really, really quickly. now christiana, and all those new team of moves, the top of the league and saudi arabia, rinaldo is now eligible to play for master,

could make his w and then next league game, which is on january the 5th is strike point allow you to be vincent of a wicker and the camera international school. the only goal in this, when over the brooklyn new start 2020 through the m b. a form seen they beat the shuttle hornets to extend a winning streak to 11 games. the nets. kevin, during school 2340 carriers who start with 28 to help lead to a 123 to one. 03. when re gab and now just 3 games away from equalizing equalling, even their franchise record. a 14 straight drive. do you see, to turn a point in organization, you've seen different moments that brought us together as a group. you know, you see at this point now towards the end of the year you start to see has come together for what we've been looking to do these last couple years, which is a solid teena plays hard every night. you know? so we went to ally in his calendar year, but you know,

we looking for better things and 2023 oppressions under wife, the 1st tennis grand slam of the season that steal strategy. an open candidate blanket on dress. he starting her build up with a big winner. the adelaide international chem against world number one. coughing image refer to the following when a game in the 1st set, the 2019 us open champion, coming back to when in 3 sets the australian open the games on january, the 16th there's events taking place in australia is the united cup. this is a mixing compensation for male and female players. women's yet born a history on sec, helping poland to victory here against has extend. spence at 12 grandsons. hartzell's dusky rhys the semi's at the australian open. a noise casper root will be targeting a 1st grand slam title in 2023. he was beaten in the fun of both the french and us opens last year and welding the free. also in the united option, he was a comfortable winner against brazil, salesman sierra, but couldn't stop. is country losing his tie in grissman. okay, but it's

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