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elite, demanding 28 percent of social workers quit that jobs in the last year. many of them left the city altogether. strict pandemic cuts and political uncertainty many reliant to help find it difficult to get the support they coveted beyond well from pay can without hesitation or can died for power defines our wow, we live here, we make the rule, not them, they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with people in power, investigate, exposed it, and questions they used and abused of our around the globe on now to sierra. ah brush says it's taking control of the eastern time of solid up ukraine's presidents
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as fighting continues here. ah, 11 o'clock, this is out there. a lie from doha. also coming up. peruse, president apologizes for the deaths of dozens of protesters as the chief prosecutor launch is an investigation into this community. according grease throws out espionage charges against activists involved in rescuing migrants, but they could still be charged with human trafficking. germany, it's really embarrassing itself right now. and climber down to risk granted to and bug joins protested, who again to new heights, to stop the expansion of the coal mines in western germany. so russia says it's capture the east india in town,
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a solid dar and moscow's 1st gain in the don bath region. since july, ukraine says heavy fighting is still ongoing. the ruined town is surrounded by salt mines with almost 200 kilometers of underground tunnels and caverns. and to give you a sense of the scale there before the war, the mines hosted, underground football games and even a classical concert for hundreds of people. efforts to take solid. i have been led by if guinea a pre course in a leader of the mastery wagner group. he stressed the importance of capturing the minds to store equipment and trips. taking control of solid up also allows russian forces to concentrate on taking nearby back moods which ukraine has been defending for months. others are as char stratford is in bag routes with the ukranian army. and has this report ukrainian defensive positions west of the front line city of buff mote. russian infantry are slowly advancing into northern and eastern residential areas. over the hill. at the center
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of town is almost completely destroyed. the streets are virtually deserted. o blasts of exploding artillery and rockets is almost constant soldier with the ukrainians. special forces leads us to their bunker. warm dark tunnels, lined with weapons. and ammunition boxes, drones feed, real time, video of russian infantry movement. only a kilometer and a half away. say half a lot of manpower solas is cent. every dance it looks like a ways. so we cannot stop every time because we have a less guys. and unfortunately, the also lost a lot of the guy said this moment men rest before their next mission, often close combat were trenches are only 20 meters apart. commanders insists we hide their identities and don't film landmarks near by the could give their
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positions away. at one of the 3rd millennium riveto, they split into small groups in order to avoid artillery, and they infiltrate to residential areas and tree lines. but they also suffer huge casualties without a comma. military intelligence from our western partners is off and not distributed too as quickly enough on the front lines where we needed to target command centers, logistics hobbs and weapons depos. the shelling is getting closer. which means an intensification of shelling in the last few minutes. the soldiers here are telling us that up to 600 russian soldiers are moving into new positions. in the northeast of the city, we climbed the stairs of a destroyed residential building. smoke rises from fresh strikes, a few streets away, close to russian held sections of town. what remains of the lives of people who
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fled the fighting lines abandoned and destroyed home. russian forces a gradually surrounding bar. mote from solider. around 15 kilometers to the north. to villages in the southeast, strangling what little remains of life here as the ukrainian army prepare new lines of defense, char strafford al jazeera of mort, or the wagner mercenary group says it deserves more credit for russian advances in salida. alhashan reports not from moscow. the mystery of defense announced that solid dot is under control, and this was after a statement by the wagner group that also emphasized that it's in full control of the city. however, there is a kind of conflict going on. he had a most go between the banking, the group and other officials. while the ministry of defense emphasized that this
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battle or taking solid thought was with the help of the 2 that he forces the aerial forces on the ground forces. without any mention of the wagner group, the group itself came on, went on and telegraph on its own official channel. and in the form of an answer to a question, said that there was no other forces although, than wagner's fighters in solid r. and that all attempts to dis, can i did the group from taking the city is due to bill chris c caught option. and what are some of the officials wanting to keep their positions? that's it seems that most school is de la fight from this from this route. it seems that most grace dealing with the post office box christmas truth period as a new beginning for this war. patrick barry is
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a defense and security expert at the university of bath of the k, and he's playing down the significance of russia's claim to have captured solider. compared to this, the ukrainian successful attacks, the defense of the successful kendra attacking her son, and also in car kit. this is a data minute scale. and there is the possibility of ukraine already preparing lines behind, even back loose and back moved. you know, wilson's aren't ready to move on back lose immediately in this winter where there's been less offensive and a grinding attrition bible and an intense battle is moving solid. or, of course it's made the headlines. it's very useful. i think for russia, politically, it's reveal that russia isn't fighting this in a militarily common sense way. it's shocking thousands of people into a death drop and making very slow, somewhat steady gains in areas that don't really matter. that's what it's showing.
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they're fighting for politics. the political infighting in moscow, this is what's going on rather than on the unified command structure with a clear and co here and strategic plan for how they're going to push on. peruse precedence is apologize for the deaths of at least 47 civilians. during recent nationwide, protests danbury ortiz apology comes after 3 of her top cabinet ministers resigned over the violence that began off to former president hazard cristilla was asked at last month on friday. the country's chief prosecutor launched 11 inquiries into the deaths as soon as losses. some violent invite equal people are telling me to resign, inciting to population, to chaos, disorder and destruction. to them. i say responsibly. i will not step down. my commitment is withdrew and not with this very small group that is making the homeland bleed jolla. marianna sanchez is more now from lima. oh, the vice president of the inter american commission for human rights as part of our non said that the situation is very complex. he said that they're very worried
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about what will happen in the next few days, and they expect no more deaths because the government has said that they are committed to acting according to international standards. he said that there has been excessive use of force by security forces and vandalism. by protesters. he said that there's been 47 dead, 650 people wounded on 290 police wounded. but he said that they condemned the fact that 7 adolescents had been killed in the violin. he highlighted the situation in a yeah, cool to where he said there has been in this equipment of shootings like gummies yonder. as you view the commission has received reports of indiscriminate shootings against demonstrators and certain regions such as i could show it also receive reports of shots fired vital organs with lethal and high caliber weapons, violating the principle of gradual use of force. the clarification of these reports is something investigators must give the highest priority to not alone said that they also visited former precedent federal castillo, and that his situation,
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those conditions in jail, are according to international standards. he said that they have recommended the peruvian government to begin at dialog agreements based on respect and to respect the rule of law. but the situation in the country continues to be tense. there are more and more voices demanding the resignation of president b. now boy, new out of the prime minister, i went the author and i said that there is absolutely no way that she will resign because that will be like opening the door to anarchy in the country. brazil supreme court has decided to include former president jaya balsam laura in it's investigation into the raj and the capital, brazilian. thousands of his supporters stormed and ransacked the main government buildings. on january the 8th, he demanded, the ousting of president lewis and nasty alluded to silver, claiming october's election was rigged. all scenario never conceded defeat and repeatedly cast out on the reliability of the electronic voting system. during his
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campaign, he denies inside to the unrest. a gas pipeline connecting in lithuania and latvia has exploded. the gas operator, amber grid, says the blast happened in northern lithuanian, that there's no immediate evidence of an attack. a nearby village was evacuated, but no injuries or deaths were reported. the gas flow through the pipeline was cut off, while cruise put out the fire. a great court has drunk to espionage charges against 24. i to be involved in rescuing migrant, citing procedural flaws in the case. the defendants were associated with a non profit search and rescue group that operated from less boss. from 2016 till 2018. the ruling came just hours after the you and court for the charges to be dropped. the prosecutor has been ordered to refile, the case is that we don't get to go to trial. it means that we don't get to have us found not guilty. it is simply a procedure or a mistake. that means of this kind of proceed. and if this same tactic gets
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deployed again for the felony trial, which we're still waiting to happen, it's 50 more years of weighting of errors. all we want is justice. we want this to go to trial. and it doesn't seem like that will happen any time soon. given what happened today, charles like this are deeply concerned because they criminalize life saving work and such a dangerous precedent. indeed, that has already been a chilling effect with human rights defenders and humanitarian organizations. forced to hold that human rights work in greece and other countries. or in the service as the head of the advocacy and strategy for products and organization to providing legal aid to asylums. because she says the case has had an impact on all humanitarian groups operating off from creek, which is not just dish case. their dance or even hundreds of cases similar to days . obviously we phenix dont do a search and rescue. but as
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a fellow monetary in organization affects all of us and potentially can affect much more and the prove that the static words it at the moment there are no search and rescue mission as, as the agency that have been an increase of the number of beds at sea, obviously is difficult to connect to one thing to another, but the reality is that it was an increase of that. but also right now is also almost impossible to monitoring the activity of agriculture, sorry it is, etc. so if there are other types of violations, it's also impossible to, to want to train you as president joe biden says, washington remains strongly committed to its alliance with japan. biden was speaking during a visit by the japanese prime minister from york is shita is 1st of the u. s. capital since taking office in 2021. trans leader is on a global term aimed at boosting. longstanding alliances in the face of regional
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security threats from china and north korea. modernize your military alliance believe story increase in defense spending a new national security strategy. and be crystal clear. united states fully thoroughly leaving community latino from alan fisher from washington dc. japan is, is, is proposing a new national security strategy, which includes spending more money on their defense up to 2 percent of g d p which would make them among the biggest spenders in the world. and also addressing the threat that comes from china and also from north korea as well. this is a change in japanese policy since the 2nd world war they've had a pacifist constitution. and no, this is a change is one expert said at japan has had the, the shield for years. now it wants the sword as well. the tip of the spear. and so
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they will certainly talk about the threat posed a by china and by north korea. and the possibility of any military action against taiwan, that, of course, has been a concern around the globe for some considerable time. they will talk about at russia action in ukraine. they also look at things like climate. they will talk about energy supplies. they will talk about the economy, the global supply chains, and they're also going to talk about space. and just a couple of days ago, the united states and japan agreed that any defense part should include action in space. if anything were to be fired from there that clearly i don't bleak reference to to china as well, but certainly the position with china has something that is concerned the bite and white house since before. joe biden moved into the oval office. it's something that he's talked about on several occasions. he's looking for partners in the area. japan is a long term partner. so clearly he would like to watch much closely, much more closely with them and to combat any possible threat coming from beijing.
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a still head her and al jazeera why an extension to a deliveries from tuck. yay. may not be enough to help display syrians get through the winter. plus the new launch sign cheesy up iraq space race will have the details. ah. with still some rain to talk about in the middle east. those details right here. right now. thank you for joining in. it's becoming a bit more disorganized, but you can trace it stretching from the red sea right through to the gulf. pushing into the zag ross mountains. in it, and we'll go in for a closer look and get clipped by some of this frame here in doha winds breezy as while still looking for gus about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour on saturday. seen those showers for the eastern providence,
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of saudi arabia through buffering as while got to talk about this cold through of harnessed on and boxed on. not much in the way of precipitation. so put the colors on dark, the blue and the purple over the temperature. the hor at minus one your record all time record low is minus 2. so you're closing in on that while on tale i saw months worth of rain in 48 hours. things are drying off. there is rain just sort of spinning around in the eastern mediterranean. i think it will stall out there will throw some rain to the levant, but nothing like we saw in on tale you feel breezy for the coast of libya and egypt and see some showers mixed in there. and some concentrated rain for gab on congo. and d r. congo, as we slip toward the south, still that heat wave for the western interior of south africa for the northern cape province, up into up to 41 degrees on saturday. ah, with talk to al jazeera, we also do believe that women of august,
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that staying the fighting is not over for his president is apologize for the deaths of at least $47.00 civilians during recent nationwide protests on friday, the country's chief prosecutor launched a series of inquiries into the death. the greek court is dismissed espionage charges against $24.00 actress involved in rescuing migrants. citing procedural mistakes. routing came out of the united nations called for the charges to be dropped. a new judge is ordered. donald trump's family business to pay a $1600000.00 fine for tax, for the maximum penalty allowed. the sum is seen as symbolically important as the former president plan to another run for the white house from denies wrong doing and says he will appeal against the verdict. my kind of has more from washington dc . we have heard from his lawyers who once again say that this is a political witch hunt. they are going to appeal this judgment. $1600000.00 doesn't
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sound much, give them the amount of revenue that trumps companies take in. however, this is the maximum and the law. so the judge did impose a maximum sentence that he could, which is in itself very damaging to bran trump. the district attorney office brag, speaking after the judgment insisted that the courts have got to read. this is the law to be able to impose fos to for punishments and corporations that carry out tax fraud as what's happened in this particular case. now the trial center around alan vice berg who's the, was the former chief financial officer of the trump organization. he pleaded guilty to a number of connected charges last year. he's just begun a 6 month sentence in riker prison to other members of the trump organization. will also convicted of tax fraud in relation to this particular case. the new york attorney general, the tisha james, has charged
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a trump and his 3 children who been running the companies with inflating the assets of these companies of various properties in order to reduce income tax in some cases and to drive up their value and others that she maintains is a massive pro stream that has been undertaken. now these, this case will actually begin in october. a judge has set a date for that particular case. so that is a major case in the offing. remembering to that trump insist that he's going to run for a nother term as president. this case is going to have a massive impact on that. video has emerged the moments leading up to the death of a black man at the hands of police in los angeles. not all right. yes, kid, an amazon me cousins of the founder of black lives matter was stopped by officers on january the 3rd after a port she was involved in a car accident. the body count for the shows the 31 year old begging for his life
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before being tainted twice he was taken to hospital with died after suffering cardiac arrive, solid rock agency, se funding shortfalls, preventing them from meeting the needs of displays. people in northern syria, humanitarian supplies have been delivered through turkey 8 since 2014. the un security council is renewed its operation, but it still is not reaching hundreds of thousands. who need it the most. or con, has this report. as winter sets in conditions in the must have had to placement camp go from bad to worse. northern italy is one of the coldest regions in syria. rain is turning unpaid parts to mud in this makeshift cam. ha, ha ha ha ha. so inside abu an o muhammad are raising their grandchildren, the wood burner is lit day and night, and she doesn't want her sick grandson to get cold. garrett red, oh, god deck, i used to live in a wonderful house. and now i'm here in
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a tent. water enters from every side when it rains. i'm older and struggle to work . it takes a lot of effort. the heat is the family uses, create heavy smoke inside the 10th, and it's impossible to stay dry. of the didn't love way. it was a silly shot eco, a humanitarian organization helps in the can house and we receive a food basket every month, but it's only enough to last a week or 10 days. we then buy food on credit from the stores, and these un trucks deliver important a to the town. sorry, keep a locally group, the siri response coordinators say the supplies aren't enough to meet the needs of about 2 thirds of the population of 1800000 living in 1600 camps. the un security council recently voted unanimously to keep open a major border crossing from turkey to serious rebel held northwest. it's something the searing regime does not support, but it's ally. russia does
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a surprising but important vote for the counsel and those in need. but volunteers are overwhelmed and facing funding shortfalls. thickness is spreading. an education is no longer a priority. many who thought their stay here would be temporary, or huddling and uninsulated tense. facing yet another winter, laura han al jazeera suite, his clothes back to his credit and buck his joint protest. as in a german village trying to block the expansion of a coal mine. thousands more expect are expected to join the men louis sheriff over the weekend. police have been trying to evict demonstrators since wednesday. i think it's absolutely absurd that this is happening. the 2023. it is that most effective people are clear. the science is clear. we need to keep the carbon in the ground and at germany. it's really embarrassing itself right now.
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well, da, 0 has been speaking to one of the protesters, and we followed her during her last day in the village that was before she was affected. i am, did i meet spokesperson for let the lip? and i'm 23. i'm from around the region, so from the will area and i, i think i've been funded round to 5 years from year i can see a police coming in through. they're cutting down the trees under the side of the village. and i think they're trying to take down the 1st 3 houses over there. right. this used to be our living room. now. we have barricaded the window so they can come in. i mean, our strategy is to be as far up as we can when the eviction starts, though they take as long as, as possible. i've been living,
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let's go out on an off for about 2 and a half years. so since the process started in the beginning, we're, we're just a couple of people who thought that this village needs to stay and, and now it's really cool to see that thousands are coming to join our protest. you can just burn 280000000 tons of coal in a climate crisis where you know that every bit of emission that we're making right now is costing more lives on the other end of it. i we're in our had sick and this is as far up as. oh, but not quite because people are also sitting on the roof. yeah, i guess i can hear the window shattering. we're doing our best to stay calm and to focus on what's important to us is that we're here with everything that we're here with our bodies to protect the cold from being burnt. no, i'm, i'm not afraid i'm,
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i'm doing all i can do right now. i'm right here a bit. oh, oh, oh oh, it's about keeping hold by acting now by acting together the now then oil joined exxon mobil accurately predicted. climate change is far back as a 970 s. need to deny in discredit similar findings to protect his business. that's according to a study by harvard and potsdam research. as exxon mobil scientists projected temperatures would increase by north point 2 degrees celsius on average every
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decade because of human activity. more than $150.00 climate studies were produced by over 40 years, they were found to be astonishingly accurate and prove the company you as much as academic and government scientists. but the company publicly claimed until at least 2013, the climate science was uncertain and there was no proof the use of fossil fuels contributed to global warming. exxon mobil told out 0 and a statement that those who say x on you are simply wrong, and that a new york judge created of misleading investors in 2019 stephan singer as a senior advisor at climate action network international. he says exxon mobil deliberately buried its research to protect its province. exxon was lying, and exxon was basically suppressing the science which they had funded, starting in 19 seventy's to look as a kind of pleasurable exercise or entertainment,
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to look into what the climate would do. if you keep on burning fossil fuels and when once it turn out that the scientists are very clear, very precise, very science based. they have all holy cow, and i dismissed the scientists. i close the unit and tried to oppress all the knowledge is an old documentation. exxon ceos lay raymond and others happy openly and publicly denouncing the what they called the siri of climate change as a kind of curtailment of energy use for poor people. because exxon was leading a very strong anti climate unto clean energy coalition, worldwide with other fossil fuel companies. they were leaving that and they were saying, it's all nonsense. what these 3 hogs saying? oh nonsense. it's wrong. i hope that litigation works. these guys going to be penalized all fossil fuel companies in the run of the year 20. 22 will have profits
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of records. more than $400000000000.00 us dollars. now us be how much money is going into renewables and energy efficiency and clean technologies? hardly anything or going back to fossil fuels. european union has no great at its 1st mainland satellite launch pad in sweden to bolster its capacity to send satellites into all but us live on the land, join sweden's king and prime minister to cut the ribbon. officials hope to have the 1st launch in 2020 for the current geopolitical situation. not least, of course, the russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated how important is that the european union has access to space as range unique, geographical position and long service makes it ideal for launches of capitalizing polar orbits and other.
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