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this spell may temporarily be broken, but the spirit of defiance very much remains. the world economic forum returns to dabble in january to assess the global economy reshaped by the pandemic. and the war in ukraine can lead us from government and business, prevent a promised decade of action becoming a decade of uncertainty, extensive coverage on al jazeera. now why did one of thailand's most decorated cubs flee the country in fear of his life? and it caught investigation one on 18th, revealed explosive allegation, a police corruption on out of europe. ah the battle for buck moods rush,
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i tries to close in the eastern ukrainian city after making advances and nearby solid off the street at a tension vacation of shelling in the last few minutes. the soldiers here are telling us, but up to 600 russian soldiers are moving into new positions in the northeast of the city. ah, i'm about isn't. this is of zebra live from dough hop. also coming up. the u. k. condemns the execution of a jewel national convicted of spying in iran, brazil's top court orders and investigation into one of the former president john bull sonata, incited his supporters to storm government buildings. plus nowhere to go, we're going to hear from a woman who's lost her house in the crumbling indian town. i'm just in awe
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1st, let me bring you some breaking news out of china. health authorities have reported almost 60000 corona virus linked deaths since early december. hospitals say the fatalities would recorded between december the 8th, and january, the 12th. it's the 1st major coven 19 death told released by beijing since he loosened restrictions and alley december, several countries have introduced cope with 19 tests for travelers from china. ah! it cranes refuted russian claims its captured the eastern tongue. osalla dog president vladimir zalinski says his forces are still fighting in the small salt mining tongue which moscow was to secure before it can advance to nearby. buck moved, charles stratford is outside, saw the dog with the latest. we are suppose about 56 kilometers from solider,
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the military or warning us about going anywhere further down this road. we're hearing a lot of outgoing from what we understand is ukrainian artillery foreign over our heads toward solid, off to my right and tools back moot which is down the road behind me. we've seen incoming landing in fields to my left over the last sort of 10 minutes or so. what we have not seen though is any kind of large scale withdrawal of ukrainian forces. no kind of flat beds with tanks being pulled out. and there's very little traffic on this road. and indeed at the moment and, and we have been speaking to some soldiers that we've heard that we've met close to close to this area. they saying that the fighting seems to be most intense on western outskirts of solider. they say that their men are still very much in, in a fight. they're having lost seemingly. you can hear that that's actually an outgoing ero mortar or artillery. canon far in it from,
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from the left. so they saying that the fighting solider is very much ongoing. they're also saying no that what they describe was russian saboteurs. a moving into a village to the west of the solider also. so as you can hear, and as you can imagine, the situation is very tense. he indeed, but no sign of any large scale withdrawal. now yesterday we spent the day with her crane and special forces in the town of bok motes which is south of solid and very much we understand the attention now of russian forces as they try and move to surround it. and this is our report. ukrainian defensive positions west of the front line city apartments. russian infantry are slowly advancing into northern and eastern residential areas. over the hill. the center of town is almost completely destroyed. the streets are virtually deserted. o blasts
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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. they have a lot of men. power source is sent every time said troops like a ways, so we can not stop every time because we have a less guys. and unfortunately, they also lost a lot of guy said this moment men rest before their next mission, often close combat were trenches are only 20 meters apart. commanders insist, we hide their identities and don't film landmarks nearby. the could give their positions away. i want to protect my, my hope of
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a child. 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. military intelligence from our western partners is often 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 here. this being 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 a northeast of the city. we climb the stairs of a destroyed residential building. smoke rises from fresh strikes, a few streets away, close to russian hill 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 prepared, new lines of defense, char stratford, al jazeera of mort. it asked about his journey relieved now from came natasha. charles, they're talking about what's happening in the east of the country, but we're getting reports a russian my sal attacks in ki, possibly elsewhere in ukraine. what's going on? holy nose, a short while ago. air raids, a siren sa, which are good in many pulse the country, particularly in the east. none for the time being and keith, but that sunny wasn't the situation earlier today when those sirens went off. after a series of explosions, we heard at least 4 explosions. very distinctly,
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i hear in the capital. now what we understand from the local authorities in keith is that some critical infrastructure was struck. so we're talking about things like power or electricity facilities, a sort of facilities that have been repeatedly targeted by russian forces over the past. few months we're trying to make life extremely difficult for ukrainians. we also know that more than a dozen homes were damaged in the capitol. as far as we know, no casualties though, have been reported and these and there were also strikes, i should say, not just and keep in the capital, but also in the greater region. and in the past, the country in the north tennessee, the sumi, a regions in the east and city of hockey and in the south se separation, how so on? so really widespread attacks across the country at the head. oh, of the spokesperson for ukraine's air force did say
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a bit earlier that he believed that some of these attacks were the result of a ballistic missiles. was to waiting for further updates from ukrainian forces as a about these attacks. and we'll have to wait to see what happens in the day because there had been some talk that there could be a further attacks even here in the capital. keith natasha. thank you very much. indeed. natasha bought a, talking to us from keith. a gas pipeline connecting this awaiting and lot fear has exploded. the operators called amber. great and it says the bloss happened in northern, miscellaneous, but there is no evidence of attack. a nearby village was evacuated, but no injuries are dest have been reported. gosh, flowing through the pipeline was cut off cruise put on the fire opposition le rallies are on the way across to near 2 marks. the 12 year anniversary of the so called jasmine revolution. yeah, pictures from there,
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demonstrators in the capital and broken to produce barriers to access the main boulevard mass rallies in 2011, lead to the single former president of albany. and been allie and postpone uprising across the world. 10 days, unity is a position, has a power grab by president. i said, as reversed political freedom gained more than a decade ago. the u. k. has called the execution of a british or indian national intact ron callous and cowardly body was convicted of spying for the u. k. charges he denied the execution came despite last minute appeals for clemency from britain and the united states. but its prime minister recently sent access, he's appalled and that bodies death won't go unchallenged. so sad has moved from tech from a little. zach barry was definitely not an outsider. he was a key figure in the circles of the diplomatic,
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the bureaucratic political circles within iran. he had close ties with the national security council, which is headed by a leash, uncanny, and alicia can himself, is very much a close figure and close to there. that is the supreme leader and this body also overseas. all the that the nuclear negotiations and iran sensitive files regarding his foreign and foreign affairs policy. so he was a central figure here and he had also access to the sensitive centers and informations and then, and had the that had relations with the other ministries as well. so he has played an important role in this concert this way. this is one of the highest level executions in the more than history off iran. so, and now the de acquisitions against him that lead finally led his execution are that he has provided the sensitive information to the u. k. regarding iran's nuclear activities regarding iran's nuclear negotiations, regional policies,
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and the plants, how to tackle with the the sanctions. and it's a variety of the accusations did. did they are bees in does acquisition bees after that of centered around that, him being a very much key figure in, in, in this a power structure in iran. and so, and they also seemed as specifically, has provided the information to the u. k. that finally led the killing or the destination off amazon for his either who was assassinated in 2020. and that guy was simply under the head of the iranian nuclear program. and also they said that the information that he has provided lead the assassination of the top general customs for the man who was killed by the se in back that in 2020, to buy the citizens had been killed by his early forces in the occupied west. bank they were accused of firing at is really troops near jeanine. this leverage a hard group says the 2 were fighters from its armed wing called the ar couldn't brigades. meanwhile, a 19 year old from janine died on saturday from bullet wounds sustained when his
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really forces shot him 2 weeks ago. 12 palestinians have been killed by israeli troops and settlers so far this year. brazil supreme court has agreed to investigate allegations that jazz ball sonata incited supporters to attack the centers of power. last week is the 1st time the former president's been named among those accused of playing a role in the riots on january, the 8 barbara on global roubles is wrong. the priest gets this video that prompted an investigation into brazil's former president. sherpa senari it questions the legitimacy of last year's presidential paul, which he lost. he posted it on facebook 2 days after his supporters stormed key government buildings, but later deleted it. both scenario is in the united states, where he's being treated for stomach pain in florida. he flew there 2 days before his term of office ended on january, the 1st democratic lawmakers,
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what president joe biden, to reflect, boston r, as visa saying the u. s. should not offer refuge to what they described as qu plotters. brazil has not formerly requested boston, ours extradition from the u. s. reform yes. is planning to return home by the end of january, but he's not the only one authorities, one to speak t for most security chief anderson. torres was removed from his past hours after the attack. he too, is in the us. gov will not put off with him on their supper, their bus. so if next week tore his doesn't come forward through the mechanisms of international legal co operation. we're going to launch the procedures for extradition since an order for his wrestler has been issued in brazil. more than 1500 people have been detained after the attack on congress. but the former president and his security chief are the most senior officials to face investigation. barbara, and gave her out his era peruse president as apologize for the deaths of at least
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47 civilians during recent antique government protests. dinner boyar to his apology comes after 3 of a cabinet ministers resigned over the handling of the demonstrations. rallies broke out after pedal kasteel was impeached, arrested. last month. bruce chose she, prosecutor has announced 1111 inquiries into the killing civilians by security forces. are accused of using excessive force against demonstrators. i will nest 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 he's making to homeland bleed. marianna sanchez has more family mo. oh vice president of the inter american commission for human rights as part of the lawn said that the situation is very complex. he said that they're very worried about what will happen in the next few days,
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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 work. he said there has been in this equipment of shootings like gomez, young to receive you. the commission has received reports of indiscriminate shootings against demonstrators and certain regions such as i could show. it also received 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, those conditions in jail, are according to international standards. he said that they have recommended the
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peruvian government to begin a dialogue with 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 the novel new out of the prime minister. i vent the author and a has said that there is absolutely no way that she will resign because that will be like opening the door. i still had on all the 0 thousands descent of the german village of noise life as activists try to block the expansion of a coal mine. ah . now on friday, good passive china, south korea and japan recorder, record high temperatures for january. now that's up to 30 degrees and some parsons
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on china. so this is a bit of a shock. this is return to the cold weather. it should be around the wind. now it's certainly gone colder than it should be, even shanghai of fours, but 6 degrees below average. as low shall, the reappearing in hon. chewed round the coast of the cream pincers, mostly a dry inland picture from mainland china and take the route. i would get to monday, but the cold will certainly be, be found 50 degrees in hong kong. that will definitely be cold, cold, and it will feel that way. but if a change, more or less as it should be, of course, cold has brought snow and welcome snow up in synagogue general cash nit kashmir people go to watch this of course every year. and it gets you away from the rather stagnant air of the northern indian plain that produces that poor quality and fog there. so that is cleared. now there's nothing else in the sky as you can see. but the real cold weather is not so much in synagogue, it's beyond that through half gas into turkmenistan,
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were temperatures by they are really very low. but apart from that, it's look beautiful. ah, the earth is at a tipping point. scientists are telling us that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders fail to agree upon a solution. people are taking matters into that we're talking about that piece of property. now. we're trying to fax them to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people. now it's already killing people, or thrice the people's voice on al jazeera. ah ah.
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0 one to go to 0 reminder, our top story is this. our health authorities in china have reported almost $60000.00 corona wirelessly, deaths and hospitals since december, the 8th, and january, the 12th. it's the 1st major corporate one to death told loose by beijing since and loosened restrictions in early december. ukraine accuses russia having hot air strikes on important infrastructure in the capitol. he's also refuted kremlin claims that it has full control of the eastern time. and some of the u. k. is called the execution of the british iranian national intent, ron callous and cowardly. former iranian defense ministry official, i live the art body was convicted of spying for the u. k. charges that he denied thousands of activists are gathering in the german village of lloyd's for the us as they tried to block the expansion of a coal mine. swedish climate activists gross
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a ton bug has joined them. please have been evicting demonstrators since whiten state police say around 470 protesters have been removed from the site and dozens will be the arrested service. since joining us live from the protest camp act lot started step. there was a point to which the numbers of the protesters looked like it might be dropping, but it seems now the crowds are growing again. well, absolutely. i, the situation is now that the village of literature, which is somewhere behind me, it's nearly fully controlled now by police and by the energy company r w e. there's only a few activist still left there are among them are at least 2 people according to police, still hiding in a tunnel. as far as we know. now the energy companies trying with workers to get to this tunnel and try to get to them and is also still some people up in the trees. but most of the people have been removed. we've witnessed this process in the last
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couple of days, but what's happening today is that a will be a large rally with people coming from all over the country, from germany, from all kinds of regions. and we've seen a lot of them already on the road. and they will gather here at this location, outside of literature, but on the corner of this huge lick nights, a co brown coal mine, which of course, is at the center of these protests. and i'm joined here by one of the protesters who will rally today. it's christoph allow months from the group. i'll a door for blind. all villages should remain, but it seems the battle val, it's are right. it's now lost. i wouldn't say so because as you say, there are people still holding out in the village. and this protest today is going to be so huge it's, it's going to be delayed because people like the motor way is blocked because so many people are coming. people are walking along the most way as i speak, the trains of skipping stations because they're full to the brim. and with that, i think we haven't lost yet. and if but neutral is destroyed in the end. it's not
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us who lose, it's all of us as society. but i think with the process in these last 2 weeks, we've shown that actually we're winning because the government is alone on this. all the scientific community has come and is speaking out for us. celebrities have come, that's been turned situations and many cities people are coming from all over europe to this day to day. and so actually, i'm pretty kathy with what we achieved. but despite the ongoing protest of government and also the green party was part of the grub, government has not changed its mind at the green minister was responsible for the expansion of the mind sass. it's a painful compromise which we have to do because of the war in ukraine and the energy crisis. he says it's just a temporarily temporary tampering solution, but we will face out call at the end. yes, it does say that the thing is, the quantity of coal is war is an important. it doesn't matter when we phase out.
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it's how much we burn and they want to burn 280000000 tons from here. and if we want to stay safe, are the human species and have a more or less fair, a contribution by germany, it would be $20000000.00 tons a slight less than a 10th. so it's not simply sas, we don't have a choice. of course we have a choice. the question is, what do we use energy for? and that's what they never want to talk about. and germany produces so much stuff that nobody needs. we flood the world with heavy fuel guzzling cars, for example, and a lot stuff that nobody else needs, like fertilizers, i, we need to change that something we need to change all of our economy if we want to battle this crisis and the government is not prepared to do that when we will push them to climate activist, our gratitude work is also appearing here today. how important is it that that she is here? i think it's, yeah,
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it's really important that she's here to and that all of the movement is coming together. and this process is really giving back life to the climate movement in germany. and yeah, i'm really happy that great. i was coming there and all the other speakers as well . pizza to nights is from nigeria and. and that's good and yeah, it's going to be absolutely awesome. um yeah, i'm really happy with this support. thank you so much for joining us, sir. as sir christopher says, we are expecting a lot of people, maybe thousands there on the way here to this absolute mighty field in there. very windy, stormy weather here. the alerts rat services target is from the protest camps that thank you very much indeed. or hundreds of people in india's, northern kamali and region are being forced out of their houses because their homes are crumbling. more than 700 houses, joseph had been cracking the ground beneath them. sings is the story of the honor of one of those collapsing homes. they made an i'm under sac lannie. her mass on my
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name is under suck. lani. i'm from sunny village. and george, she much. my family has been living here for more than 70 years though. i that if you say, thought i thought i married my grandmother pratt started appearing in a house in 2021 and thought they started getting bigger. we thought it was routine . we covered them with cement, to my on around 3rd, january, they became very big valley by joining monsoons we were very scared. when it rained heavily we would leave the house on. the water was coming from all sides and we were scared. the walls were collapsing out and you can see we have stuffed loads into those crackers lamadue center. on november 2021. we've been asking authorities to take a look at these tractor. a local official came last year and rubbish up and saw that we even gave a memorandum to the chief minister when he visited a nearby village there now. but nobody listened to us now that big hotels have developed cracked, the government is fine. any leaky, not everybody on january 6th, they asked us to ship though a few houses here and
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a lot of tourist come to ali to ski. one people want to own more so many buildings have come up that people started selling their farms. there are lots of buyers, a lot of people here outside open an avenue that it's very difficult to live in the hotel and we only go there to sleep, a cows, a hill, and other stuff we bought with much difficulties here. where would we dig it out? of the hotel is only for our slang, but where will you take the cows and they are a livelihood you can hear what the government is saying. they give us $1800.00, but we haven't received it. and also we go to the government office when we get time, but what will we do with $1800.00? our stuff costs more than $3000.00. we took a lot to build out abby boldoff. we want full compensation for a land and a housing that's when we will shift from hill half hour. where would we go after leaving a land lake at marin? yes, president joe biden says washington remains strongly committed to its alliance with japan. he was speaking junior visit by japanese prime minister formula kisha. it's cation, his 1st trip to the u. s. capital since taking office in 2021. japan's leader is on
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a global tour aimed at deepening alliances in the face of growing regional security threats from china and north korea. modernize your military alliance and story increase in defense spending and new national security strategy. and be crystal clear. united states fully thoroughly leaving community mandavi's government says 750 people have died in the worst cholera outbreak in 2 decades. sort of the closure of businesses without proper sanitation and restricted the sale of pre cooked food, african health authority, se 14 countries in continent reporting cholera cases. many due to flooding the health minister has urged millenniums to get vaccinated to slow the transmission of the waterborne disease. i didn't have a bid, i would end up with her to put an end middle into says we've received 2900000 doses of the color of vaccine. but as we speak,
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we have about 40000 left. it means malawi ins got the vaccine. what is boring, however, is that those that received the vaccine and not the ones at high risk, those that are at high risk, a proving difficult to convince to take the vaccine mammogram agreed court has dropped espionage charges against 24 activists involved and rescuing migrants, citing procedural flaws and the case. the defendants were associated with a non profit search and rescue group that operated from last boss from 2016 until 2018. the ruling came just hours after the un called for the charges to be dropped . the prosecutor has been order to re file the case that we don't get to go to trial. it means that we don't get to have a spouse and not guilty. it is simply a procedure or a mistake. that means a best cannot proceed. and if this same tactic gets deployed again for the felony trial, which we're still waiting to happen, it's 15 more years of weighting of errors. all we want is justice. we want this to
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go to trial. and it doesn't seem like that will happen any time soon. given what happened today, charles like this are deeply concerning because they criminalize life saving work and set a dangerous precedent. indeed, there has already been a chilling effect with human rights defenders and humanitarian organizations forced to hold that human rights work in greece and other e countries. one of the world's largest muslim gatherings, the itchy eyes underway and bangladesh, hundreds of phases of people will come from all over the world to the outskirts of jacka, the festival dates back to the 1960s. and it consists of 3 days of prayers and elections from scholars to discuss versus the koran. okay, let me take you back to our earlier story. the opposition led valleys, which are underway, across chin, is here mocking the 12 year anniversary of the jasmine revolution. demonstrators in the.
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