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hello, i'm marianna mozy. welcome to the news our live from london coming up for the 3rd week in a row, tens of thousands of israelis rally against benjamin netanyahu. government and his plans to reform the judiciary police and peru evict protested from a university campus in lima as the ongoing protest around the country lead to the closure of my 2 peach. you. brazil president fires the army chief following a storming of congress by far. i protested. dafter talked to the taliban, the un top female official tells al jazeera, much more must be done to help women and girls in afghanistan about pete estimate in dover with your sport. liverpool and chelsea continued disappointing premier league season. mobile jaw coverage comes through. he stood match at the australian open despite struggling with a hamstring injury. ah

. hello and welcome to and he's out will for 3rd, we can roddy. now tens of thousands of people have joined protests against israel's new right when coalition that by benjamin netanyahu and its plans to make changes to the judicial system. now demonstrations took place in both tel aviv and in west jerusalem. here the hope of the president, public anger is mounting after the new justice minister unveil reforms that would weaken the powers of the supreme court critic say, the changes will undermine freedoms and give absolute power to the far right government. and mon cognizant, the protest in west jerusalem we have a just a quick look around. you'll see this inflatable red line that actually represent the red line for democracy. the protesters say that benjamin netanyahu cannot cross that line all throughout. hey, you see all of the slogans that we've been saying in these protests. and this

protest including benjamin netanyahu is a criminal that the democracy must be defended as real concerns her over civil rights. for example. now, 3 weeks ago this protests were spots by proposed changes by the justice minister to the supreme court. they were effectively going to strip the supreme court of any time they had to overturn parliament decisions. it's got bigger than that. this is a much school about people wondering, worrying about a threat to democracy and you have to say in jerusalem, there aren't really protest all this. there was some in 2020 large in number, once again against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. government, but they're getting bigger and that's because jerusalem is where religious city, very conservative city. so lot that values a lot of people's values. they align with the goals, but because of this threat approaches to say to democracy,

they are incredibly concerned. but is it going to change anything? well, that's the question i put to the protesters. you see here, people from all kinds, all kinds of various policies is this thing, those change which, which, which would we feel that with radical change really expecting would be the same one. 0, the experience in hungary and the lights. and this is something that would very much like prevent, i think that the more people that go out it will get more pressure to the government to stop this law likes laws against the demo democracy, them now it's not just here across israel in high for example, and in televi that have been mass protest, telephone is by far the largest, although there is a lot of people here. in the 1st week we saw 50000 people,

80000 people in the 2nd week in the process, the organizes are suggesting that might be anywhere up to a 120000 people out on the streets in television. that's a significant number. now the idea full to protest organizes is to get as many people out on the streets as possible so that the politicians have to pay attention and they get worried about some of their support. leaving them that they may will be able to have a vote of no confidence in the government and try and force trigger new elections. so in other developments, even falling today, a palestinian man has been shot dead by an israeli settler in the occupied westbank . tarika de marley was killed near the village of rusk, her car, west of ramallah, video posted on line appears to sham chasing a settler with that stops and shoots him. is there any force to say he was? he was shot in order to prevent a stabbing 18 palestinians have been killed in the west bank by israeli forces, or by settlers this month. it seems that the army had stopped him and they

don't know what happened when they told him he was more to do. my love may he so rest in peace he died. does a sacrifice for the alarm for the country. my beloved son, may god have mercy on you, my beloved daughter, now police and peruse capital. lima evicted, protest is from a university campus. they broke through one of the university campuses main. gates on saturday, carrying shields and helmets. and they use tear gas to disperse, the protest as demonstrations won't present in a boise to resign in a pretty set of breeders esick pedro castillo to be released from jail. now he was impeached and arrested on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. in december, at least 50 people have now been killed in confrontations with security forces. peru is also closed, its famous tourist site much repeat you indefinitely. tourists and al, stranded at the base of the incursions in the town of august callian test,

where trains usually run to costco for his tourism minister says the railway has been damaged and some tourists are walking hours just to get the nearest road. so marianna sanchez is following the story. she joins us now from the capital, lima. first of all, what you tell us about the protests as you occupying that university campus survey now been completely cleared from the grounds. that's right, maria, this, it took several hours for police to break in this door behind me with an armored personnel carrier and about $400.00 police officers who in riot gear, entered firing fire into your gas. and they started searching for, for, for students who are hiding in different parts of the university. but also this has been the place where many people have been camping out since they came from the highlands from costco porno,

and away less places in the south of the country that that, that where they came from, they're very poor people. and so students opened the doors for them to stay here. we were here a couple of days ago, and there were mattresses out here in the garden. our people were bringing in water and food to help them. but last night, the director of the university who said that about 300 people pro protesters who went in to their area of security and rob some security gear and so on. so she asked for them to be a victim. she had been saying to one of them evicted for a few days now. so that's why this happened in the morning without a prosecutor present, but we are in the state of emergency. so there is a discussion whether this was a legal action or not. these are protesters have been taken to the anti terrorism headquarters. they have been,

they have been detained there and we will see what happens because of this, our investigations that taken a long time. and many of them are people who don't even know how to speak spanish. there they speak to us. so we know that there are, there is a mix of people, 205, the ministry of your, your half said who are now detained. marian, of course we know that peru is a great tourist destination for many people. and now that the lovely matcher picchu has been close, it tell us about how long this is likely to last and also what it means for people who are now stranded there. well, officials have said that they have close match indefinitely. and there have been problems for some time now because the crisis started in december, the 7th. and so the usual numbers of people entering much peach daily was about

2000 people or more than 2000. now there were about $500.00 or less than $500.00 every day, but now the authorities decided to close it because to protect the site and also to protect, of course, the integrity of visitors. now there's another version to this uh, the owners of shops, restaurants, and hotels in our calendars, which is the town that is under the mountain we're about to beaches located who have close to everything because they said that they have done this in solidarity to the protesters. around the country, of course there's also the fact that some of the rails have been vandalized, they've been destroyed. so the train, which is the basically the only way to get there fast. you can also walk. but to get there fast, that have been destroyed for the train can get there anyway. so this is the

situation, of course. it implies millions and millions of dollars in tourism losses, economic losses and tourism not only from a to p 2, but in course got for north america about places where protests are more violent these days where the many of these places it leaked darker and coastal city they depend pretty much on tourism and there is a massive cancellations of trips in the next few months. i think it's until about july or october. i've been told that their tours have been canceling, so it's going to be very difficult for people to come to come out of the of, of this having been it after the pandemic that hit peru really hard to say this consequences that the, the economy, thank you very much mine is sanchez in lima. we want to take you to brazil. now

present louise and ask you a little. it is. the silver is fired. the country's army come on the now look, says that intelligence services fail and government buildings in brazil was stormed by supporters of the former president. ch are both in our earlier this month. general. i rude up and been commander of the army since december. new la has vowed to purge both in our loyal us from brazil, security forces, or fail. kathy, donnie is a professor of public safety at the utility of vargas foundation. he joins us live now from south palo by skype because we knew that president had been critical of the armed forces. but how could the sacking of the army chief affect his relationship with the military? could it exacerbate tension? well, i don't think so. i think the military needs commands and president lou line, the other members of the government were dissatisfied with the commander of the army because they were thinking that he was being too lenient towards the

foreigners and supporters of president bulls on our own. and there are some people inside their army, especially one person who was a chief of stop for both on our way. and now he was nominated coleman there of about a year to brazil. and it was the satisfied with that. and he saw us and that coughing, discipline from the former army call monday and decided to replacing which 1st i think is a good idea. many 3rd people needs command and use that, trying to, to stablish a clear, loud and clear comment over the maritime brazil. sure. i mean, there is an argument for placing the army chief, but is it going to could it increase hostility from the latree towards hula? because removing general ruder could entrench or harden support for both scenarios in a way. it's not going to change the royalties of members of the armed forces. well,

i think the question is, the army needs, if they want to do something against lula, they need to have proper support and they don't have it. and they don't have also international support was this, i think the situation was unbearable. personally, i believe that lula who had fired him last week when the, when the buildings were invaded. and i think he was also responsible because they're, i mean, they did dr. the show us and i think he's a good strategy to replace comment and also the brazilian army. despite that, we had to be the theater ship, some like more than 10 years ago. they think to be very disciplined. wilson, i was meaning to make a military coup in brazil when he got support from the army from the, even from their force. so i think they're quite disciplined. is the question just of just suggesting that the starting of the government and i'm pretty sure the army is going to remain under control of the president. and i don't see been doing anything dusty against the, with the president population trying to tell you who brazil, despite all the problems and all the difficulties we had have kind of

a started democracy in the army, things to be disciplined. of course, there are supported from presidential review books on that'll be said to sounds like army, they're complex institutions. but at the end of the day, i think, you know, law is trying to rule the roost here. and i think i just can i ask you that . i mean they might not do anything against the population now, but the what happened on january 8, 15 is the biggest attack on brazil, democracy for decades. what is the only becoming more ideological? has something shifted in the last 5 years for that? yeah, that's definitely, that's the key to think most and i don't wanna go over and in giving a lot of good things that go over them into the army. they were, he was also finding lots of the demands they were having. and also naturally scenario got the support of many military people, especially people retired military people. so this has including for sure,

the rank and file here and also the commanders. and they were more the ideological passage to what i represent this in one side, but in the other size, they also know that they have to be professionals because they don't have internal support for a military coup. and they don't have also external support. international support from united states on freight from china in order to congress to make them who can resume. so of course their attention in terms of the army being a logical, but i think it will try to make them more professional. they had to be professional for a long time before the board when i was and i'm and, and i think they will get back on track after of course, of course some scuffs and some patients between the last in government and army. thank you very much. raphael candy barney presser, public safety. these are tuleya, vargas foundation. there in south palo. it was the news, our life from london, national soul to bring him. ah, a day of the anti france protest. burkina faso,

military government demands the french troops, leave the country. towns in his main opposition party holds its 1st mass rally in more than 6 years. under government lifts, a battle political gatherings. and a former winner is in control going into the final round of golf. abu dhabi championship, who's a lot of the details in schools, ah, the united nations eyes ranking, female official says, what's happening in afghanistan is a grave crisis from it. women's rights and a wake up call for the international community taliban as bond women from education and from much of public life. you end up the century. general amina mohammed is just wrapped up a 4 day visit to afghanistan, and warns that much remains to be achieved. we hear from her shortly 1st though,

his this report from laura con. this was the 1st high level meeting between the u. n and taliban since a re to power in afghanistan and the u. n. delegation by the organization's highest ranking woman deputy sector general amena mohammed, she held talks with acting foreign affairs minister. amir con would tarkey top of the gender reversing restrictions on women's access to education and work. a ministry spokesman posted on twitter that they also discuss travel restrictions and government officials and financial functions imposed by the international community . when the taliban took power in august 2021, washington froze almost $10000000000.00 in assets belonging to afghan central bank . the economy shrunk by at least 20 percent. the un says 9 or 10 households don't have enough to eat and is struggled to help of the taliban

band. women working with charities that band is now being partially lifted and un delegate say, they're pleased with the progress last month when we're back from attending university, they've all been banned from attending secondary education and some government jobs . the u. n. delegation will be looking for progress on this issue to north han al jazeera. so early on, my colleague followed by timbo, spoke to the deputy sector general. mean him a 100 in dough. it was always very clear to me. i'm going in there as an opportunity to add the voices of women of afghanistan. we heard this some young women who said to us, we don't need your voice senior to amplify ours when you get, in essence, we don't have that opportunity for going in the house. very focused on getting those messages across and getting into the room. it is always intimidating when you're facing people who do such things in this world is we don't accept. but i

think, you know, focus on the issue and push it and we did and they didn't, in some cases, didn't accept it. and try to put you in your place, but i think we were strong enough to push back. i think you find yourself almost a moment at the helm of the says in the united nations. and it so happens that there's a delegation of work that you do in that. and the top diplomat goes that was being, unless the woman i think was a plus for the international community. because i know that my religion doesn't teach or preach, that we don't have a right to cation. i'm a products of education, and the deputy secretary general, the united nations, and the car bulky as a spokesperson for the taliban ministry of foreign affairs. now he says the sum and jos were trying to create what he called social change in afghanistan. that's the accusation. and that the taliban is allowing organizations to operate if they align with their values as the cardinal principal off. and your work is

impartiality and neutrality. to that and those in jose who were really involved in humanitarian work and we're committed to this principle and not interfering in the local customs and norms. they were given exemptions in some areas including health. they have resumed their work and we welcome that. as for those who are unable or unwilling to stick to this principle, they have only shown that perhaps this decision was the best interest of a lot of fun and india. and we will continue to prioritize the stability and security of and that means this idea that there's a ban on education is absolutely incorrect as part of a particular narrative and agenda that has been driven by some actors who again

have taken hostage to you. and in terms of helping the people of science instead of working on areas and in a way that empowers the government to take the needed actions to help and provide the basic needs of the sun as yet, neither car hale was a judge in afghan has done he was forced to free the taliban. she joined us live now from manchester. we were hearing the deputy director general and that clip speaking about the purpose of her trip being to amplify the voices of young women and girls who have suffered from a draconian crackdown on their basic right. did the taliban get more out of this trip than united nations or the international community? well, i appreciate it. the other folks thought of janice and their kindness are to

think about women, future enough canister. but for me, i think the back from in the honda because we know we don't know about what was the agenda about and that was not just a crisis about it or guess it's about safety and security women in afghanistan saw the taliban, of course, that they make a kind of propaganda to bring the initial community attention for their benefit. i think this all, it makes not any difference in women life in afghanistan who in a position to try and speak to the taliban now to establish some sort of line of communication that might be used to defend or speak up for women and girls

or is that something that is just not possible in the current circumstances. the most important thing, afghanistan, this is our battle. and they going to meet with the taliban to sure. bring go women's together. and we have a professional women that denise does should have the women opinion. and their agenda without the women were without people and have a son. that problem would be not solved. but maybe this and other options are. 3 if the bringer, the muslim countries together with women in afghanistan and the united nation and the taliban, they can discuss about it that we sold the problem. but without people in afghanistan without women in afghanistan, how can this on our problem? right? i mean, it is very important, an international,

a trip that was made by adapt. he's actually general. but from what you're saying, it appears that female activists were not consulted. they were not part of any process. it's not clear toll a purpose or the agenda was and nothing was achieved for the women in afghanistan. yes, because i was thinking the agenda should, will discuss about the security and safety of women. because kidnapping, killing women activist, and i've got a son increased killing go for his dodging. people increased this all should be discussed in the meeting. but when i read the statement, there is no any kind of discussion about women are activist or dod civilians killed by the taliban, all the killing by the thought of on as well. recently lost our job in b. and i've got a job. that's what for me was very important, the security and safety for women and people and i've got

a son and then this we think the never discuss about it. all right, well thank you very much for joining us. i appreciate you taking time out here. i'm a cocktail for my afghan judge. now living in manchester, we turn our attention now to begin a faster because the government that has demanded the departure of french troops station in the country. it's giving them a month to leave. comes a day after hundreds of people demonstrated against the french military presence in the capital. want to do good. many say the former colonial powers failed to improve security in the country. according to the united nations. thousands of people have been killed in picking a faster since 2015 and nearly 3000000 displaced in violence linked to on good. on friday, the army fried a group of more than 60 women and children who are abducted by common last week. unprecedented mass kidnapping happened in the northern district of our binda, an area under blockade by om groups linked to al qaeda. an ice hill captors were

found by the military and neighboring province of being held for 8 days on out of tens. any of the opposition today, my party is held rally for the 1st time in 6 and a half years. government lifted a band earlier this month that was imposed by the former president john. michael flew in 2016, under the restrictions opposition. rallies violently broken out by police, and politicians were frequently jailed the next presidential election. tons in is choose to happen. in b a 2025 former presidential candidate can do. lucy says he'll be flying back from exile on wednesday. jeffrey smith is the founding director. yvonne gone after the wife closely with townsend, is opposition. joins us live via skype from washington. d. c. have you been in touch with 10, dilute, sue, and do you think he will be safe to return to towns near this week? well, that is certainly the hope we have information that he has been given assurances by

the president herself that his safety and security will will be paramount upon his return. i think today it was very refreshing to see that the major opposition rally that happened went off without violence. it was peaceful. it was attended by many in the 10th, and the security forces. and instead of rounding up all of those there and arresting them and putting them in prison on trumped up charges, they actually stood back and allowed to take place. so i think there's certainly room for optimism going forward. now that there is a bit more breathing room for the opposition in the political and social space in towns and what might their plan be now, what sort of strategy ahead of 2025. now that they can freely gather and organize themselves again? well it's, it's going to be very difficult. i think the lifting of the ban on political activity by the opposition is a welcome step in the right direction. and, but we really have to measure that against what has happened over the past 22

months since president has been in power. you know, she has taken measures to respond to some human rights concern. many one courage, especially by her 1st 100 days in office when she 1st and foremost reverse the previous administrations horrible. cooper 19 denial is and she even freed political prisoners, including a prominent perjury. men who had been detained without trial for almost a decade. but major concerns remained. the government has continued to restrict media. they have continued to muzzle civic space and civic activists. journalists continue to be arbitrarily arrested as well as critics of the government. a one prominent example of that is the chairman of the opposition party himself. freeman and boy, he was recently in prison for 7 months, an entirely trumped up charges of terrorism before the case was ultimately dropped around last year at this time. but there are a number of examples of newspaper editors and journalists, even cartoonists, satirists, who use satire as a form of social commentary,

have been repeatedly arrested and harassed. they've been prevented from doing their jobs. human rights lawyers, including fatma cru may, she's been barred as well as others from practicing law. and we have to remember just last year, prominent activists who was calling for constitutional reforms, long overdue, and needed constitutional reforms was abducted many believe by state authority. so a lot of work and a lot of reforms need to be undertaken for the opposition to really move and act really in a country that that desperately needs to be quite honest. as you say, the hope is that they have turned the page on a dark chapter, but a lot could still happen between now and 2025. and i suppose it could be situation where tend to lose who is allowed to continue with his activities. but there is still a crackdown on civil society. absolutely, and let's remember, maybe even to tell those listening today tend to list to was, it was shot over a dozen times in 2017. it was an official assassination attempt against him. it

occurred in a secure government compound earlier that day. coincidentally, there the security cameras that, that the outlined, the entire perimeter were shut off. he barely survived. and that's when we started working with vanguard, africa, back in 2017. so he is an incredibly courageous political leader. one of the most bravest, a leaders i have had the opportunity and privilege to work with. so it's important that, that, you know, his story is told and that his return to the country it is covered on outlets like allergies, era and others. because that sort of spotlight, that sustain spotlight does offer a layer of protection for him and for others in the pro democracy space in tanzania that might not otherwise exist. well, we'll keep our eye on times and, and thank you very much jeffrey smith. thank you. so i had for you on the program a danish far i need a bunch. the koran outside turkeys embassy in sweden intentions between the 2

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a storm mediterranean. the me straw that cold wind is being drawn through the round valley in southern france. and the whole thing is wind up around what is the center of low somewhere in the attic. so the mornings are free to leave a heavy snow. they've gone through now, but i think strong winds rain down the coast to crash it down to was grease or induce yet more flooding, potentially now bane here and stay on the higher ground now in the balkans, stay hungry or all right as well for the rest of europe, it's basically cold with outbreaks of light is snow in over competitions, particularly in germany, will tend to clear up a time you get to monday. now if some of that weather affects the north coast of africa for algeria to nicea, there were shout equally in some parts of west africa. but the concentration of heavy rain is chill through d r. c, zambia and madagascar. ah, i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your

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ah ah. oh, come back here with the news ally from london, the main stories now for the 3rd we can running tens of thousands of people have joined protests against israel's new right when government led by benjamin netanyahu and his plans to reform the judicial system, police and peruvian evicting protest is from a university campus in the capital, lima demonstrations have been taking place for weeks with calls for president, deena blue water to resign. at least 50 people have been killed. and in brazil, the president last year has fired the countries army. commander lula says the intelligence services failed when that government buildings and brazilian was stalled by supporters of the for president. earlier this month. now tensions have

been escalating between sweden and the turkish government. after the leader of a danish far right party burned a copy of the koran, the muslim holy book this happened during a protest outside the turkish embassy and stalk hon, rasmus paladin health. both danish and swedish citizenship is it prompted anchor to cancel a plan visit by sweden's defense minister it sir. nato member is held off on a proving sweden's application to join the military alliance at once. the government to crack down on grims and caresses. a security threats, rewards are the local is richer target. we've been following the process regarding this visit. as you're aware, we observed that they've been no reactions from the swedish administration regarding those disgusting and mean actions against turkey and our president. at this point, the visit of swedish defense minister paul johnson, to, to kia on january the 27th has become meaningless. so we cancelled the visit to morgan. col built as

a former swedish prime minister in the co chair of the european council on foreign relations. he says the price has, has nothing to do with the government. the swedish government has nothing to do with ever. with what sort of isolated extreme is loonies of which we have some means we were not entirely load in the world and having luna's. ready runaround in the streets, won't you do things? and please try to say that they see that they do it at places that doesn't cause any harm. and a swedish public doesn't really take in the note. this particular guy has been doing it several times before at several locations, and it has nothing to do with the swedish government. a senior advisor to ukraine is present. automobile zalinski is urging their allies to think foster about stepping up military support. almost civilians will die on friday, ukraine's partners pay hundreds of millions of dollars in new military equipment, talks in germany, and they fell short of sending the german leper to tax. you find is repeatedly

awful advising the kyla. fidel yet tweeted that the indecision is killing more of his people. meanwhile, present ramirez lansky has joined morning loyal service for the victims of wednesdays. helicopter crash, 14 people were killed, including ukraine's interior minister and 6 senior officials. when the helicopter came down in sick fault, on the outskirts of the capital, keith and investigation is still happening into what caused the crash. but there's no indication that it was anything more than an accident. leader of the wagner group has responded to that designation as a criminal organization by the united states. by writing a letter to the white house mercenary organisation has been at the forefront of recent russian fighting in ukraine on the hush has moved from moscow. there is no official response or reaction to of this, that ignition. however, the head of wagner group gotten posted on his telegram channel. what, what like action to this and saying that now we are colleagues with the us and we

can come back together to the what he described as transnational criminal clans. then he posted a letter that he directed or sent to the us national security council. addressing kirby and, and asking what did bmc wagner do so that its designated criminal group. so this is, this is the reaction from, from precaution himself, from the wagner group itself, nothing that's had from the russian foreign ministry or from the criminal. then we don't really expect to hear anything any soon. now, it seems that wagner is taking more role and the war in ukraine, or the special operation at the school here and, and russia. and we'll see that in the coming weeks and days protested, have been back on the streets of the french capital, paris, angry at government plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. the mass

riding for is a nationwide strike on thursday, which involve more than a 1000000 people more protests upon for later this week. and another mass strike has been called for the 31st of january. the government says the plan is vital to safeguard the state pension system. as long as i'm still standing and breathing, i will fight so that people won't spend their lives at work. so we can enjoy our families, children, hobbies, and friends. if not, it's not a life when not only hit work, but if we don't feel like we don't scare him, mccomb went back down. we must show him that way here and angry. protest as well in spain where tens of thousands of people been demonstrating in space. capital madrid, protest to say that the left us government has undermined spain constitution some 30000 people turned out in front of madrid. city hall on fact today, many waving spanish flags and calling for prime minister pedro sanchez to resign. roddy was called by dozens of writing civil society groups and backed by

conservative opposition parties, were more anti government protests had been taking place in iran. demonstrators chanted death to the dictator. walmart schanzer had done the capital of iran solutions done province. i've been mass protest across the country since september, triggered by the death of 22 year old man. i mean, in police custody. i mean he was arrested for violating a wrong stress code for women residences. i dont have taken of the streets every friday since. i mean its death now it's 11 in the currency. it has weakened its lost 95 percent of its value tends to start the country's economic meltdown in 2019 . the mirror is now trading up close to $50000.00 to $1.00 against the us dollar. instead of implementing much to reforms, the political elite is accused of creating a confusing exchange rate system that's hurting the people who rely on it. the most say the holder has more from beirut goods, services, hospital fees, insurance, they're all priced in. foreign currency lebanon's economy has become dollar rise

because the local currency is nearly worthless. can shun assumable, we buy everything in dollars. our goods, our rent electricity. yes, we should price in the local currency, but it's not possible because its value keeps fluctuating. trading is dominated by the black market exchange rate. it's hovering around $50000.00 lire to the dollar, causing even more economic difficulties for people already struggling to get by. but it's not the only rate. politicians and bankers are accused of creating a multiple exchange rate system to cover up losses in the billions of dollars solvency problem because their money public sector at the central bank government, the public, is unable to pay them back. they have this major gap and they are trying to shift it because it says there was a haircut. and how do they do the hair cut through this multiple exchange rate

system? it's known as the lawler, lebanese dollar, or bank rate, and it is used to withdraw trapped foreign currency deposits. and while the official rate has been pegged at $1500.00 leader to the dollar since 1997, the government says the fiscal situation means it has to collect taxes and fees at another rate. and then there is the site for 8. i refer is one of the policies introduced by the central bank to protect the div valuating lira. it involves pumping dollars into the market from its dwindling foreign currency reserves through the exchange platform. but it's proven to be unsustainable. authorities are planning to increase the official rate 10 fold next month, which they say will help alleviate the crisis. economists disagree when you are trying to artificially fix a, a lebanese pound at $15000.00 and everybody knows that your central bank doesn't

have any more, any liquidity, because it's actually running losses of more than 60000000000 dollar. so there is no credibility to this new exchange rate, the political business, a liter blame for failing to implement reforms in the financial sector. instead, they have been offering temporary solutions that really lebanese, say, benefit them and worse, and a crisis that's now in its 4th here. selling their elders either be root the chief of staff of us president joe biden is going to step down in the coming weeks according to sources at the white house. one client is served on the biden since the start of his presidency. 2 years ago. he also worked under both biden and al gore when they were vice president, chief of staff is the senior managerial role for the president responsible for driving policy and hiring senior members of staff. it's exactly 3 years since the

1st case of coverage 19 was reported in the united states. about 1100000 americans have died from the disease since then. while the country has made advances in fighting the virus. many people are still dying. gabriel, arizona reports from new york for angela troy. it's a never ending nightmare. in april, 2020, her beloved father went to the hospital after falling ill. he was put on a ventilator. 10 days later he died. one of the early victims of covert in the united states, that's what makes cohen control if you think they're getting better and the doctors are like, they're getting better and the next day, their dad like so many others, he died alone. no family members were allowed inside the hospital to see him because it was deemed to unsafe. that still hans angelina. i didn't see him. i didn't touch him. i didn't get a hold his hand as he passed away. i didn't get to tell him i loved. alas,

kissed that that never happened when you're not able to do those things. you're in a state of suspended warning, i think probably forever today, 93 percent of americans over 65 years old or fully vaccinated. but issues persist. it's estimated nearly 10 percent of americans suffer from so called long coven depilatory side effects that linger months after contracting the virus and anxiety still shadows. the 7000000 and you know, compromised americans who face a heightened risk of catching cove. it there still hundreds of people every single day dying from covert in the united states. those who study the disease and track its progress, say the u. s. needs to do a better job of learning from those deaths. we have upwards of 500 deaths,

at least, of covert every day in the us. and we know very little about who these people are, why they're falling through the cracks. and you know where there may have been missed opportunities along the way. whether it be vaccination, or whether it be, be up to on vaccination, whether it be access to antivirals. this is important to course, correct, our implementation and our response to the panoramic. even now 3 years into the, into it for angelina. any progress made fighting cove. it is too late for her loved one. my father was a good, genuine, high and gentle sweet, generous person. and he didn't deserve to die like that. or any of the people who continue to 3 years later, gabriel is al jazeera new york. now, a prominent chinese scientists is saying there isn't likely to be a big covert rebound in china in the coming months. because 80 percent of the

population of already been infected. hundreds of millions of chinese have been on the move to celebrate the lunar new year raising fears of new outbreaks in rural areas. and the families are uniting for the 1st time in 3 years. now that covetous and china is ended, it 0 covert policy. gina stopped releasing daily information about cases and deaths . a river in the balkans usually renown for stunning natural beauty, has been transformed into a floating rubbish heap. mountains of waste is a mass behind a barrier and the drain, a river, which runs from northwestern wanted agro 3 bee and bosnia. much of the rubbish was dumped in poorly regulated riverside landfills or directly into the waterways. the job for to la is an environmental activists trying to bring awareness to the issue, organelle azusa law, which is as going years or a. gordon is an behind us is a barrier that contains the floating waist that comes from the upper basin of the

dream river, as well as some from the limb river. nurses this disuse been prevalent for the past 2 decades in visegrad with you and it poses a significant, ecological disaster are what are the in addition to floating waste such as plastic leather, are also various and household items, including refrigerators and stoves. we will keep all of what a, in addition to posing a significant health and environmental problem. this is a source of great embarrassment for all of us. as we seem unable to solve this issue for such a prolonged period or of this effectively transforms visegrad into a de facto regional landfill, by the one chooses to acknowledge that or not imo still had for you on this new is are from london. and him are, is exhausting. one at the australian open comes to an end. those details shortly. ah,

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ah ah tanya for his fault with peter in don't. marian thank she, novak talk of it remains on call, sweet 10th australian open title. despite some injury worries he beat bulgaria as griggs demitra in straight sets to reach round foreign melvin. they did need a medical time out of the building, the opening states for treatments on his left hamstring job, which is aiming for a record equaling 22nd grand slam drawn level. with raffle madell, you'll face us radius alex, them. and normally, every season counts, i guess now you know you, when you come to the probably the last the stage last quarter of your career and,

you know, obviously you, you start, i think appreciating and valuing every single tournament more because you know that you might not have too many left in the tank, but you know, i've been very fortunate to do what i love. i truly love this board. i love competing. it's been now almost 20 years of professional sports. oh yeah. i can't be more grateful than andy murray is entertaining, run has come to an end of to winning his last 2 matches and 5 says interior for a and finish. he again food hard but was finally beaten by stains. roberta batista a good, the former will number one, losing in forces. se a good will say american, so me pull for a place in the call to find can always control the outcome. you can control her well, you're going to play or you know the result. ah, but you know, you can control and the effort that you put into an i gave

everything i had the last. the last 3 matches. seed andre robledo swept aside britons, dan evans, to book he's placing round for the russian had 3 times more winners than evans in a dominant, straight sets victory, rhubarb who has never reached the semifinals of a grand slam is now one away from 7 major, 25 i think i have a good came to fight against our player so to play and compete baths in the mental part muscle thanks is stopping me. sometimes i wanna talk badly and then i cannot control myself and, and then is at this level, it's all about mental and the top players they're, they're better at the moment. mixed up for ruby of is danish 9 seed holger bruno, the 19 year old had a nasty looking full during the 2nd set of his match with frenchman and bear. he

turned his right ankle and also hurt his wrists. but after being checked over by the physio, he was okay to continue and wrapped up a conferencing victory. i shall directly over him, but yeah, i mean, i was able to play for this. i said, of course i was a bit worried what had been, but i saw the slow motion as to imagine nothing dangerous. sam didn't check it yet by day house able to play and there, you know, relaxed a lot more because i was a bit afraid. but on the sheer play, very good after have been so i'm there and i'm feeling hopeful now through a rising star in the women's tournaments, 17 year old lender for a visit of her. she got the better of 2019 friendship and finalised to an fellow check market upon the rest of the australian open debutante winning in 3 sets to reach round for oh, liverpool and chelsea played out a no no drawing the premier league to slip even further behind the european qualification places them who were 9th and chelsea chains coming into this game. i

have it. so he had given the blues to lead him the 1st. but unfortunately for him and the visitors because was ruled out by v a r been well buddy a, sheila also had a great chance for the front rates, keep allison and find outside. it's more pressure on a buttons board and they manage a frank lamp on off to they 6 defeats, and they lost 7 lea games, and lost to know to west amsterdam, 2nd from bottom, or west end time out of the renovation is over in spain, rail saucier, that have tightened their grip on a champions league place in league up. they were up against arrive via cano on saturday and completed the to know when those from alexander school off and, and they about an itchy and sure positive outcome for the visitors. so filled out a 3rd in the standings, 10 points clear 4th place that they are to come madrid. and we need to show you the scolding the australian a league. take a look at this from western united substitute alice summer, gmc trying to 6 myself. the only only paid of sydney's keeper and to read my code

over his line could do nothing about it. and i wanted one know to move up to 8. 1 point there of sydney. irish golfer shane lariche is the 3 way lead going into the final round of the upper darby championship. laurie who won the tournament in 2019, had this incredible 2nd shot on the 6th, which dropped info. he and men were li, both caught grounds of 6 on the call on saturday. they'll join they. i francesco mullin. ari one team has been given an added bit of inspiration head of the next round of the nfl playoffs versus the famous statue of rocky balboa outside the philadelphia museum of art. and as you can see, it's been adorned with philadelphia, eagles, jersey. they play the nf c divisional round playoff against the new york giants later on saturday. if you listen to their coach, it sounds like they've been preparing just like rocky this team practices

hard. like i showed a clip of, of, of, of, of, of, of another team in practice or a dollar team. i was on a practice film of, you know, the chiefs, the charger's, the colds and i showed warm am i had been the, it might have been in the chargers and, and i remember it one cor bicycles. this is practice. this guy's not coin hard. you know, i mean, and they, and they said they're like, and he was right of, well, i'm back. wasn't going hard on that plan. and so, you know, we work hard in practice. we they, they meet hard in the meeting room and they walk through hard. and when you do that, you are going to continue to rise fringe. dr. a sebastian or ga, could be heading for a record, 9th monte carlo, railey victory. the a tom all champions x, a 16 say can lead of a toyota t made calla roman para, it's his son. these final full stages and so we can leave it for now. more sports news on the way later, mary. all right, looking forward. it thanks very much. peter. of bright fireball has straight through the night sky over the city of tulsa. and the last day of oklahoma

surveillance cameras captured the meteor flying through the atmosphere. sky lit up as the meteor blazed past the camera. some residents also reported hearing a sonic boom, which is associated with shock waves when an object travels through the air faster than the speed of sound as it than he is al. but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with another blessing for you. ah ah and a bleaching the issues of the day,

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