sunday turns increasingly wet across western parts of new zealand, particularly across the south ireland. notice in north ireland, somewhat dr. still a few showers here that will cause further problems of course, through the weekend because it is falling on to saturated ground. but then authentic pam, where we got some blustery showers still and play for northern parts of depends on when she weather still coming through here. little more widespread as we go on through the weekend. southern parts of japan, generally fine and dry starting to warm up, warming up into the korean peninsula or the parts of china too. but rather wet ankle to the south. ah. ah. ah. hello norton taylor, this is the hours of news are live from london coming up,

tortured and jailed for more than 16 years. magic khan is released from guantanamo bay. the 1st re settlement under the biden administration. and keep a pledge to target russia with more sanctions. that'd be putin warns european intervention will be punished, shall announce his record breaking profits of nearly $40000000000.00 fueled by uncertainty in the energy market because of the war and ukraine. and us house republicans oust, representative in on omar, the foreign affairs committee, criticism of israel. and i'm far as small, have all the latest sports football fans in the club, rural capos nation. morocco are getting ready to support home side with dad, a casablanca, as they attempt to become the 1st african team to win the tournament. ah,

a long time. guantanamo detainees who was tortured cia black sites and jailed for more than 16 years, has been released. 42 year old magic gun was thrown from the u. s. navy base in guantanamo bay, cuba to belize, where he was re settled. khan was arrested in pakistan by us forces in 2003. he was suspected of planning an attack on us soil for al qaeda competed guilty to terrorism related charges is re settlement is the 1st under the biden administration. there are still $34.00 detainees at guantanamo bay detention facility. rosalyn jordan has more from washington dc. magic cons case was different from that of those who had been held at guantanamo bay, cuba since early 2002 for one. he was considered a so called high value detainee because of his alleged role in a plot to attack the united states. after the september 11th attacks con agreed in

2012 to plead guilty to those charges and to provide evidence to the u. s. government about the activities of the 5 men now on trial in guantanamo bang for their alleged plotting to attack the united states on september 11th, 2001 con, did complete his prison sentence as required. but he spent a year or so in limbo while the u. s. government tried to find a new place for him to live. khan had been a permanent resident of the u. s, but after his conviction, there was no chance that he would be allowed to resettle in the united states. con is now going to be living the rest of his life. he believes in the country of believes in central america. and a statement through his lawyers con said that he is sorry for what he had done, and that he hoped to make a new start in a new country with his family. since it was opened in 2002 guantanamo bay has held

780 detainees. now just 34 prisoners remain in the facility. 11 of these have been charged with war crimes, 10 of which are waiting trial, and one has been convicted 3 a being held in indefinite law of war detention. but on facing tribunal charges all being recommended for release. and on the 20 of being held in law, avoid attention with a recommendation for transfer to another country. joining me in the studio is andy worthington, co founder, the close guantanamo campaign, and also of the guantanamo files. and that he's with me here. and just wanted to ask you what your reaction was initially to, to, to the release. well, the say it's, it's great for my g. com. he's finally been released. i mean, you know, this is a man who sentence came to an end on march. the 5 last year at which point you expect to leave. but even though the united states knew about this for 10 years from when he agreed to, please do a knew that he couldn't go back to pakistan because it wasn't safe for him to go back there. somehow they haven't put anything in place and so they've, you know,

presumably been hurrying and scurrying around over the last year to try and locate somewhere. and you know, thankfully believes to step forward and tell me about his cases. in some ways you see what he did plead guilty 20. yeah. well he was, you know, he was young and at a very impressionable time in his life his mother died. he was pakistan. they were i'll tell you to sympathizes in his family, i believe. and they prevailed upon him to, to get involved and he transferred some money that we seized the terrorist part. but from the moment he was captured, he was incredibly remorseful about what he did and very cooperative with the authorities. and he spent 3 of years in black sites where they torture they me even though he was being co operative. and i mean the, the difference i suppose is now that lease that i mean they did, they wanted to close going time. i didn't, they and even obama sort of said he wants to close it in back in 2009 days,

january 2009. so it's taken all the time. and they're still trying to, trying to, to, to kind of deal with these prisoners what, what, what happens to the rest of them then? well, i think the huge problem that we have a low, it's great that my g khan, who, who, you know, is a convicted, convicted of terrorism, has been released because he's finished his sentence. the 20 men you referred to, have been approved for relief through administrative processes. don't have any legal weight backing those decisions that can make that can put any sense of urgency into the biden administration to actually release them if they think that it's difficult. they don't have to do anything. there's no court that they can go to last year. for example, my g cons lawyers went to the us court system to say, you know, hurry up and free this man. the 20 men improved for relief can go nowhere. their release is entirely dependent ready on the whim of the us government. and that shouldn't be the case. it's a problem related to the very foundation of guantanamo that was established whether

law didn't apply. and i'm not, i mean, even if it politically, it's a bit of a hot potato. nobody wants to raise people. forgotten about guantanamo broadly. and they so is it in the interest of the bud ministration to, to kind of, to ramp it off and try and make things happen for these people. i would say that it is because i think there are people within the administration who recognized that one of my fund rendalie wrong and holding man indefinitely when you're not charging them with anything is fundamentally wrong. so it really then becomes a matter of political will. can they find that? can they find the necessary energy to, to press ahead with something that all it can do is you know, cause problems with the republicans. but it is the right thing to do and, and so it's, you know, it's, that's the necessity really doing what's right and having to, thanks very much and he's going to talk to thank you. thank you. now israel and sudan have agreed to normalize ration, formerly, according to israel's foreign minister. and the current made the announcement after returning from cartoon where he met she don's army,

chief of delta elbow. han cohen says an agreement will be signed once you don transitions to a civilian government. she don hosted the arab league meetings were members vowed not to recognize the state of israel in 1967 after the 3rd arab israeli war, israel and sudan started the process of normalizing as part of the abraham accords in 2020 earlier israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu joined the president of chad near televi for the opening of chads embassy in his ro is a major step in normalizing rations since chance severed ties in 1972. in solidarity with palestine, there's been a wider diplomatic push to build ties with muslim majority african countries since netanyahu's previous didn't, as prime minister, coming up on the news are from london. united states will expand its presence in the philippines with us. what is granted access to for more military camps. allegations of fraud drove the dani business empire to lose

a $100000000000.00 in value. and in sport, even the very best have nights to forget. i know what went wrong for kilian and boppy later this hour. ah, graham present, laudermill zalinski is urging the european union to impose more sanctions on moscow head of a summit and keep on friday. soon after arriving in the ukrainian capital european commission, president osler funder lion said a sanctions package, including the price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion that despite division between member states over what the caps should be, zalinski as the block is moving too slowly. just believe waste is of dennis lindsey does digest. the common to ask for the european union is to reduce russia's ability to bypass sanctions. the sooner this is achieved, the closer we will get to the defeat of russia's aggression. we have noticed that

the pace of sanctions has slowed down a bit while the terrace state has speeded, adapting to sanctions. it is worth to catch up and fix it if we believe we can do it by today. russia is paying a heavy price as our sanctions are you eroding its economy, throwing it back by a generation. the price cap on crude oil already costs russia around $160000000.00 euros a day. and we will keep on turning up the pressure father. we will introduce with our g 7 partners and additional price cap on russian petroleum products. and by the 24th of february, exactly one year since the invasion started, we aim to have the 10th package of sanctions in place. russian president vladimir putin says moscow will respond to western support for ukraine speaking at an event

mocking 80 years since the battle of stalingrad putting compared russia's offensive in ukraine to its victory over nazi germany during world war 2. he threatened germany and eyes for supplying cave with leopard to tanks, saying russia would use more than just tanks to repel what he described as the aggression of the collective west. you look, year you with europe is granted. those who are dragging european countries, including germany, into a new war with russia and irresponsibly talking about it as a done deal. those who expect to win against russia on the battlefield. they apparently don't understand their modern war with russia will be completely different. we are not sending our tanks to their borders to dement but we have what it takes to respond. they were in it and using military hardware will not be the end of it yet. but everyone has to understand this. even as the war continues in ukraine discussions are taking place about funding the reconstruction of buildings and infrastructure severely damaged in the conflict in butcher, near keith latasha,

butler spoke to some people who are trying to rebuild their homes and their lives in boucher on the outskirts of keys valentina watches as builders repair her home. it was damaged by shelling when russian forces occupied the town last year. and experienced, she says, was worse than living through world war 2. and the common that they said that the followers weekly everything was destroyed. the tv, so for clothes, i couldn't stay, so i went to my neighbors basement. we spent weeks there. there were explosions nice and day russians and ukrainians firing. i don't know how i survived. the house now has new windows, and soon the roof will be finished. valentina sweeps up shavings from the timber to fuel her burner. butcher's town council, his financing reconstruction in this neighbourhood. one of many districts pounded my washing artillery. nearly every house in the street has been damaged and it's

a similar picture in so many parts of ukraine. it is clear, the rebuilding the country is going to say, yes, i cost a lot of money as the war continues in ukraine. so does the destruction mangled infrastructure and bombarded buildings. and now part of the landscape, some people are forced to survive in what's left of their homes. keep estimates that reconstruction will cost at least $350000000000.00. the e u has an idea about how it could be funded. ukraine will rebuilt and done. i just must be jump, inserted. we are fully frozen over 300000000000 euros oppression of sex. i'm strongly convinced these shoots, and this will be used for eucharist, workman's torture. but oh, not all you members are convinced about using frozen russian assets for ukraine's

reconstruction. but some say it would be a form of justice making moscow pay to rebuild what it has destroyed. even though low amount of money could ever fully restore people shattered lives. natasha butler, al jazeera butcher, ukraine. you rising energy prices driven by the worn ukraine, have helped british orland gas company shell to achieve its highest annual profits in it's 115 year history. profits hit nearly $40000000000.00 in 2022. as many double the year before, and largely due to the soaring price of fossil fuels after russia's invasion of ukraine. the price of brent crude oil nearly reached $128.00 a barrel in the month after the invasion. that's double the price at the same time the year before. they're not the only major energy firm to benefit exxon mobiles also reported directly profit for to 2022. at $57700000000.00 or chevron made $36500000000.00 in profit of

a massive profit generated by shell and its competitors are leading to widespread calls for higher taxation of energy companies and for industries to transition away from hydrocarbons under simmons as well, these extraordinary figures, some shells headquarters here in london, of course a chorus of outrage in the u. k. and elsewhere, and a bonanza for investors. that weiss, the amount of profit from 2021 ninty, $40000000000.00 an hour out of that. a tax has been paid. this is a special when full tax from the u. k. of only around a 134000000 was projected 420225 shell initially. but now they're saying it's around about 500000000 for 2023. really, this is miniscule according to the labor opposition compared to what they really should be paying. and that's because of a whole series of,

of loopholes which include the fact the only money paid on extraction of oil and gas is subject to the tax and not what you pay on the, for court, for petrol and diesel up. furthermore, it's, it's argued that shell is, is trying every way possible not to pay the tax and also resisting it in several quarters. the opposition to all of this isn't just a political. it's also from the, all of the strikes that are taking place in the u. k, the dissent amongst people is immense. and so this is regarded as by some as obscene poll novak of the 2, you see general secretary said it's an insult to working families and ed miller band, the shadow a climate change secretary for labor says that because of the loopholes, it really, really needs and 2nd,

i to actually impose further taxes at right now they stand at 2030, so 35 percent when they were 25 percent originally. but that still isn't seen as being effective in this situation. 2 days ago, in anticipation of the record prophet announcement, greenpeace actress boarded and occupied a shell platform in the atlantic ocean in protest against the company's own going production of fossil fuels. with a banner reading stop, drilling, start paying for activists. scale the side of the 51000 ton vessel, which is on route to the shetland islands to keep piece of equipment that green p says will enable, shall to unlock 8 new wells in the penguins, north sea oil and gas field. the protest as say, the carrying enough supplies to occupy the platform for days build a business. as usual, come up, gone. we need to re installation in a better planning in

a better distribution of energy, just consuming a pumping. it also only helps the big billionaire fossil fuel companies, and it's true that we are in an energy crisis, but we are not in a production crisis. we're in our consumption crisis. and what shirley is trying to do is to get rich 111000 nigerians from the all producing niger delta, have filed a compensation claim against shell in the high court in london. the claim says oil spills from shells, operations in the niger delta, have destroyed farms, contaminated drinking water, and harmed aquatic life, resulting in the loss of livelihoods. this is the latest step in a case that we'll see if that multi nationals can be held to account for the actions of overseas subsidiaries. 2 years ago, the you case, you case supreme court allowed nigerian farmers and fishermen to sue the company in the english courts. after years of oil spills contaminated land and ground water.

investigators in pakistan, say a suicide bomber who killed a 101. people in a mosque managed to evade security disguised as a police officer attack on monday. his raise questions about how the bomber man is . she went to the most secure facility in the north west of the country as big as this report from the shower. but the stony investigators have released cctv video purportedly showing the moment a suicide bomber managed to infiltrate what is supposed to be a secure area. dressed in a police uniform and riding a motorbike, he was simply waved through without any checks the question of security lapses there. i admit that yes, there was a security lapse just because her will. st. palmer was dressed in a police uniform. the entire command of the police lanes gates is not under one the party because inside their 7 different,

smaller units or organizations and each one has their own command structure. and therefore, the confusion, the chaos caused this sir, and detectable yet undetected and cri into the police planes and undetected. the suicide bomber continued to choose target this cctv which is shows him leaving his motorbike by the roadside is then called back by a police officer. he pushes his bike away, pretending it had broken down. this is the last checkpoint that this i'd bama would have gone through before making his way to the mosque investigator say, the police vest to his wearing was filled with 10 to 12 kilograms of explosives. they also say he appears the attack he didn't know where the mosque was and had to ask for directions. for the footage, released by police shows the men walking towards the mosque where he would go on to inflict the single largest loss of life. the police here have ever suffered and as they come to terms with their loss,

questions about what else can be done to protect security personnel still remain. there's no modern technology to protect police facilities, having facial recognition, or fingerprints or biometric and cri, etc, etc. on the level of technology, which is internationally accepted as a standard feature and the sources that are required probably in those are either not available are we are not having those funerals are still taking place. police chiefs are trying to keep the morale high among the 130000 strong force in the province. but this concern that could be more attacks. i said big i jazeera the shower. the u. s. is expanding its military footprint in the philippines in a move that could provide a strategic advantage against china. when you deal with manila, gives us access to for new bases and an increased presence at several others. it

competes a chain of american military positions around china, ranging from japan and south korea in the north to australia in the south. want to be no reports. says president ferdinand marcus junior took off his 7 months ago. there's been a succession of high level us visits to manila. on thursday, it was defense secretary lloyd austin's turn. i have always said that it seems to me the future old, the philippines and for that matter, the asia pacific will always have to involve the united states. walking to talk to marcus administration has granted the u. s. military access to for more sites, meaning american troops will now be able to operate in 9 locations. but austin has clarified, there will be no permanent us basis. it also provides us the ability to respond

effectively to humanitarian issues and also the disaster relief and other types of crisis. one of the bigger and long standing crisis is the territorial dispute between manila and b. j in the south china sea. although an international ruling in 2016 invalidated china's vast claims. the asia giant has built artificial islands and continues to encroach on philippine waters that and chinese threat to take tie one by force, have critics fearing a bigger u. s. military presses will serve more as an irritant, rather than a deterrent. we think that this moved by the united states philippine government will further escalate pensions in the west philippine sea in the south china sea, as well as the area region by one. and now we do not want the means to be part of ha, that i'm on thing. former president would we could to 3rd,

they wanted to scrap the agreement that allows the joint military drills between the philippines and the us. but under his successor, the largest public at that warranty, involving $60000.00 soldiers. our plan for april, the united states in the philippines military alliance may have been through a few rocky years. but the philippine government under president marcos has put all that behind. one could say it's an old partnership in a new era. barnett below al jazeera manila u. s. house republicans have voted to remove democratic representatives in an oma from the foreign affairs committee. emma has been ousted for a previous comments critical of israel. how speaker kevin mccarthy defended the decision based upon what she had said, the anti semitic comments. it's all about the benjamins view. the military in america is equal to hamas and the taliban on $911.00, something happened that day. even the former democratic chair of the committee

believed her comments were wrong when a resolution was brought up to deal with this last time, she never apologized. they changed the resolution to say anti semitism is wrong. we're not removing her from other committees. we just do not believe when it comes to foreign affairs, especially the responsibility of that position around the world with the comments that you make. she shouldn't serve there, but this is what the clear this if it was tit for tat we would have picked people took them off all committees and said nothing about we don't believe that. i knew your customer is following the story in washington dc. i was down nearly a party lines of 218 votes to remove johan omar from the house foreign affairs committee, 211, to keep her on that committee. now, of course, omar is an outspoken, progressive member of the democratic caucus. she is muslim, and she is also an immigrant, a refugee from somalia, and she gave

a fiery speech right before the vote to oust her representation matters. continuing to expand our ideas of who is america and who can partake in the american experience. experiment is a good thing. i am an american, an american who was sent here an american who was sent here by her constituents who represent them in congress. wil you heard the applause and she was speaking there that was coming from the other democrats in the chamber who unanimously supported her remaining on the committee. now, o mar has apologized for those comments that were deemed anti semitic. and, and she comes as democrats, her removal comes as democrats accused republicans of wielding political revenge.

because democrats remove to republican members from their committees back in 2021. those members for having advocated political violence against democrats on line. they notably never apologized, but they are now back to their committee assignments. now that republicans have reclaimed, controlled, a small still to come. this are st. francis calls for forgiveness and reconciliation after years of conflict in the democratic republic of congo. fears for peruse, economy grow as precious continued to impact all sectors. alan sport, the glory days, may finally be coming back to own traffic. details coming up later in the ah

hello, west is best for sunshine across western europe. over the next couple of days we will see more of the way of sunny skies coming back through here. notice is bank of club calling in from the northwest. so we do have some bands of cloud and rain digs in to what will be significantly coolers to go on through the next couple of days. not too bad. at the moment you can see temperatures just about about freezing for the most part, there's that malware tools, western parts 1112 celsius that london and for paris to 16 they're in between. as we go on through the next couple of days, will temperatures to fall back just a little bit, but the cooler air significantly cooler. i will come into east and project to see how those blues to start to encroach from the east and where that malware meets the colder air bands. a cloud, a great turning to snow. so we see significant snow fall across poland through check the public down towards hungry, eventually pushing across into ukraine. bright disguise, further west that a bit of wet weather there to on northern ireland, pushing across got to the modem,

england. before the satisfied and tribe got some wet weather, meanwhile, some winter weather for some into greece, and more so into the clear northern parts of africa are generally try, but we will see somewhat to whether maybe get to know them areas about syria. aah! every year in china, an estimated 80000 children are abducted by one of their parents, one or one east, follow some mothers desperately trying to re unite with their children on al jazeera, a weekly look at the world's top business stores, from global markets and economies. to construction and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives. counting the cost on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines. this is what is the one of our ensuring

that i can continue. let count on that. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i don't believe that i think in a society that is willing to kill international filmmakers and world class journalists, bring programs to inform and inspire you need to have a media ensuring that voices are heard on al jazeera. why are the top stories around to 0 long time? guantanamo bay, detainees budget khan, who was tortured it, cia black sites and jail for more than 16 years has been released. the 42 year old who suspected of planning and al qaeda attack on us soil was given into the custody

of authorities in belize. european commission, president joseph on the line, sent a new sections package including price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion russian me approaches had russia would use more than just tanks to repel what he described as the aggression of the collective west and energy giant shell is announced record annual profit of ninty, $40000000000.00. and as you firms have been experiencing larger profits that the russian invasion of ukraine. course oil and gas prices to saw. those mixed support in germany for sending heavy weapons to ukraine. last week, the government agreed to give leopard 2 tanks to the ukrainians to use against russia. post address people worried it could escalate the conflict. so fast and reports and ballad tests, as in berlin rallying again, sending battle tags to ukraine. these are the meeting,

we were the ones who for to old was which we basically caused. and they want to drag us into this wall. i totally do not understand that. of course, it is possible that russia will attack, can nieto country and then there would be a 3rd war war. and i'm really against all this because we live in fear. and it's so full published this week, show support for sending heavy weapons like lap to tanks is down to 48 percent compared to $55.00, a few months ago. 3 quarters of those poles take. they don't want germany to be militarily involved fatty faith and became deeply rooted in germany after world war 2 in the mid 1900 forty's, the generations who grew up since then are familiar with the slogan, no more war for them, sending heavy weapons to an active force own as seen as a huge break with the pass and the wrong strategy. that is why the country's foreign minister caused quite a shock last week. yes, we are fighting

a war against russia and not against each other. oh sorry, get that statement is fatal, and it is wrong because of our history. a german foreign minister can never say such a thing. our constitution says germany can never again go to war insults. france asked road books about beasts which former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev and a di lama. he took part in large peace rallies in the 1980s against nuclear arms. and like many germans believed that his country would never be involved in the military conflict again. but the war in ukraine cross a large dilemma for the pacifist is happy mac is our kind of off. i have always said no weapons. but if a neighbor like ukraine is so aggressively attacked, like putin has done, and my neighbor asks for help, even with weapons. i can't close my ears too high. but as a pacifist, i also say stop this war. we need to negotiate also with putin, when i call it, and i all parts of his most or realistic pacifism. he's not the only one conflict

it. the war has polarized opinion, between dos, calling for peace, and those were one more weapons for ukraine. it shows how germany struggles with both its dark past and a dark reality. at its door step step, fasten al jazeera in berlin. $100000000000.00 have been wiped off the value of one of india's biggest conglomerates, a meltdown and go to a danny's business empire. started. when a u. s. trader accused the group of fraud happening, metal has more from new delhi, this decision will lock an unexpected. you to and from the man who was once the 2nd richest person on the planet, got a badani cancel a share sale of follow on public offer. after raising 2 and a half $1000000000.00, the business tycoon says it's because stock prices have been fluctuating for me. the interest of my investor is paramount. and

everything is secondary and stream to read the rest us from potential losses. we have been drawn that bill. the dani group shares have been in a week long met down. it started when american investment form hindenburg research accused it of quote, the largest cornyn corporate history alleging stock market manipulation and accounting fraud. hindenberg is a short seller, which bets, again, stocks, and makes money went share prices for a donnie group has question. it's motives calling it a war. on india, the report has shattered the group's credibility. media report suggests to go over, lenders are no longer accepting odon bonds as collateral for loans. in just center bank is also reportedly often bank. here to give details of their exposure to a donnie company, opposition parties are demanding a judicial inquiry and a debate in parliament. it is

a money mis hardworking indians have saved it, their life time saving and their hardwood living missed it for their future. they see a donnie has benefited from his friendship with prime minister. marines are moody. the conglomerate has built major infrastructure in india. last week, it bought the high for bought in israel for more than $1000000000.00. there are growing goals were improving corporate oversight in them can longer time over the last 10 years have really become global players. and while they have become global breast, the, the regulatory, you know, systems in india and i, let's say, and in the us on, in europe, that is a gap. so it good regulation has to catch up and has to, has to you all. a far more a transference system got to madonna is no longer asia,

which is person in the us stock market regulator is reportedly examining the cancel chassis pop nathan al jazeera new delhi. but francis has called for forgiveness and reconciliation on his visit to the democratic republic. of congo, the pontiff spoke to tens of thousands of young people at a stadium in kinshasa. he spoke about the need for peace after years of devastating armed conflict. is the 1st paypal visit to the country, which has a large catholic population in more than 37 years. malcolm webb has morton kinshasa . both were 30 stadium a few hours if going ago is not far from here. is folk too crowded about 65000 young people? he warned them against corruption. and he also warned them to stay away from what he called religion is a more tribalism, this is a neo congo. he's got an election coming up at the end of the year. air and con, goes past elections and even present complex people who are politicians. another

powerful figures are involved in, in those got past polls and in a conflict. huh. are you in is the c, c, u r is deliberately high neck attention to turn groups against each other. and this is exactly the kind of thing that po francis was telling the young people, so it should be wary of and just a short while ago, you arrived here not to dom cathedral, which is on the main boulevard in congested. this is the last event on his program after his visit to congo on friday, right. fancy is due to travel the south, the dawn for the next stop on his african was mcmurry mentioned at the next stop his south. she down her letter says there. oh, when you speak to some people here in south sudan, they tell you that they are tired of hearing phrases such as dealing with fatigue, contra, fatigue, n, y to the rest of the world, care about what's happening in south to died. and people hope that the pope's visit

other religious leaders would put the spotlight back on this country country that's been ravaged by decades of warring, 201-1000 are broke away from to don. there were a few years of peace relative peace and in fighting broke out in 2013. after that, a few years later, there was more fighting again then in 2018. a peace agreement was signed. and leaders try to implement some kind of piece process where they still a long way to go. or if they get an opportunity to do an opportunity to read the book, ah, hourly, ask him to meet all our leaders. and i do have your word with them out so that they can maintain this piece that we are now experiencing. that goes into an in had breaking news right now we've got these and maybe after 2 to 3 as we go back to on your behalf. i mean, to one degree for us, it's very important to the young people that the world sees. not so saddam as

a broken place, but as a place full of hope that has gone through a lot of conflict, a lot of pain and, and we're trying to recover from them. we're trying to move forward. we're trying to build, it took a while, but nowadays the unified, i mean, made up of the government forces and former rebel fight with that army still needs to be deployed to various parks, attendees in maintain peace and order. as we speak. thousands of people are still living in intern displays. camps to skate to go home, because it's not safe for them yet to return back to their home. they're hoping that the kind you can move forward to implement this, these have been holy and is kind of getting try and he will the old wounds of the past. anti government purchase in peru have affected all sectors of the country's economy, causing severe losses. road blocks are disrupting tourism and food supplies. the purchase a laundry centered in strongholds. her former president pedro castillo, who was removed from power late last year, as he faced a 3rd impeachment vote ahead of the vote. on december the 7th castillo tried to

dissolve congress unilaterally a move that was denounced as a crew. he was impeached and arrested, and dina blew. otto was sworn in as his successor. as the years removal triggered near daily demonstrations, which have to date claimed lives almost 50 people. a week later, supreme court judge center casio would remain in detention for 18 months, further, angering protest as last month peruse. attorney general launched 11 inquiries to identify the people responsible for the civilian deaths. and just this week, congress was unable to agree on a plan to bring forward elections. a key demand of the protest is mariana sanchez, reports from ika in southern peruse. farmers had this pomegranate field in the southern region of east got our back at work harvest time is near and the fruit is ready to be picked. protesters had been keeping them from reaching the fields, threatening to beat them. it's been difficult to work during the almost 2 months of

unrest following the ousting of former precedent bid or ghastly. you lose, camacho says she's lost one quarter of her wages enough to be her monthly debts to the bank economic american life. i felt i think it has effected as a lot because we haven't worked and we have loans and we have debts. whereas i were gonna get an income transport in the south was at a virtual standstill until the police and army finally moved in. but the damage to key industries has been enormous. e guest chamber of commerce says the region has lost $300000000.00 since the crisis begun in december. workers have been stepping up the piece to make up for the time lost here, packing fruit to ship to europe, canada and the u. s. director wholesale we skidded our base nearly 70 percent of his experts from small producers. he says he's concerned for the future of hundreds of families on that group policy, gothic, but this political crisis is turning into

a social and economic crisis. because if we stop, people will lose their income and con, pay their debt. e k is connected to the capital lima along a major highway, which is also used to transport minerals and petrol. about 4.5 percent of the country's g, d p comes from this area. the finance ministry says bid, who has lost more than one half $1000000000.00, and there's been 0 investment in the south. sustainable work to became president in december. this is the 3rd time security forces live located in this area of the pan american highway since december. and they're still here, guarding the error. it is so how difficult the situation is here and nothing guarantees. it won't happen again. that's why good ma, could he fears the worst for his small farm? not as the one, the one that i see. i don't know how long we will be in the situation. if protest continue, we're going to lose our product. so everything many here, belief this truce is only temporary because once the security forces are gone,

it's just a matter of time before protesters block the road again. medina, sanchez, i just see that eco, savvy as president has warned, the nation could become a pariah state. if it rejects so western plan to normalize relations with kosovo during a chaotic parliamentary session savvy as right wing opposition urged the parliament to reject the plan and accused president alexander through church of betraying his country, kosovo, declared independence from serbia in 2008. and tensions between the countries have remained higher since ladaja got out. if it comes to that cost a little weird if it comes to cause of a you an or not. so i will finish with this other quote ross, unlike you or me as a president of serbia. the constitution is scripture, capital capitalization, and surrender are not the options we've run flat. and i know what i'm going to do.

a group of afghan women who worked as prosecutors are seeking a new life in europe after fleeing when the taliban retook power. some have been able to claim asylum in countries such as spain, but others are still stuck in refugee camps in pakistan. and in barbara report, and my name is by the shadow, our men from afghanistan before tell wanted to power a laser persecutor. enjoying the view of madrid, a beta sharah and her family had their life turned upside down. when the taliban returned to power in 2021, they fled because of threats linked to her work as a prosecutor specializing, engender based violence. now finally they're starting a new life in spain where they've got refugee status. we have a beta appreciates her new freedom, but can't forget the people she's left behind and tends to be inside the houses inside the wall. and this is not sales. i cannot enjoy

summer because because the women in my country, dan massey, go on a beta was one of the 32 women judges and prosecutors. he fled afghanistan only to be stuck in pakistan, waiting for asylum. many say they feel abandoned by the outside world. oh, shall i don't. one prosecutor who want you to be known only by her initials, s m, specialized, engender based violence and violence against children in afghanistan as well as being threatened by taliban members and families of criminals. she'd sent to prison . she was pressured by her own relatives or the normal and there was a lot of us all over the continent. even my 1st husband who received threatening phone calls and calls from his family trying to convince him to stop me. because i was not a good example for their wives, who might learned the way to fight for their rights and may put them in prison. my husband was an open minded person. men hour and

half the stuff to work on the same day. we in spain, a chance for some of the 19 afghan women, prosecutors who've been granted asylum here to talk with european lawyers. the latter all agree their afghan counterparts were held up as symbols of democratic success only to be discarded by western governments. they had so ah, fight her sometimes with her members or they families away colleagues or waste psychiatrists, and now they seem to be forgotten. so this is really terrible. back in pakistan, the prosecutors are just a tiny group on top of the millions of afghans who fled here after the soviet invasion in 1979. and during the subsequent civil war for these women it's been more than a year in limbo. but for s m, there's good news. her family's on the move, heading for the airport and the flight to spain. the emotions clear as they had for europe. they can only hope they'll be able to return safely. one day,

the dean baba al jazeera, a lifesize statue of a roman emperor posing as hercules has been discovered. the fine was made during a sewer repair works near ancient rims 1st highway. a statue which consists of several broken pieces, suffered some accidental damage during its chance. discovery is being cleaned and restored unprepared to the statues expected to be displayed publicly. the people of puerto rico are still living with the impact of hurricane maria. 5 years of it struck the caribbean island. now an exhibition in new york is using art from the u . s. territory to raise awareness of their plight is more from its curator. my name is marcella. ghetto. i'm the jennifer rubio, associate curator of the whitney museum of american art. and i'm the curator of next. he still wound up also 2nd, puerto rican art in the wake of hurricane maria. the idea originated after the event itself,

puerto rican but i live in brooklyn. we saw what was happening through images on the tv screen, and it was a really horrific event. you have this incredible privilege of being a curator, i one of the most important museums in the world. so i thought, you know, i can provide this platform for the arts of puerto rico. there's definitely a sense of frustration and anger that's very palpable. i think throughout the entire exhibition about how the government, both federal and local government neglected puerto rico in the immediate aftermath of the hurricane. this is a painting titled, collapsed soul by god. molly, until he guess it's one of the favorites. i would say i always see people standing here looking at the painting when hurricane maria happened on monday, i realized that cargo ships and boats in general, are lifeline to puerto rico because he carry everything, you know, put

a request like a ship. it doesn't have a captain, it's adrift. and there are many symbolisms to ships in puerto rico. this is a work by gabriella bias titled, hopefully we'll meet at sea. this is a work that talks about their father suicide, almost at the one year anniversary of maria. he committed suicide and it gives an identity to someone who passed away. and it was part of a group of people, of a demographic that should have been send it to and you know, the government had their responsibility to care for them. when i think about what the public visitors will take out of this exhibition in a way i have a really low bar. i want them to care. i want the vision to be an opening to ask further questions, be inquisitive and to dig deeper into the history of puerto rico and i had this news out in sport, an all star performance by boston's main man,

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ah oh, lou. ah, ours here now with the sport. thanks so much. lauren. on saturday we dad casablanca, will be taking on all hell out of sadie ravia in the club whirl cobb. the african champions will be helping home support can lift the team to their 1st ever. when in the competition, andy richardson has been talking to some of the side spans in casablanca. without casablanca, friends are renowned,

some of the most passionate and organized in world football. the famous for the so called cfo's choreograph displays of support involving huge banners and flags, said it was a bit unforgiving over the last 3 weeks has been nothing short of spectacular. i haven't seen anything like in rosabelle. i can tell you that i've been to imagine 1011 different countries in the world, and i've never been in hamster like that. i've downloaded an app on my phone and just tried to measure the decibel level and it was a ra. mandy decibels are pretty consistent match, which i told is pretty battery air drums who dance long history can be traced on the walls of casablanca, his own town. but only once before, as the team played at the club welled cup. this is the end of the good. why the other, the champions of africa is we're not afraid of anyone playing in morocco. it was the big advantage for us. not just why dad fans,

but the whole country would be behind the team. without origin story is one that informs the feelings. this team inspires us and the french occupation access the sports facilities was limited. so in the mid 1930, so moroccans formed the own club without off let it be done like a water pole i thing but quickly expanded to include football, the side went on to become a symbol of the nationalist movement whenever they played. mohammed has supported the scene for his life for him without will always be a club. that's about much more than just winning trophies when it's ready and we did my head and then if it had why, dad is a source of hope, a source of love me. it gives me a vision of a beautiful world and it's how i breathed how i forget the problems of life. after a week of work, i get to go on an adventure with my love. it's a love that can only be understood by those who have grown up with this club

football and resistant. so without founding principles, that spirits has produced a club that's ready to take on the world. and the richardson al jazeera, casablanca, english premier lakeside, nottingham forests assigned gonna captain andre i you until the end of the season. the 33 year old to a free agent last played for cowdery side. i'll side where he's been since 2021. i you is no stranger to playing in england having had spells at both swans, the, an west ham. he has a 113 caps and appeared at 3 world cups, including cut her 2022. 4 is currently set 13th and the table 4 points above the relegation zone or forest league capp hope so. then did. they were beaten by manchester united to now the red devil sealed their li cup semi final 5 nel on aggregate. anthony marshall and fred getting the goals at old trafford. united will be aiming for their 1st trophy since 2017 when they faced newcastle in the final.

it's also an opportunity for eric 10 hives to win his 1st piece of silverware for the club today. it's good to reach the final of course, but it's not about reaching the final is about winning the final. and so that's going to be tough. we have a great opponent. so rideau prepared as well, but i know we are focusing on the pretty. have you gotten 2 days to bring legal company while some more man, united news now and charges against forward mason greenwood of attempted rape and assault been dropped. images and video clips that spread online led him to being arrested in january last year and suspended by his club paras, sasha men forward killing him. bobby will be out for 3 weeks with a thigh injury. ruling him out of the 1st leg of their champions league tie against byron munich. bob had picked up the injury on what was a knight to forget for the frenchman as p, as she took on montpelier, he saw his spot take. in spite being allowed to retake it, buffy manage to fail

a get 24 year old, then limped off the pitch as soon after. p. as she managed, however, to overcome bobby's misfortune. jacquelina massey getting on the score sheet on route 2 or 31 victory? yes, she legally gone by 5 points. thought the manager, antonio county has had surgery to move, his gall bladder has gone well. the 53 year old need in operation after being diagnosed with coal situs and will return to the dug out once he recovers tottenham sex game against man city on sunday and count his absence. assistant coach chris jones deline. we'll take over 1st him duties. and jason tatum was on fire as the boston celtics thrash the brooklyn. that's in the n b a, a bag. $31.00, re bounce in total. the game was pretty much over at half time with boston 30 ahead on route to winning a $139.00 to $96.00. the celtics leave the user conference. and i like the way we

came out. obviously we shot the ball well, but i think you saw our attention to, to the game plan to play, to re weigh in. oh, you know, we were just, we, we would tell we were ready to go from a jo. okay. and that has all your support for now. it's now back to lauren in london. all right, thank you very much and that's it for me. let's news. ok, i'll be back in just a few minutes. so is it around for days? news thanks. we're much watching. bye for now. ah ah,

global food production is wasteful and extremely our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources. jelly fish is delicious with a very light sea food taste and texture similar to calamari and innovative production techniques. i've seen a vertical farm before, but never in a restaurant. i have to say this is great. earth rise feeding the billions on a just the police footage starts with what appears to be a routine traffic. stop, but quickly the situation escalate. no, any. police can be seen beating nichols and trying to subdue him with pepper spray . he can be heard crying for help and for his mother. o. nichols died from his injuries 3 days later. as the video was being released. protestors in memphis took to the streets to call for justice. this is certainly a city very much still in shock by what they saw in that video. the violent beating

death of tyree nichols at the hands of police come in here. the 1970s was a pivotal time for cinema in theater in the middle east and north africa. read back to be in the 2nd of a 2 part series. i'll just there a world meets the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera aah, tortured and jailed for more than 16 years. budget khan is released from guantanamo bay. the 1st re settlement under the biden administration.