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i money inside the sound, is there a life dough hole? so coming up over the moon yesterday, we managed to have a decisive break through with all the oceans, with the you reached agreement. the new winds of framework that i think is an extraordinary positive that for golden, all that british prime minister rush, you see, knock his in belfast to build support for the post frank sit tray dale, he's struck with the european union on beijing says the u. s. is politicizing the pandemic as washington calls for clarity on the origins of coven 90. we start with the city that for months has been the focus of the face is fighting in ukraine. president vladimir lensky is warning that the situation and the eastern front line city of buck, mood is getting worse. regional separatist leaders say nearly all the roads into

the city. and now under russian control, the area has been the size of a bitter deadly battle for more than 6 months, but which cannot remove saddam in buck booth. the situation is constantly becoming more difficult. the enemy is constantly destroying everything that can be used to protect our positions for fortification and defense of our soldiers. defending in the backward region are real close in the book. our boys, ahold, i've done hamid has mo, from the craning capsule. well certainly the korean forces there under enormous amount of pressure as we understand it, the russians have been trying to insert the ukrainians from the north east and south of food and have been quite successful in advancing into 3 directions over the past few days. now, do you cranium forces on the western part of the city they're holding ground but is becoming more and more difficult residents. he has been warning about this for

a while. this is not the 1st time, but certainly his latest remarks do. give an indication that my mood could be lost. it's not lost yet, but that could happen in that case. certainly for the russians, it will bring about a long awaited victory. it hasn't had one militarily for a long time. actually, since of dover, russia has lost a lot of ground to the north east of the country when it pulled out of the hockey region during that ukrainian town to offensive. that took the russians by surprise, and also then after that in the south, in the southern region, when it was forced to abandon the regional capital of the city of his own. so certainly for russia it will be a great victory, and it will also become a strategic victory. and this says that from back move, it can then push towards cities like comma tours and levant. well,

the russian defense ministry has the keys, the us of planning a psycho provocation in ukraine, using toxic chemicals. what's what? we're going to come on february 22nd wilson center and influential american n g o held a conference and events in the ukraine. speaking of the events, a former us ambassador, russia, john sullivan said, and i quote, one you russian troops plan to deploy chemical weapons in the area of special military operation. when you got this information as an intention of the united states themselves and their accomplices, to carry out a publication in ukraine using toxic chemical. and we gave, worrying that if any such a publication deploying, talk to chemicals takes place, we will identify the true culprits and punish moving on. some event of aid has more for moscow. the ministry of defense for the 1st time has actually detailed a plan of how allegedly chemical weapons have been brought into ukraine in near the

done yes, the region. this is where intense fighting has been taking place for the last few months. the minister defense has actually identified the number of bo gave the type of chemicals it says could be used and which will be a violation off the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons treaties. so it is all happening this morning in russia. there seems to be more alarm bells ringing the actual fighting u. k. prime minister richie sooner, kids in belfast shore of support for his new post briggs that trading deal for northern ireland. you reach an agreement with the european union on monday, but still needs the support of the democratic union as party. he says a deal address, many union as concerns. i'm really pleased fagen over the moon yesterday. we managed to have a decisive breakthrough with all negotiations with the you reached agreement. the new winds of framework that i think is an extraordinary positive that for northern ireland. and it represents as the european president has also had

a historic movement for us to move forward. and results on the difficulties of the pulse. so here is how the so called northern ireland protocol has changed. and when the u. k, left the e u, a customs border was drawn between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom. this angered unionists under the new windsor framework goods will be separated into a green lane for goods traveling to northern ireland and a red lane for goods moving into the e u as get our correspond rory challenge who is live for us in belfast. so prime minister in act now in belfast to try and sell this deal. will it be a tough cell though? since richie sooner gave that press conference yesterday with us live on the land, he's been receiving something which i think he nor many of his predecessors, conservative prime ministers have had much of in recent years. and that's praise.

this deal has gone down very well in westminster and it's gone down very well with much of the british press to feel like it's gone further than expected. they like this new tone of constructive dialogue with the european union, where some of the rich su next for baz to chosen a different possibly the britain union much more combative, much more adversarial. so things are looking good for tonight at the moment, but i think he'd be wise, he knows he's wise not to pass too much in that price because the real acid test for this deal is how it goes down here in northern not and particularly how it goes down with the main union, this policy here that the u. k. it was they who as part of the power sharing government in this building behind the store, month pulled out of that government sharing that sharing agreement in protest over the protocol more than a year ago. northern on it has not had a functioning government since to go back to power sharing. they need to be

satisfied with the feel and they're going to take that time to look through it line by line. we had for him, jeffrey donaldson, who's the d p later this morning. essentially saying that it will take as long as it takes, but they want to make sure that they get it right and they reach a decision based on consensus within the party. there are lots of things i hate about protocols. there are lots of things that richie see next say, have been fixed with the winds that framework things to do with tray, things to do with the constitutional position of northern audit. within the u. k. there is some encouraging flexibility i think being shown perhaps by the d u. p, which i hadn't heard previously this morning. jeff donaldson said that whereas it had looks like he was a po, any application of the law within northern ireland. now it seems like that saying that actually there are areas in which they would be okay with that. basically, when it applies to northern honest position with the single market and see that the

customer brought the single market off, the european union would apply to northern on and trade position within the u. k. backs where they don't think that the has a role to play, so they gotta go through it. they've got to make sure that they take that time and get it right and that's when they get to come to that decision. okay, thank you for that. we'll re challenge that 1st live in belfast. ah, takia has began work to rebuild the homes if one and a half 1000000 people that have been destroyed in the powerful earthquakes that struck the south. the country over 50000 people were killed in turkey in syria. and with elections just months away, present on his pledge to rebuild as soon as possible. his government is under pressure to prioritize safety standards. hasha met her by reports from cut amendment ash, levant turner has come back to his neighborhood in got

a man mirage to recover his belongings. his family had to move to a village nearby, but levant says he intends to return. as soon as his parents house is rebuilt, una marsan, you know mother say us am. i told you that i want to spend my life in marsh. i was born here. all i want is a home that is built on solid ground and in lie with construction regulations. eager to counter growing criticism, the acted slowly during the earthquakes. government officials have pledged to finish reconstruction within a year. she emerges in there. this is the biggest earthquake mobilization in the history of turkey or where establishing new urban planning for affected cities. and we will ensure the cultural and demographic identities of those cities are preserved. ah earthquake every is being clear,

paving the way for huge construction sites in affected areas. city official say, thou determined to build houses that are going to be stronger, safer and better. turkish society is divided on how best to move forward after the devastating earthquakes and staggering death to all the government insists or rebuilding quickly so that those who lost their holes don't find a permanent shelter. but for many experts and architects is about making sure citizen buildings are designed to withstand powerful earthquakes and save lives your lives for, but not everybody is convinced the government is doing the bye thing. so bork, i good cheered mors is a construction engineer. he says the authorities should 1st stop giving zone and communist is to builders of violate seismic boss function codes. look, i will adorable new to jehovah. so since lou army views with the ongoing

aftershocks from time to time, i'm wondering whether the building not is the right thing to do. the authorities have arrested dozens of builders and a mayor for violating safety standards. for now, victims of the earthquakes continued to deal with grief. they know nothing will ever be able to compensate for the loss of their loved ones. huh. but al jazeera government, mulash, and israeli american has been shot dead near the city of jericho in the occupied west bank. the killing comes as israel deploys hundreds of additional soldiers, often escalation in violence on sunday. to israeli settlers was shot dead near the city of nablus. one palestinian was then killed and hundreds wynja when settlers burned down palestinian homes. the u. s. state department says the attacks underscore the need to de escalate tensions immediately. sarah carrots has more from jericho. just behind me, so i'm going to show you here. we have

a check point. it's one of many stopping people from leaving jericho or entering. they have allowed a number, a small number of people out, but it's taking a very long time off the bits of interrogation. if they want to come out, jericho right now is on the lockdown. and the reason why that is, is because they're all palestinians that are accused of carrying out a drive by shooting that happened on monday night, that killed and israeli american citizen, he was in his twenties. and now this is the 3rd is riley to be killed in just a 48 hours to israeli. settlers was shot by a palestinian whose also on the loose, i'm not was on sunday night. so pensions have been incredibly high. now jar code just behind me is a gateway for everyone in the occupied was fine if they want to leave occupied with bank cross to be crossing which then takes you into jordan. that's the only way out

if they're going to be traveling. so you can see already those are coming out have had smiles on their faces because it's taken so long to do so. very few of them are able to leave. now this is all happening at the time. well, yesterday, monday we was filming in hawaii, which was a town not far from here. and that's why israeli settlers set homes, they torched shops, they torched businesses belonging to palestinians, and occupied west bank seemed to be on fire in the last 24 hours. the attentions are incredibly high at the moment and as you can see, we're still waiting for them to find the person that carried out the attack election. observe as urgent candidates in nigeria to accept the results of saturday's pole as vote counting continued slowly and tightly fought election has seen long delays and reporting results with opposition. parties alleging voter fraud as go straight to

a boucher and her room. a tough as there are. rest of the wait for results continues. what is the very latest that we're hearing? well 11 out of 36. they have so far be the now and so it could be a long day again. and right now there's no indication when we're going to get the final official results. these type of give you an indication of the mood here in nigeria. this one tells you that electrical mission is still going to continue counting and verifying that result despite protests from sub opposition parties walked out of the collation center. this one here talks about or bizarre angel. he's the former nigeria president, you lisa statement where he said he's concerned about delays and he suggests that in areas where there was violence and logistical challenges, those people should be allowed to vote. again. this one here talks about who is currently leading at the moment is to move. he's held the governing a p. c party, but we must race. that is the early days

a lot more. they still need to come in and that may very well change. and what about these accusations of fraud from opposition parties? there were those protests yesterday, have their concerns been addressed yet? while some opposition parties are still not happy? he saw in a boucher some of them took to the seat and thought of protesting. they saying that they worried about rigging, they lead the head of it to commission that's been compromised and they feel that they vote has been filled. and what is the mixed feelings in nigeria? they are those law suspicious, or they are those who saying just wait and see, and if the process lay out the i'm happy with the results, then go to court. but of course, the longer it takes results to come out. the more agitated and anxious nigerian are going to get indeed. okay, good to speak to you, harmon, tulsa, there 1st live in a butcher. thoughts more. coming up on al jazeera, exploring the reality of the unreal. just how will companies tackle the mystery of

the met ah, a catastrophic series of earthquakes into kia and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more homeless. a major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway. oh, teams on the ground who bring you continuous updates to t. n. syria quakes on al jazeera from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation. the struggles that we see in the global south africa. not because of our help, but because of the heart of the global door with no host and no limitation. that's the story of climate change. it's not that we're all in it together. the people with the most impacted in the 1st impacted or in the global side. that's always how it is pod to up as your baba. and after dreaming fast,

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control, u. k. prime minister wishes to knock his in belfast to seek support for his me post breaks at trading deal in northern ireland. he reached an agreement with the european union on monday, northern islands, democratic unionist party says as progress awards. the key issues remain as rarely american has been shot dead on a highway near the city of jericho, new york and westbank shooting columns is israel deploys hundreds of additional soldiers, often escalation and violence on sunday. now north korean leader kim john earned has called for a fundamental transformation in agricultural production. after reports of serious food shortages came said, hitting grain production targets was a top priority. earlier this month, south korea said the food situation in its neighboring country was deteriorating. all of north korea's grain as produce domestically largely on collective farms.

beijing has accused the u. s. if smearing china by re igniting the debase on the origin of the corona virus pandemic. the u. s. department of energy says it's likely that the virus links from a lab in wu han. it comes as health experts around the world. raise questions about the sharp decline in china's coven 19 death data. katrina, you reports from beijing barely 3 months after the end of china's strict curve at 0 policy, the government has declared a decisive victory in the battle against the virus president. he didn't. pain presided over a meeting where official said 200000000 people had been treated for the virus and the country's death rate was the lowest in the world. but analysts say china covered 19 data is suspiciously low. according to official figures, about 80000 people have died nationwide for the virus. but researchers say the true tally may be more than 1000000. not number 1000000 or more. that could be

a much lower number, if there was a better preparation and possibly better timing for the transition away from 0 curve. it staging sudden easing of restrictions in december resulted in overwhelmed molds and patient woods. authorities only counted debts that occurred in hospitals and or poach the world health organization says is inaccurate. the w h o has also cancelled a plant 2nd phase investigation into the origins of the pandemic. citing challenges in conducting the study. the united states energy department says the outbreak was most likely triggered by a laboratory leak. bating denies this and says the pandemic has been politicized yet good. are good, you sure will hook the relevant parties shouldn't stop stir. frying the argument of a laboratory league, stop vilifying china and stop politicizing the issue of origin tracing. as with the source of the pandemic, the true extent of the impact of china's recent wave of infections remains unknown

. this empty space used to be full of people killing at corona virus testing bruce at the height of the 0 carbon policy. millions of people would test it in the capital every day. single cases thought neighbourhood locked out, but the government did away with all of that at the end of last year, just as the country was experiencing an explosive outbreak. in january, a government health official suggested 80 percent of china is 1400000000 strong population had already been infected. some experts believe this may have been the fastest spread of her spiritual pandemic virus in modern history. katrina, you al jazeera beaching. former pakistani, prime minister, him wrong. com has secured bail in 2 of the 4 cases filed against him facing for legal cases, including attempted murder and one related to party funding. his court appearance marks the 1st time khan has been in the capital city slam about since an

assassination attempt against him there in november. he was ousted from power by parliament in no confidence vote. last april. i'll space but spain and some south american nations are offering citizenship to 94 dissidence. expelled from nicaragua, follows the deportation of a 122 nicaraguan political prisoners. earlier this month, a latin american ed is salisia newman reports. these are the images of monica. val donnell, when she was sandinista rebel commander in the late 19 seventy's alongside president daniel ortega when both were fighting to overthrown. nicaragua was then dictatorship to day. she is not only in exile fleeing from ortega, what is one of 317 of them. the deponent stripped of their nationality, essentially made stateless, but he made a hole who picked the bore. at 1st i was dumbfounded than angry, furious. but i admitted a hard blows u. e. a liquid me so bustled animals,

daughter, monica, and her husband, julio lopez were also stripped of their citizenship. i understand you've lost more than just your citizenship. oh, good nora graham. although we don't accept, don't take his actions, they're having consequences that were raised up birth certificates from the civil registry as though would never been born that confiscated our property and canceled our pensions. it's not enough to make a stateless. they want to make us destitute. among the latest 94 nicaraguan exiles stripped to their citizenship, a prize winning novelist said you're a me this and you're gonna believe me. this is accepted columbia's offer of citizenship and belly, that of chile, whom she thanked, which solidarity of all of latin america left leaning governments jelly is by far the harshest critic of nicaragua, government. and it's also been one of the 1st to offer citizenship to those who more take a has banished and perhaps it's because hundreds of chilion suffered the same fate

under this countries for military dictatorship. tonight, one of them was a lender letter. yet who was assassinated by the regimes agents in washington dc. 2 weeks after he was stripped of his citizenship, people will recover in san juan. paolo predicts that like his father, albeit posthumously. the nicaraguans will recover their citizenship and what will be written in the history books is who what they go really is. he is a person who has no respect for human rights. and this doesn't matter. he's the, from the right or from the left. they are dictators, oh, in the meantime, more countries are offering to take in the stateless dissidence from nicaragua, a country at safe remedies describes as a bleeding wound for latin america. you see in human al jazeera santiago, daniel mobile. well, congress is kicked off in barcelona,

where the wells biggest one as companies show on their latest designs charlie angeles. they're the mobile world congress robots that cook and phones that fold like the new launch by chinese honor being sidelined by the technology. you can't hold, particularly the met of us. essentially, the internet in 3 d companies are racing to develop immersive experiences across all sectors in education, gaming planning, and retail, with 88 percent of global organizations. now, investing in technology to create virtual environments like this virtual retail space, where real sales people can interact customers. what we're seeing is it's kind of explosion of initial interest and focus our real value use cases where to interview to lot of our clients couple of months ago about the 3000 executive. and we asked them how much revenue are you going to get some metaphor in the next 3 years, not 10 years time. and they said over 4 percent of the revenue,

significant amount of money. and if you look across the industry, the bad trillion dollars in the next 3 years from met, some people will have already experience the message online advertised through the world of gaming, but also here we're doing a creating, advertised for employee. so i created this one here, looks like me. and inside of the actual content trip with features like real time interpretation, this could transform the world was other transformations of behind the scenes. here i'm troubleshooting in a virtual semiconductor factory. it could be the digital twin of the physical factory. this is the industrial met, verse where real machines, factories, buildings, cities and transport networks, a mirrored in the virtual world. because in the digital environment, problems could be found and fixed quickly, increasing productivity and reducing costs. as companies take their 1st baby steps

into the met averse people, like susie mercer are there to guide them. we're still at the very early days at the moment. we climb some very much experimenting in the space fall. we are very clear what the impact is going to happen. my business. they were experimenting, but we're experimenting on the some of the potential impact baseline. and then we'll scale where is benefit, where it's beneficial, whether benefits field my zation will scale. some of the grey, small scale, some ways. so while it's true, value is not yet clear. it is clear the met of us is here to stay. charlie angela al jazeera barcelona. okay, that's a inside story. coming up next. ah, temperature rising really quite rapidly. it, mongolia, the north of china and the southern part of siberia is still called not to reduce

some snow every now again, a current feed of moisture gives rain for hong shoe while that is on wednesday, and that tails off that in southern china with our breaks of light ish right. but if i take you through to thursday that co producers yet most now this is wet snow with relatively mild air, said the avalanche rous gets higher and higher and tempt you wiser. it doesn't look too high. it certainly is warmer than it should be. and a little bit further notice to that side, the view you can see here it is really warming again quickly as he did last year. it's also warming in western india and to some degree in pakistan, but they'll be temporary stop to that. we've got showers showing in the south in sri lanka, of our south of india, not so many up in the himalayas. but if you'll notice coming out of iran and afghanistan, there's a significant bout of what you'd court westerly disturbance, which means cloud and shower irena that will not attempt back and check a bus for example, where it has been quite recently. and hopefully,

hopefully just helpfully bring some rain in the far north of pakistan up in the mountains, the fun off of india and kashmir. particular there's more snow to come, significant snow aah! in syria citizens are collecting evidence of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the acid regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution on al jazeera it's been 20 years since the conflict and daphne began, but hardly anyone talks about it these days.