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ah, it will be a good day for finance, security for nordic security on for nate to us a whole headland to set to join nato in a historic shift prompted by russia invasion of ukraine. ah, you're watching out, is there a light from a headquarters into ohio daddy navigate also coming up. russia detains a women in connection with the bombing in saint petersburg that killed a prominence military blogger. history is due to be made in the us. as the former president, donald trump prepares to become the 1st american leader to face criminal charges. and the story of this little earthquake survivor, inter kia,

has been reunited with her mother after nearly 2 months. ah, hello, less than a year after applying for nato membership, finland is set to become the newest member of the military alliance. president sally, and he still will travel to brussels for the ceremony. later on tuesday, finland's move away from its historic position of non alignment follows russia's invasion of ukraine. moscow has said it will strengthen its military positions on the border in response. we will um, welcom fin them as the 31st member over natal. making fin them say for an hour alliance, stronger, we will raise the finish. thank for the 1st harm here at the nato headquarters. it will be a good day for finance, security for nordic security on for nato as

a whole. as the situation in europe has changed quite much over the last year, i think it gives a lot of new opportunity for better safety in the future. so we have been, for a long time, we've been relying on our independence and neutrality. now we just realized that that's not the path of the future. now we need to look for new options for the future pain. some ways i think it will make a safer place. but then again, we don't know what a russia will do and like, yeah, it's all like the big question for me, i think so. it's better than nothing. you know, it's, we are alone. it's not, it's no chance in this situation. now we are part of what's been, your refund is gonna pick it up to the bottom of this, not in the lawyer. so that brings us

a security. let's go over to cave and get more on this with jonah. also, jonah was the war and ukraine that really led to this major change in nato's makeup . yet look at the simplest of terms when russia invaded ukraine last february, prompted a very significant and hasty rethink by countries bordering russia and close to russia about their security and about the extent of the threat that russia might pose to them. you may recall the western side of that thinking, the smaller baltic states becoming extremely nervous at the time, but they of course, were already native members. they benefited from the idea of collective security via article 5. the idea that an attack on one is an attack on old not so countries like fiddle with its 1300 kilometers plus border with russia and nearby sweden that had long held to a commitment of neutrality,

but now with public support felt differently. so they applied at the nato summit last may for membership, it was very quickly approved at a political level. it had to be approved by all nato parliament's unanimously. been and has been so it goes through sweden still pending approval by turkey. so what practical difference if any, at all, will actually make to the war and ukraine? i mean, the reality is, it's not going to change the dynamics of the war in ukraine right now. it has important strategic consequences. i think for russia and for president future in terms of his calculus about what he does next and in the future, there's already talk about repositioning russian nuclear assets in neighboring bella roost. that is likely a consequence of this vast extension of nato's border with russia. the port of saint petersburg, for instance, becomes the only bitter black sea coastline that isn't effectively nato controlled . and the president putin,

himself and his goals in launching that invasion of ukraine. one of them was presumed to be of course, containing and undermining native, preventing its further eastward expansion by nature. planners will tell you today that he's achieved exactly the opposite with this very significant expansion of nato taking in finland. thank you so much, john hall reporting from tune. while ukraine says russian drones has struck the port of odessa cave says its horses destroyed 14 of the 17 drones launched overnight. one caused the fire, which has been extinguished. a death says on the black sea, and it's being used to transport grain from ukraine to the rest of the world's russian. investigators have detained a women in connection with the killing of a prominent military blogger in saint petersburg. on sunday. moscow accuses ukraine of orchestrating ball attack was killed lod lynch's horse key. it also says that supporters of the jailed kremlin critic likes and of only were involved 1st and jabari reports. this is 26 year old daddy, a triple voc,

being questioned by russian authorities in saint petersburg. i brought a statue there that blew up. she says, who gave you the statue? they ask, can i tell you later? she replies the bug was handed to prominent military blogger, lad lind, or char sky. it exploded, killing him and injuring dozens of people on sunday evening. her pover has yet to provide a name and says she's been framed. the attack happened at a cafe in the heart of saint petersburg. the national anti terror committee, which is part of the russian security service, says it was planned, but the ukrainian special services a charge authorities in kiev have denied. we expect that now. where as also will know the response, but evident dusk. ah, how many people will be killed by keeping him here in moscow before russia will the response?

nobody knows exactly, but probably more time coming, more strong. we'll be response just he was speaking an event organized by the cyber funds, that movement and association of people with patriarch view. he was a supporter of russia invasion. and the social media channel he launched to report on the so called special military operation of more than half a 1000000 subscribers. so that's why he was a well known figure among prevalent supporters seen here with daria to keno, who was killed in a car bomb attack in the moscow region in august. her father, alexander, duke, and a far right political philosopher was believed to be the intended target. the crumbling says tarkey killing is an act of terror and that evidence implicates ukrainian special services without providing any further detail sources of ari al jazeera moscow. sir, in state media,

say the 2 civilians have been killed and is really strikes near damascus. several explosions were reported on monday night. it's the latest in a series of attacks on government tell territory in recent days. there's been no comment from israel and still in syria. the us central command says that american troops have killed a senior ice, a leader. it occurs as college, i asked my bridge, a booty of planning attacks on europe. the us says, no civilians were killed or injured in that strike. donald trump will make history later on tuesday when he becomes the 1st former or sitting us president to be criminally, charged. exactly what these charges are and how many isn't clear. but we do know there and connection with hush. money paid support. star stormy daniels in 2016 trump. arrived in new york on monday afternoon and spending the night at his manhattan residence. he's described the case as political persecution and has urged supporters to protest. gabriel,

and he's under reports from new york. it was oh, eyes and cameras on donald trump as he arrived in his home town, new york city on monday afternoon. but for the rest of the day, the former president spent it away from the public eye in his former residents, trump tower in midtown manhattan. trump will surrender to authorities on tuesday after being indicted by a manhattan grand jury on charges stemming from an alleged hush money payment over a $130000.00 to a former adult film. star long foresman is on a heightened state of alert. ah, amid fears of a repeat of the january 6th scenes, when his supporters stormed congress in washington dc, while you in town b on your best behavior? as always, we will not allow violence or vandalism of any kind. and if one is court participating in any act of violence, they would be arrested and held accountable. no matter who you all trump is

expected to arrive at the manhattan district attorney's office. around 11 am local time under heavy security escort inside trump will have his fingerprints and photograph taken the process can take a couple hours. around 2 pm, he will be walked down a hallway to a courtroom and come face to face with this man, judge won merchant who will oversee the arraignment. at the arraignment is when the indictment will likely be unsealed. and trump and the rest of the world will hear the charges against the former president. for the 1st time, trump is expected to plead, not guilty after its over trump will immediately fly back to his mar lago estate in florida, where he is expected to speak about the day's events. for the 1st time. over the years, trump has been the target of numerous law suits and criminal investigations, dating back a decades well before he was ever president of the united states. always found

a way to attack his adversaries and delay any potential criminal prosecution to allege wrong doing. but this time is different. what trump will face on tuesday is unlike any thing he has ever experienced before. and it's something america has never seen before. gabriel's gondo al jazeera new york. so trump is expected to surrender a meaning that he won't be arrested. and he'll be processed as a defendant. that means fingerprint and head shots are taken. the charges will be read out in court. you'll be asked to please, will then go free. well, will be free to go once the next court date has been set. he won't have to post bail. legal analysts say the case is at least a year away from actually going to trial. so he could be in court during the 2024 presidential election campaign. u. s. law does not bar people from running for

office office if they are on trial. and trump is also facing multiple other investigations by the justice department, district attorneys in manhattan and in georgia. and the new york attorney general john henry reports from new york. the indictment of donald trump is historic, unprecedented in just the tip of illegal iceberg. the new york charges reportedly 30 of them are expected to be detailed on tuesday, focused on a $130000.00 hush money payment to a porn star. during the 2016 presidential campaign, we do know its centers around you know, illegal very common confidentiality agreement that was signed years and years ago with stormy daniels and between her attorneys and michael cohen. but the new york case is likely not the most dangerous for the former president compared to the other investigations which included efforts to over throw or overturn the 2020 election. the new york case seems to be the least serious of them all in georgia. a

grand jury has recommended indictments for multiple people over interference in georgia's 2020 election. it's not clear, trump is among them, but legal experts say this conversation between trump and georgia secretary of state amounts to a smoking gun. i just want to find 11780 loads, which is one more that we have the jury for women offered this murky but tantalizing tid bit. there are certainly names that you would recognize. yes, another legal threat, special council jack smith's prob, of trump's handling of classified documents. last summer, the f. b, i seized more than a 100 of them from trump's florida home after he refused requests to turn them over . smith is also investigating trump's actions during the january 6 2021 attack on the u. s. capital trump is dismissed. all the investigations is partisan, which runs, but until the new york indictment, the man known as teflon,

dawn has faced real repercussions only at the ballot box. a northwestern university psychologist says trump's risk taking even a moral qualities, are key to his popularity. here's this beast out there doing it for me going out there fighting for me, saying what i feel deep down. and that's attractive. i mean like, you know, he may be, he may be a narcissist, he may be a sociopath, but he's minor. so system i sociopath whether that approach works in court might well be tested again. and again, john henderson, al jazeera new york, at least one person was killed and dozens injured when a train derailed in the netherlands about 50 people were on board when a fire broke out in one of the carriages. the train hitt construction equipment on the track near a village between the hague and light in city saw heads on al jazeera, public sector, doctors and malaysia walked off the job saying they're overworked and underpaid.

and esther recalls. we take a look at how mobile phones have evolved 50 years after the 1st handheld device was released. ah hi, there is lots of fine and dry weather to be found across europe at the moment, particularly across western areas, more in the way of sunshine and settled weather, but it's been largely unsettled towards the southeast. got a number of warnings out of the next few days with red warnings for wind in places like croatia as well as montenegro. we are going to see some wintery weather places like romania, as well as serbia and heavy rain with thunderstorms for the likes of greece. now that wintry system does start to shift its way further north. we got some wind

warnings behind us across the valley. eric islands in the mediterranean, much more settled for the south, west spain and portugal, seeing more in the way of sunshine as that where to weather skirts its way for the south and is looking largely fine and dry on tuesday in the north west for britain . and the island of island, but you can see that rain rolling in as we go into the mid week, more in the way of wintery weather, creeping off across places like ukraine, bella roost, and across the baltic states. we will see some of that snow starting to smudge into sweden. it does turn rather cloudy for large areas of germany as well as poland and denmark. we'll see the temperature come down in copenhagen if we look at the 3 day with some sunny spells on thursday. i jump into the screen and percent of the population globally is risk spool for about 15 percent of carbon emission joined the debate. people have already lost that life

. people. how close to that culture, the people, how traditions have your say want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it. live on you to people commenting. i want the whole world to know that cherokee for not headed to record you over through this with the powers that be how this stream on the al jazeera. ah ah, hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, this, our security is tied to new york ahead of donald trump's appearance in a manhattan court on tuesday. he's being charged in connection with hush, money paid to porn store. stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential election campaign. finland is set to become the newest member of nato. it's

a historic move away from its non alignment stands. helsinki applied to join the alliance off to russia, invaded ukraine. moscow says it will strengthen its military positions on the finished border. ukraine says russia, drones have struck the port of odessa and one caused the fire, which has now been extinguished. a death as on the black sea, and is being used to transport grain from ukraine to the rest of the world. so russia was ambassador to be un, has briefed media on his countries, presidency of the security council. russia holds the rotating seat for april. the last time a chair of the council was in february 2022. the same month it invaded ukraine, or a diplomatic editor james bay's reports from the un vaseline the benzine, russia's ambassador to the united nations. on the 1st working day of his country's presidency of the un security council. since 1946,

the presidency is rotated. among the 15 members, april is russia's turn, but the council is the body in the international system that governs global peace and security. and there's been uproar, particularly in western countries, that russia, which invaded its neighbor and whose president faces an arrest warrant from the international criminal court. now holds the prominent role. we expect that they will behave professionally. but we also expect that they will use their seat to spread this information and to promote their own agenda as it relates to ukraine. this was the russian ambassadors response sung. countries are pretending they can decide their own will who, who they want or do not wants to be in the chair of the presence of the security council. as long as the current world order or with the u.

n. and the security council stance, there will be no change in the rules of procedure. those rules, though, do give the president the option to recuse themselves during the discussion of items. they're directly involved in and to temporarily hand the presidency to the next country in alphabetical order. so if the issue of ukraine comes up this month, there's the provision for you then to hand the presidency for that subject over to switzerland. no, that's no why not? if her, if her you put the question this way, then i think if you are the countries that them on the security council should also a withdraw from the discussion. the program that russia has prepared. busy for the security council this month is relatively light, but the controversy is likely to grow towards the end of the month when the russian foreign minister. so gay leverage comes to new york to chair the council. james bays, which is era at the united nations. a large fire has broken out one of the biggest

clothing markets in the bangladesh, capital, no casualties have been reported, and firefighters are trying to bring the blades under control. bangladesh has a poor fire safety record in 201200. 17 people died in a garment factory blaze. the french newspaper, liberal seal, and the associated press news agency have released footage that appears to show members are bertina fosters military torturing and killing teenage boys writes groups of accused soldiers of widespread abuses in their fight against armed groups linked to al qaeda. and i saw just the warning viewers may find some of the footage distressing. nicholas hoc reports this video footage is reported to have been taken inside a military camp in northern burkina faso. the man filming tells the captives will kill you one after another. and you went who moves? we shoot him. some of the boys appear dead. others,

unconscious. among them is 16 year old cattle heard or adama, still breathing. then his soldier and uniformed drops a rock on adam's skull. the soldier's laugh. autumn, his mother saw this video shared on social media and recognize her son. i told them not to wander the streets. i told him to stay close to his grandmother's house since he was a stranger. and that it was too risky to wander around because some people be think he was a fighter for group. we showed the footage to researchers from amnesty international . they say the video constitutes evidence of war crimes committed by burkina faso military. those people are blind and they can they present no danger to those meetings? no forges or to those volunteers. we don't know when they are accused of they have just been taken dropped on the floor, black and blind, blind, blindfolded, and they're throwing stones and then getting them in a very brutal v. i mean to re,

is just abusing its power by killing people's outside the purview of international humanitarian. the details of the killings were published in an investigation by the associated press and the french newspaper, dibiase, or several french journalists have since been thrown out of the country for the government spokesperson denies. the military are involved in the killings. he says, armed groups disguise themselves, the soldiers in order to blame the government. we have seen several types of there was that the incriminating forgive of the book enough for me along with one of interest with a difference of hum long. that was a very serious threat to the civilian populations, but also completely on the minds of the government narrative about fighting against insurgency. more than 40 people were abducted on february 14th and have never been seen since whilst rights group see in this video,

a brutal crime. those who support vicki knows army see justice. revenge for killings committed by arm groups linked to al qaeda. and i saw the video was widely circulated among soldiers as a trophy of war for an army that has lost control of most of the country. it now appears to be killing children and teenagers. it was meant to protect nicholas hawk al jazeera. a baby rescued from under the rubble of earthquake center kia has been reunited with her mother nearly 2 months after she was saved and asked, giving hope to many families. still looking for missing relatives were so sorry. our reports from a stumble, a moment of joy. 54 days after being rescued from under the rubble of the creeks. this struck south of 2 t. it bibby the tin is now united with her mother. 3 and a half month old with him was trapped beneath deborah for 128 hours. she was taken

to hospital and uncut out for treatment. her father and brother died on the da rob . but her mother was also rescued. authorities checked her daughter to her dna. she's now back her mother who has been treated in the city of atlanta. the minister of family, a social services, the ministry will continue to support the baby lush mother. this baby is truly and miracle. the fact that she survived and has no health problems tugged at our hot strings. our ministry will always remember her. the earthquakes that he sold in turkey in early february have claimed more than 50000 lives, an injured many more, but nearly 2 months on some families or says searching for their relatives. according to official figures at on 1300 bodies have not been identified. and more than 300 people had been declared missing. now that baby within has been reunited with her mother. it gives hope to the families still suffering from the agonizing

ways. lesson said that o jazeera, the stumble, stay doctor is on temporary contracts and malaysia are on strike for 3 days. so they've threatened a mass resignation unless they're given permanent positions on better pay. florence louis has more from kuala lumpur on the doctor's demands. all the several, but the 1st one is this. they want to be absorbed into the civil service. they want to be placed on government contracts, and this would come with benefits like pension. this would also mean more job security because at the moment they are on contracts that are really subject to renewal. now they also want an improvement in their working conditions. and this means better hours and also fewer on call hours. at the moment when they are on call, they're meant to be available for 24 hours. and of course they want better pay and improvement. not just in that basic pay, but also in that on coal rate. their current on coal rate is 9 ring, get $0.16 an hour. you could make the same amount in working at

a fast food joint. in malaysia, you could make more working as a retail shop assistant. and that's the equivalent of about to us dollars. malaysia isn't a low income country, it's a middle income country, but these doctors are not being paid commensurate with skill with the education and with what they provide to the general public. that frontline health care workers leads up to a basically saying they are overworked and underpaid. the organizers say they expect 8000 contact doctors to go on strike. but bear in mind that the strike is happening over 3 days from monday to wednesday. this week we are now in tuesday, the 2nd day of the strike and we don't yet have a number of how many people have actually gone on strike. the british billionaire richard branson, satellite company has filed for bankruptcy, virgin orbit has been unable to recover after rocket launch failed in january. so it's laid off most of its $750.00 employees. the company is a spin off of branson space tourism venture virgin galactic. it's been half

a century since the 1st public call was made from a handheld portable phone in new york. the man credited with inventing the mobile phones as he had no way of knowing that moment was historic or brown. go by reports to many martin cooper is the father of the melbourne fan. 50 years ago he led a team that created a prototype to my bow fan. i made the fast call from a handheld device. since then, cellphones have come a long way, but these were proved times. there was no internet and i think 73 believer. and there were no digital cameras, there were no large scale integrated circuits. and so the unit that we built was put together with the bath of number of individual parts. it weighed over kilo almost 2 and a half pounds at a very low. 045 minutes of talking these days,

maybe our fence can stream films and capture professional quality photographs. cooper predicts the gadgets will play a role in transforming other sectors. the cellular industry is just learning how to do things like a revolutionary education, revolutionize health care trades, the whole concept of collaboration. so this is just the beginning, but the evolution of the mobile phone industry is provide, can controversy. regulators are concerned about how tech companies use clients data that's gathered by tracking the activity and somehow, or governments through have to decide what is there about us. they have to protect as an example, your medical information. no one should have that except people that you want to have that should be true with your financial information. we haven't figured out how to do all of those things yet.