the escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for a serious debate on out jersey, around the the hello i'm just to can washington, this is the muse our life from don't. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the sound of freedom in a new syria, hundreds of thousands of people celebrate during the 1st friday, pres, since b, l staying as president fashion serious transition of how i us top officials to of

the region to rally a coordinated response to spanish competing interests and priorities the besieged stoved and boom. this really focuses on least a wave of the types in northern and central goza. at least 50 palestinians have been killed sandstone and french gets a new prime minister. we look at the challenges ahead. centrist leader francois the tenants for our records, 16 european teams will be going so many people will copy in 2026. the qualifying girls taking place in zurich under the top saying that each group is guaranteed of sports in the fines. the hundreds of thousands of jubilant syrians have pulled onto the streets in several

cities after the 1st friday, pres, since the full of bushes, assad government. it was a symbolic moment of change. less than a week off the opposition forces swept into the capital following a rapid defensive. the head of the new administration of shadow is calling on the syrians to unite palm to salute because of coverage of celebrations across syria. it's the 1st friday after the al singles, lashawn upset and hundreds of thousands of people are marking the victory. no, no, jo, job. yeah, no, yeah. in the capital, the head of the new administration says syria will be rebuilt. he's called on members of the public to unite and but the sharpest will be and i mean, i congratulate the syrian people on the victory of the blissful revolution and call on them to take to the streets to express the joy of it's cheaper than the

syrians travelled from all across the country to join the prayers at the historic emily mos in the heart of damascus. among them the new prime minister, some of them, but she is. he's been tasked with forming a new government victory in integration of the land. isn't just about creating change or raising flags. it's the both of a nation, the restriction with dignity in making history. similar scenes of triumphs and prayers were seen in the southern cities of that house and sway down in the northern city of a level and looked at you on the mediterranean coast. the new administration is promising change, and millions of syrians, both in the country and abroad, are hoping for a better future have the central jersey to the zeros mohammed vall has spent the

day in the capital of damascus as syrians to celebrate or from the time of the form of the see just a few days ago non stop for was today in all public square. i was here the most cuz people came out in them thousands and today seems like a climax of that situation. we have seen how deal my god most during that why they play it. how they showed up. they turn dollars in, they'll thousands, frontier is equal my god square. they're also celebrating off the sunset. fireworks began families, for example, children's able young children, even babies. they wanted them to the wisdom of this historic moment. and here with me, i have the most family actually. and i am going to talk to, nor the most fast, nor i would like you to tell us about your feelings. why you came here to the oh my god square. and what does it mean to you? what has just happened in city?

okay, 1st of all, my name is gather most i'm from some of them were you square root directory that's combine a real people. i'm fuels, if we kind of say the real meaning and they want to start off with us, shut off the grid as of all time who have, who served up from a lot of regimes here and syria. we struggled from the sadness and everything and we could not script oh, think we can some speech slips about everything that's happened and they want to talk about. so now your presence to start to assemble also as 3 seems to be expected this. have you ever expected? what's happened just a few days ago? no, no, no one was expecting. that's what happened in this a few days. actually was stucco from the 54 years. and as you less than as, as we see in social media. and now we get to the all the spot people and comes with it on top for a better life. i want to call all of the countries around the world. so hard to

have this for country got smokers from the machine here in syria. the don't forget the human vice to gain our rates on which are like, what do you want the syrians to do all the serious to do and what do you want then you would need us to do. yeah, i want to tell all the people to sign we bought this country from the, from the people's with the right people on the screen. so ball vibrations actually hold on and stuff that we will look at in front of them. the celebrations are taking place across syria, as some of them today, it is in a level the 1st to city to for the

high awesome the question that the syria that we see on the screen seems to be divided. and our son needs interior and various other fractions which make this diverse concrete. and this is what they broke out doing that the people of syria are one. this is the subdivision that'd been ongoing here in the left, boost out square. let me show you every 4 hours and they want to do please, and another one joins them. and this has been ongoing for the last few hours. they come, they gather the dogs, vague, the jobs, they wave the flag. they come from all parts of the did come up all parts of a level from the countryside of the, from the country side of how much they coming up on in the throes they coming from all walks of life. and you can see men, women, children,

die together in this, in celebration is, or they'd been waiting for this for the last 40 years. this is the freedom that they wanted one. manders went to bed. i cannot explain to you in words what freedom feels like. this is a freedom. another man came to us and don't have the the sacrifice to his son for this war. and now he believes it presumes birth. it is your birth. remembering 14 years of age with squares like this, where you would see people coming together in a region purchase to off the world to stand with them to get on the end of a dictator. now they're happy they, it's not just the charlotte dog which has ended, but they believe it's also had the influence of iran and, and russia, and other in national bowers. it has ended events. that one message for the rulers that they want this area to be the vice syrians for syrians, according to the explanation of the city and people. some of the driver does have you to a level shows inches of health care professionals and medical supplies. some of the

major challenges with serious do administration as it has inherited a health system near collapse. the u. n says more than half of the hospitals and primary care centers have been destroyed. north dakota, more centrals, this update from the main hospital in hama. we are here in the national hospital and the city of how much is one of the major hospitals here in the city. and as you can see now around me, those who are currently coming to the hospital or currently receiving their medical services and health care services, we've talked to the doctors and the step of the hospital as they told us that they have joined their ward says, day you want and they have spared no effort in effort in providing the health care services and medical services to the patients. however, they also told us that they all have they have some shortage in the basic necessities of the consumables in the hospital. and they hooked up,

it's will be different from the previous phase. adjoining the software team ruling the hospitals during that phase do hold up that they even lacked the most basic necessities on 2 syllables that they couldn't even provide. and me though, for the patients in this hospital, but now they're saying that the local authorities and the current government, the government is currently a promising them that this situation will be better. uh the uh, the hospitals and the health care system as the medical sector and syria will be better away from us. so this was look through march from uh, from syria hema for i just 0. this been a flurry of diplomatic meetings on the political transition in syria of the hosting of us us secretary of state. and me blinking has made a surprise visit to iraq, iraq's prime minister mohammed. she had also done, it says both that expects tangible actions from syria's new leader to ensure

stability in the meeting, blinking stressed to the importance of helping syria rebuild and fight any resurgence of i. so no one knows the importance of that more rec, uh, because of the presence of the, the ongoing process of isis a dash in syria. and we are determined to make sure that, gosh, cannot, we emerge? united states, rac, gets together, had tremendous success in taking away territorial caliphate dash and created years ago. and now having put that back in his box, we can let it out. we were determined to make sure that that doesn't happen earlier blinking was in to kids, adults with turkish foreign minister, how kind of be done in ankara. they spoke about the importance of countering any resurgence of the islamic stage. if you look at them, a bunch of i,

so in syria throughout the syrian civil war, the us and check, you've got rival opposition groups in the north and northeast of the country is isaac. this, what are you that you just decided? we aimed at restoring peace and stability in syria, also maintaining the country's territorial integrity and up routing terrorist organizations from the entire region. we discussed the means possible to achieve us as well as a shared solution that we reiterate to the importance of establishing a ceasefire and gaza immediately. however, israel continues killing civilians and other violations among the many issues discussed during the meeting was the defense industries. the top us officials are on a weld when diplomatic tour of the middle east to discuss serious future and israel's war on gaza. take sullivan, the bite and administration and national security adviser is in casa to meet with prime minister mohammed build. been abdulla, i'm also need a foreign ministry statement,

says they discussed ways to enhance the strategic relations between country, as well as the latest developments and goza and syria. they also stressed the need to guarantee the unity of syria and to work for a peaceful transition of authority through an inclusive process. like how to joins we now live from washington, dc, mike lincoln and sullivan in the region. this is a diplomatic, pushed by the outgoing administration. what exactly might they be able to achieve as well? they juggling a number of bowls on each has slightly separate assignments. jake solomon, the sullivan, the national security advisor, where he said, has just arrived. the in doha, is discussing primarily the release of captives and gaza, and also the release of the palestinians being held in is really jails. now he's pushing these negotiations to bite and administration intent on getting some kind of solution to this longstanding issue before it leaves office on january the 20th

he's being in israel, jag sullivan. and now in come to these talks on going. some of it in himself says it does appear that there's a great to johnston, off with some form of agreement given recent events, particularly the sci fi in 11 on. and now the of the official or diplomat, anthony blinking, he's being criss crossing the middle east in terms of dealing with the events post the events in syria. he is being in to k, he's being in iraq and baghdad. and they had told for the prime minister aimed primarily at keeping the coalition against i 2 together. this will prime concern the united states that have been since syria, the don't disrupt or split into that particular coalition, which is of crucial importance to the us, particularly as a time that they off is that the i so could we invented soulful re emerge in the

vacuum left by the events in syria. thank you, mike. and. and meanwhile, leaders from g 7 nations have been holding virtual talks. what's the outcome of those talks as well? we didn't expect to get many details and we haven't, we have had a couple of statements by some of the members being released as saying, but confirming that syria was discussed. yes. but also under discussion was ukraine . now the specifics of what the discussions will have not and probably will not be released to make clear as well. this meeting was not to specifically discuss syria . it is an effect, a hand of a meeting as easily as the outgoing jay of the organization. canada is the incoming chair, it will be in charge in 2025. and the primary reason of this virtual meeting was to discuss this hand over and to look at the agenda for 2025 that syria was discussed

. it has been confirmed. as i mentioned was ukraine and mike, tomorrow they will be of a meeting of foreign ministers in jordan. that's correct. and that will be attended by the secretary of state and to be blinking, who is expected to return to echo in the course of the day for that particular meeting. once again, this is an opportunity for the us secretary of state to continue to push the us agend in the region. that is very specifically the coalition against deisel, but also to map out developments in syria. the process by which the, in the making of a new government will take place. this is an opportunity for him to get full, everybody in the region, agreeing on what the process should be and what a new government in syria. and should look like. right, thank you. so much mike, that's mike hannah, reporting from washington dc. let's bring in now model one to shot

a who is out of here as a senior political analyst, who joins we now live from doha. my one good to good to see you. let's begin with the some of the scenes of celebration that we've been seeing throughout the day earlier. we hud correspondent in mohammed vall, talking about the, the jubilation that syrians are feeling at this moment. even saying that people have brought the young children. they've brought even babies to witness the scenes . we're looking at live pictures now from damascus model and focus through what exactly do syrians expect for the future at this moment of celebration? yes, it's extraordinary. it's an extraordinary day, a started today. and it's, it's a truly worth celebrating, but the white celebration also hide deep anxiety about what the future holds.

and that sounds, i feel really extends to a number of crucial crucial elements for syria includes the economy, which is in dire straits. the political position which promises to be incredibly difficult because one thing is still going over and live another thing is thrown over syria, which requires a widening of a coalition, how long the 10s of opposition figures and parties and so on. and then that is bringing all the security. i thought out this together, believe it or not. in syria today, there are acting 56 or 7 security forces. there's the national spirit army. there is the free syrian hardware. there is the city administrators in the south. there is height of the heavier sean. there is the democratic forces of syria. i'm. we haven't even yet spoken of what is left of of i since forces the actual hard me to syria and dash i is this so imagine 7 different security forces

working on syria, at least 5 or 6 of them need to be united and the one security i practice because the arms in syria shouldn't be only in the hands of a government unless but someplace there's that relationship with the outside world to lift the sanctions unsolved, so forth. so believe it or not, behind the wide celebration, there is really deep anxiety because this coming government, this transitional government is supposed to be with us until the beginning of march needs to be able to bring all the other parties, all the other figures, dismissal fees. i need the always use together and unite the security forces and model one. you mentioned some of the challenges for siri. i'll just read some data for our audience. the u. n. 20. in 2024 u. n. data indicates that they requested more than $4000000000.00 to fund it's response inside syria and only around 30 percent of that was actually given. what

exactly is the role here of the international community, including the us at this moment in terms of helping with rebuilding, syria is what clearly they have to do 1st and foremost within the next few weeks and months is list essential. but even if they're not good are really stuff assumptions here. but now there's also, i think new conditions as the by secretary of state blinking to the new conditions as to why or when they would release a studio sentence. but mind what it is that the american position is, again being divisive and again, being funded for destructive, right? because blinking comes to the area and on the play, you know, the whole figure that when managed things, but in fact, what he just said the after his meeting and you walk and talked to you was not the 1st of all clear. it was a big, it wasn't a 2nd, it sounded quite the stabilizing because the whole idea on the fight against dice,

unless or remember, dash was created by the american invasion of iraq or through the american division of rock as the next president of the united states. are still there mistakes on the rock by dissolving the army or by the so called the box vacation. so some of the lead to the rise of isis and the end to date document isis must happen by syrians and here watkins. and storks, not by american forces, dividing syria or support thing. a succession is movement in the north eastern part of syria. so the united states needs to be constructive and stop being visited, but lives in part in this region, and part of one. meanwhile, at this moment, jake sullivan, the national security advisor, is also in the region. what exactly is he able to achieve given that the administration only has a few weeks left in office, in terms of specifically for him, the ceasefire and gaza? the absolutely right. i mean, what is your doing here?

and then he doesn't have much to do in washington, but i tell you, i think he's here primarily to stay of the show, right? he's trying to stay with the show for the by the ministration. because that's the order number for the past 16 months before i had my session support the general side, it was complicit in genocide in gaza. and now they want to know what's the worst for that white wash that genocide by saying, look, we appear at that. we, we, we achieve a, a ceasefire but, but in fact the credit goes to the clouds and somewhat through the injections they are the ones who have been working behind the scenes the past several weeks and months to achieve a ceasefire. and then the one who are extracted concessions from what, how much that is right cut, that means the credit not certified. who's coming here of testing the show that's not fair to i think certainly, but i'm thinking of still trying to extract multiple sessions out of how much was

covered and what it is that i'm covering up for nothing. you know, and that's again, not fair. so the session wants to whitewash it's image. it's one sometimes of achievement before january 20th, even though it is, has been and it has to be at the expense of the palestinians. and when, in fact the credit lies is what got that he was in the directions. thank you so much. that's our senior political analyst model on the shara they're forcing from to the new administration in damascus is cooling on the millions of syrian refugees to return home. take you hosts about 3000000 syrian refugees since the over throw, especially at a sub, the overall sentiment has been positive. many say they happy and hopeful for the countries future. stephanie decker spoke to syrians who settled in the south east and turkish city of consent of about returning home of the all of these men sled,

the war in syria, bringing with them a touch of home carving stone. this skill and routine they have perfected over the years. but everything is different now. let me decide any of over 50 years past from the father, the son is gone and when we can believe it, it's like a dream. i cried when i found out it was over. personally, i feel that is a big responsibility to come back and to help. it's been 14 years time. we need to do both everything. now this is a traditional across from a level going back hundreds of years. the owners of this business and most of the workers are from i left, but we took them years to build this business, but everybody tells us they are determined to return and to start from scratch, to rebuild their city. and the country many tell us that starting over in a new country was hard. it's been a long road shoulder, so helpful. so my feeling is indescribable, happiness, happiness,

that is beyond the extreme. so now is the time for reconstruction and to prepare for the future. the manager tells us the move will take time, paperwork, needs to be processed. he says that after building a business over 13 years, he colleges drop everything and go, but he will return to syria and soon the other, the men the highest in color. i'm not afraid of the future because the biggest obstacles the i said, the machine, which loans the entire country has gone. now when we sold the joint operation entering the cities, they took care of the minorities and they treated them very well. as we are one nation, this is what it's giving us assurances for the future. goes beyond debt posts close to half a 1000000 syrian refugees. many are from a level and everyone we spoke to wants to go home. is that honestly? it's a great victory. i want to go back, we need to go back. we've been here 11 years and it's enough. it's time to rebuild

their homeland. they tell us time to car about to united and peaceful way. ford, stephanie decker. o g 0 goes down to south eastern. took you the united nations, the serious, the teen, your conflicts created the world's largest refugee crisis. with more than 14000000 syrians flows from their homes since 2011 off of that number on displaced within the countries borders where the un says 70 percent of the population needs, humanitarian aid and 90 percent lives below the poverty line. serious neighbors stuck here, 11 on jordan, iraq and egypt host about 5 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees. i know the 1300000 syrians have re settled in europe. most of them in germany. it's home to 8 150000 syrian refugees. the largest number in a no neighboring country. spotwood is the executive director of the syrian

canadian foundation, and she joins me now live from canada model. thank you for joining us on the on does your and use our firstly let's begin with your thoughts on the experience of the diaspora community in canada at this moment. what is the response to these developments that we've seen in these recent days? well, to start off, it was honestly historic moment. i can believe that we're almost going to be facing a one week anniversary since the fall of that said reach even many of us as during canadians and events to refugees who came here a couple of years ago are jumping out of joy and happiness. and we're still in just believe that this historic moment actually happened after millions of syrians have injured unimaginable hardship and pain and suffer from displacement to nothing. and systemic torture. so the fact that there's hope that many of these syrian families can visit their it's on these back home is

a dream that have come to model what just today is after the full of the side regime. we did see some changes in europe and countries. germany, austria, belgium, the u. k. and denmark, announcing plans to pause asylum applications for syrians. how do you interpret those changes? they were honestly, we are, they were deeply concerned and disappointed because the pointed and these reports that we have read how european countries are pausing or suspending a southern queens and some are even deporting sooner. a few days at this point, the conditions on the ground is sir, remain, i'm saved. there's still a lot of uncertainty about the future and for most refugees to return now they're still lack of basic services and infrastructure. so even the canada, the way that we want to approach it, is just to focus on refugee protection that must continue to prioritize human rights and recognize the ongoing risks for the syrians now in syria and many of them, we're talking about 6200000 refugees across the world and 7.2 for us that we display

us within syria. so we're not just talking about hundreds of lives. many of them were displaced once, twice, or even 3 times before their final destination. it took them a lot of years and effort to reestablish their their life and of course trauma and loss of low blood volume. so expecting them to just be forced to go back and again start from scratch is, is unrealistic. so there has to be a bit in space of security and safety and syria before they conclude this premature assumption, the serious fine and on the material prices on the ground will be resolved overnight. um, since that said regina fall in a week and model, you talk about some of the conditions that make the situation rather unsafe, including aid cards that inflation exacerbating already poor living conditions, including outbreaks of diseases like cholera, scabies, what are some of the sentiments that you hear as you talk to people on the ground about the humanitarian situation in syria,

that might be making people reluctant or indeed make it impossible for them to even consider returning as well. again, there is no infrastructure like they, they need to rebuild schools, hospitals, water system, we're talking about the destruction that was happening for over a decade. and many of the refugees uh sooner fifties don't even have a home spot a back in serious some houses were destroyed during the war. others have new people living in them. and many refugees also liked the documentation to prove that they own property. so for training through this critical time is, is really unsafe and let's not forget also the needs within the syrian community remains of madness with, with shattered infrastructure there's over, over 90 percent of the population still relies on humanitarian aid. so there's urgent request of assistance from international communities to support which now winter is approaching, including shelter of food, water, and weren't so again, just because i said is no longer in power, doesn't mean that syria is the best as

a stable and save country for a still, there is a lot of aftermath, but now they're facing and effects from the more over a decade on what certainly complicated and complex situation. we heard recently from the new prime minister mohammed of but she had saying that one of the 1st goals is to bring back the millions of syrian refugees where our broad. earlier we spoke about the scale of that. that's more than 14000000 people who were forced from that home since 2011. he's talked about the fact that everyone must be involved in rebuilding that everyone's help is needed. how far away do you think we all from a situation with people might be willing and able to come back in terms of mass numbers for the 1st it has to be won truly. so this, this should not impact refugees or again, asylum, queens and people who are still at risk and, and can be in syria now. so the fact that this is impacting european countries, where they're saying that, okay, your country's announcing that they can work on, you know,

mean it means that everything is resolved and they should have that pressure is going back and be building their country from scratch. they're still lack of resources or 0, still sections and 0. so if they don't have the international and community support, how are they be the car, the going to rebuild their country? there is, again, there should be a valid processes and, and that's going to impact a lot of and influence a lot of pressure on syria as well. it's still going through a transition to some, there is a lot of work to be done. and we have to tap into again, government support in order for a serious to be able to rebuild the the infrastructure of syria model. thank you so much. that's model. i hope you, who is the executive director of the syrian canadian foundation. thank you for joining the is there any forces have killed at least 50 people across the gaza strip since

don't on friday the in the north of gauze of the army has launched heavy onto the refire and his ambulances of the council on one hospital. he has mainly military has laid siege to the north for over 2 months, cutting of access to medical supplies and repeatedly attacking health care facilities. and they have been more is really strikes ongoing. so series of sub the neighborhood. is there any forces? boomed, house filtering, displace palestinians, the ended up being taken to al, only hospital to elsewhere in gaza. city. and is there any drone attack has killed a journalist? shoddy also, fishy, was riding his bicycle with another man when the drone fired on them. the n g o report has without borders says more than a 145 gen list have been killed by these randy military since october last year. to assume is in debt, obama in central garza and he tells us more about israel's ongoing siege. the north

of the district. there has been no, any significant change in terms of the reality taking place in the north of district because i do value a big lie in bay tunnel. and these board at towns and villages are completed on the coast and set tax by the east valley of ground forces which continue its military peroration from the 17th days so far uh, on the ground. uh, but we, one of the main significant updates that we managed to get from i, this isn't the noise, is that these truck forces continue to a bound to the ground. a residential homes in the city of big la this a bottom of attacks have been similarly taking place in the valley of refuge account. and we have been seeing, we have a seen really see the aerial image is from f for the devalue of refugee camps. so when you divide scale destruction have been close to the city and to become that a do to be a military operation of this is gradually now taking place, a lot of so forcing hundreds of thousands of families to evacuate. and to move to

the goal is to say, can see. so one of the latest provides of attacks took place at the gates of college on close to so with an engine and speed can was a targeted. and i wouldn't have seen that this vehicle was completely on fire. and this is a part of the systematic attacks on medical sex. and even for those m. p lenses for towing will continue to up to operate in that sector of the territory. it means that the, the is very military is trying to inject these implants is out of service under the same time they are trying to exec move pressure on medical teams who are still trapped in come on at one hospital. still ahead on noticing ukrainian seek shelter with a can after another wave of russian and strikes had several critical energy facilities and didn't support good formula. one gets the green light to return to africa. and you will be here with us to

the hello. grab the jump us this tiny round, the cool across much of the middle east over the next couple of days cuz we have a bit of cloud to spilling out. so i took, yeah, i pushing down across the rock into around this, some snow on that as it moves. oh, but the high ground, a brisk north west lea when setting in that shamal wind temperatures here even though hard around 25 celsius on fast the often. and it will feel cool because of the strength of that when lifted off the sand, likely. and then we're struggling to get into the low twenty's as we go through west sunday. so i don't know if the skies do clear the 2 sales use that having to run, as i said, it does look around the co writer the next few days. try and fright for a good part of the eastern med, but we have to some whatsoever. moving across greece through the gene,

into that western side of the sub heavier. right, coming in here. so you go one through sunday allows you to, i mean, lot of cost much of north africa, a brisk how much and winter's coming? how to chad misha, eventually pushing into the north of nigeria, around the gulf, with any of these general dry, as is the case through much of west africa, the shot was a close, like one across central africa. we have a couple of cycling sheet. i'm making its way through the mozambique channel, making land full for sunday. the in october 2023. these raising ministry of intelligence proposed the forcible and permanent transfer of palestinians from because the street, the people in power, those just the history of spinning and displacement. and explores whether clearing

palestinians from because and the occupied west bank is ready to transfer on and just let her know and were political power and diagnostic families often intertwined. for generations that you, meghan family, has left the countries, mary nights, christians, through the picture, civil war, political maneuvering. as kevin alger 0 world tells the story of the rise power and into ins, leather knowns, political families. the jamalia is doing this to, you know, to 0 news . the

hello again, this is just a reminder of our top stories. the seller has been unprecedented scenes of celebration across syria as millions most of us friday pres, since the full of the outside regime, hundreds of thousands of people fall into the streets across major cities. us secretary of state anthony blinking has been discussing the transition in syria, the leaders in iraq and took here. and g 7 leaders have released a statement. supposing and inclusive and non sectarian governance in syria that respects the rule of law and the rights of minorities. while i'm joined now from damascus live, i imagine it shall carry who, who was at the my most for friday, pres earlier, and he joins me now from damascus motive. thank you so much for joining us on the, on to 0 and use our you well, as we, as we was saying, you were there throughout this day as

a monumental. i'm one you mental day for syria took us through some of the emotions of, of what you just witnessed. and that's right. luckily i was there, you know, because friday has always been a symbol for syrians and i think most plans all over the world. it's a day where people gather to go for the prayer as always. but today's prayer, especially this friday, was like no other fridays we've ever witnessed before. but you could see thousands of people this time, not just hundreds people who could, but people who came even to pray or even to celebrate. you can see. and on president i'd like search of excitement through their faces and the smiles on the faces. all of them gather to pray and they march together to the squares of every corner in the city, shante and child thing, the freedom that we've been deprived for over 5 decades in

a row. and so is this simply like with something we've never experienced before? so if i want to even look out for some words that describe my feelings right now, i would think, i don't think i could be able to find them. so i wish like i was there filming, or even going live instead of just talking now this to show the world how people so back them or expired. can even say people still feeling because it'd be, go down there right now. they're still standing on the pete's sense this morning. so we're breaking this victorious day that special friday. we call it the victories friday. it's our 1st friday, after 53 years of pure displacement and dictatorship. you know, it's just something large. and even if extraordinary, when filming this, there's plenty of video our audience is looking at it now on the screen. some of the remarkable footage from this day can, you've lived in damascus, your whole life budget,

if you could choke us through. how would you compare this moment right now to perhaps 2011 as well? it's actually pretty similar if i can say, because back then people used to gather as well. but just the whole demonstrations against the side regina, you know, and after 14 years we successfully could gather again, march, another demonstration. but just as a celebration for out throwing the aside spread gene, you know, we house did the sub completely from the country. and now we can say that the last refugee is but sharp i saw is not a single syrian anymore. magid we've, we've heard from the new administration from the new prime minister mohammed of fish. but she had saying that one of the 1st goals is to bring back the millions of syrians who had to leave the country. that they, they should be able to come back to feel that they can participate in the rebuilding of the country. how did those sentiments resonate with you?

actually was witnessed this as we're still seeing people across the board as a lab and on and everywhere, crawling back into the tree. you know, happily, crawling back to the country because they've been displaced for years as it could be, as you know. and now i was just talking to a friend of mine and i told him that i've never seen the city describe it in 10 years. you can't imagine the numbers of people down there on the streets celebrating walking in their cars, warning before and raising boots flag, you know, the freedom of flag, of course. so it's something like we've never seen before. and people, yes, they're coming back as my mother, but she was like proclaimed people are coming back. all right, thank you so much. and we also hope that more and more people will come as well. thank you so much. my did show got a who is the joined us live from damascus to georgia. now

where a fall rise loyal assistant to be appointed president in the controversial election process. it will be the 1st time in the country's history that the public will not be voting for the president, and there's only one candidates. the move has angered protest as to 4 weeks now have been holding nightly demonstrations against visiting georgia dream government . the current president is backing a movement, she says she's not planning on stepping down until new elections are held. dimitri measure danco sat down with the president to discuss the political crisis in the country. my mandatory run as long as there is no new elections. and by the new elections in new parliament, the toilet elect a legitimate president. and then with pleasure, i stepped out. do you see the possibility that you might be forced into exile? no, no, no. i'm not going to be an example. i don't think that that's

a place where you can stay with your people. if i think that it's necessary to avenue to, to meet the president. it's because i think that this country needs anticipate a crucial time of crisis needs. continue t a and needs a stability. and the only states continued to incognito and via president that has been elected by the people and not by a parliament that has not received legitimacy as so for that reason, these continued t, i needs to stay in the country. we have seen more than 2 weeks of protests in b c, across other cities of the country. what effect have these protest had? what we're seeing is a very massive movement because it was never the case before. we've had many protests in this country, but never before was it so extended to the different cities in the country the think and the sense in the population is that we are a to,

we are turning point. either of the this is tied struggle succeeds from the position to resist this. uh, uh or, uh, we will enter into a region that will be more or less the russian regime of 14, the russia has launched a large scale area, low tank on energy infrastructure across ukraine. several regions where hits, including levin with 6 facilities were damaged. ukrainian, president, lot of, he has a landscape says it was the largest attack yet on the energy grid. most go says it was in retaliation for ukraine's use of us supplied long range missiles on the front lines. this intense financing between russian and ukrainian troops around the

eastern city of frost residence there all being moved elsewhere. they say the city has no electricity or water and is under constant showing as russian forces close in french presidency manual. my chrome has appointed a centrist ally as prime minister as he tries to end a months long political crisis. francois barrels. seeing here on the right, replace is michelle vonny, who was ousted just over a week ago by parliament in a no confidence vote following a stand off over analyst energy budget. in a honda of a ceremony, bay rose said that the solving out of france is dead. is a moral obligation, is the 4th person to hold the post this you? natasha butler reports from paris on the challenges ahead for the new prime minister. one of the days of on search and see from finally has a new prime minister for, for by root. the veteran centers leader says he's ready for the job. i think

everybody knows how difficult this task is. everybody knows that it's possible to find a path that brings people together, instead of dividing them by route into politics and his twenties, he served as a minister on the several presidents, including the conservative jacques chirac and socialist falls for me to haul in 2007, he says opposite even century specialty moved in decade later it was moved and supposed that help propelled emmanuel mike rolled to the presidency on the game in 2022. the 2 men a close united by the belief in centrist politics, virus pre decides. so michelle body as government of collapse often need 3 months so far really well wants to succeed, whip on yay, fails to do so. he will need to form a government that can suffice in a deeply frontier french parliament divided almost equally between the left, the center and the rights. as a centrist by room may be able to appeal to m p 's a little side spot. he's also made enemies during his career part,

so the right wing have never forgiven him for supporting social is present also all old in 2012 instead of the candidate nicholas so cozy and phones is left when the lines angry. the macro is a gain, refused to appoint to lecturing prime minister despite their lives winning most votes and the parliamentary election 6 months ago. for now, the far right national riley says it will support by root, but with conditions what's up, it's up to the, i'm above all cooling on the new prime minister, not to be macros pop up. the french people express themselves and shoots numbers and elections in the summer hoping for change and a reasonable but from break from the president's policies and with the current situation. haldeman, the next phase of the countries policies should not be like those all the manual mccall. without by res backing maxwell may never have 12 elections. the pointing in prime minister is a way of thinking, a long time ally. but it's also assigned to the present as once again failed to

deliver the political change and renew. promised when he dissolved parliament in june. natasha butler, l. g, 0. paris. the around $3000.00 migrants from lesson and south america walking across mexico toward the us border. they want to reach the border before the new generation of president elect donald trump next month. most uh, from venezuela, honduras high to haiti and cuba. then making the journey, despite the drums, promises of mess, deportations, and to crack down on immigration. many say they were forced to leave the countries because of political upheaval and economic hardship still ahead on al jazeera in support here, p and teams can start planning the route to the 2026 men's football football wells cub details coming up with and the

the time thank you so much jessica. well, reco, it's 16. your pain seems to be going to the men's football woke up in 2026. the qualifying. drew has taken place in zurich with games kicking off in march. only the top same in each group is guaranteed a spot in the finals that being held in the united states, canada and mexico. 12 of the 22 will cups have been owned by european countries, oil fuel. you are always happy because he only qualified. you only qualified for the qualifiers. so the most incredible visa was caught, the last was up in 2022 at the place just 2 years ago these days we were all

in the cats are incredible. was got fantastic final in here. we already preparing the next one, the united states, canada, mexico, 3 countries in north america, 48 teams participating, 16 of us, 16 from europe. well, many of the qualifying groups won't be finalized until after the life of nations, the quarter finals in march, but new in the manage. it's almost too cool. does know who he'll be teaching on that you haven't coach will lead his adopted country against serbia, albania. what fear and i'm door, it's necessary that we also lead by example the create a certain culture of how we respect each other together, how we like more or less live together when we are like for 10 days together or late to hopefully for many weeks in the us and it's about the acceptance or software role. so we will see the 1st of all and very open for, for all the,

tell him to know the personality size. and this is a privilege to, to, to, to, to disrupt as well. the one cloud hanging of a premier league latest little pulled at the moment. so is the future plans of 3 senior players, including mohammed, solid, solid visual van dyke and trends. alexander on all have contracts will expire at the end of this season. little full plank for them on site today with no end in science. so all those contract negotiations, it doesn't matter where you maybe just accept the situation as it is. so it's, it's a though it's a create, a way of asking is a new way that you busted that your boss help you with this. okay. okay. and that uh so it's, um, it's the same situation as it is, but they play at a very good job and they do it really well. that's a model. so hopefully we can keep it for, for a long time like this or my chest. the city manager called l. a says sleep,

i'm going into being affected by his team's poor, full city it's. i can just one when from the last 10 games heading into sundays to all be against united, 40 or pointing the finger of blame, a hectic schedule. when did people say what is a problem? the problem is this gets, it's not the training is not the features and that the doctor's note, the play is not held. a foot does not call the arrest, is just one problem, is the schedule and the schedule sooner or later. they will, they will happen for all the clubs. every one of those president pull the go, pull, go me, says negotiations to bring a form and a one rice to his country all on going f. one is leading names gathering and rwanda's capsule could goes to the school, annual awards with much the stuff. and that's, that's the pick up, the drivers will title trophy for a full consecutive year. that hasn't been an f one race on the confidence since the last south african girl and pray that was back in 1993. and i think the fear your daughter comes down to risk and the giving everyone

the chance to contribute is where they come. that's why it is so important for countries in the region and the income level to have a fair shot, a costing international sporting events. last season's beats and a super bowl fine list. so look, sense of miss townsend, the playlist this time around the san francisco 40. 0. and it's slipping to a $126.00 to face against the los angeles rooms. and it still goes to joshua account. see the difference between the see teams read this to see tonight in full teen games, prove it. $49.00, right? you said 5 straight in india scripts has earned brisbin for the the test of the series play gets under way in a few hours time. the 5 my series level 11 now straight. you haven't want to series against india since 2015 now. and india became the 1st agent saw it. so when it

says to the gap, a stadium when the saw as last flight the 3 years ago, the stands like when i came is, the only thing was coming and just working frustrating and then uh, after 2021. when i look at, i think we got to no one. so be doing that. it looks like the ones on the engine cricket. same has sent a message of congratulations to a new national. hey ro, hey, a customer of ours who has become the youngest of a world chest champion. the 18 year old beat defending champion things around a china breaks their record previously held by russia's garry kasparov. it was 22 when he won the title back in 1985. all right, most vote for me and a couple of us on, but not as i was looking for an address. that's the news for now and jessica washington, thanks for watching. my colleague needs phone, so we'll be here in

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the van said to remove one of us out on the other. he took many by surprise, but the reaction of the serial the design. it's too clear to see. now the question is, what happens next? the the sound of freedom in a new syria, hundreds of thousands of people celebrate during the 1st friday pres, since the hosting of president shaw ellis, on the .