that for now, stocks between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet industries . now that american tip decided to put form back in the white house. what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look of us politics? the bottom line, the israel is bombardment as syria itself is say, it's the heaviest in more than a decade. the other one just for washington. this is the oldest 0 lives from deluxe, also coming out and area once known, a serious the city of graves is now largely a wasteland facing a huge rebuilding job is really strikes targets, noon and gaza. while the desk told across the street cost is $45000.00

and the german chancellor own i've shown this is a vote of confidence clearing way for snap elections. the israel has mounted its largest military campaign on syria inch decades since the toppling, especially on a side. it's launched more than 500 as strikes in the past week. this is a strike hip near the north, west in coastal city of talk to us. the as rarely ami says it's targeting what it calls ministry science. official say siri as main point of the attack is now operating as normal. trucks have been seen entering and exiting the pools and unloading the congo. is there any strength on the truck you're off to the i'll stand by shad. i'm a side damaged ships and pods of the port i was i was on we're almost done outside

of the 1st few days. we're a big cale ticket because of changes. but now everything is fine and work is going back to how it was before and better. we come to the phone with the outside regime serious can take a government as old as ordered, work to resume at all public institutions, including schools, universities and banks. people say it's a gesture of stability. mohammad well has the story from damascus. it's a scene for the most. no one expects to do such a short time off to the southern disintegration of the form. that is, what children are back to school at all as a public institution, stuff is super quick. the mood is up to damascus university. after an entire week of celebrations, students, i got that a t a for one more moment of jubilation. on the 5th, the back on campus,

a lot of that has a lot of that. i think i really didn't anticipate this quick reopening. i mean, i was expecting an only after a month from now because all the ministries were to be commissioned and new ones were to be instituted. so indeed, i was happily surprised. but the opening of public institutions just a week after the fall of a sudden i said since a short message to the city and people, many of whom were afraid of woke health and suffering might. so there's something on the southern change i know. but the initial euphoria has boss. they say they're well aware of the, you know, me see of the task ahead of the construction, admission building for that task to be tackled. the students have a vision of logistics. bob, the idea is to send the lead, our educate lead our writers, do the secular and enlightenment that they need to come to participate and decision decision making process for syria. i think i presume that took and hey,

i was very thankful to the leadership for having a vote. his blood shed shunned a division and preserved public property in a network chance in the same demands of 2011 for united any truth of syria. that's free from secretary elizabeth. people were also deeply worried about their livelihoods. but the quick resumption of wick financial institutions. and the quick calling of the local currency against the dollar has given hope that the economies may soon begin to cover. that hope has already made a positive impact. indeed, it's getting much better now. our morales way better and also our economic situation by the will of the old lady. they'll send you phones face in the present, and the future at many syrians have told us. but if the data is preserved, the piece, the people will take care of the rest. how much fun does. yeah. the most of

you has announced it will be sending its top diploma to damascus developments in syria. jump to the agenda at the use foreign ministers meeting in brussels. several ministers urge to the new administration to reduce russia's influence. russia who bought a has more from brussels. let's just have some strong words from the utah diplomat comments about it. see engagement with, hey, at the ideas shown which controls syria. they say that basically the old boy who is the head of the emission in the syria based in beta, michael on box is now in damascus. and that he has thoughts of the high level discussions with the new syrian leaders and that those discussions are centered on a wide range of issues. and that's one of the key prerequisites for the a you is that to recognize the new authority in syria is that then usually those of

syria have to ensure that's russia and iran will have no presence in the future of syria. and then they will take it from that. it was quite an interesting day here in brussels. we're a ministers of funding up as what did they think, how to move forward when it comes to sylvia. and they said that they will tell you to have a shot for the promises it may be in the past, but particularly when it comes to ensuring a smooth transition to democracy. a new constitution, plurality, more voices for the minorities in syria and elections that would paved the way for the festival, practically elected parliament and president. it is going to been extruded, delicate balancing act for the you the know that they have to step in in syria. now, because in action means the buses and the yvonne years was stage of come back and try to build a stronger power based of the you and envoy to syria. again, petterson has visited the notorious sydney. a prison on the outskirts of damascus

is angry demonstrations. who say the un should have intervened to prevent the crimes that took place in the prison, but as in cold for those who committed war crimes during asides re reign to be held to account. the shadow aside says he fled syria only off to damascus, had fallen in a statement attributed to him on social media. he says he thinks it wasn't planned . he says most go arranged his evacuation to russia. your leadership, pablo has moved from moscow. us now. oh uh, old rushes, states agencies, publishing will bay cool, assigned fast statements as the he was always word. these statements were published on the telegram messaging up on that special channel, or the syrian president, according to assigned to those people who rode on behalf of about charlotte side.

he remained in damascus till the very end. by the time he loved the country beyond me, gave up, it's a last positions and all states institutions were paralyzed. i also, according to assign the russian military base in k me and the la taca was allegedly subjected to a my c, u i b. i time while he was that. and also he claims that during the brands that took place in syria, he didn't consider the possibility of resigning and slaying the country. so basically he wanted to stay that until the very end. and he also, he learned about the actual full of damascus. while he was of the russian ministry base in may me, me a talk here. and he promised to provide a detailed report to him. the events in syria, when it's when it's possible when such an opportunity and see

a rises and to express hope that the country would again become free and independent. and so basically it remains to it. well it, it, we should verify who actually wrote on behalf of impression on the side. old eyes was a probably hated it himself, but it's, it's still a well, i mean, despite all the state agencies that publishing it, we need to, to have a concrete and a verification of those was a story. a is a sub of, of domestic is known for its own position to us as a rule. it came under intense bombardment during the war and then a full year siege before it surrendered in 2016. but since then, few were allowed to return. and there's been no reconstruction, santa who has this report for years, the syrian regime laid siege to the suburbs around the capital, damascus, among them that are you long known for its opposition. but short i said,

and his regime are gone. a new reality is now in place. this is an area that tells the story of the brutal crack down that peaceful protestors faced when they took to the streets. at the start of the uprising, the neighborhood square, flattened, oh, felice, which board admits the military airport? was one's home to thousands still empty, even though the regime recaptured the year in 2016. but no one was allowed to go back or rebuild of got out of my house used to be an out of college area and i returned and i am paying rent. but what should i do to rebuild it? we don't have the money to redeem us the cause of serious displacement crisis. and even when it declared victory in 2018, it did little to encourage returns. us mine fucked with the free syrian army and lived under siege for 4 years until there was nothing left to eat. he spent 2 years

in the opposition controlled north before returning home. in the past few days. in part of the guy, we ask the new administration to focus on reconstruction because after 13 years of war, we are not able to do this on our own. there's nothing left of people's lives. not even a painting underworld. this as a suburb that was home to half a 1000000 syrians before the uprising began. just look around, the scale of the destruction tells the story of why refugees could not, and we're not able to return home. 50000 now live among the ruins. a fraction of the us population. it's a similar story in other areas that were once known as opposition strongholds. infrastructure to is destroyed. there's no surfaces, there are no hospitals. there is a cry for help. i a little upset, our ha, with them was that we need outside help to recover the international community

should not be afraid of the new administration and that they are promising that syria will be full. unlike the past that is also known as the city of grapes, there are none. today, this used to be an agricultural center, but like many areas across syria, farm lands were destroyed and farmers were displaced by war. i'm most the worst starting from below 0. they destroyed our water tanks and machinery. we don't have money to start again and the debt on there are new beginnings. the new administration has changed the security reality, for example. but it's a long road ahead. there's a need for a new political order and governance structures. it will require billions of dollars. syria doesn't have. this is about we building a state, a country, and the nation center for their eligibility to the yeah. syria of the

as the as well as genocide and gaza approaches. 15 months. the ongoing bombardment has now killed move in 45000 palestinians with no engine size dependent simians health ministry confirmed the devastating milestone recorded since october. the 7th at last year of those killed more than $17000.00 have been children. but the overall figure does not include the $11000.00 palestinians, considered missing or buried under the rental, and is rarely drone. his hack has killed for palestinians in bad law here in northern gaza. doctor is the come. i'll add one hospital, a treating injured palestinians. many of them in a critical condition. it's the 2nd is really attack only area in an hour. the only a strike killed 5 people out to 0 is honey. my foot has more from the bola in central gaza. we were just presented with some of the photos of, from a shot,

a refugee camp that's on the western northern part of gauze and see the way google people were targeted by a drone missiles work people right at the spot were killed and we looked at it i'm not sure if we are able to show them on the screen, but this your body, they've been torn apart by the missile. then this is something about the kind of missiles used by these really monetary part with the nails, packed with little pieces of metals that when they explode, the why the highest speed and got through the question cost of your bleeding. so with literary, looked at high low of meat off less on the ground as they were torn apart by the attack for people to multiple were injured. old were transferred to allow the baptist hospital just within the past half an hour as a big la again, the attack happened on a group of people were do were killed as they were trying to move it from the house they were shouldering and do another one. seeking more safety and, and protection elsewhere than the vicinity of the bomb side of the air. is that

what is the length of the bonds by these really military, the vicinity of god? one hospital has become the historian, side of ongoing, repeated attacks by the time shows by the quad got through by the role missile just the other day was so while i work a day, the director of the hospital was given an interview at night, a nearby residential home was targeted just clouding the area with a small dark cloud of smoke and does that caused everyone to move inside, running away for the life of from suffocation as the uh, the attacks continue let alone the ongoing, quite copters attack right at the emergency department or throughout the dates, as confirmed reports were sent to us, as well as the inside of the hospital, many of the medical staff at risk of losing their life simply because they are inside the hospital. and they're doing their job, treating people as much as they can. still ahead on algebra, from schools for monumental efforts to rebuild my art after

a powerful psych loan test through the french territory. and we'll hear from a syrian refugee who now hopes to represent his country at football, the sanctuary for june of this. it was a hey, from, from the world and shelter for civilians. refugees, web ex got throwed into the garden during cam boat is bloody civil stuff. flooring us up to here and suddenly we have a ton of x on the canal ruler shed. take anything of value out of the hotel, turn body lip in no more hotels. oh no. just the challenges here with

the lines of ethnic on groups is posing the biggest challenge to me in most contest, since the 2021 with the exclusive access to remote camps and frontline bundles shops. the progress of an idealistic young generation of ripples is a pivotal moment in the last 60 years of the countries, the trouble history on the phones. me and mom on the, on the ropes on al jazeera news . the hello again. this is a remind telephone top stories. this island is ro is also keeping up its attacks

across syria. it struck me as a northwestern coastal city of start towards these very ami says it's targeting more should cause military style. and the social media statement attributed to form a syrian presidents across outside. he says he did not flee until damascus of poland aside is taking refuge in russia. israel's devastating rule in the gaza strip has now kills more than $45000.00 kind of sentience since october 7th. last year, the palestinian health ministry confirmed the number in its danny updates. on monday, the german chancellor owner schultz has just lost a confidence vote by parliament sholtes cold for the vote last week and a move that now clears the way for snap elections in february. sholtes is coalition government collapse in november of to disagreements over the economy and how to support ukraine without further escalating the war with russia. so many came,

has more from been in. as this was a vote, all of shots of wanted to lose. he wanted to lose the confidence of parliament so as to enable fresh elections to be cold. collections was supposed to be held next year in september instead now 7 months earlier in february, in making the comments to parliament seeking this loss of confidence. shots defended his government's policy, blamed one of the previous coalition partners for the sorts of problems that led to the collapse of the government. but the boston, just on the, on, from shots that we had comments about. one of the parties had done the leader of the christian democrats. fried rice mounts, laid into olaf shots, basically saying that he felt the shots had wasted. the 3 is chop. so that's the stagnating economy. was the fault of shots saying, where is your reference to the competitiveness of our economy? so lots of issues to talk through in the selection campaign. migration is also

a big issue with the full of the side regime. some parties know, typically the far right updates saying they would like to see many refugees sent back. what we know is that the time table is clear, february, the 23rd will be election day between now and then. well, the amount of fresh, those will be published, policies putting at what they say, the policies they think will be popular with the votes this. but at the end, the decision is for the vices on february 23rd. the one that came houses, era fairly, the ukranian navy is reporting that russia has withdrawn it's black sea fleet and deployed it to the sea of us, of ukraine's navy has sunk or destroyed at least a quote or if the russian fleet since the war began. targeted ukrainian talk, you have killed a number, a number of the fleets. come on,

does you know then the russian come on the in charge of the missile batteries for the fleet was assassinated in eastern ukraine. russian forces are advancing on several fronts. russian forces all within one and a half kilometers of the town of ball gross, a vital road and a rail junction amongst the strategic town has been the focus of russia's attempts to take the region. the russian ministry of defense said it's forces also to control of 2 villages in the don't ask region. alice good, helpless has more from keith on the withdrawal of russia's black sea fleet versus a pull back the black sea fleet, and the ukranian navy is reporting that now as of now, there are no russian vessels, nate naples, vessels in petroleum petrol, in the black sea fleet, a tool, now this is something that is being, is, is, are ukranian success story, the ukrainians have managed to dest, single, destroy a course of the fleet itself, is killed, but come on, does a come under

a charge of sold by for useful, but like c fleet was assassinated in sylvester pole in late november. so this, this entire fleet has been so degraded this now so timid that it's in freight to even petrol. because if it does, patrol invites is vessels of full potential destruction. very, very different story in the east. their advances all along the front and the russian advances. so we're seeing russian forces pushing into port cross canal just on the outskirts. they took the hamlet of shift jenco late yesterday. so they're in a matter of like 800-8100 meters. it's down to meters now, rather than columbus is a for the south that we are seeing the collapsing of a ukrainian defensive pocket. and also in the self russian forces a push north of surround. did you credit defend? is it one area on a threatened is a cut off the highway, the main supply route, to ukraine, the defendants in caracas. so it's a very, very 10 situation for you,

craig, and here in the east. hundreds of people in the southern, in the indian island ocean of miles of the dead offered was hit by the strongest dislike loan and almost a century rescue. workers from mainland friends have arrived and the french interior administer is managing relief efforts slightly and cheat of flattened in tie and neighborhoods. many of them poorly constructed shanty towns, please, people say they are running out of food. many communities don't have electricity, phone networks or running water. natasha butler is in paris and she reports on the french government's response to the disaster. for fonts is outgoing, and terry minister printer, i tell you, has arrived in mild he says it could be days and days until the full scale of the devastation is known until the full day told is no new looking at an island where roads are ripped off it's very difficult to access certain places. the hospitals partly destroyed the apple to stop making it very difficult for the rescue mission,

many emergency service workers and police officers leaving from frauds trying to reach mild. so i'm already on the ground. some people have been saying that the main things that people miles on really in desperate need of a war to shelter food. basically, i've heard one a system for miles say say need absolutely everything i may need urgently because they're all phase as well. the disease could spread things like a quarter of all, some and phones who was said the faults and the successive governments are partly to blame for the level of destruction. because they say the problem is that in my all to you have a population with 75 percent of the people are living below the poverty line. in shanty towns in the socialist wellings, the simply could never withstand a slight code of this force was actually butler else's era powers. the hundreds of spanish farmers have protested in from just administrative agriculture on monday.

the angry over the use trade deal with the south american because of the block of countries which was agreed to on friday, protest say the deal will lead to cheap imports. a don't mean to use environmental and food safety standards. the agreement still needs to be legalized and approved by member space before coming into effect areas. civil war forest, many of its spalding stalls into exile, but now with the full of the assad government, some of dental hoping to return to represent the homeland pull race reports from sweden's capital. still. com. the auto houseman, sporting life suddenly treads the line between 2 countries. until the over throw the said regime in syria, his ultimate dream was to play for sweden. after arriving here was a refugee 10 years ago, a decade in which he was twice as to play for syria and twice that. and i never saw out the effect of naperville good. one of i refused to because the national team

represented the dictator who was now left the land money. i said no with all respect to those who have represented the soviet team. but for me, it was personal phone and lots of key models career was interrupted by the journey to sweden as a teenager. you know how to once again to represent these homeland auto also and types of playing for syria come at the time when changes are already sweeping through a team that faced the use of physical danger and political pressure under the outside raising the most immediate change was the disposal of the previous red kits replaced by national shirts in green, reflecting the changes in syria's flag for auto asthma. now these brothers both changes made a new relationship with home. after all, 3 major fig successive life has refugees. and now citizens, mohammed osmond is the ball but to the sweden football team and intends to stay with the army, feel part of it from the field. and i have my job here many friends in many customers here that have make it up for me. it will be great to go back and visit

my family, but it's hard to leave everything i have here had not been had the 3rd brother, water house of the plans. he started body building while in refugee housing until the professional in sweden belonged to represent syria. i never seem to present any pick that or at a team or television. so my dream, of course, to, to go back to celia. i was a soon as possible to put it into my my see a young free county right now in old mother visiting cool patients. and there was also a false brother stuff. it was imprisoned in syria and has not been found among those released in the past. week then that will came and to come. when the regime took him, he just got engaged. we believed that he has died in prison like all of the others, mulanda him. once have a new life, a new hopes have been pulling out of serious tragedy. some things can never be regained. pull race out, is there a stock car?

well that's the new. so now i'm jessica washington. you can find more information on our website out to 0. don't com. the weather is next and then inside story examines what's behind israel's decision to close its embassy in the the that for many is to colder pride fairly windy. so in the middle east, just recently the active weather has this has gone through turkey. so really took that ga, the file off of a run and that's why geography some snow. everybody else is just a dropping temperature and sometimes quite windy weather, seventies and macs in baghdad. that winds blowing down the go. so max entire hard about $22.00, which is a little bit below the average. still, wilma inquire to the western society, mecca, still hanging on to about 53 now the east,

and that is not as as activity. it has been full cost to choose. that gives if you share so just sure. so if i show you is because it might throw a shower too, down to those guys or maybe north meet you, but nothing really more than that. and the size that not over was snow lying in the ground, which is central and eastern turkey. that brings picks up more on wednesday, right, and we down to you towards the erie. we might see a shower in the mountains of our mind, but that's a rarity. it's got to be the field breeze, carrying some duct on the cooler weather. still big shaft to be fine in for example, the condom and go to then bit of a line that breaks off the remains of the last tropical soccer and that came so desperately across mos on beach during sunday is just this rain coming into as in bob a butler big house for the safe and bought swanner the around one pacific tricity globally is consumed by data centers,

many of which provide promote storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud . i'm in no way to see how one center is harnessing the energy of these fuel. what's to store our digital information without a heavy comp and footprint. and i'm the north coast of the u. k. where the global green energy revolution, taking on new elements, tries on out your 0 of israel, is shutting its embassy in ireland and choosing those governments of anti israel policies. dublin, how strongly oppose the war on goes on and recognize a promise been in states. it rejects israel's accusations and says it stands for human rights and international law. so what's behind this move and why now this is inside story. the .