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the final part of my journey to become a target of the hindu for policy in search of india saw an al-jazeera. still defiant protesters in me and rally again a day after a crackdown that killed 18 people while the deposed leader and son suchi faces more charges. good morning from doha everyone come all santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera dozens of pro-democracy activists in hong kong have appeared in court to face charges of violating beijing's national security law. and so howling tales from civilians caught up in a conflict that's devastated ethiopia's northern region. a growing crisis in the u.s. and mexico border tens of thousands of migrants still facing an uncertain future is the see the better life in the united states. hello everyone prosecutors in may in ma have filed a new challenge against the deposed leader. her lawyer says she joined the hearing through a video link and appeared healthy the 1st glimpse of since she was detained during a military coup a month ago which is of course plunged the crime and start plunge the country into crisis. policemen firing tear

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on al-jazeera. the eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al-jazeera. syria forced to ration its fuel supplies the knock on effect of a giant ship to remain stranded in the suez canal delaying the delivery of vital shipments. were watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha and the gate also coming up thousands of people are rescued from mozambique's coastal town of palma or an armed groups been laying siege for days. thousands across the border from me and more into thailand after an attack by the military the latest chapter in the gentiles crackdown on dissent. and identifies the 2 suicide bombers who blew themselves up outside a cafe drop and say they're linked to a previous attack. hello thanks for joining us egypt's president has ordered port authorities to prepare to offload some of the cargo from a container ship which has blocked the suez canal for 6 days it's caused huge delays to the global shipping network syria has been forced to ration fuel has a tanker waiting in the traffic jam along with around 300 other vessels steps are being

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scott hodler al-jazeera. tanzania has the cleared a period of national mourning after the death of president john mughal fully official say the 61 year old died of heart problems but political opponents suspect that he was sick with covert 19 well before the it was one of africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptics vice president sami a sunni who son will take his place on friday becoming the country's 1st female leader has more from nairobi in neighboring kenya. floods in the streets of tanzania flat half mast to mark the death from heart of president john palmer mughal fully a man who is as divisive in death as in life the news though did not come as a great surprise there's been speculation over his health including rumors of covert 1000 infection since he disappeared from the public spotlight 3 weeks ago. but for a man of his state model fool his death has shaken the country and also shown the split in his support some paid tribute to him as a politician who cared about the poor fought corruption change

well lots more still ahead on al-jazeera if you p.s. prime minister confirms what has long been claimed that ever trained soldiers were in tikrit during the government offensive and why the philippines says it's been provoked spine chinese boat since forces in the south china sea. however say some rather story whether into central parts of the u.s. this massive cloud has been a rolling away hip or to sing some very heavy rain withdrawing in the wins from the south across the deep south here just pushing up out of the gulf of mexico so this warm moist air meeting up with much cooler on the western flank of that system so we'll see quite a wrap around here somewhat of weather coming in once again into louisiana into mississippi showers slug spells of right and some snow on the northern flank of that system all the way up towards central canada and around the great lakes another wintry mix too just spinning off the rock history the 4 corners states easing of it was more than parts of texas that a little sweet further race was turning to ra

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an al-jazeera world. al-jazeera. where ever. how i recall some rather active weather moving across the middle east over the next couple of days a fair bit of rain sleet and snow piling out it's asked going to make its way across the caucasus georgia or armenia and azerbaijan all seeing significant snowfall as we go through the next couple days northern parts of iraq could see some snow northern areas of iran certainly in with a chance to see some significant snowfall and watches for a temperature drop 13 celsius in tehran 33 in kuwait even here in doha we're going to warm 35 celsius that brisk wind 50 dust and sand but look at the temperatures fall away friday going on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait really getting up to 7 celsius there for tehran that ray statement snow that will make its way across turkmenistan northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things with a good deal quater the u.a.e. yemen doing too badly and that dry weather that

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of back here is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has arrived in alaska for the biden administration's 1st high level meeting with china top officials from the world's 2 largest economies are preparing for talks in an effort to repair relations that are at their lowest point in decades the european union's medicine regulator has ruled that astra zeneca has vaccine is safe saying it found no evidence of a higher risk of blood clots in people who received the child. and senior members of the taliban and afghanistan's government have been meeting in moscow to try to resume stalled peace negotiations. well let's take you back to that story one of our top stories that the european union's medicine regulator has ruled that the astra zeneca vaccine is safe for use let's go to an attack or who joins us from paris some pascha france one of the countries that had suspended the astra zeneca vaccine what reaction has there been to these comments by the european union's medicine regulator. well the french prime m

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series on al-jazeera. revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al-jazeera. calls for a swift replacements for tanzania's president john mughal 40 has died at the age of 61. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to bill also ahead the u.s. secretary of state is in south korea as part of his 1st official trip abroad antony blinken says all options are on the table for dealing with north korea. president reports another record cold with 19 deaths more than 2600 in one day with health services on the verge of collapse and a state memorial is held for south africa's own looking after his death last week. the government of tanzania has declared 14 days of mourning after the death of president john michael 40 officials say the 61 year old suffered a heart failure but opposition leaders have said he was sick with covert 19 vice president some yes or no who has a son is set to become tanzania's 1st female president reports. thank you for the good job the last time j

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this is al jazeera. so raman you're watching the al-jazeera news our lives my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes voting for a new president in the republic of congo the incumbent hopes to extend his 3 decade long rule the leading opposition candidate is in hospital with covert 19. also more violence and anti cooper testers continue the un's top official calls for sanctions against the military leadership. and heavy rain batters parts of australia's new south wales in what's being called a once in a 100 year event. plus enjoying the taste of freedom in taiwan where a thriving economy is bucking the global trend. and timely a hearty middle of your sports the l.a. lakers say le bron james is out indefinitely the basketball star sprained his ankle in this game against atlanta. welcome to the news our voters in the republic of congo are electing a president that. so is one of the world's longest serving leaders and is expected to stay in power 7 people are vying for the top job but som

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march on al-jazeera. chaotic scenes on the streets of yangon a day after 1000000 miles military increased its crackdown against the protesters and killed 18 people. a new charges are filed against the deposed leader aung san suu kyi including inciting public unrest. that are going to come out sometime maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera protesters have gathered outside a court in hong kong where pro-democracy activists are accused of violating beijing's national security law. also harrowing tales from civilians caught up in the conflict in ethiopia northern tigre a region. and schools an indian administrate kashmir reopening almost a year after the pandemic forced thousands to close. but even 24 hours since me and most violence day since the military coup in prosecutors a filed 2 new criminal charges against the deposed leader unsung suchi it was the 1st time she was seen in public since her detention a month ago she appeared in court through a video link for us major cities security fo

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dog and al-jazeera manila.accord and pakistan has sentenced to men to death for gang grey that triggered public outrage and new anti rape laws the man attacked a mother in front of her children last year when her car ran out of fuel on a motorway near laura there was more anger when a policeman blame the victim for driving at night without a male companion the 2 men say they were appeal the decision. protests have been taking place in spain marking a month since the jailing of catalan rapper problem. they're demonstrating against his 9 month jail sentence on charges of insulting the monarchy and gore frying terrorism in his merits and tweets his supporters say it's an attack on free speech . kind of those opposition conservatives have rejected a resolution promoted by its leader to recognize the dangers of climate change the resolution had also sought a place more responsibility on polluting companies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions parted leader aaron through urged members to take seriously the impacts of c

march on al-jazeera. former french president nicolas sarkozy faces jail after being convicted of corruption. for the i'm home i had seen and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a huge show support for armenians defines prime minister he says he's ready to hold a snap election warfalla and iran's coronavirus yemen is confronting it all you know have the least.

al-jazeera. president biden calls for a ban on assault weapons as police charge a 21 year old man with 10 counts of murder after a shooting spree in colorado. hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up israel's force election in 2 years in what is largely seen as a referendum on prime minister benjamin netanyahu and more fallout for astra zeneca a u.s. regulators says these are from a trial showing the effectiveness of the vaccine may be out to dated and incomplete at least 15 people are killed in a fire that rohingya refugee camp in bangladesh the u.n. says the damage is massive and devastating. hello welcome to the program the u.s. president joe biden has responded to a mass shooting in the state of colorado with a call to action for greater gun control 10 people were killed in the attack including a police officer inside a grocery store in the city of boulder pass equal hate has more. jenny strong 20 years old. nevins didn't ski 23 another police press c

witness on al-jazeera. well again this is al-jazeera of the main news this egypt sue is canal authority says that it suspended traffic through the waterway while tugboats worked to free a stranded ship it's been blocking the southern stretch of the busy shipping lane for 2 days. north korea has fired 2 ballistic missiles into the sea off its eastern coastline the u.s. pacific command has responded saying reaction sure the pyongyang is a threat to its neighbors. and european union leaders will meet later on thursday to discuss curbing vaccine exports to the u.k. partners received more than 10000000 doses from plants inside the e.u. but has exported no vaccines or back to the block. one in 4 people dying of covert 19 globally is brazilian more than 300000 people have died since the pandemic began president jaya both sonora has downplayed the threat of the virus for the last year and like brazil chile is also seeing a rise in the number of infections it's about to enter the world's toughest coronavirus locked

march on al-jazeera. the bloodiest day in anti to protest same ima 18 people are killed in the military crackdown the u.n. calls that international action. hello i'm down in jordan the sound is iraq live from doha also coming up iran rejects a european offer for direct talks with the u.s. to revive the 2050 nuclear deal. an agonizing wait for parents in northwest nigeria as the search continues for over 300 schoolchildren kidnapped by armed men. and a vaccine finally the philippines is set to roll out its code 900 in an ascension program to last among countries in southeast asia. the u.n. secretary general is demanding international action against the military in me and my security forces shot dead 18 testers on top of the terror says the violence is unacceptable and that world leaders have to send a strong message to the military u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has also denounced what is going on in the country calling the violence apartment he says washington will push for the military to be hel

updating the top stories for you here on al-jazeera the u.n. secretary general is calling for international action against me and was military after the most violent day since anti coupe protests began the army fired live rounds at huge crowds across the country killing at least 80.

dogon al jazeera manilla. or thousands of protesters have gathered outside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu his residence calling again for his resignation some rallies have been held every week and for the past 9 months israel's 4th general election in 2 years takes place in just 3 days time there's an e.r. who is hoping to benefit from the success of israel's vaccination campaign which has been the wild fastest. the rebels have admitted responsibility for a fire at a detention center in yemen's capital sanaa earlier this month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed. hundreds injured who had ministry of interior says 11 of its fighters threw smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility is said to have been arrested and comes after the u.s. and e.u. called for an investigation. now top aide to malta is former prime minister joseph muscat has been charged with money laundering and fraud he's schembri was $1.00 of many officials accused of corruption by general stephanie cutter want to kill it s

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al jazeera investigates stealing paradise. pulled the number 2 stories from asia and the pacific on al-jazeera. more anti to protest as a killed in myanmar now the government in hiding is also promising resistance to military rule. and forget this is a lie from doha also coming up syria's 1st lady is being investigated in a case that could see her stripped of her british citizenship. questions over the conduct of police in the u.k. after they break up a vigil for a woman whose killing sparked a national pride. and recommends suspending use of the astra zeneca vaccine the latest country to act after reports of blood clots. we begin then where at least 4 more people have been killed during antique protests witnesses say the police fired on demonstrators in the town of yangon another protester died in the golden city of. thousands continue to defy curfews and the military crackdown to demand the return to democracy earlier the acting leader of ousted civilian government urged supporters to keep up pressure on the military governm