president jaya both scenario has replaced 6 ministers in a major government shake up foreign minister nestor was the most significant change his attacks on beijing had been blamed for hampering the country's access to corona virus vaccines. are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera right after inside story which is coming up next. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy in fact all of our teachings you're putting your money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers their own goes to their camp it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is they are. the cargo vessel blocking the suez canal is set free the disruptions cost billions of dollars in trade so how long will it take for business to resume on one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and can another mishap like this be avoided this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on how much enjoy him a major disruption to global trade is closer to being a result salvage crews ha

he faces growing pressure over the country's spiraling coronavirus pandemic foreign minister and nestor our widow is among the 6 ministers replaced his attacks on beijing was seen as harmful to brazil's attempts to secure chinese rule materials to make vaccines and also in a surprise departure both in ours defense minister also stepped down let's get more on this now from one of the camp she joins us from rio de janeiro monica 6 ministers replaced within the space of just several hours what's going on what's prompted all of this. well yes there's increasing pressure on the president because of the mishandling of the pandemic. brazil has over 310000 dead from the pandemic. the health minister which was a very loyal general was already replaced because of this pressure and then all eyes were on the foreign minister the foreign minister is a. he's devoted to donald trump as is president. so they had that same speech that they were against china. china was a he asked china talking about the community was as if it was a virus spread by communism and so relations weren't good with china which

president jaya both the nado has replaced 6 minister in a major government shake up foreign minister nestorjoe was the highest profile casualty his attacks on beijing blamed for hampering the coronavirus sorry the country's access to corona virus vaccines also now has been under growing pressure of the spiralling scale of the pandemic. the suez canal is back in business ships are again traveling through one of the world's most important waterways of a giant vessel was moved to people ports. after being stuck in a maritime traffic jam for almost a week this ship was one of the 1st to resume its journey along the suez canal on monday night it will take several days though before shipping along this vital waterway returns to normal and not a. vacation resumed at 6 pm local time is from both sides within 12 hours 113 ships will cross in different convoys either from port sader from suez this means that within 3 days or 3 and a half days the delay will be resolved earlier on monday the stricken ever given which had been blocking the world's busiest shipping lane for 6 days was finally free was h

when nestor rang me to say i'd won, it was a good moment for me.e, doing all those little videos, it was really good. in terms of giving advice to any other young reporters out there who want to get involved, what would you say? what your tips? do it? what are your tips? 100%, throw yourself into it. it's opened up so many options for me now if football doesn't work out. yeah, just throw yourself into it because you never know what's going to happen. you can't hold back thinking something might happen, something might go wrong. throw yourself into it and see where it takes you. we wish you all the best and thank you so much for sharing your story, it's been really fantastic to hear it. and also hear the pressures that you're under but also the positivity as well. good luck with it, ben. thank you and congratulations. thank you. how fantastic. let's turn now to a report from wilamena in cornwall. wilamena's desire to promote understanding about tourette syndrome made her one of the competition's regional winners. this is her story. cello plays. five

cabinet reshuffle amid a slide in his popularity over his handling of the pandemic foreign minister and nestor show is among the ministers leaving the government and he's been widely criticized for damaging brazil's international ties and aggravating the pandemic by alienating vaccine suppliers. well the united nations is urging the international community to donate $10000000000.00 in aid to help the millions of syrians and during poverty and starvation a 2 day video conference hosted by the un and the european union is underway in brussels germany has pledged $2000000000.00 but there's disagreement over how funds should be spent. a bowl of cabbage for a family of 7 the daily ration for the mood family in this refugee camp in homes more than 12000000 syrians a starving food prices have risen nearly 5 fold and 9 in 10 people live in poverty they need help from abroad. the money is needed for b.c. cuba meets especially inside syria access to water to. health care and other fundamental basic needs. the united nations has said over 10000000000 in aid is needed germany is planning to contribute 170

president shy of also is replacing 6 of his ministers in a major cabinet shakeup foreign minister nestor i would you know as the highest profile casualty his attacks on beijing have been blamed for hampering the country's access to a coronavirus vaccines often are himself as under growing pressure over his handling of the pandemic the suez canal is open again to a grounded container ship that blocks that which way for nearly a week has finally reflow said hundreds of vessels had to queue up outside the canal holding up billions in global trade every day police in indonesia have discovered explosives related to sunday's suicide attack on a cathedral in the city of. offices carried out raids in several locations 1000 people injured in that blast. prosecutors and better reus our investigation exiled opposition need us for a lot to come of sky on terrorism charges she's accused of attempting to stage explosions and awesome attacks in the bella russian capital minsk in recent days has spokesman dismissed those charges as absurd. prosecutors in the u.s. have added sex trafficking charges to th

nestor zuckerberg: i am not sure what you mean. >> should you be held accountable to congress? zuckerberg: yes. >> the way you run your business. mr. zuckerberg question i guess, and we are. >> mr. dorsey? >> yes, accountable to the public. >> i said to congress and the public. we represent the public. do you agree? >> yes. >> thank you. >> yes, i am here today because i am accountable to congress and the public. emily: did the companies truly take responsibility for misinformation, disinformation on the platform for january 6, for all the misinformation around covid? let's break it down with naomi. did they take responsibility, what did they take response before and not take response ability for? naomi? there was a remarkably different tone among the tech ceos. you saw jack dorsey go the furthest and say, yes, twitter was part of the problem, but the was a larger ecosystem. mark zuckerberg and the ceo of google were more reluctant to take responsibility. mark zuckerberg, in particular, said, look, i think it is responsible to build systems in place to fight misinformation, bad

join nestor to discuss is andy palmer, former ceo of -- joining us now is andy palmer, former ceo at nissan, where he was was possible for launching the first mass-market ev, the nissan leaf. thank you for your time today. we greatly appreciated. europe is now starting to invest belatedly in this switch to ev. volkswagen is throwing huge amounts of money at this process. what do you think of the ambition? is it enough? andrew: well, it's late. it is 15 years ago i started working on the nissan leaf, so it has taken a long time to get to this point. but i think the size of the vw announcement today is basically putting the rest of the industry on notice that vw is going all in on ev, all in on batteries, all in on the infrastructure development. so it is very clear that this is the direction of travel, and i guess they look enviously at tesla's market cap, so they would like to be seen in the same light with the same sort of capabilities. so it is a huge announcement. it is amazing, actually. a little late, but not too late, i think. alix: what do you think they would have to deliver,