i am rob matheson.rly 6 million people rely on anna mark, the united nations relief organization for palestinians in the near east. it provides food aid, health care and other essential services in jordan, lebanon, syria and the occupied palestinian territories. fulfilling that mandate requires a huge amount of money. anwar has launched an appeal for 1.6 billion dollars this year. the agency has struggled to raise enough donations in the past. the shortfall could lead to its collapse. first, this report in lebanon, home to half a million palestinian refugees. >> they have been refugees twice in the past. these palestinians are homeless. they are struggling to survive. the financial support they were receiving from the united nations relief and works agency has been cut because it is facing a budget crisis. they use >> to give us $100 for rent. now it is $25. we cannot afford anything. >> that is where they have been in the east. they say they will not leave until a solution is found to their plight. >>

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hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news are alive from doha. coming up with like 60 minutes. nato says it's sending reinforcements to eastern europe as fears grow about a possible russian invasion of ukraine. moscow accuses the west of hysteria. occur, attempt appears to be underway in burkina. faso soldiers have detained the president on the lebanese prime minister, san al javier. he says he's stepping away from political life and calls on his party to boycott the upcoming election. on the former catholic, pope acknowledges he gave false testimony to a child, sexual abuse inquiry. and i have heated them to the school for more teams battle for a place in the quarter finals of the africa cup of nations among them, hosts, camry and who take on giant killers, cameras that the corona virus causing some big problems for the tournament. debbie . so ah, well, nato is expanding its military presence in eastern europe with more ships and fighter jets pun putting forces on standby, as russia accuses the alliance of escalating tensions over ukraine. europ

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ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia says it's not satisfied with the u. s. response to its main security demands, but it doesn't rule out talks to diffuse tensions with ukraine. and major is trillion energy firm pulls out of me and mar, citing the deteriorating human rights situation. view pin union launch is a case against china, the world trade organization accusing it of targeting lithuania over its ties with taiwan on. do us get ready to swear in its 1st female president, but the inauguration has been overshadowed by a leadership battle in congress. and i'm he descended with your sport world cup, qualifying for concert. 2022 are taking place throughout the world on thursday and in tennis, ashley brought it closes in on becoming the 1st local player to win the australian open in 14 full years. ah, we are going to begin this news are in moscow where the kremlin says the u. s. a. nato a failed to properly address its security concerns. washington has rejected russia's demand to have ukraine

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ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news are live from doha, coming up the next 60 minutes, u. s. military supplies arrived in kiev as russia launches new drills near ukraine . hundreds marching, burkina faso is capital, and a show of support for the military takeover. regional leaders say the president was intimidated into resigning us health regulators. limits the use of coven 19 antibody drugs, saying they don't work against the alma khan variant. angel anchors to compensate more than a 1000000 rice cultivators whose crop suffered under a failed plan to become the world's 1st fully organic farming nation. and i p. december of use both these pre tournament favorites, senegal have made their way into the quarter finals of the africa cup of nations. thanks to a hard full to know when of a capable good. next up they will face morale says all malawi. ah, the 3rd shipment of $200000000.00 worth of american military equipment and ammunition has landed in ukraine. the u. s. and nato allies are supporting ukraine against a possible russian invasion. russia has lau

blue ah ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news i live from doha, coming up in an act, 60 minutes, hundreds marching, burkina faso is capital and a show of support for the military takeover. regional locker was, it says the president was intimidated into resigning rush hour launches, new military drills and near ukraine as us supplies arrived in kiev. are these silly u. k. say they'll investigate gatherings held at the prime minister's office after the ports of parties during locked on the international monetary fund cut since drove full costs for the global economy this year. it's blaming the alma chrome very at higher energy prices and inflation. and i'm he to similar to the sport ref, elm adult winds, a 5 say sir, you're straight in, open to beat dennis shop obama to reach the semi finals and radar cool screw 21st grand slam title. ah, i'm going to begin with the growing international condemnation of the military coup in burkina faso and calls for the deposed president's immediate release. most cowboy, they said to have resigned under threat and intimid

ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. soldiers announced they are now in charge of burkina faso. they say they are detained prisoners wash. couple of nato says it's sending reinforcements to eastern europe as fears, grow about a possible washing invasion of ukraine. moscow accuses the west of hysteria, former lebanese prime minister saw how he says, he says, stepping away from political life and calls on his party to boycott the upcoming election fears over a deepening political crisis in honduras. rival heads of congress are sworn in just days ahead of the president elect inauguration and on he to same it with all your sports news, host nation. cameroon, will kick off in the next hour or so against ca, morris. the winner of that match. blake, gambia in the quarter finals of the surprise, one mill when the genie ah, we're going to start with breaking news from burkina faso, where the army has seized control of the country. within the past half hour, a group of soldiers have appeared in state television to