snow showers in north of pakistan, northern africa. otherwise the sun is out, the same is true. so the raving peninsula with little wind, dr. anything, any sand in the as settle and sunshine is the order of the day with champs is recovering to some degree. no, shout me, rock, nothing on the levant, either. what's happening? western turkey stays in western turkey. that's rat. trough glasgow, the rains have been going slowly. cyrus is still developing as fond off as rwanda, but the heavy rains been in tanzania, and more recently was a land falling tropical cycling in the north of by the gas cap. producing a huge amount of rain for the west. looks summary. ah oh est, impose musical bank. that made fool social resistance. i'll just new world tells the story. oklahoma sean, of music. you couldn't escape arabic. earth as everywhere. that was on the long, early years of the turkish republic, with which the people loved to p is our best losing all no disease. ah the hello. you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily angry. and he is a reminder of ou

but some do turn up on the shores of southern europe, northern africa.ied in unmarked graves. they are not named or identified and their famies don't really know what happened to them. they can guess buthey don't know. so when i methis young woman alme from eritrea, it brought a stark relief to human level. she had left pressive regime in eritrea and then again in sudan and took a boat from libya, risked her life to get to europe and then settled in germany. she had left her young son behind. he was only eight years old. she did not want him to risk his life to cross the sea. she assumed she would be able to bring him to germany once she was settled. but because the father of her son had died in shipwreck in 2013 come also making his way from libya to italy, he died in a shipwreck but no one knows where his body is. it has not been identified. so she was told because she can't prove the father of her son died, she can't bring her son to europe. this is a common problem. migrants whose partners have passed find it hard to remarry because they cnot get a c

here, as the american slave press wrote this week, the american slave press logistic bases in northern africahe cia, open the way to countries south of the sahara, namely , western africa and the sahel region, france has always considered its territory of influence and here, uh, you can remember and summer trips to africa macron, blinks on lavrov which passed almost at the same time. and so, pay attention to the route of the macron - this is just the west of africa and the strange sahel. this is the region where, according to paris, france was losing its political military influence, and russia is building it up. it was during those summer tours that macron, lavrov and blinkin had just such a correspondence discussion during their visits to various african countries. here are snippets of their summer statements. russia has started a new hybrid world war russia has made information energy its weapon food and uses these crises both against ukraine and against the western world propaganda throws such slogans into the public consciousness. rush russia is to blame for the energy crisis for the foo

this is georgia, and further this asia, the southern curve of the energy ellipse passes through northern africa, syria, the persian gulf iran iraq the ellipse closes in afghanistan a strategically important point where the borders of india china and the republics of central asia converge this is the southern friend of russia well, this is the central asian territory, then yes, where there were four uzbek khanates, turkmenistan, tajik, some kind of regins, they were, after all, for centuries the object of all kinds of robberies. hmm, because the extremely unstable political situation, that is, in fact, in these regions there were not sufficient resources to organize a powerful political force , which is capable of creating security for the people living there for civilization, which, by the way, have existed there for many thousands of years. taking advantage of russia's weakness after the defeat in the crimean war, britain wants to extend its influence to this region in st. petersburg, it becomes known to bukhara and how british diplomatic and military missions are sent. they were also aimed at

so they wanted to break up those counties sneak him ma'am week and steal their oil . mile from northern africa to the south, the president of south africa has rejected war some cold for the country to phase out its use of coal in a push for galena energy. so this is the country has been faith in every day. struggles and keep the lights on with more than 200 days. rolling blackouts reported lost it on t course on the encounter wooten the tappa picks up the story. this is the soundtrack of south africa. it is the humming sound of generators that represent the source of life for businesses. big and small, doesn't become life yet. for some 6 or 7 hours in a 24 hour cycle. businesses have to survive somehow. and that is the only way they get to keep the economy taking. this is more than just a cosmetic problem now, is become real politics in this country. there was a initiative by russia to actually install 810000 meg, almost 9600 megawatts or a nuclear power blind in south africa. that didn't happen because there was a push against nuclear. the major controllers of policy in south africa on any to

probably that france initially developed these wheeled tanks primarily for its operations in northern africapean ones, in winter it really makes sense to rush to transfer cars that are not at all a fact that they will go. moreover, as it turned out, many in the country are against giving anything away. here is what florian, the filipol leader, the macron patriot party, wrote, sends to the zelensky tank. madness means stripping the french army even more and saving the war any price. we must stop sending money and weapons. and strive for the macro world. nato is clearly doing the opposite, and also the intention to transfer part of its armored equipment to ukraine. announced by the american president. true, he spoke about it very briefly. how about the transfer of bradley combat vehicles to ukraine , are you considering this option? yes, the notorious bradley - it’s good, you can’t call advanced armed infantry fighting vehicles this equipment. ukraine and at the same time strengthen the alliance itself , the secretary general said. jens stoltenberg. we have no indication that president putin h

for example, we worked mostly on open to rain and in the rain there were a lot of fields in northern africa. we gained huge experience in urban fighting. such experiences really helped a lot more. yes, the bread in north africa we gained a lot of valuable urban combat experience. while in the middle east, it was mostly open to rain warfare. and in the c, a. r will launch how to deal with partisan warfare. it was during their stance in the central african republic when the group 1st became famous, or what others half called infamous after the murder of 3 of russian journalists who were supposedly there filming a documentary about its activities. the journalists didn't warn russian officials about the trip, something which was customary when travelling to hot spots. they apparently showed fake you an idea to local rebels and refused to comply when russian instructors warned them not to cross certain checkpoints. this case is still shrouded in mystery. suspects range from exiled business and michelle for the bowski who sent them there to begin with. as he has something to gain from discredits

nick, him ma'am, week, and steal their oil as go from northern africa to south. now, the president of south africa has rejected western goals for the country to phase out its use of coal in a push for green energy sources. the country has been faith in every day struggle to keep the lights on with more than 200 days of rolling blackouts ripples in last year. i've seen correspondent caribella cutler as the story. this is the soundtrack of south africa. it is the humming sound of generators that represent the source of life for businesses, big and small. this have become live yet for some 6 or 7 hours in a 24 hour cycle. businesses have to survive somehow, and that is the only way they get to keep the economy taking. this is more than just a cosmetic problem now. is become real politics in this country. no other he needed to buy, right? you have to actually install 810000 megawatts, 9600 megawatts of a nuclear power plant in south africa. that didn't happen because there was a push against nuclear. the major controllers of policy in south africa on needs to be is th

in northern africa, tens, a 1013 is the ins are protesting against the policies of the country's government, as well as disputed parliamentary elections that some locals, belief were rigs. oh, the demonstrations have been mod my classes with police, the and fluke, and demanding the fall of the regime. people are outraged by the economic crises and rising unemployment gripping the country. january the 14th also marks the anniversary of the revolution is thought to be our spring uprisings backing 2011 is how local opposition needed. they explained the reasons for the protest. i know more than that, i am looking at the con, am in state institutions happen politically collapsed. this crossed and gathered sate enough to the school that destroyed almost everything among bowman good for about about the so this regime fits on tyranny, oppression, injustice, and backward. this would prove that the nation people will not to rate your policies of closing of the parliament with a military tank or disobey the diesel systems. but in that way, i did leave it. there are food shortages, the economy is in ba

a northern africa, thousands of tennesseans are protesting against the policies of the countries governance as well as disputed parliamentary elections that some local beneath were wakes. oh, the demonstrations have in mind, my passion is with police and slogans demanding this fall if the regime people are outraged by the economic crisis and rising unemployment whipping the country. january the 14th, the also marks the anniversary. i'll be revolutionised on to the arab spring uprisings back in 2011. he's how local position need is explained the reasons for the protest. i know one that i had seen at the economy in state institutions happened politely collapsed this crossed and gathered say enough to the school that destroyed almost everything in a moment. good for about about us. so this regime fits on tyranny, oppression, injustice, and back would this would prove that the nation people will not to rate your policies of clothes and of the parliament with a military tank or disturbing the diesel systems. and where did we see that there are food shortages, the economy is in bad shape. we are

and northern africa, thousands of tennesseans, i protesting against the policies of the country's government as well as disputed parliamentary elections that some locals belief were rigs. oh, demonstrations have been mon, my classes with police and slogans demanding the fall of the regime. people are outraged by the economic crisis and rising unemployment gripping the country. january the 14 full st. mark's, the anniversary of the revolution has started. the arab springs uprisings back in 2011. his, our local opposition leaders explain the reasons for the process of the economy in state institutions happen politically collapsed. this crowds that gathered sate enough to the school that destroyed almost everything in a moment. good for about about this. so this regime fits on tyranny, oppression, injustice, and backwardness would prove that the nation people will not tolerate your policies of clothes and of the parliament with a military tank or disobey the diesel system. nowhere did he say there are food shortages, the economy is in bad shape. we are fighting to save our country from the situ

and northern africa, thousands of tennesseans are protesting against the policies of the country's government, as well as disputed parliamentary elections that some locals, belief were rigs. oh, demonstrations have been mon, my classes with police on slogans demanding the fall of the regime. people are outraged by the economic crisis and rising unemployment gripping the country. january the 14 full st. mark's, the anniversary of the revolution is started. the arab springs uprisings back in 2011, his our local opposition leaders explain the reasons for the process of the economy and state institutions have.

of them home became one of the shanty towns known as chub wallace with ah, men and women from northern africa. and the sa hale region gathered on well known street corners, hoping to get work, but just a few euros. an hour the pandemic slowed the influx of migrants, but the numbers of people attempting to cross the mediterranean have risen again. i will get a little day. no, no, i didn't. they didn't. don't our mothers blessings matter for the journey. we asked if we could go them and they said yes, a lot. munoz. then we had to swim out to our boat, will it? he was pulling his backpack behind him and i held his hand the whole time. hello. hadn't gotten long enough. one in good sewland out when it took 8 days for us to reach his band with jim's when we arrived at mid day. it wasn't a nice journey, but god helped us. well, nobody got sick and nothing happened to any one until we got to 10 a reef junior on the lawn on for me. that meant p under a minion jason, a gun than you are a definite. to jump up, he was just a kid. then. the crossing was also at night with a lot of people on board. every t

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my stand, norton gas, and that's all now is producing some snow showers in norfolk pakistan, northern africa. otherwise the sun is out. the same is true south raving peninsula with little wind to drive anything, any sound in the settled and sunshine is the order of the day with temperatures recovering some degree. no shells, me rock the live anti, but what's happening in western turkey stays in western turkey. now threat tropical africa, the rains have been going slow, the service is still developing as far north as rwanda, but the heavy rains been in tanzania and more recently with a land falling tropical cycling in the north of by the gas cap, producing a huge amount of rain for the west looks summary. ah. every war leaks a devastating impact. tell me environment. earth rises, explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientist. safeguarding one of our most valuable results is these are important samples. we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees. striving to co exist with nature. okay, so what's going on there is the assimilating. what happens when

southern regions will have completely different impressions from the same strong wind that catches northern africatlantic. near the black sea , you can enjoy dry, sunny, almost spring weather, the temperature in some places will correspond to may standards. another plus 16 in simferopol 17 closer to the don is cooler, but it is warmer than usual and there is also a lot of sun. i weather in st. petersburg and in moscow in st. petersburg at night around zero during the day +3 precipitation. basically. it rains the wind gusts up strong in moscow, too, the wind is growing, overcast. rains are small, plus even at night during the day up to plus four in a day, all 5 °. but on saturday it will already be rainless and the temperature will start to fall, and quite quickly at the beginning of next week at night to -16 °, in the daytime about 10 ° frost epiphany frosts. we're late. thank you zhenya well, and these are the main news by this hour. thank you for being with us and see you soon. beyond the limit, she cannot sleep at night due to the war of 67 neighbor dogs and suffocates from their smells in the

otherwise he would have gone to a concentration camp in germany, fought with a foreign legion in northern africa, was captured he was in a concentration for a year and was rescued by the british army. and his name was sondland. very german when he joined the british army. he changed it to gerald southwood just to give it a little more of a british flavor and ultimately. i mean, there's a very story, but ultimately they were reunited again when my sister turned seven in uruguay. and then eventually emigrated to the united states, where i was born. and i was absolutely mistake. my mother was 36 when she had me. she had my sister. she was 16. so were 20 years apart. and there are no other. wow. yeah. and hotel business. i know you've been in a hugely in the hotel business for several now. how did you decide to get into that business? i was in the real estate business selling little apartment buildings. and i sort of worked my way up the company i that i joined. and one day, one of the guys who worked for me brought me a hotel that was in bankruptcy. i knew nothing about hotels and said, you know, l

20 degrees celsius with some present spells of sunshine, sunshine, a shower mile across northern parts of africa. we got some water to showers just around the coastal fringes of libya and northern areas of egypt as well. west africa generally try but along the coast again here we might just see one or 2 showers, but real heavy showers. they are recalls draped across the tropics, more very heavy rain there, into the democratic republic of congo, just around the riff valley, more showers, the zimbabwe, and also for mozambique. ah, the harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignored the global. so to put profits before people. and it won't cost ah, time of pundents on all. just lou . ah! we'll get back to provide about top stories here. this china has lifted pandemic restrictions on foreign travel after almost 3 years. corn to he's no longer required for inbound travelers, but several countries are demanding pre departure covered tests

20 degrees celsius with some present spells of sunshine, sunshine, a shower mile across northern parts of africa. we got some what a 2 showers just around the coastal fringes of libya and northern areas of egypt as well. west africa generally try but along the coast again here we might just see one or 2 showers, but real heavy showers. they are coast drapes across the tropics, move very heavy rain there into the democratic republic of congo, just around the brief valley, more showers the symbolic way, and also for mozambique. ah, ah, ah, ah lou ah, welcome back to provide about top stories here. this, our china has lifted pandemic restrictions. i'm fine travel after almost 3 years. quarantines no longer required the inbound travelers, but several countries are demanding pre departure, coping 19 tests for visitors from china. iran is facing international condemnation offered hang. 2 men accused of killing a member of our military force in november. you says it's a pull. all the u. s. is demanding an end to what it calls sham trials and rushes unilateral. 36 our sci fi and ukraine for orthodox chr

with some present spells of sunshine, sunshine, his shout me while across northern parts of africa we got some wanted to shout just around the coastal fringes of libya and northern areas of our egypt as well. west africa generally drive it along the coast again. here we might just see one or 2 showers, but real heavy showers, they are coast draped across the tropics, more very heavy rain there into the democratic republic of congo, just around the rift valley, more showers of zimbabwe, and also for mozambique. ah, talk to l, just a somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we have a huge price for the rural. i'm gonna turn what's going on. so money we meet with global news making. i'm talk about the stories that one out. you see a new generation of young people are more politically engaged than the one that came before. welcome to generation change a global feelings and attempts to challenge and understand the ideas that mobilize you around to work. in south africa, it's women who are at the forefront as the local racial. you must never ever get tired of developing

africa. some went to weather, a possibility, just drifting in northern parts of egypt, maybe the northeast of libya. much of north africa is dry story breezy. hamilton, when just piling some dust and sad, lifted dust and sand, dust placed there for chad. furnish air pushing down into northern parts of nigeria just nudging a little further west was but for much of west africa. again, it is generally dry and we have got some very heavy showers, a rod across the tropics and you look across towards somalia. if you are track could see some unusual wet weather coming in here for the time. if you had the showers continue across angola, zambia saying some heavy showers, northern parts of botswana, also seeing some lavish as well with mozambique and south africa. ah, there was a time to be direct. they're basically on the verge of legalizing racial, jerry madry, to cut through the rhetoric. this isn't a universal death felony crisis. it seems to be one of particular population to dismantle the sound bites. there are lots and lots of women are likely agenda a kind of anti feminist agenda and demand the

and that'll certainly be felt across northern parts of africa. those winds blowing around coastal areas of libya and egypt. wet weather continues for algeria, we could see some snow on the mountains here. so similar story, former rock ho, much cooler here for quite a picture as we had for the south part from zambia. that seems very heavy rain of the next few days on western madagascar continues to bear the brunt of that storm with some very heavy rain and stronger winds to come over the next few days to weather update. ah, ah ah ah, ah ah, hulu. ah ah, i knew watching al jazeera, as reminder of our top stories this, our 9 palestinians have been killed during an israeli military raid and the occupied westbank of the deadliest. and yes, one more person died and a protest related to the violence. a wave of russian missile attacks across ukraine is killed at least 11 people. creating officials say m g infrastructure and several residential buildings were destroyed across the country. and boeing is being taken to cause in texas to answer accusations o

now when windy weather is the story across the northern crossed of africa, that thanks to a storm system sweeping across the mediterranean, it's going to bring some heavy rain to the likes of algeria as well as to nicea and brisk a winds. certainly by wednesday, temperatures here sitting below the average for this time of year logic here of south of this, the rain picks up, however, for parts of zimbabwe as well as for mozambique as that system reforms in mozambique channel we could see up to a 100 millimeters of rain for over 24 hours in parts of mozambique that could lead to some flooding for the west of this a much dryer picture for cape town. we are expecting the temperature to pick up even higher on thursday to weather update. ah, depleting the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the street, they made their money on call. they made their money on the field convincing those folks know we need to go. green is very, very difficult. giving a voice we chose to do because we wanted to escape warren violence. when you humanize this narrative, you

now when windy weather is the story across the northern crust of africa, that thanks to a storm system sweeping across the mediterranean, it's going to bring some heavy rain to the likes of algeria as well as to nicea and brisk a winds. certainly by wednesday, temperatures here sitting below the average for this time of year logic here of south of this, the rain picks up, however, for parts of zimbabwe as well as for mozambique as that system reforms in mozambique channel we could see up to a 100 millimeters of rain for over 24 hours in parts of mozambique that could lead to some flooding for the west of this a much dryer picture for cape town. we are expecting the temperature to pick up even higher on thursday to weather update. ah, ah ah. ah lou oh, you're watching out as a reminder, on top stories this hour, at least 7 people have been killed and shootings in the u. s. state of california. they happen in 2 locations in the city of hoffman and base south of san francisco. suspect has been detained, japanese says it won't sound in the way of poland wants to send high tech battle tags

some showers too, went to the far north east of africa and went to whether a possibility, just drifting in northern parts of egypt may be the northeast of libya. much of north africa is dry, still. a breezy hampton wind just piling some dust and sand lifted dust and sand that thus placed there for chad. furniture pushing down into northern parts of nigeria just nudging a little further west was but for much of west africa. again, it is generally dry and we have got some very heavy showers, a rod across the tropics, and you look across towards somalia. if the opiate or track could see some unusual wet weather coming in here for the time, if you any showers containing a cross angola, zambia sang some heavy shells. northern parts of botswana also sing some lavish as well with most am peak and south africa. ah, a jenny both dog because you know, there's a very for everything. there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake and beauty for many years to be very patient and today so. so the same as us, in any case, i was introduced to when my father and my mother were arching for king, for the personal sto

well, if you draw across northern parts of africa, you could catch it o chair and to know them areas of libya wanted to shout their cross coastal pass of egypt, temperatures and car right around 20 celsius, a brisk hamilton, still fading, some dust hayes right across the good part of west africa over the next few days and as it should be, much of west africa is now la, she try the showers, of course a rod across the tropics. plenty a cloud around here. some heavier rain there into angola, into zambia, into botswana as you go through the next hour. so scattering a showers to into south africa along with much mozambique. ah ah, ah . lou ah, you're watching out as a reminder for top stories this, our security has been increased in brazil's capital ahead of the swearing and of president elect, lula and asio to silver in the coming out. he's alive, pitches the police of detained a man with an explosive device and knife. he was trying to enter the venue. croatia has adopted the euro as of sunday january. the 1st it comes to the 10 years afterward joined the european union. it will say beco

now the wind continues to be the story across northern parts of africa. we've got warnings extending from morocco through algeria to new zia and libya. we could also see some very wet weather and some snow here on the mountains and is somewhat of a cool down coming to the west of africa for places like mauritania. we'll see temperatures did down here in the days ahead. now as we move further south, the heavy rain continues to affect places like angola where we have seen flooding. but it is really madagascar that's going to see the worst of that. thanks to that swelling system behind it. we've got another developing storm. we are expecting some flooding from this system that went to weather as well, intensifies further south. we will see some thunderstorms in johannesburg by thursday. ah, in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world. right, extremely, there is real envy to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the serial opposition concerned about this rubbish more between turkey, anthea blue on the green room through bl

start to creep and be you can see the wet and windy weather on wednesday, pushing down to northern parts of africa, algeria seen some snow snow as well across the balkans, but it's really the thunderstorms rolling across to the east of greece that dominate the story into thursday for the north of this rather gloomy with some fog issues in places for the north west in england. rain coming in from the north, but it does start to clear up as we go into thursday. much of the winter weather can be found pushing into norway, but also some snow rolling across the baltics into western parts of russia. and we've got another front that's going to drag its way across the likes of iceland. the temperature in reykjavik, however, it stains steady, picking up slightly into thursday. 7 degrees celsius. but look at that wind and rain that she weather update. i'll be back with more later. ah, depleting the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india into the street. they made their money on coal. they made their money on steel. convincing those folks, no, we need to go. green is very, very

the bay of biscayne northern spain and the coast of portugal could whip up those waves to about 14 meters, so that white sand windy weather dropping down to the north west of africa on wednesday. and it's now been a week of temperatures at or above 40 degrees in up in 10, in the northern cape province in south africa. and we've got some tropical activity cooking up for madagascar. so this rain is going to pour into antenna revo as we had from wednesday to thursday. and now you're in the now, we'll see you soon. take care. ah. in depth analysis of the date headlines from around the world. if i write extremely, they're real and need to be tackled as soon as possible. frank assessments, you guys failed. it's time to back in you julio. that's why you get to get out of the minute over by the informed opinion with dorothy. this is the one inside story on al jazeera lou. oh, you're watching out a 0 mind if i top stories as our a philippine court has acquitted nobel laureate journalists, maria ressa on tax evasion, charges. whites groups say the case is policy phonology cracked down on media freedom that began under the former president, rodrigo, due to a russia is inten

well, as you drive across northern parts of africa, you could catch it or chair into northern areas of libya, wanted to shout there across the coastal pass of egypt. temperatures in cairo, around 20 celsius abreast, colmerton still feeding some dust hayes right across sir. good parts of west africa over the next few days and as it should be, much of west africa is now large sheets, rye, the showers of course, the ra, across the tropics. plenty a cloud around here. some heavier rain there into angola, into zambia into botswana. was to go through the next hour, so scattering a showers to into south africa, along with much mozambique fella had an al jazeera, i'm john henderson, in guyana, where despite an oil boom, the country is investing heavily in solar power. and we look back at the devastating floods that left a 3rd of pakistan on the water. ah, a jenny both dog because, you know, there's a very for everything. there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake and beauty for many years to be very patient and already so. so the same as the same day because i was introduced to when my fat

the babies, k, northern spain and the coast of portugal could whip up those waves to about 14 meters, so that white 10 windy weather dropping down to the northwest of africa on wednesday . and it's now been a week of temperatures at or above 40 degrees and up in 10 in the northern cape province in south africa. and we've got some tropical activity cooking up for madagascar. so this rain is going to pour into antenna and rico as we had from wednesday to thursday. and now you're in the know, we'll see you soon. take care. ah, oh, i stay to impose music home by that made for social resistance. i'll give you a world's tells the story. oh, sure, of music. you couldn't escape her best or best everywhere that was out long. and the early years of the turkish republic with which the people loved to p is our best losing all new jersey. ah ah, welcome back. watching al jazeera life from london, let's take you through the main stories rushers intensifying its attacks on the cranial city of backlit forces, trying to secure a red military victory. after months of fighting cranium present, ramirez lensky says, there is no place there is not covered with blood and around

mozambique for the south of us, the much dry, a picture with some intense heat coming into northern areas of south africa with a feld fire risk. but for cape town, it is warm. it'll get cooler by wednesday. ah ah ah.

and for the top end of africa, rain and wind combo because we got this disturbance in the central mediterranean. so rain for the northeast of algeria. northern areas of tunisia, central africa, truth be told, is actually pretty quiet. most of the action is south of the equator, as we would expect for this sub the year. of course, keeping tabs on our tropical storm as it fizzles out, the worst of the rain north and now west of antenna to revoke. and we could see some flooding in namibia as capital vin took over the course of the week at susan. ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, hello again, the top stories on al jazeera this hour, the u. s. secretary defense lloyd austin says washington is committed to supporting ukraine. defense ministers from 50 countries met in germany to coordinate military support for keith. but germany has not made a decision to provide tanks. pro ukraine activists from serbia have filed criminal complaints against russia, wagner, merced, the regroup, accusing gate of recruiting serbs to fight in ukraine. serbian law prohibits citizens from participating and conflicts abroad. asylum seekers trying to reach europe have described being

drops down to the northwest of africa and you know, temperatures from robot right through to tripoli are below average for this sum of the year, up in 2, in the northern k province in south africa for the 1st time in a week below 40 degrees and we got a tropical storm coming in to madagascar. the worst of the rain will be north and east of and 10 an arrival on thursday a ah ah, oh. lou . oh, they're watching al jazeera live from doha reminder of our top stories this our israel forces that killed 2 palestinians during a raid in the occupied west bank. there was shot in the jeanine refugee camp in the north. this takes a number of palestinians killed by israeli forces this month to 70 scenes of celebrations in the small village of ara after israel release is one of his longest health, palestinian israeli prisoners. my eunice was in jail for about 40 years. he was convicted of kidnapping and killing, and he's ready. soldier, in the 1980 and chinese president changing thing says he's concerned about colvin 19 spreading in the countryside as millions head home for the upcoming lunar new year's celebrations. concerns are growing for the elderly who might be