health minister has resigned after the death of at least 6 patients at a hospital near the capital amman it's believed the deaths so courage because of a lack of oxygen jordan spieth minister has ordered an urgent investigation he says the process will be clear and transparent and the findings will be revealed to the public. has more from in jordan. at this point there is no exact explanation about the situation other than what has been said by different medical and security sources one of the medical sources from inside the hospital told us that the oxygen in the main central tank had run out this morning which led to the lack of oxygen to the patients but the talk now is about the duration of this interruption did it take minutes or did it last for an hour. the resigning health minister said in his last statement that the oxygen depletion lasted for an hour those who died there were about 8 and from different age categories some of them were 70 years old there were those who died in the hospital at the age of 40 meaning the deaths were not in a specific single age group. to afghanistan

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liverpool's 1st goal in the 70th minute savio manet netted another 4 minutes later also on wednesday amman drew one all with barcelona a go through to the quarter finals on aggregate after having won their 1st encounter. in the bundesliga braman be held to nil in their rescheduled match on wednesday evening this after their game was called off due to heavy snow last month josh sargent opens the scoring at the start of the 2nd half and deflected past the end of a right at the young americans feet for the easy tap in and half an hour later kevin i'm overhauled and netted braman 2nd to round out the scoreline the wind leaving braman comfortably in mid table i'll be with felt our stock in the relegation zone. up next on news our documentary looking at the history of human trafficking i'm sara kelly in berlin do stay with us if you can for that and a whole lot more thank you so much for watching take care. oh . boy. a man homey poised to hold lunch i'll turn out in the world climate change a different office story this is my plan to bring home goes one week. we're going to really just what. we

a defense lawyer and her client mohamedou old slahi from mauritania is in custody in kuantan amman he's accused of having aided the terrorists who carried out the 911 attacks but is he really guilty golden globe winner jodie foster place lawyer nancy hollander likely a real person the character is based on she also believes in the law. you know how our country is shaped by that how the world is shaped by that and if there was ever there was anything that made me believe in democracy in the rule of law it's been making this film. the film copilot is also based on a true story having to do with 911 astley love say yet a seemingly perfect love story but then he becomes one of the terrorists on that fateful day september 11th 2001. she must have asked herself at some point was that a monster could i really have loved a monster how could i do that but on the other hand she knows very well that he was also lovable. no mastermind you learn in the last. the film dissects the main character's pain without making her seem naive that makes copilot into a successful it will stray sheen of the maxim

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now who's the head of middle east advocacy at the norwegian refugee council she's joining us from amman to discuss the situation in syria a country that somehow data already struggling that with an economic crisis and of course the coronavirus pandemic and now the government announcing it's rationing fuel what impact is the best going to have on ordinary syrians. well the news coming out of syria is deeply deeply worrying the country was a ready heating crisis point with the economic collapse hitting syria and the daily lives of syrians and now these delays to fuel shipments will make an really bad situation worse fuel was already in short supply for many many months in syria which has affected hospitals marketplaces it's meant that public transport is severely strained and overcrowded which is also leading to the spread of co the 19 so these reports will not only worsen those existing situations but will also mean that people will continue waiting in days in line for full fuel in and the situation on the ground will only worsen and this war undoubtedly have a knock on effect on basic g

journalist amman tant is joining me now from yangon a you've been out on the streets today is. another protest escalating and how does today compare with other days so as to the protests have gone on i think what we're seeing now is 2 in dealing numbers of protesters who are out on the street protesters who are much more experienced and sort of much more defense oriented in their approach so over the past few days we've seen developments in terms of the sort of barricades and protective equipment that protesters were using you know sort of developing from umbrellas and sort of steel sheets of metal that they fashioned into shields into sandbag barricades as well as other things that were meant to stop life bullets as well as local police down as they chased them. ok so perhaps less people on the streets but obviously no signs of backing down particularly also on the other side no signs of the military backing down if anything they seem to be taking a firm hand do protesters believe they still have a chance of making any difference. yes protesters definitely do think that this m

journalist amman tant is joining me now from yank on a you've been out on the streets today is the other protest escalating and how does today compare with other days so as the protests have gone on i think what we're seeing now is 2 in dealing numbers of protesters who are out on the street protesters who are much more experienced and sort of much more defense oriented in their approach so over the past few days we've seen developments in terms of the sort of barricades and protective apartments that protesters were using you know sort of developing from umbrellas and sort of steel sheets of metal that they fashioned into shields into sandbag barricades as well as other things that were meant to start life bullets as well as local police down as they chased them. ok so perhaps less people on the streets but obviously no signs of backing down particularly also on the other side no signs of the military backing down if anything they seem to be taking a firm hand do protesters believe they still have a chance of making any difference. yes protesters definitely do think that this multiprong

sort of the circus where you're both amman jordan. yes that moment a long night because i'm not. motivated by the determination of these women the men are joining forces. but 3 hours later the group is tired. the boulders have been chipped away. isabel faces the fact. that this kind of. thing she decides to start the search busy. with $35000.00 deaths mostly at the hands of narcos 2019 was the deadliest year in mexico since the war on drugs began while their deaths wreaked havoc on society the cartels profits continue to amount to tens of billions of dollars. in the midst of war a generation grew up in exile more than 13000000 syrians that tough the pre-war population remain displaced inside and outside the country and as the conflict enters its 2nd decade with no political settlement in sight there could be further displacement home for many has been informal camps like this in neighboring countries in lebanon's bekaa valley life has been one of poverty and uncertainty. syria's economy is collapsing and international aid organizations are warning it is pushing millions deeper in

sort of the circus where you're both amman jordan. yes that moment a long night based on not. motivated by the determination of these women the men are joining forces. but 3 hours later the group is tired. the boulders have been chipped away. isabel faces the fact. that this kind of. thing she decides to start the search. 'd with $35000.00 deaths mostly at the hands of narcos 2019 was the deadliest year in mexico since the war on drugs began their deaths wreaked havoc on society the cartels profits continue to amount to tens of billions of dollars. a mineral central to the quest for clean energy a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries cobalt extracting it is dangerous but profitable with global demand such as sky rocket people in power investigates claims that industrial mines obstructing the precious material needed for cleaner energy are in fact poisoning the environment with dire health consequences for those living in their shadow the cost of cobalt people in power want to just eat up. and. leave joe comes to the pitch is a special moment for any foot

a defense lawyer and her client mohamedou old slahi from mauritania is in custody in kuantan amman he's accused of having aided the terrorists who carried out the 911 attacks but is he really guilty golden globe winner jodie foster place lawyer nancy hollander like the real person the character is based on she also believes in the law. you know how our country is shaped by that how the world is shaped by that and if there was ever there was anything that made me believe in democracy and the rule of law it's been me that's from. the film copilot is also based on a true story having to do with 911 astley love say yet a seemingly perfect love story but then he becomes one of the terrorists on that fateful day september 11th 2001. was the man she must have asked herself at some point was that a monster could i really have loved a monster how could i do that but on the other hand she knows very well that he was also lovable. ma was a major learning the last. the film dissects the main character's pain without making her seem naive that makes copilot into a successful it was tracing of the ma

a defense lawyer and her client mohamedou old slahi from mauritania is in custody in kuantan amman he's accused of having aided the terrorists who carried out the 911 attacks but is he really guilty golden globe winner jodie foster plays lawyer nancy hollander like the real person the character is based on she also believes in the law. you know how our country is shaped by that how the world is shaped by that and if there was ever there was anything that made me believe in democracy and the rule of law it's been me that's from. the film copilot is also based on a true story having to do with 911 astley love say yet a seemingly perfect love story but then he becomes one of the terrorists on that fateful day september 11th 2001 he was the man she must've asked herself at some point was that a monster could i really have loved a monster how could i do that but on the other hand she knows very well that he was also lovable. mo has to make a line in the last. the film dissects the main character's pain without making her seem naive that makes copilot into a successful it was strange one of t

we aren't trying our best thank you very much son of one of the protesters in the amman thanks a lot for your time thank you. being a protester in myanmar is becoming increasingly dangerous as we've just heard it i spoke to one of the leading activists in the country risking arrest and her live on a daily basis fighting for freedom for most from military rule. united in resistance a vast range of demonstrators and helping them organize is activists finns are among her work puts her at risk of arrest we caught up with her at an undisclosed location watching him she says even if we are afraid we must fight. it's anger against the military she says that is helping people put aside their differences and protest. of being in egypt enough and there is no army in this country at the moment which defends stability and peace of citizens. there are only terrorists who destroy stability and peace of citizens and commit murders . of the demonstrators want an end to military rule but he says a return to the democracy myanmar knew before the february coup is not enough. minor there's a lack of acc

a defense lawyer and her client mohamedou all that slahi from mauritania is in custody in kuantan amman he's accused of having aided the terrorists who carried out the 911 attacks but is he really guilty golden globe winner jodie foster place lawyer nancy hollander likely a real person the character is based on she also believes in the law. you know how our country is shaped by that how the world is shaped by that and if there was ever there was anything that made me believe in democracy in the rule of law it's been making this film. the film copilot is also based on a true story having to do with 911 astley love to say you're a seemingly perfect love story but then he becomes one of the terrorists on that fateful day september 11th 2001 he was the man she must have asked herself at some point was that a monster could i really have loved a monster how could i do that but on the other hand she knows very well that he was also lovable. no one has to make you learn in the last. the film dissects the main character's pain without making her seem naive that makes copilot into a successful it

new in that it remains part of the war he did say though they would continue to talk to saudi arabia amman and the united states to reach a peace agreement is abraham hart associate professor of conflict resolution of the doha institute who explains what's different this time from previous peace initiatives. it's definitely an initiative. for conflict was a notion in yemen i hope it will work but it's still there is a long way to go and buy your festival list recognize that this is not the 1st time that saudi arabia makes such initiatives in the past or 20 years ago we have seen what was called in the decisive storm and in that it would replace that with the storm overall. but unfortunately that did not where we saw also as out there either support or think as the whole day that agreement that was the in sweden is when they want intervention that they're not too happy that it seems that this time things are different a plea if from the previous times and one major difference is that we have seen the signs that we are seeing a strong political well on the bidens administration that has been

rising as they are and they have been criticism in india because as well as being part of the kovacs amman's india has exported vaccines to other countries as a and also because of commercial agreements 60 more than 60000000 vaccines to 76 countries and people have pointed out that that 60000000 number is higher than the 58000000 people who have been inoculated in india so far the government is running behind its own vaccination shed jewels of an arc elating 300000000 people in the 1st 6 months of this year. the philippines again targeting quarantine measures as hospitals in manila struggled to cope with surging corona virus infections the logged on will last for a week and it'll affect 24000000 people living in the capital nearby provinces the past 2 days will see more than 9000 new cases more than 3600 people died from corona virus in brazil on friday that's a new daily record and as a toll lungs there's concern about the growing number of young people becoming infected and dying from the virus one of her you knocking over reports from rio de janeiro. image usual holiday in rio de janeiro

goal in the 70th minute study on my made netted another 4 minutes later also on wednesday parsonage amman drew one all with barcelona but go through the quarter finals on aggregate after having won their 1st encounter. up next on news of this focus on europe taking a look at the german catholic church under fire over its missing handling of sexual abuse cases stay with us. black snow in southern side. for environmental activist science further proof of the consequences of air pollution and peace amongst. their demanding the relocation of endangered present. but for many. that's responsible is also a major source of reliable income focus on europe. next on d w. into the conflict zone to sebastian germany's july's follows a lot of those foreclosures those also solutions are national business is a bit lose trying to gas deal with moscow for those nations for the. i'm sorry my guess is we can only use the christian democrats and. this is tell me it's called the choke human rights in favor of business conflict. in 60 minutes. every day counts for us and for our planet. ideas is on its way to b

to keep pushing forward well during the meeting china called for a democratic transition in me in amman but ruled out sanctions is our diplomatic editor james baker. certainly you have some members of the security council russia china vietnam potentially who are not keen on any punitive action against the generals and if the security council doesn't take some further action if it just comes up with another statement it's not clear where that takes us because remember the security council has issued 2 statements. a return to democracy in myanmar urging the release of all the politicians who have been detained and condemning the violence and despite that the bloodshed has gone on individual countries obviously can pursue their own policies and many have done that certainly western countries stop doing business with beyond man to put sanctions on the military and businesses that are linked with the military certainly the u.n. secretary general would like tougher action from the security council that is clear from his special envoy christine shriner bergen who's been speaking to the securit

incident that experience they had not reported or the incident that they'd been through amman it happened to them it's a very few people are reporting. and 90 to speculate behaviors from what you might describe as mild or sexual harassment such as cat rolling in and will whistling but also a more serious old and raping being followed or coerced into sexual activity without consent such as a series of nationwide vigils was counseled after london police said this event couldn't go ahead because of covered 19 guidelines in some places people marked the event on their doorsteps instead but they all sent the same message asking those in power to take their abuse seriously and asking men to challenge each other deemed by the al-jazeera. here to hossain is the founder of change it's a support organization run by survivors of gender based violence and she explains why said evans death has resonated with so many women. i think it's because we can all see ourselves in sarah she was walking home she had a good time with her friends and it's such a normal day occurrence for all of us and she must hav

a defense lawyer and her client mohamed 2 old slahi from mauritania is in custody in kuantan amman he's accused of having aided the terrorists who carried out the 911 attacks but is he really guilty golden globe winner jodie foster place lawyer nancy hollander like the real person the character is based on she also believes in the law. you know how our country is shaped by that how the world is shaped by that and if there was ever there was anything that made me believe in democracy in the rule of law it's been me that's from. the film copilot it's also based on a true story having to do with 911 astley love to say yet a seemingly perfect love story but then he becomes one of the terrorists on that fateful day september 11th 2001 he was the man she must have asked herself at some point was that a monster could i really have loved a monster how could i do that but on the other hand she knows very well that he was also lovable. no one has to make a line in the last. the film dissects the main character's pain without making her seem naive that makes copilot into a successful illustration

responsible for what's going on because of the sounds of weapon what this means for young children in the amman is that the entire generation of children will know nothing but wall and disease what they will see will see a generation whose development is done to. well the u.n. raised less than half of the $3900000000.00 needed for its $22.00 into one a program with a number of countries giving less than last year the dar situation stems from the 6 year conflict in yemen that is led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis. over the. world. yemenis themselves are helping themselves all the time you know aid isn't the only thing that was keeping families afloat families was there when they could they were going out to work trying to get dave. you know families in yemen help or has been going on since 6 years the communities themselves they've been taking in families who've been displaced they've been sharing that very little that they have but the problem is yemenis are they are an incredibly resilient population but they've run out of options because it 19 means more people have lost their jobs

treatment for covert 19 victims' families held a protest outside the hospital just north of the capital amman a medical emergency has since been declared across shorten the health minister stepped aside saying they took full moral responsibility. pressure is building on france to compensate more people in the south pacific who are exposed to radiation from 3 decades of nuclear tests it follows a report accusing the government of hiding the extent of contamination in french polynesia al-jazeera as nicola gage reports. france carried out its nuclear test in algeria in 1960. 6 years later the operation moved to the south pacific 193 tests took place in french polynesia over 3 decades up until 1990 seeks a new study claims from has concealed its true impact. reach a certain. history in terms of. relations. researches along with the french news sites disclose used a classified military documents and testimonies to recreate the impact of a number of the tests calculating around 110000 people in the overseas territory including into haiti were contaminated almost the entire population there is a com

in amman 70 percent of its forests have been cut down for economic reasons. the 1000000000 army man is fighting this way with an economic. blow her vision of planting the rain forests and using them to generate income for those seeds are growing comparable to him a chance to climate change. 3000. next. come to australia paradise torres strait islands. it's an idyllic life for the few 1000 people. who lives here on the vast expanses of the dream islands from the flood of tourists. the only downside it's impossible to get around without a boat. in 45 minutes on d w. by 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our water or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial product like any other financial we live in a competitive world is just cold it's cold it's blue cold water used to be free but the way to change the most important commodity jumpers. b.c.c. . water sitting or commodity starts march 22nd on d w. welcome to global 3000. this week we had to panama t

got the top stories on al-jazeera now reports several people have been killed and protests across me amman police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up demonstrations as protesters defy the escalating crackdown there are calls for a nationwide lockdown after brazil recorded its highest number of deaths from coronavirus in a single day more than 1600 presidential your balls are up poses for the restrictions and iraqi military facility also used by u.s. forces has come under attack multiple rockets have landed on their own as head airbase just days after president joe biden ordered a strike against iranian backed groups in syria. or aid agencies syria's rebel controlled areas need urgent help to support their devastated health systems the warning coincides with the 10 year anniversary of the war in that time the syrian government and its allies have carried out widespread and deliberate attacks that have reportedly damaged or destroyed hospitals santa has more. much from of the. hospitals have been repeatedly bombed in what has been described as a systematic campaign to force the o

reports in israel suggest it was in response to an explosion on an israeli own ship in the gulf of amman but there's been no official response. the bite that ministration is about to begin. in talks with the taliban the u.s. state department has announced the american envoy to the afghan peace process i'll make that will travel to afghanistan and cateau it says the main goal is to find a political settlement and forge a permanent ceasefire between the taliban and the afghan government they did reach a deal last year but have often accused each other of breaking it a court in paris has ruled in favor of libya's national oil corporation in a sales dispute with an emirate linked company the decision confirms that libyan emirates oil refining company must pay $132000000.00 regarding oil sales at the coastal refinery tripoli's government says it will enforce the decision libya's oil industry has suffered multimillion dollar losses during the conflict there over the past recent he is still to come here on al-jazeera. we have a pretty good. and i go for parents in nigeria as the search continue

administration is pushing to negotiate an end to the 6 year conflict in yemen talks reportedly took place in amman last 5 days the whole fees conflict with the saudi led coalition has cost tens of thousands of lives in yemen coronavirus a pandemic in the republican controlled u.s. states of texas and mississippi are lifting nearly all they're called in 1000 or sections despite warnings from health officials from next week all businesses will be able to fully reopen and no one will be required to wear a mask this week the head of the centers for disease control warned against such a rollback saying it could lead to a surge in infections those are the headlines i have more news for you on the al-jazeera news hour in under 30 minutes next inside story sailor this. awesome covert 900 vaccines better than others in france and germany people are taking up the pfizer shots but shunning astra zeneca is offering health experts say we shouldn't pick and choose so who is white this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm rob matheson now most countries are proving different covert 1000 vaccines

runs drugs and flies and it's never enough how does our brain keep track of time joined by dean one amman's you see i mean you are scientists and author of your brain is a time machine. name one i know hugh seal a neuroscientist author of your brain it is a time machine great to have you with us on our show today welcome it's my pleasure sophie thank you so much for having me city and let's start with looking at how we perceive time if you look at the traditional depictions of time write the dallies nothing clock or correct it is his concept of time being there were that you cannot step twice into worry d. we get this idea that time is fluid is there any scientific explanation to that you know that's an interesting question i think for most humans there's few things that are as dominant as the notion that time is flowing 'd right that the past is evaporating into miss an accessible experience and opening the doors 'd to the future so this flow of time this fluid motion of time is one of our most profound subjective experiences no doubt right we feel like we're losing the current the past is

such a long track and then i think the corner is over rouge maybe or something like that or blash amman or something back over there they named all their corners with names like in america we call it turn one turn 5. moring but. it's funny we have like the weird measuring system here that could be so much more simple but over there they name everything they named the cars instead of giving them numbers we should all collaborate but anyway so there was a super fast right hand corner and and i remember recognizing just why that was such a tricky corner because i mean it was just so flat out and so fast and the car i was driving it was like you breezed it for a 2nd. but it was really cool and you know what you know what i remember also about it it was where i felt i must have seemed whining you mention wine and that's actually where i fell in love i remember i had my 1st bottle of shepley that night and i think i had like a wild boar and ship lee and that was really like the most memorable bottle of wine i've ever had because i just remember it being so delicious and anyway it led to i hav

journalist amman tant is joining me now from yank on a you've been out on the streets today is. another protest escalating out how does today compare with other days so as to the protests have gone on i think what we're seeing now is 2 in dealing numbers of protesters who are out on the street protesters who are much more experienced and sort of much more defense oriented in their approach so over the past few days we've seen developments in terms of the sort of barricades and protective equipment that protesters were using you know sort of developing from umbrellas and sort of steel sheets of metal that they fashioned into shields into sandbag barricades as well as other things that were meant to start life bullets as well as local police down as they chased them. ok so perhaps less people on the streets but obviously no signs of backing down particularly also on the other side no signs of the military backing down if anything they seem to be taking a firm hand do protesters believe they still have a chance of making any difference. yes protesters certainly do think that this m

patients the oxygen failure happened to a new hospital in the town of al sult northwest of the capital amman now fear of a doubt said he was morally responsible for the incident which is being investigated 150 relatives of patients gathered outside the hospital which king abdullah visited in a bit to defuse tensions. but that's not my father and mother in the coronavirus solutions' own inside the hospital and it was by coincidence inside when suddenly the oxygen was cut me of stuff they said we ran out of oxygen in that they were waiting for an oxygen truck to resupply the hospital we received assistance from the civil defense some of them were inside the hospital and they provided oxygen cylinders and they started to resuscitate patients among them my parents. demonstrations in myanmar against the military's role of again turned deadly at least 12 people have reportedly been killed across the country crackdown took place as the acting eater of the civilian government promised a revolution as he addressed the public for the 1st time from an undisclosed location. and in bolivia the former int

of seasoned amman's and not only in how high the nano russia. in 30 minutes. every day comes for us and for our planet. the ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation law how do we make cities screener how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with the waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smart new solutions oberstein said in our waste of those truly unique and we know that the uniqueness is why wows us to live and survive gloom ideas from the environment to suit to global 3000 on g.w. and oman. this is developing news live from berlin setback in the suez canal operators fail in their latest bid to refloat stranded cargo ship diggers drudgeries and tug boats have been trying to free the vessel for days hundreds of ships are now stuck in a maritime traffic jam causing a major headache for global trade. in egypt rescue teams look for survivors in the wreckage of a train.

but led by this man shaikh module of amman east pakistan and gullies feeling alienated and abuse revolted against their government. a brutal military crackdown ensued. soon india's hand was forced and it intervened militarily. pakistan lost the war and with it the state of bangladesh was born. with woman as its 1st president. and in a bloody conflict that cost an estimated $3000000.00 lives according to government figures. and displaced more than 10 times as many. since then has seen political assassinations and coups. throughout much of the eighty's the country was run by the military. by the 1990 s. democracy had returned. and in the 50 years since bangladesh gained its independence its praise for turning its war torn beginnings into a hopeful future for its young population. when it is a research fellow of the bond of asians to do with of peace and security studies and he joins me now from talk with that welcome and happy independence day i know it's a big question to us but i'll ask it anyway on their 50th year of independence to most hopeful about their future in the country. thank y

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for an attack on a cargo ship the israeli owned vessel was damaged by an explosion in the gulf of amman on friday the blast left holes and it's how the ship is now docked into by benjamin netanyahu wouldn't be drawn on direct retaliation iran's foreign ministry denies that the country was involved of course and france is expected to do that to deliver a verdict in the corruption trial of former president nicolas sarkozy is accused of offering a job in monaco to a judge in exchange for information on an investigation into his campaign finances . guard as president has become the 1st person to receive a vaccine from kovacs it's a global initiative to provide free doses to developing nations a coup for our daughter and his wife say they want to set an example to show the public that the jobs is safe ghana will start its national vaccination campaign on tuesday covert 19 vaccination campaign is underway in ivory coast they're also using doses provided by kovacs it's received more than half a 1000000 units of the astra zeneca jab the rollout is starting with medical workers security forces a

journalist amman tante is joining me now from yang you've been out on the streets today is. a protest escalating and how does today compare with other days. so as to the protests of our own i think what we're seeing now is 2 in dealing numbers of protesters who are out on the street protesters who are much more experienced and sort of much more defense oriented in their approach so over the past few days we've seen developments in terms of the sort of barricades and protective equipment that protesters were using to you know sort of developing from umbrellas and sort of steel sheets of metal that they fashioned into shields into sandbag barricades as well as other things that were met to start like bullets as well as local police down as they chased them. ok so perhaps less people on the streets but obviously no signs of backing down particularly also on the other side no signs of the military backing down if anything they seem to be taking a firm hand do protesters believe they still have a chance of making any difference yes protesters certainly do think that this multipro

health minister has resigned after an oxygen supply disruption at a public hospital near the capital amman it led to the deaths of at least 6 patients the prime minister has ordered an urgent investigation those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll be back in under 30 minutes with the al-jazeera news hour the boy who started the syrian war continues next stay with us. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering life saving tools supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that city working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the land advocating for everyone to have access to essential health services now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making a healthy a world for you. for everyone. the boy who was unwitting action sparked the civil war lost the most important person in his life i was the s

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in amman 70 percent of its forests have been cut down for economic reasons. iliana our man is fighting this way with economic me missing the older vision of planting new rain forests and using them to generation come the seeds of growing topical tim jensen climate change. 3000. and 60 minutes on t.w. . board. the little guys this is the subject the 7 percent stuff but what offer is new to these issues and share ideas. you know hardest shut out we're not trapped in delicate topic africa's population is growing. and young people clearly have the solutions to your job. 77 per cent now every week and on d w o. hello and welcome to in good shape coming up. fascinating facia the connective tissue that's key to wellbeing and talents. muscle cramps what causes them and what can help. but 1st how to build strong and healthy but this. one looks like a belt the other like the moon and the 3rd has the shape of a pig and they're all in here in your wrist because those 3 wrist very. 8 your body is made up of more than 200 different boroughs and this is what we do shows abo

but led by this man shaikh more people of amman is pakistan's been gollies feeling alienated and abused revolted against their government. a brutal military crackdown ensued. soon india's hand was forced and it intervened militarily. pakistan lost the war and with it the state of bangladesh was born. with women as its 1st president. and in a bloody conflict that cost an estimated $3000000.00 lives according to government figures. and displaced more than 10 times as many. since then has seen political assassinations and coups. throughout much of the eighty's the country was run by the military. and by the 1990 s. democracy had returned. and in the 50 years since bangladesh gained its independence its earned praise for turning its war torn beginnings into a hopeful future for its young population. and for more on the story we can speak to at a photo islam from bengali it's good to see you 1st saw india has played a central role in bangladesh's development what is the state of relations between the 2 countries right now. india has a strong by literal trade deal with bangla this trade in go

rising as they are and they have been criticism in india because as well as being part of the kovacs amman's india has exported vaccines to other countries as a that and also because of commercial agreements 60 more than 60000000 vaccines to 76 countries and people have pointed out that that 60000000 number is higher than the 58000000 people who have been inoculated in india so far the government is running behind its own vaccination shed you kill a thing 300000000 people in the 1st 6 months of the syria. iran and china have signed a 25 year cooperation part chinese foreign minister one years into her own meeting iranian foreign ministers of a very from other leaders really said to her political economic and strategic components iran's economy suffered from international sanctions after the u.s. withdrew from a 2050 nuclear agreement with china remains particles and your attempt is going to be made to refloat a huge cargo vessel blocking egypt's suez canal the ships japanese owner says crews will try to take advantage of the high tide later on sunday. there's the headlines news continues her

you can read more about the incident and amman owe's life in his new book that is out right now. >>>rone maker here in the bay area is trying to shrink the gender gap by giving women the opportunity to get out of their comfort zone and get a glimpse into a field dominated by men. abc7 news reporter david louie shows you how skydio hopes to inspire more women to become licensed drone pilots. >> reporter: they're work in human resources, marketing and other departments. their mission today, to get out of their comfort zone and fly a drone. >> we want to provide a safe and judgment-free zone where they're allowed to experiment, where they're allowed to learn how to use this technology and feel empowered about it. >> reporter: they all work at skydio, a fast-growing bay area drone maker. the company brought them out to the beach to try their hand in a technology that is overwhelmingly male dominated. the organization women and drones says that out of 163,000 remote pilots less than 11,000 licenses have been issued to women. that's shy of 7%. this flight day is the beginning of a process