after the syrian regime of basha alice sod agreed to open additional border crossings. but critics say the un shouldn't have waited for approval from damascus given the government doesn't control the area anyway. government controlled areas like here in the city of a leper, have receive more aid, much of it from other arab countries that long shunned assad. critic say the earthquake could even work in assad's favor and strengthen his hand. those left in the ruins in rebel held areas just want help, but find themselves caught in a political tug of war for which they're paying a high price. or here are some other stories making headlines around the world. in the u. s. state of tennessee 5 former memphis police officers have pleaded not guilty to 2nd degree murder in connection with the violent death of tyree nichols. the 29 year old died in hospital 3 days after he was savagely beaten by the officers following a traffic stop for the record here. the pentagon says an explosion killed a leader of the so called islamic state and wounded for american soldiers during a rate. i

basha i don't want to go to jail. and i didn't want any of that. calm down. give me the barrel. everything will be ok. i won't go to jail. listen, my wife is leaving the colony tomorrow, she didn’t break down somehow, she survived and you won’t break. we are behind her. waited. will you wait for your mother? she loves you stupid. you will always be waiting, here. well done. 2 watch right now. i don't know who i am, all i remember is a man comes up to me and says. how long for today the competition is canceled, so let's work together. looking for this magician came with my things. lyova is upstairs. so we know exactly upstairs that you planned the murder of your teacher. i don't know if this is a coincidence or not. arrived today with a new car. yes control no just one in the head sherlock holmes against the buryats is satisfied. goat go. buddy, what are you doing? why are you jumping under a car? i don't know what you don't know. i don't know who i am who you are. goat come on, you can not develop. here she hurts. it hurts so much, it hurts here, it doesn't hurt so much, hygiene

you are talking about lerner and the history of 5 billion euros, but basha said in you that he is the border, something i have little faith in andreevich and in general, it seems to me that sviridov did not tell us the whole truth. you should ask him again. i also decided so, you are not with me. you are completely sick paranoid yes, paranoid, if i were not paranoid, maybe i would already be dead igor you know me from green snot, tell me when i trusted whom. i do you out pulled out prisons. thank you for that, of course, but if i doubted you for even a second, would you be dead figured out by now? well, what's another question? well, how long are we going to walk around? yes, about we share, when we get first, i must be 100% sure that after us there is no tail. our client is arriving in russia tomorrow. so it's time to go to my butt. relax. how are you? ok and on our tip, i bought lyadov here to organize an escape for a friend. 13 fugitives, it's force majeure. and it's true that werner left from the country? who told you? there is a lie here, and what is 5 billion you cannot put 5 bi

old people the w h o a says it's great as concerns are about northwest syria and has asked president basha, an asset to open more border crossings with to kia many survivors say they've been left behind by the international response. and other news, there's been fierce fighting in easton, ukraine is russian forces continue to attack ukrainian positions and the don, yet region 12 people were injured when an apartment building was damaged by shelling. earlier russia said its troops had broken through to 45 lines of ukrainian defences in the hands. scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon has announced her resignation. sturgeon said she had remain leader of scotland. government until a successor was appointed. at least one person is dead and 3 others are injured in a shooting at a shopping rule in the us state of texas that happened in the city of el paso police say they have one suspect and custody. thousands of people in columbia protesting against government reforms, is, comes after president the stop a petro presented, a health care bill to congress. president, also hopes to institute cha

we kept the sand to get him under marble, a bitty kicking on a silly basha he already already have a new set of eats his any patio pony that shot barrel shot to hager photo. hey w that or to walk? hey guys yesterday to take i hate to say, could they just salty? come sick towards the she calmly. they forced on sooner. yes. that's oh fat. they po kylie. i saw them into so he nodded. okay, support they said added sat in the system, the queen. okay. not to pay yet. no, i don't want to put enough to say, i want to get that. i'm not quite and thought of a misty tweet unless they some people he says then with with came alive in 9048 after the war. the war was a great unifying experience in the sense that we had won the war together the decade before the war, but decades of poverty, unemployment. and the situation for health care was a liberal privacy. he wanted a doctor, you paid for it and the way that people love is very difficult out of that. and then the euphoria that call it the wolf. that a real determination not to go back to the poverty, the unemployment, the desperate for flight wo

development purposes and contributes to raising their global profile. india has been under constant basha from the western country is to digger doth, stands against russia after a dull conflict in ukraine. how has this affected your relationship with? are those states also? do you think that in the are, will continue to, ah, stay on its bath of independent foreign policy? you know, the, the whole world has witnessed the failure of western efforts to pressure india. india has succeeded in maintaining and in an independent and balanced position, projecting unilateral, illegitimate restrictions violating the international law. i think it's more if the reflection of the credit will end of the western higgin. many than or anything else. this for him stand is based on india's principle line with the regards to the sanctions policy in general, which cannot be a solution to bilateral or global problems. india gives priority to its national interests, including in relation to the current and global food and energy crises caused by the pandemic in the 1st place. and by, by the western sanctions aga

basha, alyssa, we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos on all jazeera. ah, a story of love, patience, and pay. i know what, what forces me to live in that camp is my love for him. i'll get you to world fellows this trouble only a couple. trying to get buried and set how po, peanut palestinian refugee camp in booth for the next 2 months should meet and drink and go out or do anything just say chatty, let come the price of love. oh no, just iraq. ah ah, you're watching the news. our life from headquarters in ohio obligate coming up in the next 60 minutes. the more buildings collapse, trapping people after 2 new earthquakes hit southern turkey. at least 6 people are dead. 9 san jose than live from some sort of kia where the late, despite the only intensify the plea for health and places like the tremors were also felt. a neighboring theory where more than 130 people have been injured. in other news, russian president vladimir putin says he'll continue with his operation in uk

virtually no aid was delivered to northwest syria, which is the, the part most vulnerable in the country. basha, assad, blame the sanctions that the u. s. has put on syria for the lack of aid is he right . sanctions do play a role in him during the humanitarian response. that's just a fact. however, the impact of sanctions on the humanitarian response is hugely exaggerated by the asset regime. so what's actually limiting that the delivery of aid is the factory of the regime? the, the diversion it's, it's a factor that matters a lot more than sanctions. now do say, how do sanctions hinder the humanitarian response? so say you are an organization based in any country around the world and you want to send money to, to syria. you would actually struggle to send that money using the formal channels because of western sanctions on syria. now what i mean by saying it hinders the humanitarian response, but it doesn't stop it. there are many alternative ways to getting that money into syria. there are other impacts for sanctions on the humanitarian response. however, their impact is hugely exaggerated.

who like beneath the debris over all of them, russia is a key supporter of syria and the regime of basha alice sought. will the russian military allow people in aid to enter the country from turkey camp the international community expect safe passage? the w news asked germany's foreign minister about that on alina bear book, so i can alert, that's why all international actors, including russia, you should use their influence on the syrian regime to ensure that humanitarian aid can get there. and that there are no additional hurdles which is like an alert. that's why all international actors, including russia, you should use their influence on the syrian regime to ensure that humanitarian aid can get there. and that there are no additional hurdles. over more now i'm joined by kristin hill berg cheesy syria analysts with the rare content institute. she's also a familiar face to our viewers. you may remember kristen was the 1st western journalist grain of accreditation by damascus. it's good to see you again. we've talked many times, we've talked many times about the, the, the war in syria.

we examine the global power games of president basha, alyssa, we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night when the reason that could effect in human eyesight, master of chaos on all jazeera? how will the african union manage the continent, the blocks leadership gathers yet again, as africa grapples with many challenges. but are african leaders up to the task? this is insightful. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much of job leaders from 55 african nations are meeting and ethiopia for the annual african union summit. this year is different than others. the russian foreign minister toward the continent last week, as the wagner groups involvement in some of the continents conflicts is increasing . all this comes as francis influence in west africa is dwindling. remarkably. burkina faso, guinea and molly are lobbying to reinstate their countries to the african union. they lost their seats following military coups un secretary general antonio terrace is also joining the leaders in the capital, addis ababa together with the european council pres

south innovations have been going. retreat in the south africa basha in china, us main city hasn't declined yampa alone, empire gets somehow, it is being an end as irrelevant or even useless. feels that it must still in some ways to try and reclaim it. suppose at home on the politics of that offering company, the united states does on hitler, i t to disrupt her to interfere with her. so glen states with its people with its territory, also wiped her for each of america to have palm suits africa, bowl friendly exercising its a. so greg democratic guide whedon, america as he is so aggressive in setting up military base.

ah ah, this is d w news lines from berlin. basha and ukraine have carried out a prisoner exchange. after intense negotiations, the 2 parties agreed to re patch rates, nearly 200 prisoners of war. the pentagon says.

request that would have to come straight from damascus straight from the the the government leadership basha of saw. is that correct? during the 2 ways in which we could help on the one hand is the actual assistance which is conditioned up on a formal request from dia, a steering up. there it is, but in the meantime, of course, we can proceed to our humanitarian policy, which is being implemented on the ground next to the partner organizations that we have in syria and geo as you. and as i said through days, organizations, we are able to channel in a system that's on top of this. we could also at through the a single production mechanism as we are doing, by the way, in turkey, bosh or the body with the european commission. we appreciate your time tonight, we appreciate you taking the time to tell us exactly what is being done. thank you . well, there are fears that gonna international soccer player christiane up. so could be trapped under rubble following that earthquake. those 2 earthquakes in turkey, media report say that the 31 year old is missing to has playing 65 times for gonna last se

organization says it's greatest concerns are about northwest syria and has asked syrian president basha allison to open more border crossings with turkey. many survivors feel like they've been left behind by the international response. dozens of people trying to reach you are, are missing and presumed drowned after their bolt sank of the libyan coast. on tuesday, the un migration agency says the boat was carrying 80 people when it left casara. okay. or earlier that day. more on top soy now, massive aid and recovery efforts are of course continuing across southern turkey and northern syria. following the earthquake disaster wrestle, sir der has this report from the city of at the amazon, which is also his home town. life has come to hold in the torture city of young sister, earthquake stock last week. and nothing symbolizes that. more than this clock time . the landmark office of the clock stop when the question the region, like many others here, job id is there has sent his family members to stumble. know what? because of the destination door. no natural gas, no electricity, no water, n

by the earthquake in syria and these are not the final figures at the university hospital in aleppo bashaat with his wife. from whom those who hardly got under the rubble. they will need serious treatment for the operation, they need medical equipment, for example, radiographs, so that doctors can make the correct diagnosis, but sanctions on this prevent delivering such devices to syria said the country's health minister, hassan al-gabash, sanctions were imposed, both on citizens and on suppliers. these are the facts, and we have data to support this i am saying, not from a political or diplomatic point of view, but rather from the point of view of medical ethics and international law that prohibits refusing individuals. in access to medicines and hospitalization, however, sanctions and shameful statements. the west does not attach any value to people's lives by shameful statements. of the west, including reaction. prime minister of greece atakis, who in an interview bluntly said that assistance to syria cannot be provided because of the sanctions? this is not just a manifestation of a po

uh, my close bar-basha is not such a comrade, by the way, choosing a carving with two isms, great-powerrgeois nationalism, which, in fact, are on two different edges of the same medal? some are waging a fictitious beard, and some kind of special services belarusian language. uh-huh, and one neck is fighting for a realistic russian military war, we are obliged to beat it off, because everyone needs kids. this is for the kida of delayed intelligence. and we are guilty of understanding this. it was all being questioned. i'm all from the cold war and today are adults. there, i will decide to slip institutions from various overseas ones into great-power chauvinism. go go fight with these belarusian commissars, who have been brought up here, and slip it on others. uh, petty bourgeois nationalism. go russians. uh, one replica. at iosif orionavich's, on the tenth trip , the rsc, in 1924, put an empty tube and again until 1991. in the soviet union , without looking at the one who was the secretary general, but i like to quote them from the ikea keynote report. he said we were communists, blaming

now, after nearly a year of war, here's the current situation on the ground. basha controls march of the territory east of the denay pro river, batter ukrainian, a counter offensive in the autumn, reclaimed france of land in the north and south including the key city of kiss on. now the frontline is on the city of which president lensky says, has been turned to ruins by the russian offensive members and supports of the russian communist party have been laying flour tribute to the tune of the unknown soldier in moscow to mark the annual defender of the father man day, the holiday celebrates the formation of the red army in 1918 and it's compulsory military service for most russian men. this year's event is even more high profile due to the war and ukraine. and russia says it's fully reopened, it's bridge to the next crimean peninsula. moscow uses its road and rail to deliver troops and supplies to the front line and ukraine. 19 kilometer bridge was born last october, and an attack, russia blames on ukrainian military intelligence. cave has never claimed responsibility for the bombing.

and the next day you find him in pieces. basha, that's how i found under this affair. and it was up to who this was the weapon, the wing long to this chinese manufactured dren can carry projectiles weighing up to 480 kilograms. ah, how could such advanced technology get into a country that has been under arms embargo was so many years with a range of 4000 kilometers. the drone can take off from any of these. libyan ebay says with sofa, the drone has been spotted twice. and libyan soil at the altar from military base in 2019 and at the elk had deem military base in 2020 at the time both based were under the control of the same man, khalifa, half tall. he has never been held to account for the crime gothic and false on any intentional attack against civilian targets can be considered a war crime because he did equal the memo. i put out that day said exactly battle thessaly law does examine. so according to a document we obtained only full countries have purchased the wing long to egypt, nigeria, saudi arabia, and the united arab emirates. ah, but the u. e is the only cou

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but when his elder brother basil was killed in a car accident in 1994 basha returned to syria as heir apparent. actually, we'd like to go very much and you call. so i know from french music, of course it was young, of course, very, very old one and nobody can say, but from the university many mateo and g a i would have only go to my world to the fed up i. i only drive myself, but it's very unsecure. no, no, no. it is very secure. copy bulletproof can open the window picket and helping you with otherwise you'd be living in it like living in a cage. nobody wants to live in a cage. when i saw its father, huffines' died in 2000 marshal, inherited one of the most notorious and isolated dictatorships in the outer world. ah ah! in january 2011, the seas of uprisings known as the arab spring, began 1st the gymnasium president, xena al aberdeen. ben ali was toppled then egyptian president hosni mubarak, stepped down. around this time, asa admit the u. s. ambassador to syria. he was a very nice. i asked president martha, are you worried that the winds of change will come here? and he said he wa

the w h o says it's concerned about northwest syria ban has asked president basha val, aside to open more border crossings, which should kia many survivors say they've been left behind by the international response. there's been fierce fighting and eastern ukraine. those russian forces continued to attack ukrainian positions in the done yet screeching 12 people were injured when an apartment building was damaged by shelley. yes, things are happening, but we need to continue a need to step up even more because these are a big need out there and to a provide a ukraine with ammunition. this is now becoming a grinding war or attrition. and the war, attrition is a war or logistics on the, on the and therefore it, this is sir. so crucial for our ability to ensure that ukraine wins. dozens of people trying to reach europe are missing and presumed drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast. on tuesday, the un migration agency says the boat was carrying 80 people when at last hospital hair earlier that day. at least one person's dead and 3 others are injured in a shooting at a shoppin

i was still in a house and had no ha basha. he entered annual keybo. happy boggy bad remained the president of tenicia until 1987. but having deposed the bay, he himself was removed from power by his own prime minister in aberdeen. been any the evil d by era ended as it began with a reluctant transition from an incumbent to an ambitious successor. but we were out for new. yes, brazil. weird was barely a murderer. in november 2023 and security service is carried out operation lock so against dozens of muslims. i opened my eyes and saw a machine gun pointed at my head. but of course, found the rate and now charges it dropped against one of the accused. on the reason why they are doing this because they want to intimidate antiterrorist measure or discrimination. austria operation looks all on algebra. ah hello, we got some very active weather across southern parts of the us at the moment and it will make his way over towards the eastern seaboard. so a change is certainly underway this so weather system here, the front, that's gonna be the one that makes h

i was still in a house and i had no ha basha here, no annual cable. happy bogey bad remain the president of tenicia until 1987. but having deposed the bee, he himself was removed from power by his own prime minister, xena lab been highly the will be by era ended as it began with a reluctant transition from an incumbent to an ambitious successor. but we were out for new. yes, brazil. weird was barely a murderer. ah hello flooding concerns return to new zealand as said, what was tropical cyclic gabrielle makes his way across. norfolk arden is pushing towards the north holiday for the next couple of day. so reg, forties, enforce just around the north, wind up towards oakland. follow that line of cloud and ramus dog this lie the storms there, across tropical parts of australia as per usual. but for much of australia, it is fine and dry hot when they're in brisbin, around 36 degrees, not too hot into the southeast temperatures will struggle to get to run 1920 celsius for melbourne as we go on for a monday. 21 there. in hope up there we go with new zealand

and how possible is that though, given the fact that that the very basha alongside government has a history of withholding aid. it because it is fighting by that describes them rebel armed fighters and in syria. and it doesn't want to give them any help. how a again, in practical terms, how much aid can people actually expect to get when the lines of access are actually seemingly very limited? well, we have some cross line missions that went from the government control area toilet, but we mainly depend on cross border operations. and as a and as was and as it was reported earlier, and the that old from a, from gassy into to, to the board that has been damaged today. we had good news that the, that the road now is accessible. we're hoping to be able to put as you our cross border activities as soon as possible. and we looked, was decorative routes, which were not feasible a yesterday. so with the good news we have today, i mean the old is badly damaged. it's not, it's not in its best condition, but it's in a condition that would allow us to resume the cross border operation. so between the c

arsenal, oil face sporting her off portugal and reco, 6 time winners that severe or faced turkey's fair basha. the 1st leg matches of these ties will take place on march the 9th ingram batter. harry broke has continued with his record breaking form broke hayton unbeaten 184 on day one of the tests against new zealand was 800. 7 korea runs are the most. anyone has ever scored in the 1st moment, innings of a test career in glendora 315 for 3 at the close of play in wellington. one thing i've worked on in the last few years is trying to says level head is possible. like i said, the could be a bad moment around the corner and and anything good. anything could happen. so i enjoy the moments and enjoy the good moments, but we'll still go on to the 4 days yet yet to play in am hopefully i can be of i'll part of it tomorrow. it had round of the 6 nations championship kicks off on saturday with england facing wales. the game was almost cold off at you to wells plays a strike, overpay ah, there's another rebellion in the sport of rugby union with hundreds of clubs, upset by a decision to change how pla