$580.00 celsius and build resilience to the impacts that come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans the u.n. special envoy cmin is calling for a stop to the rebel attacks on the city of mariupol dozens of people have been killed in the intensified efforts to seize this government stronghold germany's accused iran of playing with fire over its repeated breaches of the 2050 nuclear deal the us says it's ready to join talks with iran and world powers to discuss a return to the agreement. in the us the chicago police department has been found to have been woefully unprepared for violence that broke out after the death of george floyd he died in police custody last year triggering nationwide protests an independent report into the chicago police response also found some officers took steps to cover up their own actions masses latest mars rovers touchdown successfully on the red planet mission control erupted in cheers as the news came through and the rover called perseverance sent back its 1st images it traveled

and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans there's been fighting in somalia's capital mogadishu between government forces an armed groups it's been happening in an area where the opposition plans to hold a rally late on friday in defiance of code 19 restrictions they want the president to step down. and the u.s. has imposed visa restrictions on another $43.00 but are russian officials washington says it's alarmed by president alexander lukashenko is ongoing violent crackdown on peaceful protesters it's highlighted jail terms handed to to t.v. journalists as particularly concerning judges and prosecutors involved in the case among those barred from entering the united states so those are the headlines the news continues here not just era of the witness station that's watching. a place on our world. where intellectuals artists and activists me where i could use a spark and history has made. america throughout. my right to have brought al-jazeera world tells the story of 4 iconic cafes and their role arab soci

the cells use and build resilience to the impacts the dam and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans when laura pollo is in the mexican capital where pollution levels are so bad the small can be seen trapped above the city. it's hard to think of the mexican capital and not imagine the city's massive urban sprawl the metropolitan area it's home to 24000000 people and it's constantly growing. the impact of all this traffic construction and industry has wreaked havoc on the region's natural environment. and all of it amounts to one of the most significant carbon footprints in all of latin america one of the most visible signs of this is the city's poor air quality there are times of a year where air pollution is so bad people are ergs not to go outside due to heighten the health risks it's estimated that air pollution is responsible for the deaths of some $33000.00 mexicans every year and it's a problem that doesn't seem to be improving. according to a recent report by the united nations environment program pro

cells use and build resilience to the impacts that come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans the world health organization has called on 6 african countries to be on high alert for a bola $11000.00 vaccinations against the disease and heading to guinea hoping to stop an uncontrolled spread on top of the corona virus pandemic. cats are says it will lift quarantine restrictions for citizens and residents who've been vaccinated against covert 19 the gulf states ministry of public health says exemptions will apply when vaccinated people return from abroad they will still be subjected to testing on arrival and the exemption won't apply to those who've been vaccinated in other countries algeria's president has moved to appease protesters by pardoning jailed anti-government activists and calling early elections in a televised address had been called for the dissolution of parliament and also announced a government reshuffle. there's been fighting in the somali capital mogadishu between government forces and

us the new i think design is primarily about a light touch even if you're in bishan for a project or project is immense you can't lead to imbue the process with havingness . if that's what has a lot to do with humor and you have to succeed in taking a playful approach. like through sequences that deets has already designed around 50 products he likes to think outside the box and meanwhile has become one of the most important german designers working today his most recent project is a modern a sofa system the slip covers can be changed quickly and easily proving that stefan dietz a flexible and sustainable approach to design never goes out of style. it certainly doesn't maul arts and culture stories on our website at d.f.w. dot com slash culture and may i recommend you d.w. classical of the books you choose as well there's loads of good stuff that up worth checking out indeed that's all for now though thanks ever so much for watching i'm for myself and all the crew here in berlin until the next time i'll buy. in business yet is stifling kurdistan's capital is such a small and the reas

and i think design is primarily about a light touch even if you're in bishan for a project or a project is immense you can't let the imbue the process with havingness. if that's what has a lot to do with humor and you have to succeed in taking a playful approach. like through which is that dietz has already designed around 50 products he likes to think outside the box and meanwhile has become one of the most important german designers working today his most recent project is a modulus sofa system the slick covers can be changed quickly and easily proving that stefan dietz now a flexible and sustainable approach to design never goes out of style. it certainly doesn't maul arts and culture stories on our website at v.w. dot com slash culture m l i recommend g d w classical and b.w. books all new choose as well there's loads of good stuff that up worth checking out indeed so for now though thanks ever so much for watching i'm from ourself and all the crew here in berlin until the next time. kick off. frankfurter making the league exciting again the team of the our money can stack. chasers

us the i think design is primarily about a light touch even if you're in bishan for a project or project is immense you can't lead to imbue the process with havingness . if that's what has a lot to do with humor and you have to succeed in taking a playful approach. like through sequences that deets has already designed around 50 products he likes to think outside the box and meanwhile has become one of the most important german designers working today his most recent project is a modern listen for system the slip covers can be changed quickly and easily proving that. a flexible and sustainable approach to design never goes out of style. he certainly doesn't maul arts and culture stories on our website at d.f.w. dot com slash culture and may i recommend you d.w. classical and b.w. books new chew as well there's loads of good stuff that. worth checking out indeed so for now though thanks ever so much for watching i'm from marcel from all the crew here in berlin until the next time i'll buy. and you hear me now oh yes we're going to you and how the last years judgments hans now we're bringi

in a broad sense need the power of speech to say what you need need the power bishan to see where you're going but again there are people who get line or people who lose the ability to talk. and so sometimes we also need physical strength. to to oppose an attacker. so we need we need to have a number of skills abilities talents and and and active brain in order to deal with every day challenges. and and usually most people most of the time are a rational be kind and caring. starting right now but not always there are parents who abuse their children their husbands who abuse their wives and for apparently during the pandemic it's been much worse it's much more physical and verbal spouse abuse of husbands against wives but if we get back to to our original question of. the power of power over human nature do you do you will and wait makes you do things that it makes you do do you agree that there's this thing about the ultimate test say money and power and if you pass those 3 and if you stay and catch him and be without abusing others with your same money or power that means that you're ju

values and but i think china is very prepared to expand its influence it has very strong economic and bishan however i think the question is an interesting question to look at as well is is the world ready for china as a global leader because this is debatable but china is now. the fast non westen a country with a non western population that is getting the title of a superpower well let's see what tyson has to say about that question how far will the west go it accepting known western leadership i mean i don't i think that the west is trying to countries in europe and the united states canada etc really trying to redefine that they don't want to be geographically narrow they do want to be as as was mentioned values based and that's why you're hearing a lot more less talk about the west and more talk about like minded countries working together and i think that's really the strategic advantage when you look at how china interacts with its neighbors in its near abroad let's say or even countries in the global south it tends to be a very extractive relationship these are not relationship buildi

and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address all we produce all foods and manage all water land and the oceans the u.n. special envoy for him has called on her to rebels to stop their offensive on that all the city of mary not in griffith said the group's quest for territorial game threatens prospects for peace. nato has dispensed any suggestion of an early withdrawal of troops from afghanistan secretary general again stoltenberg says that while defense purposes have decided on a date soldiers will only leave when security conditions allow. nato's goal is to ensure a lot of ground is done never again because the safe haven for terrorists would attack our 'd whole nantz so our allies will continue to search together the conditions on the ground as we do the protection of troops remains paramount and we will take all necessary measures to keep them safe zimbabwe is the latest african country to begin coronavirus vaccinations the world health organization is concerned about the spread of the south african variant across the continent of anti coup protest as in myanmar are refu

conflicting information i think it's quite understandable that it's a lot of distrust that at sobeys isn't bishan to tip normal and background and sentiment that has been growing in the last month so i think these are quite the dangers approach. building up the public's trust is a priority or it is a moment because. as a set. like lowered your chin up dig means more than ice we lost well i should say obviously the british government still gives no mandatory advise about having to wear masks outside famously the world health organization served there weren't effective up until relatively recently what do you make though of the fact that the so-called mainstream media that always talked about anti vaccine and fake news itself has been saying questions over the astra zeneca vaccine because of the south african variant questions over this or that vaccine when well sometimes like in the south african variance cases not even peer reviewed a study over apparent allegedly lack of effectiveness now i think personally that that mystery meat you are is being or still quite irresponsible you respond to me ar

values and but i think china is very prepared to expand its influence it has very strong economic and bishan however i think the question is an interesting question to look at as well is is the world ready for china as a global leader because this is debatable but china is now. the fast non weston country with a non western population that is getting the title of a superpower well let's see what tyson has to say about that question how far will the west go except to known western leadership i mean i don't i think that the west is trying to countries in europe and the united states canada etc really trying to redefine that they don't want to be geographically narrow they do want to be as as was mentioned values based and that's why you're hearing a lot more less talk about the west and more talk about like minded countries working together and i think that's really the strategic advantage when you look at how china interacts with its neighbors in its near abroad let's say or even countries in the global south it tends to be a very extractive relationship these are not relationship building ex

$1.00 celsius and build resilience to the impacts that come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans. after the release of a un environment report lining a triple threat 1st the world is set to warm by at least 3 degrees celsius by the end of this century shooting past the 2 degree target from the paris accords and twice the one and a half degree ceiling that would prevent the worst consequences 2nd no biodiversity targets are being met leaving more than a 1000000 of the world's plant and animal species that he seriously increased risk of extinction 3rd 9000000 people died prematurely every year from diseases caused by pollution a toll that disproportionately hits the developing world burn and smith has more on what's at stake. for a decade the lakes of kenya's rift valley have been rising swallowing up land and villages destroying communities deforestation is to blame soil once held in place by trees is washed down from the mountains by the rain silting up the lakes below stopping them from draining. in a r

$1.00 the news and build resilience to the impacts to come and we also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans well the terror spoke after the release of a un report outlining a triple threat 1st the world is set to warm by at least 3 degrees celsius by the end of the century shooting past the 2 degree target from the paris accords secondly a biodiversity targets are not being met leaving more than a 1000000 of the world's plant and animal species at a high risk of extinction and 9000000 people die prematurely every year from diseases caused by pollution affecting developing nations the most well known europe and i was in mexico city where pollution levels are so bad the smog can be seen trapped above the city it's hard to think of the mexican capital and not imagine the city's massive urban sprawl the metropolitan area is home to 24000000 people and it's constantly growing. the impact of all this traffic construction and industry has wreaked havoc on the region's natural environment. and all of it amounts to one of t

cells use and build resilience to the impacts that come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water lands and oceans germany has accused iran of playing with fire over its repeated breaches of the 2050 nuclear deal the u.s. says it's ready to join talks with iran and world powers to discuss a return to the agreement. algeria's president has moved to appease protesters by partnering jailed anti government activists and calling early elections in a televised address abdel majeed to boom called for the dissolution of parliament and also announced a government reshuffle almost 2 years after a popular uprising algeria's political and economic crises have been compounded by the coronavirus pandemic. relatives of people who died in a huge blast at beirut's port last year have been protesting outside lebanon's highest courts the courts decided to remove the chief prosecutor investigating the explosion he was ousted after legal challenges by senior officials who've been accused of negligence more than 200 people died in the disaster in

the dogs that are good that should be conducted and the type of relationship with israel to keep bishan. but they increasingly do it in the last 2 years and that's also the came on but it doesn't which is under siege like the v.a. the fact is that under israeli occupation there are spent in my opinion during the last 2 years is this that i'm going to concentrate in more 'd of a struggle over and money which is about occupation is so that basically. started to who are either suicide even getting close to declaring that they would run a unifier exist in the coming election only 5 fast. which means less means there are $32.00 to get together to consign the issue of the vikings are predicted. as academic your students and to me just development but we should also add one of the following does the palestinian people have directed to you that we are not only talking about the leadership of the senate we are also talking about the leadership of the p.l.o. and product of the agreement that was concluded in cairo is that there should be elections of the palestinian national council and one thing

conflicting information i think it's quite understandable there is a lot of distrust that at sobeys isn't bishan to tip normal and background and sentiment that has been growing in the last month so i think these are quite the dangers approach. building up the public's trust is a priority or it is a moment because. as a set. like you're going to take means more remarks we lost well i should say obviously the british government still gives no mandatory advise about having to wear masks outside famously the world health organizations they weren't effective up until relatively recently what do you make though of the fact that the so-called .

resource use and build resilience to the impacts to come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address all we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans. president has moved to appease protesters by pardoning jailed the anti-government activists and calling the elections in a televised address adel magid taboo and called for the dissolution of parliament and also announced a government reshuffle. qatar says it'll lift current instructions for citizens and residents who've been vaccinated against cope with 19 the gulf states ministry of public health says exemptions will apply when banks need to people returning from abroad are not as late as mars rover has touchdown successfully called perseverance in ascent back its 1st images those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power stations and subject matter. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for them to go to defense

states or any of the other nuclear weapon powers now you wrote recently that this treaty on liberal bishan of their weapons poses quote a thorny diplomatic challenge for that body and administration. if i understood your argument you suggest that. you know it could complicate america's sat relationship with its allies because there is some constituency in europe particularly in germany maybe even that the less who do want to see those weapons to be banned. do you think that in this regard who can could be or how to buy them because if they do proceed on discussing the strategic sibylla t. agenda then it would be pretty clear that the america's allies why you know the aspirations suits are bad and the nukes perhaps a little bit premature you know definitely that well i think if you look at why this treaty was drafted and then turned into force and they go out of this was kind of frustration by these countries. that you know under article 6 of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty the nuclear weapons states like the united states and russia are supposed to take steps towards disarmament and si

cells use and build resilience to the impacts the come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address all we produce all foods and manage our water lands and the oceans. the u.s. government says it's ready to join talks with iran and world powers to discuss a return to the 25th day nuclear deal the state department will accept an invitation from the e.u. to attend a meeting of the signatories to the original agreement former u.s. president donald trump withdrew from the deal and 2018 iran has been reducing its compliance ever since prompting repeated warnings from britain france and germany the best. the best and safest part is to ensure that iran does not get nuclear weapons we want to discuss this with our u.s. partners and to find out under what conditions they would be prepared to rejoin the deal but in regards to tehran one has to say that the way you iran is acting here regarding its commitments which it is discarding bit by bit and has no even threatened to reduce any transparency tehran is playing with fire and will complicate this process even more but it is compli

time of covert 19 without a doubt the end $95.00 mask of the cloth mass to become the biggest the bishan to the wardrobe human beings since well be an issue but what are we going to do with the millions and maybe even billions of discarded masks while a team of researchers in melbourne australia may have found the answer finally turn them all 'd into roads yes as you leave and other scientists at royal melbourne institute of technology in melbourne technical college of creative the new composite material that is roughly a mixture of 2 percent shredded mask space mass and recycled concrete aggregate they discovered that this new road material not only increases road flexibility in der building but if you pave just one kilometer of a 2 way road with this recycle concrete aggregate mixed with 3000000 shredded base mass it would remove 93 tons of waste from a landfill is great stuff. already ready that is are so free today remember in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tight rope and true and i don't be so cross keep on watching those hawks

cells use and build resilience to the impacts the come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans. well mr terrace was speaking of the release of a un environment report outlining a triple threat 1st the world is set to warm by at least 3 degrees celsius by the end of the century shooting past the 2 degree target from the paris accords and twice the one and a half degree ceiling that would prevent the worst consequences 2nd no biodiversity targets are being met leaving more than a 1000000 of the world's plant and animal species the seriously increased risk of extinction 3rd 9000000 people die prematurely every year from diseases caused by pollution a toll that disproportionately hits developing countries we spoke earlier to the executive director of the un environment program in the under some says there have been some moves in the right direction but there is a long way to go now the good news is that already 126 countries have signed up for into what we call the net 0 club that they will get the net 0 c

and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return the pandemic has laid bare the bishan season in the global supply chain but the bargain ministration change that reality as we go to break here are the numbers at the core. of the financial survival today was all about money laundering 1st because it is this industry different. this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up something in europe something in america something overseas in the cayman islands it will do all these banks are complicit in their tough talk or say we just have to give mccomas a journey to do some serious moon ok let's see how we did well we've got a national dream. for stacy old beautiful jewelry and how. you're going to build again from that you know what money you want to hire you go thank you very much. i am going to learn how to. run though the. head of the mouth of the money that i am letting you know. this was a good time to. try to move. on. why not. why. people we believe that the. bottom of my case i don't want them up aside johnny they are of the moment on account of mother havi

the cells use and build resilience to the impacts to come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address how we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans germany has accused iran of playing with fire over repeated breaches of the 2050 nuclear deal the u.s. says is ready to join talks with iran and world powers to discuss a return to the agreement. the u.n. special envoy to yemen is calling for an end to heathy rebel attacks on the city of mariupol dozens of people have been killed trying there to seize the government stronghold they are jiri and president has moved to appease protesters by partnering jailed anti government activists and calling early elections in a televised address. called the dissolution of parliament and also announced a government reshuffle almost 2 years after a popular uprising algeria's political and economic crises are being compounded by the coronavirus pandemic relatives of people who died in a huge blast of beirut's port last year have been protesting outside lebanon's highest court the court decided to remove the chief prosecutor i

values and but i think china is very prepared to expand its influence it has very strong economic and bishan however i think the question is an interesting question to look at as well is is the world ready for china as a global leader because this is debatable but china is now. the fast non weston country with a non weston population that is getting the title of a superpower well let's see what tyson has to say about that question how far will the west go it accepting known western leadership i mean i don't i think that the west is trying to countries in europe and the united states canada etc really trying to redefine that they don't want to be geographically narrow they do want to be as as was mentioned values based and that's why you're hearing a lot more let's talk about the west and more talk about like minded countries working together and i think that's really the strategic advantage when you look at how china interacts with its neighbors in its near abroad let's say or even countries in the global south it tends to be a very extractive relationship these are not relationship building

tryon's and building mosques in their place including at barnard see the holy of holies the kashi bishan our temple. some dispute his legacy but oram saber means hated figure for conduct for ideologues to seize on. it's easy to struggle with this complexity of land on lehrer of history to help me navigate this i've traveled to india's capital new delhi to the sri luxury naren munder which was built in the 1930 s. . i'm here to discuss this complex history with psychotherapist rajat mitra his recent book the infidel next door argues that unless it is resolved what from the past to be carried through to succeeding generations we've had in the early ninety's. the destruction of barbers mosque at the place where romney was born and we have a movement for the rebuilding of the temple so what is your feeling about what should happen in these sites. i think these are what we would call sacred spaces i think one of the deepest grief that the present can do for psyche is about the desecration and destruction on their temples there are memories attached to that. there is a big displacement of stru

and i think design is primarily about a light touch even if you're in bishan for a project or project is immense you can't let him do the process with havingness. if that's what has a lot to do with humor and you have to succeed in taking a playful approach. like through sequences that deets has already designed around 50 products he likes to think outside the box and meanwhile has become one of the most important german designers working today his most recent project is a modern listen for system the slip covers can be changed quickly and easily proving that. a flexible and sustainable approach to design never goes out of style. it certainly doesn't more arts and culture stories on our website at d.w. dot com slash culture m l i recommend you d.w. classical and b.w. books all new choose as well there's loads of good stuff that. worth checking out indeed that's all for now though thanks ever so much for watching and for marcel from all the crew here in berlin until the next time i'll buy. backs and nations against the pandemic it's a race against time. the good is business with the vi

and invested in destabilising the bishan a black studies. the republic. it can crumble. i think that there comes a time in america for a new kind of marvel leadership if you will that if these kind of people going to die white males run for the highest standards. that someday a black lonely country that someday women will meet this country. sure they've chosen the 1st one the 1st woman to run seriously for the presidency of the united states she was a witness. that we will have to. symbolistic out of to. march. to the people it will mean making our power to the people a reality. by repealing the christian. that's been meted out against those that are truly in the defense of freedom and justice in this country. to the people. who built the black liberation movement so stepping up the pressure of the campaign to free germany. there was no question of morality was being good and that it was so good. and then we had. the power we could have in black. power. there was this very short period of time in the seventy's around community control in who is best able to educate black

raising of the level rubbish after 5 years this is the crucial moment in the 2021 when essentially bishan and the commitments of what happens in the next 5 years after come closer to where the science is sending us emission reductions have to happen but there are countries such as india also the united states countries in europe that have been emission cuts and there have been significant steps taken in terms of the commitments made in 2015 and many people might have some difficulty envisioning how you can cuss and nations at the same time as promoting economic growth can you give us some best case example of how to do this. well quite a number of countries both in the developed and developing world have actually been able to do that because take even you know the economy and the country that has today rejoined the paris agreement the united states has actually been having its emission levels not significantly related to some of the investments and the policies that were rather taken by the previous administration and have played out in the period of the last 4 to 5 years we have also see

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cells use and build resilience to the impacts that come and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address all we produce all foods and manage our water land and the oceans we could serve as was promoting a newly published un reports which says that climate change biodiversity loss and pollution add up to 3 self-inflicted planetary crises but threaten future generations more than a 1000000 of an estimated 8000000 plant and animal species are facing serious increased risk of extinction the un report again highlights the poor nations are bearing the brunt of this crisis extraction of natural resources has left more than $1000000000.00 people in poverty around $9000000.00 are dying prematurely every year due to pollution al-jazeera is burnt out smith has more now on what's at stake . for a decade the lakes of kenya's rift valley have been rising swallowing up land and villages destroying communities deforestation is to blame soil once held in place by trees is washed down from the mountains by the rain silting up the lakes below stopping them from draining. in a report called makin