yes yes michael bryce allen with the washington post for chief conti perhaps donnelly the 3 scenes who died from medical emergencies yesterday have we determined whether they were part of the riots or other people who were on capitol grounds. well it's a question michael my question was for the 3 people who died from medical emergencies yesterday thank you yes there were a lot of people on the grounds of the capitol yesterday and i guess the extent that we can say right now is that they won the grounds of the capitol when they experienced a medical emergency ok but you can't specify are you specify ok and then there was a stabbing yesterday at 12th in pennsylvania and separate shootings on $200.00 k. street northwest and also 9th and street northwest have police determined if any of those were related to the unrest in the city it does not appear that any of those were related to the rest of the city in those matters are actually actively being investigated but it does not appear they were related i think and then for mayor bowzer could you talk about how the events of yesterday will im

going to follow it now he however has long threatened to pull his support he has complained about conti's plan on how he's expected to use the billions of euros to move the e.u. recovery fund to help countries deal with the up close and demi situation as the economies have suffered under cope with 19 east criticize them and then what the government did was come back and really adjust their plan incorporating some of his suggestions but yet he went back again and said that perhaps the government needs to tap into the european stability mechanism in order to boost the health services but that was something that the 5 star movement in government is against because they don't want to be beholden to any you austerity rules so in the end renzi clearly did not appreciate conti's ruling by decree as his city he said and so he's escalated to this and it couldn't be it was possible time as you mentioned the country is dealing with a resurgent virus yes got a vaccination program under way and on top of that is dealing with the recession yeah i mean it just hit the $80000.00 mark you have covered rel

prime minister giuseppe conti is preparing to address senators as he finds the save his ruling coalition on monday conti won a vote of no confidence in the lower house a similar vote in the senate is expected to be much tighter the crisis follows a decision by former prime minister matteo renzi to pull his party's support from the constant. not to the u.s. where the capital is under a security lockdown ahead of when states presidential inauguration the secret service is carrying out one of its largest operations to date the national mall usually packed with tourists is now a heavily militarized zone 2 weeks ago the steps of the capitol were overrun by riotous well now it's close to the public joe biden's inauguration will be held on wednesday right outside the capitol building officials are urging the public says stay away over security concerns and covert 19 the capitol building in nearby areas a part of a red goal no goals zone for almost all vehicles most of it has been fenced off and just beyond that is a green zone is still open to residents and local businesses but close to everyon

how will it affect those most vulnerable to the corona virus also coming up italy's prime minister conti resigns plunging the country into political uncertainty in the midst of the pandemic but come to could be back in charge soon. and football made in germany is in demand in the english premier league as thomas to the world takes the reigns at chelsea joining you're going club and rants throughout asymptotes all in the top 2. i'm told me already well welcome to the program the european union is demanding answers over the millions of undelivered doses of coronavirus vaccine that it ordered drug maker astra zeneca blames last minute supply chain issues for the delay but with all $27.00 countries facing heat for a lagging vaccine rollout politicians are openly questioning whether astra zeneca is telling the truth and whether vaccines produced within the e.u. are going to hire bidders outside the block. talks and more talks have done little to less than anger at astra zeneca european officials say the firm has failed to adequately explain why it was slashing expect scene deliveries to the e

house when a coalition partner pulled its support over his handling of the corona virus outbreak conti's submitted his resignation to the president said that ella who would start consultations for a new government the resignation is being seen as a gamble in an attempt to forge a new alliance. the united nations and oxford university have conducted the biggest ever survey on attitudes towards climate change and the majority believe it's a global emergency it was the opinion of 64 percent of the 1200000 people who took part in the 50 countries surveyed the sentiment was strongest among young people more than half of respondents want their governments to conserve forests and land and invest in renewable energy. now horses are a way of life in the mountainous region of central asia they've been fought over by clans and armies for centuries because of their strength and stamina especially during harsh winter months but as charles trafford reports now from rick in kurdistan the status and use of horses is changing. at the foot of the mountains cuba's farmers going their horses towards fields

just last week giuseppe conti seemed in delish form as he addressed the senate. on tuesday morning he was being pushed from the critical palace having informed the president of his resignation. fairly dramatic person of the republic sergio mutter reller. as received this morning at the colonel palace prime minister giuseppe conti resigned as his head of government at a thing out of the me surely there you go in. countries undoing lee and his inability to secure support for proposed edition reform. this former coalition partner material renzi was the man whistling a different tune at the viva party chief has come under intense criticism in italy where he looks the most relaxed manner own and. then 70 renzi probably had good reason to show everyone that this government did not have a sufficient majority. but i think that they will find a solution to their because italy deserves a good government. that now but not everyone in the room was still sure. their future. confidence in the government. not at this point but you know like if they work with already both especi

some of the other stories making headlines around the world today italian prime minister just to pick conti has narrowly won a crucial confidence vote to stay in power it comes after former premier matteo renzi told his party out of the coalition government that country failed to secure an absolute majority meaning he now heads a minority government that will struggle to implement its policies. founder jack ma has made his 1st public appearance since october china's most high profile tech billionaire hadn't been seen since he publicly criticized chinese regulators stoking speculation that he was missing chinese state media reported the businessman met with 100 rural teachers via video link on wednesday. and rescuers in eastern china are stepping up efforts to try to reach 22 miners trapped in a gold mine authorities have established contact with 12 of the men who have been stuck underground since the explosion damaged the entrance to the mine 10 days ago but fears for their survival are growing. the german government has extended the country's current coronavirus all down to mid february al

moment a lot of issues still to be resolved who could be a possible prime minister perhaps giuseppe conti a good perhaps mr fieger himself perhaps another think a technocrat but yes if they do not come up with a solution the president will then possibly go back to consultations once again to try and find some kind of new coalition and if that doesn't work all together that's the last possible option which is really the option of last resort and that is to dissolve parliament and go towards elections and of course most don't want that to happen because of course it is very much dealing with a pandemic right now just as other countries in the world are. indeed seamless so how is all of this political uncertainty impacting italy's response to the coronavirus pandemic are they being distracted too much. exactly i think that's exactly what my self was pointing to when you mention that each city is being severely tested in terms of economic health as well as well as a social emergencies the words he used right now with the pandemic that cases are down with respect to that peak it was back in no

moment a lot of issues still to be resolved who could be a possible prime minister perhaps giuseppe conti again perhaps mr fieger himself perhaps another think a technocrat but yes if they do not come up with a solution the president will then possibly go back to consultations once again to try and find some kind of new coalition and if that doesn't work all together there's the last possible option which is really the option of last resort and that is to dissolve parliament and go towards elections and of course most don't want that to happen because of course it's he is very much dealing with a pandemic right now just as other countries in the world are seeing them go to in her own way appreciate your reporting. 2 german soccer now and a stretch guard host of mines in the bundesliga friday night match the home team wore rainbow strain jerseys in support of diversity on and off the pitch it took stood guard 55 minutes to get on the scoreboard sasha a line church took the centering past 2 headed in jakarta went on to win it to nail . and votes for it are the surprise team this season and

moment a lot of issues still to be resolved who could be a possible prime minister perhaps giuseppe conti a good perhaps just a few go himself perhaps another figure a technocrat but yes if they do not come up with a solution the president will then possibly go back to a consultations once again to try and find some kind of new coalition and if that doesn't work all together that's the last possible option which is really the option of last resort and that is to dissolve parliament and go towards elections and of course most don't want that to happen because of course it's he is very much dealing with a pandemic right now just as other countries in the world. seem a group to in her own way appreciate your reporting. a court in the netherlands has ordered the energy multinational shell to pay compensation for oil spills in the niger delta the 13 year legal battle was brought by 4 nigerian farmers whose land was polluted the amount of compensation is not yet fixed. it looks like justice has finally been done. after 13 years of legal wrangling the dutch appeals court is holding the oil multi

month it's hoped the squabbling factions can unite to form a new polish and prime minister giuseppe conti have resigned earlier this week. portugal's parliament has voted to legalize euthanasia the bill passed by a large majority allows assisted suicide for terminally ill patients the bill still requires the approval of the conservative president if he signs it into law portugal will become the 4th e.u. country to legalize euthanasia. and poland has seen 3 nights of protest over a near total ban on abortion terminations are now forbid except in cases of rape and incest or where the mother's life is at risk the constitutional court has backed the legislation. all this week the world of finance was turned on its head as a small traders networking on social media sites like reddit and facebook took on the plight of hedge funds big gains in the share price of a company called game stocks have led to big profits for some and cause a huge headache for wall street giants if the classic david versus goliath battle. this is game stop a brick and mortar retailer specializing in video games it's pre

well let's take a look at some other stories making headlines today italian prime minister just epic conti has narrowly won a crucial confidence vote stay in power comes after former premier matteo renzi pulled his party out of the coalition government because he failed to secure an absolute majority of meaning he now heads a minority government that will struggle to implement its policies. ali baba founder jack ma law has made his 1st public appearance since oct china's most high profile tech billionaire hadn't been seen in publicly since he criticized chinese regulators soaking speculation that he was missing chinese state media reported the business been met with 100 rural teachers by a video meeting on wednesday. internees police have clashed with protesters for a 5th night in several cities including arianna the unrest has been sparked by mounting anger over the country's economic crisis worsened by the pandemic police used tear gas while protesters set barricades on fire and threw objects at security forces. turning to germany where the government has extended the current coronavirus

relief now the ministers withdrawal is significant as it leaves the ruling coalition led by giuseppe conti without a majority. italy has been plunged into political turmoil at the worst possible moment the country is again struggling with the coronavirus pandemic as well as the worsening economic crisis on wednesday evening the italian parliament voted on a more than 200000000000 euro covered relief package from the european union but 2 cabinet ministers from the junior coalition partner former prime minister matteo renzi italia viva party abstained and venti announced their resignation. frenzies party disagrees with prime minister tzipi qantas plan over how to distribute the economic aid. but they're also deep political frictions between qantas and renzi that led to the crisis. yeah when you program it it's often placed a left only think of let's all feel problems that's politics it's populism to believe that you can result in with a post treat on instagram story the government demands respect for the parliamentary rules it must be a turd to specially during a pandemic into crisis like th

italy's prime minister giuseppe conti has survived a confidence vote in the country's senate allowing him to hold on to power it was triggered after former prime minister matteo renzi pulled his party from qantas coalition last week over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the world health organization says a highly contagious corona virus strain found in the u.k. has been detected in at least 60 countries in germany schools and businesses will stay shut until at least mid february chancellor merkel and state premiers agreed to extend the existing code with 19 restrictions they also agreed to mandate the wearing of medical masks on public transport and in shops so those were the headlines the news continues here now to 0 after al-jazeera investigations 3 days that stop the work station that's watching. i. it has been a year since i went to war to report on the outbreak in january i would say this pandemic has changed china and the whole world dramatically. when your has passed since i went to work. and i still can't forget many things that happened there during the days and lock

lower house of commons on tuesday he faces another such vote in the senate where his position is weak conti's government was plunged into crisis last week after losing the support of a junior coalition now for no. more than 20 safia trucks have parked on roads near the u.k. parliament to protest problems in getting their projects to the european union many fishermen have been on able to export to the u. because of the extra document extra documentation required often wrecks that the government has said post breaks and taping problems that should be resolved shortly . and sport news bellerose has been stripped of co-hosting the ice hockey world championship in may the move comes amid growing pressure following president alexander lukashenko as brutal crackdown against opposition protests just last week lukas shankar met with the international hockey federation chief rennie faisal good hopes that the tournament would unify rather than divide but now is hockey's world governing body says quote it's currently impossible to ensure the welfare of the tames and spectators about a verse. as the bible

take a look now at some other stories making news around the world italian prime minister giuseppe conti has narrowly won a crucial confidence vote to a stay in power and that comes after former premier met tale renzi pulled his party out of the coalition government but country failed to secure an absolute majority meaning he now has a minority government that will struggle to implement its policies. and alibaba founder jack ma has made his 1st public appearance since october china's most high profile tech billionaire hadn't been seen since he publicly criticized chinese regulators stoking speculation that he was missing chinese state media reported the businessman met with 100 world teachers a video meeting on wednesday. now here in germany the government has extended the current coronavirus lock down to mid february although the country has been reporting a drop in new infections german leaders hope further restrictions can slow the spread of more transmissible coronavirus variants that have emerged new rules will also come into effect including the wearing of higher quality masks and

i want to share with you some breaking news that have just come in italian prime minister conti's resignation has been accepted by president sergio month that it this comes after a key coalition ally pulled its support over conti's handling of the coronavirus pandemic earlier this month is now hoping to quickly form a new government with broader parliamentary support besides the pandemic the country is also battling an economic recession. to the netherlands now where there's been a 2nd night of unrest sparked by a nationwide coronavirus curfew rioting and looting hit around 10 cities and police made at least $180.00 arrests authorities say cova deniers and football hooligans are behind the protests which they're struggling to control. on monday riders in rotterdam fought more street battles with police. that were similar in harlem and in other cities too where protesters also vandalized buildings and shops authorities said they were mainly people in their teens. the country's prime minister condemned the violence. in the air supply much to begin with rioting is on the acceptable limits and th

coalition partner pulled its ministers from his cabinet earlier this month the resignation spares contia possible she miliard defeat in parliament in a vote on judicial reforms later this week but observers say he now may be able to form a new government with broader parliamentary support now let's bring in journalist who is in rome for us why it did come to think that resignation was his best move. well here's government was a seeing a lot in parliament on a judicial reform bill that they wanted to pass and so it was clear that he didn't have the majority what happened with the confidence votes last week is that you had an absolute majority in the lower house and in the upper house the senate it was only a relative majority so there was no clear case that this bill and this reform idea could pass through and so rather than risk defeat in parliament he made the decision to resign which you know we buys him more time to see whether he can get that support leading up to centrists as well as our moderate right when members of parliament or some nonaligned senators all think that perhaps he

chief conti and i had the -- i joined chief in touring the city last night and had the opportunity to see our police at work. so we want to thank them for everything that they do, not only in supporting the federal response, but in keeping our city safe as well. overnight, as expected, the congress affirmed president-elect joe biden and kamala harris, and it is offici official, that certification. joe biden and kamala harris will take the oath of office on january 20th to be the 46th president of the united states of america. we know and we all knew that the end result of this free and fair election would be the oaths that they take on january 20th. this should send a clear message to our nation and the world that, despite actions of an unhinged president and those that believe the baseless conspiracies that have been peddled by him and by other elected officials that the united states remains strong. our democracy is prevailing. decency is prevailing, and hope and change are on the horizon. while it seems like a lifetime ago, it was just yesterday that we received the final election

the italian prime minister just i think conti has been addressing senators today as he faced a save his ruling coalition on monday conte one of those of no confidence in the other chamber of parliament the lower house getting a similar result in the senate is expected however to be much tougher stephanie decker joins us live from rome so stephanie day 2 of this crisis what are we expecting today. well we're expecting another long day a lot of debate back and forth as you mentioned that has addressed the senate laying out again you know his plans justifying how this year very difficult year was governed by his government and then we're going to expect a vote on that vote we expect probably in the early evening or so and you know it really all does it's a vote of confidence it's the 2nd one yes yesterday paul's with more of a majority than people expected but he doesn't have the numbers in the senate however the party that pulled out are saying that its members will abstain if that happens and that means that he could still win the vote but with a far less number it will come back as a we

minister just epic on days addressing senators as he fights to save his ruling coalition on monday conti won a vote of no confidence in the lower house a crisis follows a decision by former prime minister matteo renzi to pull his party's support for the government it's a court in thailand has handed a record 43 year jail sentence to a woman for insulting the king a former civil south servant was found guilty on $29.00 counts of violating thailand's strict laws on criticising the monarchy by schools say she had posted audio clips on social media prior to her sentencing the woman known only as one child said she now understood what she had done. not ours so i didn't really think it through and was too confident and not being careful enough to realize it at the time that it wasn't appropriate this is a big lesson for me. in indonesia more than a dozen people have been killed and tens of thousands evacuated after flash floods across the country on monday president joe cole we don't go visit it 5 hit areas in the province of south cali montana and in russia about 25 people have been arrested

at least prime minister just epic conti is set to resign on tuesday his government has been in crisis after a small correlation part and appalled its ministers from his cabinet earlier this month the observers believe that after his resignation content will try to form a new government with broader parliamentary support. earlier we spoke to journalists in rome and asked her whether qantas expected move is a responsible one in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and she that up until now now has lost more than 85000 lives to cope with 19 it's dealing with increases in the number of hospitalizations as well as at missions to the intensive care units the country is in severe lockdown in certain parts and there east pier restrictions in the rest of the country and about sedation program that we do understand as well is suffering delays of supply and so there are lots of issues to deal with but clearly this came about because of the fact that matteo renzi the former prime minister and leader of that small party meet that decision to cool its support from the government creating this cris

how will it affect those most vulnerable to the corona virus also coming up italy's prime minister conti resigns plunging the country into political uncertainty in the midst of the pandemic but come to could be back.

moment a lot of issues still to be resolved who could be a possible prime minister perhaps giuseppe conti a good perhaps mr fieger himself perhaps another think a technocrat but yes if they do not come up with a solution the president will then possibly go back to consultations once again to try and find some kind of new coalition and if that doesn't work all together there's the last possible option which is really the option of last resort and that is to dissolve parliament and go towards elections and of course most don't want that to happen because of course it's he is very much dealing with a pandemic right now just as other countries in the world are. indeed themis so how is all of this political uncertainty impacting italy's response to the coronavirus pandemic are they being distracted too much. exactly i think that's exactly what my self was pointing to when you mention that each city is being severely tested in terms of economic health as well as well as a social emergencies the words he used right now with the pandemic that cases are down with respect to that peak it was back i

c mir conty, the county populatiosides, conducted astate post-election hand-count audit in the week after the election which sho0%wed perfect 10 accuracy in the machinela taons. so why would we need, my colleagues, to call for a ten-day merge audit to be conducted by a legislative commission, when it's already beenone by the state arizona? what happened to states' rights? the audit involved checking pilots for the presidential election but also ballo for federal and state legislative elections. the audit report showsvery precinct's machine and hand count totals for each of the races audit, and for every single race in every precinct, the difference between the hand count and the machine count was zero. memir copa's aud report stated no discrepancies were und by the hand count audit boards. seeking to find any reason to contest these results, some republicans tried to claim the county failed to follow law b selecting voter center locations to audit instead oft voing precincts. this was wrong, and this, too, went to rta cou in rejecting this claim, state court in arna found the county follo

is facing 2 days of parliamentary votes that will decide whether his coalition can stay in power mr conti needs the approval of the lower and the opportunist to continue if he fails his administration could be forced out of office on a technical government put in place now the votes come after the former prime minister and his party withdrew from the coalition over its response to the pandemic and the state of the italian economy stephanie decker joins us live from rome what are we expecting today. well in about less than off an hour is expected to address the lower house of parliament peter as you said there he's trying to convince them to get the votes the numbers to give him that vote of confidence to continue will be setting out an agenda he'll be trying to speak to those perhaps that are undecided but i think the general consensus is that perhaps today he will get that vote of confidence more controversial and unpredictable is tomorrow at the senate peacher where he still seems to have not quite got the numbers adding up to given that vote of confidence he'll also be speaking to them

we contied the debate we were having before. then we objected again to the state of pennsylvania. the objectors seemed entirel un un un ey were making. the arguments i'm not in the habit of questioning the motives of my colleagues. i understand this is a very difficult issue and a very difficult political issue. but one of the things i i heard the week leading up to it that kind of set me off a little bit ehind closed doors, a lot of my colleagues would ,y, ok i know this is the wrong thing to do. nstitutionally, it's a terrible precedent and it has no chance of succeeded. but i have to it. i have to object.o because i haveretend that i'm fighting, because my voters are so pissed. i don't want to get a primary challenger. these were the arguments being made behind closed doorsf oo your point about the truth, you have to be willing to tell people the truth, even if it's uncomfortable and even if it hurts you politically. >> even if you get a primary challenge? >> that's right. how long are we prepared to tela the ame peoe that we didn't actually lose the 2020 election? by the way,

country are going to result in a delay in the vaccine program in ireland we've also heard from giuseppe conti the italian prime minister who's accused vaccine manufacturers of breach of agreement and putting lives at risk these delays in deliveries constitute serious contractual violations which cause enormous harm to italy and other european countries with direct repercussions on the life and health of citizens no astra zeneca puts every problem in which we can have to deal with it i think over seventy's more generally will be delayed because of esther's until. depends on these negotiations and discussions. well 5 announced earlier this month that there would be a $3.00 to $4.00 week delay in getting their supplies to e.u. nations while astra zeneca is vaccines expected to be given the green light for use within the european union on friday of this week have said that there will be a 60 percent reduction in the number of vaccines that they are able to ship to e.u. nations in the 1st quarter of 2021. well there's no shade you'll delay to the start of shipments of our vaccine should we receive

moment a lot of issues still to be resolved who could be a possible prime minister perhaps giuseppe conti a good perhaps to go himself perhaps another think a technocrat but yes if they do not come up with a solution the president will then possibly go back to a consultations once again to try and find some kind of new coalition and if that doesn't work all together that's the last possible option which is really the option of last resort and that is to dissolve parliament and go towards elections and of course most don't want that to happen because of course it's he is very much dealing with a pandemic right now just as other countries in the world are. journalists seem to they're reporting from rome now this week the world of finance was turned on its head a small traders networking on social media sites like read it and facebook took on the might of hedge funds big gains in the share price of a company called game stock of led to big profits for some and caused a huge headache for wall street giants. this is a scam stop a brick and mortar retailer specializing in video games it's prett

continent has resigned following the collapse of his governing coalition on january 13th by stepping down conti avoids the possibility of a humiliating defeat and in a parliamentary vote later this week but he could still form a new government and return as prime minister. moscow and tehran have called for renewed efforts to rescue the 2050 nuclear deal between iran and world powers talks between the 2 countries top diplomats came days after iran urged the biden administration in the u.s. to lift sanctions and reverse what it called the failed policies of the previous administration. in south africa part of the kruger national park are flooded after tropical storm louise brought heavy rains the storm is passing over southern africa after making landfall in mozambique on the weekend kruger park management is urging tourists and people living close by to avoid roads and low lying bridges. tens of thousands of indian farmers have forced their way into the heart of the capital delhi they were protesting new agriculture laws that they say will only help big business the rallies began weeks ago but t

situation in the italian capital philip welcome the prime minister has resigned to what's next for conti and italy. well the 1st step is the consultations of the president of the public as such a matter rather he will begin those tomorrow and they're likely to be fairly swift maybe just 2 days of consultations with parties represented in the parliament to see whether there is a realistic prospect of a new government being poor and and the new government being formed under g separate columns the key question is whether members of the italian veber party that deserted him recently will return to the fold or if not whether they'll be replaced by centrist politicians who've been never wavering between now opposition and the temptation of joining this central government this seems to me very much a tactical move of course a walk us through what led to conjure believing that this was his best shot at political survival. i think the key element here is this. debate and vote that was settled in the yeah senate for tomorrow on justice with. a justice minister who's rather popular and a lot of. wo

the 1st italy where prime ministers have a conti has survived a crucial vote of confidence allowing him to stay in power but failed to secure an absolute majority meaning he now heads a minority government that will struggle to implement its policies as the country faces an economic and health crisis. no i mean me. it went right down to the wire in a vote of confidence in the italian senate prime minister just the picante managed to narrowly scrape in the door of you know their bonus after a tough year living through a pandemic which hit italy harder than most other countries this power move could hardly have come at a worse time sparked by former prime minister renzi leader of the junior coalition party italian. it's now or never for an economic recovery if we continue with these policies meaning we keep focusing on little projects them will never get out of this crisis we have a national debt of 160 percent the countries children confined to their homes will have to buy the financial burden of this crisis. renzi is calling for italy to access the 200000000000 euros in the e.u.'s post

italy's prime minister giuseppe conti is set to resign this morning after a small coalition partner pulled its ministers from his cabinet earlier this month the resignation would spare country a humiliating defeat in parliament and a vote on judicial reform slater this week but observers believe that after his resignation country will try to form a new government with broader parliamentary support let's get some insight into the story now journalist seymour got the standing by in rome hi sima explain this to us what led up to conscious decision to resign at this point well he did win that confidence vote in parliament just last week and that was as you said because matteo renzi a former prime minister the former florence cool the support of his tiny party the italian party from the government yanking his ministers from their triggering this crisis treaty and it led to that confidence what we saw there was that he got an absolute majority in the lower house of parliament but in the senate you only got a relative majority and so it was very clear from that point that it was going to be a str

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at least prime minister edges of big conti is about to resign his government plunge into crisis after one of the coalition parties pulled its ministers from qantas cabinet earlier this month country is expected to formally offer his resignation on tuesday observers believe he will then seek to form a new government with broader support in parliament. this is news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the dublin years of visit our website and that's d.w. dot com. order . of the 3 corona virus vaccines currently in use to were developed here in europe you may think that gives europeans a home team advantage when it comes to getting back to native we could be very wrong astra zeneca in pfizer have both cut the amount that they promised to deliver today the european union demanded an explanation from astra zeneca that answer is now fueling suspicions that doses purchased by europe for europe are being diverted to buyers outside of europe i'm pretty often berlin this is the day. 2 girls will. drink a printer. which i consider the people pretty young. at the damage is the most u

italy's prime minister giuseppe conti has survived a confidence vote in the country's senate allowing him to hold on to power it was triggered after former prime minister matteo renzi pulled his party from contest coalition last week over his handling of the coronavirus bennett. the world health organization says a highly contagious corona virus strain detected in the u.k. has been found in at least 60 countries in germany schools and businesses will stay shut until at least mid february chancellor angela merkel and state premiers agreed to extend the existing with 19 restrictions they also agreed to mandate the wearing of medical masks on public transport and in shops a 1000 doses of the chinese developed vaccine a been delivered deep into brazil's amazon rain forest hospitals and clinics in the region on the verge of collapse as oxygen supply has dwindled. it's been one year since south korea reported its 1st coronavirus case the country's been battling a 3rd way but there are signs it's under control ryan reports from seoul. one time south korea was the worst affected country outsi

carry out such an election so we'll have to see what happens in the next day or 2 whether we can see conti come back yet again opera has a whole other different government here and it's in your thoughts of questions remain to be answered said night journalist seem to go from reporting from wrong sima thank you more than 370 migrants have arrived in sicily after they were picked up off the libyan coast by a rescue ship most of the migrants are from sub-saharan africa we understand that many are unaccompanied children the ship's crew says that it was a huge relief for them when they were given permission to dock. the ocean viking. in sicily its latest rescue voyage behind it. after being tested for covert $1000.00 survivors begin to disembark their voyage aboard ocean viking began after being lifted from these rubber dinghies passengers had left their homes in guinea sudan and sierra leone to cross to europe despite the improved transport they were still in for an unpleasant trip. sunday was very difficult with bad weather and rough seas people get seasick especially children. $165.00 childr

now italy is facing new political turmoil after the resignation of prime minister 2 separate conti he stepped down after a small coalition partner pulled out of his cabinet that left him facing the prospect of a humiliating defeat in parliament this week in a vote on judicial reform but observers believe he may be in position to form a new government with broader political support. just last week does that because this seemed in bullish form as he addressed the senate . on tuesday morning he was being whisked from the queer and all palace having informed the president of his resignation. the president of the republic so too much to rela has received this morning at the kernel palace the prime minister. resigned as head of government. isn't doing lay in his inability to secure supports for proposed judicial reform. his former coalition partner matteo renzi was the man whistling a different to the party chief has come under intense criticism in italy though he looks the most relaxed manner around concept our modern. probably had good reason to show everyone that this government did not

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stay in power it comes after former premier renzi told his party out of the coalition government but conti failed to secure an absolute majority meaning he now has a minority government that will struggle to implement its policies. for the rescuers in china are stepping up efforts to try to reach some 22 miners trapped in a gold mine and eastern china while the men have been stuck underground since an explosion damaged the entrance to the mine in shandong province 10 days ago authorities have managed to establish contact with some of the miners but fears for their survival are growing as you should know. the kremlin has dismissed calls for free opposition leader alexei navalny who's been jailed for 30 days following his return to russia on sunday and on they had spent the past few months in germany recovering from poisoning with a nerve agent the kremlin also described his calls for mass protests against his arrest as troubling. and turning to germany now which is getting tougher on the coronavirus despite a drop in new infections and the government has just announced measures that will se

pandemic now the president sergio will start consultations with party leaders from wetton stay with mr conti staying on in a caretaker role. the ugandan opposition leader bobby wine says the police siege of his home was a form of torture he'd been under house arrest since the presidential election 12 days ago which mr wind claims was fortunate and security forces have now lifted the blockade after a court order up next it's the stream adrian has another news for you from 15 g. i'm back from 10 g. tomorrow i will see you very soon. after the al qaeda watching this train today we're catching up on the farm as protests in india that have been going on for over 2 months now hundreds of thousands of protestors fondness along the main roads around delhi and that was after the government new laws reforms to agriculture in india the idea was to loosen the policies around agriculture and who follows could send sell sell their plots east to now the supreme court in india has suspended the 3 laws that brought the farmers on to the streets of delhi bought the film on scouting yanked from up and into coe

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crisis after one of the coalition parties pulled its ministers from his cabinet earlier this month conti is expected to announce the decision tuesday morning observers believe after his resignation that he will seek to form a new government with broader parliamentary support u.s. climate envoy john kerry has told a global virtual summit of world leaders that president joe biden's new administration will play its role in tackling climate change which last week biden signed an executive order returning the u.s. to the 2015 paris climate accord reversing its withdrawal by donald trump. uganda's high court has ruled that the house arrest of opposition leader bobby wine is illegal a judge ordered security forces to immediately leave the winds property the singer turned politician has been unable to leave his home since elections on january 14th which wine claims were rigged in favor of incumbent president yoweri move savain a french court has begun hearing a case against large multinational companies accused of selling the herbicide agent orange to the u.s. government during the vietnam war a

let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world italian prime minister do seppi conti has narrowly won a crucial confidence vote to stay in power it comes after former premier material renzi pulled his party out of the coalition government a country failed to secure an absolute majority meaning he now has a minority government that will struggle to implement its policies. ali baba founder jack ma has made his 1st public appearance since october china's most high profile tech billionaire hadn't been seen since he publicly criticized chinese regulators stoking speculation that he was missing chinese state media reported that the businessman met with 100 rural teachers via video meeting on wednesday. here in germany the government has extended the country's current coronavirus lock down to mid february although the country has been reporting a drop in new infections german leaders hope further restrictions can slow the spread of more transmissible coronavirus variants that of a march and other countries new rules will also come into effect including the wearing of higher

at least prime minister edges of big conti is about to resign his government plunge into crisis after one of the coalition parties pulled its ministers from qantas cabinet earlier this month country is expected to formally offer his resignation on tuesday observers believe he will then seek to form a new government with broader support in parliament. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the dublin years of visit our website and that's d.w. dot com. org . of the 3 corona virus vaccines currently in use to were developed here in europe you may think that gives europeans a home team advantage when it comes to getting back to nature we could be very wrong astra zeneca and pfizer have both cut the amount that they promised to deliver today the european union demanded an explanation from astra zeneca that answer is now fueling suspicions that doses purchased by europe for europe are being diverted to buyers outside of europe i'm pretty tough in berlin this is the day. we are here because all. printing print. which i consider the people. of the dimmock is the mo

government ban against gatherings putting pace to curb the spread of 19 italy's prime minister giuseppe conti has resigned in a bid to form a new government he lost his majority in the upper house when a coalition partner pulled its support over his handling of the pandemic auntie submitted his resignation to president said whole stock consultations for a new government it's. world leaders have called for more funding to protect vulnerable communities on the final day of the common adaptation summit in the hague attendees stressed the importance of addressing the impact of climate change on migrants and refugees they also want to ensure young people are included in the climate conversation now australia's environmental record is under the spotlight with a new report listing it as a global deforestation hotspot it comes as authorities face mounting pressure over logging in state forests many of which were devastated by fires just a year ago nicola gage reports from south roman states forests a new south wales. straightly is bush land is still recovering from the black some of fires that ripped

at least prime minister the conti is about to resign his government plunge into crisis after one of the coalition parties pulled its ministers from qantas cabinet earlier this month is expected to formally offer his resignation on tuesday observers believe he will then seek to form a new government with broader support in parliament. this is news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the dublin years of visit our website and that's d.w. dot com. for . more. of the 3 corona virus vaccines currently in use to were developed here in europe you may think that gives europeans a home team advantage when it comes to getting back to native you'd be very wrong astra zeneca in pfizer have both cut the amount that they promised to deliver today the european union demanded an explanation from astra zeneca that answer is now fueling suspicions that doses purchased by europe for europe are being diverted to buyers outside of europe i'm pretty tough in berlin this is the day. we are here to close a. printing press. which i consider the people. of the democrats the most urgent task facing u