that the solution has been actually you know met an unlighted by the city of concern of the council of ministers. and they actually submitted to the parliament. by the time they got to the parliament we translated it into a law and then the president actually signed it degree on that 17 of of it 17 of us a term that actually. a law which has been signed by the president is the actually the most important the one that everybody is supposed to actually accept it but what our understanding is and people they don't want story consider is why after almost all these people achieve the premium the country of the people wants to leave the country tomorrow actually creating all these kyra's and at same time calling the people not just into their homes i'm actually get away from that house but if the president comes on saturday and asks the parliament again immediately after the parliament will actually discuss i'm a low actually to reestablish and they bid on it and they establish actually the same row make it back we're back to that really so it's easy to sit there which actually was used to be a politi

actually i mean a couple times you know actually when it was 1st actually stablished by the council of ministers. last year and it was brought to the parliament we translated it into a lot and you remember it was actually a signal consistency and closeness model of election with rejected it actually that actually was proposed by the president himself by his council of ministers and then the present by the time he has in the parliament areas rejected it agreed with them . fully and he signed the degree by the time he did that we went back to what we can actually see in that election and that actually what they have been working on it in the it was not a meeting of the member member for the member states and the president and the prime minister that was after that time or you're sitting with them the a grete by the time they couldn't come back here they brought the present really to the parliament and we have something to agree to and we made it a lot if you remember that now it's actually a what we call at the 'd low number of pity used to be number 20 but by actually excellence the president has

are under great pressure and you're running short of supplies oxygen is then his hospital beds the prime minister today had a meeting with this council of ministers and the now board in the ami and you had the i mean india's often used in disaster situations of they have great experience and they have a big reputation so big now being asked to set up field hospitals set up isolation wards and quarantine still rooms but at you know but the situation is really grim another mike at the grim reality is it's not just essential supplies like oxygen which are running not but also space in commission grounds and burial sites the number of dead being taken there is simply to latch yeah everything is in short supply we hear health officials are opening up vaccine availability to every adult from saturday but what is that really made of the time we're also hearing about chronic vaccine shortages. it is huge disappointment especially among those between 18 and 44 who'd been hoping that their chance had not come because from tomorrow illusion but to be vaccinated and then it turns out that this simply not enough maxine many of the states it's goi

number of infections people obviously ike street the market hospitals are under great pressure on the iranian oxygen is that his hospital bed the prime minister today had a meeting with his council of ministers and the now in the army and you have the army in india is often used in disaster situations that they have great experience and they have a big reputation big now being asked to set up field hospitals set up isolation wards and quarantine still rooms but at you know but the situation is really grim another of my disagreeably out is it's not just essential supplies like oxygen which are running not but also space in commission grounds and burial sites the number of dead being taken there is simply do not watch house that delhi bureau chief and rita cim have it was the corona virus reges in india brazil is also struggling to get in and up ahead of the pandemic purcel is now the 2nd country in the world to have lost more than 400000 lives to cover one thing that's after the united states. a group of brazilians now took to rio de janeiro's famous cup of the beach to highlight the bleak maka as laid out body bags across the sand as a way of mourning brazil's date. now for a lo

great pressure and in the air running short of supplies of oxygen it's known as hospital beds the prime minister today had a meeting with his council of ministers and the now board in the army and to have the army in india is often used in disaster situations of they have great experience and they have a big reputation so big now being asked to set up field hospitals set up isolation wards and quarantine still rooms but at you know but the situation is really grim another mike at the grim reality is it's not just essential supplies like oxygen which are running not but also space in commission grounds and burial sites the number of dead being taken there is simply to latch everything is in short supply here health officials are opening up vaccine availability to every adult from saturday but what does that really matter the time we're also hearing about chronic vaccine shortages. is huge disappointment especially among those between 18 and 44 who'd been hoping that their chance had not come because from tomorrow the illusion but to be vaccinated and then it turns out that this simply not enough vaccine many of the states it's going

where are they made incident what their government is doing every day the working group of the council of ministers handling this meeting and it's shown on television how do they discuss with the governors of the provinces so and there is broad information leaked or national ok unity or and here john is confused see what he said in miami what the american government does the the american government has really increased the embargo the sank shows during the pun the bia that that should be condemned even by cuban americans in my ok you made a good point and i thought lou in government we will have 8 thank you we need to move on let me try to bring philip into the discussion and asked the question whatever happens well 1st of all for the by so you are shaking your head do you want to get in on some of what was said before we move on. well i agree with president zuma right that john is taking a few innocent every government under states that the response to cohen. sometimes intentionally sometimes unintentionally there is no evidence that cuba is to liberate we hiding what's going on in fact they have

says it's doing all it can the prime minister has 620 some 21 meetings of the last 2 weeks to deal with this challenge he has another big meeting today with his council of ministers now but the critics say all this comes to your late and why didn't they got nuclear act earlier why didn't the government dick and vice. force reach back into them saying things like nice might run out of us but for that to be the right kind of one and it's why they got to be didn't anticipate. like the government is not getting the economy to criticism criticism coming to seize the indian embassy the seats at the all. of the negative media narrative they're being asked to explain late in government's position and the indian government's position is that given that there are city office seconds given the deadly nature of the finest mutants double mutants and variance it's basically people any government let alone a government a country the size of india to deal with this crisis. is delhi bureau chief with the view from there thank you so much for filling us in. and here are some other developments in the pandemic health officials and germany and france say that they have

number of infections people obviously i extremely moderate hospitals are under great pressure and the iranian oxygen is known as hospital beds the prime minister today had a meeting with this council of ministers and even now in the ami and you can mean india is often used in disaster situations that they have great experience and they have a big reputation so they've not been asked to set up field hospitals set up isolation wards and quarantine still rooms but at you know but the situation is really grim another mike at the grim reality is it's not just essential supplies like oxygen which are running not but also space in commission grounds and burial sites the number of dead being taken there is simply to latch and as part of the india coverage also spoke with epidemiologists go to saudi asked whether a lack of social distancing between infection wives had been part of the problem. so i think we've accepted the predominant mode of transmission of this crisis aerosol transmission and there has been widespread mosque use and enjoy in terms of social distancing i don't think so on till recently investing all the way election rallies but thousands of people attending we've heard ab

number of infections people obviously ike st be moderate hospitals are under great pressure on the iranian oxygen is known as hospital beds the prime minister today had a meeting with his council of ministers and the now in the ami and you had the i mean india is often used in disaster situations that they have great experience and they have a big reputation big now being asked to set up field hospitals set up isolation wards and quarantine still rooms but at you know the situation is really grim another to my degree and it is it's not just essential supplies like oxygen which are running not but also space in commission grounds and burial sites the number of dead being taken there is simply do not touch delhi bureau chief amrita cina there and we'll have much more on india's come across after this bulletin in a special program with their wish and. a 1st to turkey now it has ended i for walk down strict as since the start of the pandemic as it battles with soaring knotting cases and deaths a correspondent sent us this report from istanbul where people have been ordered to stay at home for nearly 3 weeks only allowed to go outside for grocery shopping and other essential needs.

council. protesters said time is on fire and gunshots were heard opposition groups against the military's appointment of a new prime minister the military council cease power after president eateries debbie's death last week. one of man was rebel group says it's captured and burnt down an army outpost near the thai border it is an area controlled by the kyron national union the group is a vocal opponent of the army which in a coup in february thousands of people have recently fed corrent state after strikes by myanmar's military scott high gear has moved from bangkok down song province is the area in thailand it's just across a very small river from where this attack on the myanmar army outpost took place it started pre-dawn hours and kind of carried on for a couple of hours can you saying that they now hala hold occupy that territory they burn down the outpost now this is part of what we've seen over the last several weeks that there's been kind of a stepped up conflict between the k. and you the korean national unions armed factions and of the tatmadaw that's the myanmar army this is kind of been really kind of turned up

this well that we will have a collective president in the form of the security council in the absence of the president it's the prime minister who performs the duties he will be the chairman but all of the decisions will be taken by secret photo there is no pressure it's the security council who will decide when there will be president of our election whether to declare the state of emergency how to act and exit or a memorial service is the being held across chad to honor the late fries didn't he did he stay in the rebel attack he was killed he was buried on friday in a village near his hometown there be some mathematics now heading the military council that will be in charge for 18 months it morgan has more from the capital in germany. funeral ride for tat flame president idriss deby princeton after a state ceremony was held in the largest public square here in the capital and jemaine on friday on saturday a much smaller one was held for a brief debbie's family and friends in one of his homes here in germany now president idriss deby was announced that by the military on monday saying that he died from injuries he sustained

minister of myanmar, | them. by the military. so, the l foreign minister of myanmar, of the civilian government, will be making this presentation to the un security council done given that this has been going on since the beginning of february and whatever happens with the military regime, they don't tend to listen to sanctions or they're not interested in internationalfriendships? international friendships? well, those are all excellent questions, and it's an evolving situation. we were engaged by the civilian government to advise and represent them and all these international law matters. you're actually right, the foreign minister, her excellency, has been invited by the security council of the united nations to make a presentation to them. i can't say precisely what she is going to say. she is certainly going to say. she is certainly going to reiterate the point of evidence that are contained in this enormous archive, and i had some discussions at the instructions of the civilian government today with the relevant un human rights body of the human rights council, with which the civilian government is engaging in a dialogue and will be handing over co

reelection for a 6th term his son has taken charge named interim leader by a council of military officers ukraine's foreign minister has warned it will soon be more than 120000 russian troops on the x. soviet country's borders. has called for more western sanctions the e.u.'s top diplomat joe sapporo called it the largest russian army deployment in the area ever . and jurors are sitting for the 1st full day of deliberations in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin the jury is considering 3 weeks of testimony from $45.00 witnesses chauvinism accused of killing george floyd after kneeling on his there for more than 9 it's. india's prime minister has called off a planned the trip to portugal next month because of the covert $1000.00 crisis this comes as the country reported another new record number of daily deaths more than 7800 the capital is already in lockdown with mumbai set to follow later this week and as elizabeth pour on them reports from new delhi thousands of migrant workers are trying to flee. just hours after delis local government announced a weeklong curfew thousands of migrant wo

minister of myanmar, of the _ military. the foreign minister of myanmar, of the civilian - military. the foreign minister of- myanmar, of the civilian government, will be making this presentation to the us security councilnd whatever happens with the military regime, they don't tend to listen to sanctions or not interested in international friendships?— interested in international friendships? interested in international friendshis? ., ., friendships? well, those are all excellent questions. _ friendships? well, those are all excellent questions. it's - friendships? well, those are all excellent questions. it's an - excellent questions. it's an evolving situation. we were engaged by the civilian government to advise and represent them on all these international law matters. you're absolutely right, the foreign minister, her excellency, has been invited by the security council to make a presentation to them. i can't say precisely what she is going to say. she is certainly going to reiterate the points of evidence that are contained in this enormous archive, and i had some discussions at the instructions of the civilian government today with the relevant un human rights body of the human rights council, w

against a new military transition council protesters set ties on fire and gunshots were heard opposition groups are against the military's appointment of a new prime minister the military council to president idriss deby staff last week . the u.s. attorney general has announced an investigation into the louisville police department in kentucky it follows last year's killing of brianna taylor a black woman shot in her home during a botched police raid rob reynolds reports. as protests over the police killing of andrew brown jr continue his family members were allowed to watch a snippet of police body camera video showing brown being shot repeatedly they were outraged by what they saw my dad. just by trying to save his own life you know he was not in no office he was not in no home of him at all. is messed up has happened. brown was killed on april 21st in elizabeth city north carolina by police serving a drug related arrest warrant. the killing sparked days of protests his relatives and their attorneys say brown posed no threat to officers as he tried to leave the scene in his vehicle and you had his hands on the stand will he was not reaching for anything

council insisting on the progress accelerating now doesn't this all highlights a wider problem the generals in myanmar and the prime minister in ethiopia both know something which is currently with the current dynamics of the security council china and russia are not going to war theorize sanctions they are 2 countries that don't like sanctions the 2 countries that are currently being sanctioned both by the us and the e.u. and this is as a result of that has the. security council not lost its teeth but i mean i think there are many examples of the security council not having the teeth that it should have i think that's true and you know we've seen irresponsible use of the veto. p. 5 members and there's no one country to blame there there are a number of countries that have used their veto responsibly in my view at different times. having said that i'm not sure i would draw to marry too many parallels between ethiopia and mine where they're very different. circumstances that need a security council response i would say that the way that we are making some progress and pressure is working although not as fast as we would like in the context of ethiopia that pressure has not worked at all in relation to m

long as one measure is the change in pension funds for employees and staff in the city of minister if you have a council consciously decided on diesel and c o 2 neutral investment avoiding child labor avoiding businesses that invest in armaments in order to point the way to climate protection and sustainability through know how to cut through that. climate protection has a long tradition in winston since the late 1990 s. we even had a department in the city administration devoted to the climate and energy and we engage the public in discussions on these issues such as wind turbines we have our own combined cycle power plant and funding programs for solar energy so it is a central focus in ministers considered a green city how much is that the result of citizen involvement. we're very interested in discussing and even deciding fundamental questions with our citizens that's also because we have a very young city with many university students but also a very committed city which weighs in on many social issues and we're quite proud of that. are you always bike or do you have a car if you have a car very ra

transition council protesters set on fire in genoa gunshots were also heard but no casualties have been reported opposition groups are against the military's appointment of a new prime minister the military council cease power after president death last week. said ahead on al-jazeera. it was very people who are getting killed daily they tell if you dig your own groups and shoot you in cold much violence displacement and cocaine al-jazeera visits every military in colombia where the government is failing to meet promises. it's time for the perfect. point qatar airways hello this will be up nicely now across the middle east really starting to build up further north as still some time weather in the forecast want to shout between the black sea and the caspian sea just around the caucuses popham that it really is more the way of very very warm weather 30 celsius 39 so she's there for baghdad a 41 for to wait say which was the levant so little more pleasant tempus is into the other the mid to high twenty's over the next couple of days there in concert getting up to 13 celsius in doha it does go on throughout wednesday of 40 in dubai just notice a few showers just around the south

long as one measure is the change in pension funds for employees and staff in the city of a minister if you have a council consciously decided on diesel and c o 2 neutral investment or avoiding child labor avoiding businesses that invest in a moment in order to point the way to climate protection and sustainability know how to cut through that. climate protection has a long tradition in winston since the late 1990 s. when we even had a department in the city administration devoted to the climate and energy and we engage the public in discussions on these issues issues such as wind turbines we have our own combined cycle power plant and funding programs for solar energy so it is a central focus if ministers consider to green city how much is that the result of citizen involvement. we're very interested in discussing and even deciding fundamental questions with our citizens that's also because we have a very young city with many university students but also a very committed city which weighs in on many social issues and we're quite proud of that. you always bike or do you have a car if you have a car very r

muslims one measure is the change in pension funds for employees and staff in the city of a minister if you have a council consciously decided on diesel and c o 2 neutral investment or avoiding child labor avoiding businesses that invest in a moment in order to point the way to climate protection and sustainability through you know how to cut through that. climate protection has a long tradition in winstead since the late 1990 s. when we even had a department in the city administration devoted to the climate and energy and we engage the public in discussions on these issues issues such as wind turbines we have our own combined cycle power plant and funding programs for solar energy so it is a central focus in the mideast is considered a green city how much is that the result of citizen involvement. we're very interested in discussing and even deciding fundamental questions with our citizens that's also because we have a very young city with many university students but also a very committed city which weighs in on many social issues and we're quite proud of that. are you always bike or do you have a car i

military's appointment of a new prime minister they say the army has no right to choose a leader a he needs a doc a was named the new prime minister of a transitional government the military council seize power after president idriss deby his death on the battlefields last week it's headed by did debbie son who says the military council oversee an 18 month transition to elections those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you after inside story. president joe biden into the white house facing multiple crises including the coronavirus and a divided america 3 months on has he managed to follow through on campaign promises to fix the country stay with us the special coverage of biden's 1st 100 days in a. just. global military spending reached nearly 2 trillion dollars last year the u.s. is still by far the biggest spender a new report finds many countries have spent lavishly on their militaries despite the global pandemic so what's fuelling this spending spree this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter one might think governments facing a global pandemic would be tempted to spend much on buying weapons one would be wrong so despite the econom

council demonstrators want to return to civilian rule after the military to charge president idriss deby is death last week the opposition is against the military's appointment of a new prime minister francis strongly condemned the violence against protesters the military council says it will hold elections within 18 months luis community. we want to express our worry over the development of the situation 1st of all by strongly condemning the repression of protests and the violence that took place this morning and to mina we are calling for the respect of the commitments that were taken by the transitional military council that of a peaceful and politically inclusive transition let me be very clear i gave my support to the integrity in the stability of chad very clearly an end to mina i support peaceful democratic inclusive transition i do not support a plan of succession and france will never be on the side of those who formed this plan. more from the campus on jemima. play situation on the streets of the gemini and other towns were riots or demonstrations broke out earlier this morning is calm whether this is a calm before a major storm or a calm but it's finally told the confron

council protesters want to return to civilian rule after the military should charge or when president idriss deby is death last week the opposition is against the military's appointments of a new prime minister france a strongly condemned the violence against protesters the military council says it will hold elections within 18 months of the dream's has more from the capital in germany. play situation on the streets of the german and other towns were riots or demonstrations broke out early this morning is car whether this is a calm before a major storm or a calm but it's finally told the confrontation between the protesters and the transitional military council here in charge now the protests have been called by the opposition to push the military father to relinquish power trust of elian transitional government ahead of elections earlier the military council when it was formed last week announced that it will be there for only 18 months today the head of state general mohamad it raised to be addressed that concern saying that yes they are going to leave in 18 months but they need the support and cooperation of everybody to ensure that such siege is calling for international support and coop

thank you very much mr president the floor is not of the president that council ministers are on a poser they're the south africans president talking about the fact that climate change or should not be part on the financing of climate change should not be part of the conventional development assistance that developing countries require and that there needs to be technology capacity to be built in countries that will allow them to develop other capabilities to reduce their carbon footprint of course south africa is part of brics b.-r. i-c. s. is the global bank for brazil russia india china and south africa of those emerging economies that are also very influential at the moment in the world we will dip into more of that as the news our continues now continue it was built in only a century ago as one of the most innovative mega projects of its time the 32 kilometer enclosure dam in the netherlands has served to protect the nation from the sea but now rising water levels and increasing storms need the government is having to reinforce the structure and reports from the slow dike in the net

dominic leblanc is president of the queen's privy council for canada and minister of intergovernmental your own interactions with prince phili -. . ~' your own interactions with prince phili. ., ~ ,, your own interactions with prince phili. ., ~ ., your own interactions with prince phili. . ~ ., ., ., philip. thank you for having me on our philip. thank you for having me on your programme. _ philip. thank you for having me on your programme, this _ philip. thank you for having me on your programme, this very - philip. thank you for having me on your programme, this very sad i philip. thank you for having me on | your programme, this very sad day. philip. thank you for having me on i your programme, this very sad day. i had the privilege of speaking on behalf of the government on thursday when we had tribute to his royal highness, prince philip. ialso when we had tribute to his royal highness, prince philip. i also had a wonderful personal opportunity, which was very important to me, when my father was canada's than a general 25 years ago, her majesty the queen and his royal highness we

remains tenuous a sovereign transition council headed by prime minister abdullah is in charge and told. 24 when the election should be held now the council is comprised of civilians and members of the military keeping a balance between the 2 sides when it comes to government decisions has proven to be a struggle in a moment i will be talking to the new un envoy to sudan and getting his assessment of the progress that's been made but 1st here's a look back at the revolution that brought about the change. i was it was a time of great hope. after months of violent protests that left many killed so dance revolution seem to have triumphed in april 2019. the dictator omar of bashir was overthrown civilians were now sitting at the negotiating table with the army generals that are depleted of the shares government. after 30 years of authoritarian rule civilians were getting a say in the future of their country. it was against this backdrop that we met up a sudanese artist who had returned from the diaspora at the height of the violent protest herself a sign mission was to keep the memory of those who died seeking freedom alive. she painted murals of them near t

council demonstrators want to return to civilian rule after the military to charge when president idriss deby his death last week the opposition is against the military's appointments of a new prime minister of france a strongly condemned the violence against protesters the military council says it will hold elections within 18 months louise. we want to express our worry over the development of the situation 1st of all by strongly condemning the repression of protests and the violence that took place this morning and to mina we are calling for the respect of the commitments that were taken by the transitional military council that of a peaceful and politically inclusive transition let me be very clear i give my support to the integrity and the stability of chad very clearly an end to mina i support peaceful democratic inclusive transition i do not support a plan of succession and france will never be on the side of those who formed this plan well i am a decrease is live for us in the capital and. the opposition are calling for peaceful protests and their supporters have been met with violence on the streets what's the situation like right now and what more can you tell us. well the situat

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can bring oxygen producing plants there all of europe is behind this i also spoke about this with the portuguese prime minister who no holds the european council presidency and we want to do everything we can to help india the united states has pledged to send india some of its millions of unused vaccine doses but it could take weeks before they arrive. so just to be clear we have right now we have 0 doses available of us or seneca we're talking about what the f. the f.d.a. needs to go through a review right to ensure the safety and its meeting our own bar and our own guidelines. for health workers in the countries overwhelmed hospitals that help can't come soon enough. what do i do. what do i do that is open because these people came on whatever support we can they're trying to organize a big somewhere to go to. get me. because somebody i think somebody that somebody that. we don't have anything ever. again. on the front lines against covert 19 doctors and patients are measuring time and breaths not days or weeks. to jubal kids sure a secretary of the delhi branch of the indian public health association vice president of the indian associatio

all of europe is behind this i also spoke about this with the portuguese prime minister who now holds the european council presidency and we want to do everything we can to help india the united states has pledged to send india some of its millions of unused vaccine doses but it could take weeks before they arrive. so just to be clear we have right now we have 0 doses available of us years and that we're talking about what the f. the f.d.a. needs to go through a review right to ensure the safety and it's meeting our own bar and our own guidelines. for health workers in the country is overwhelmed hospitals that help can't come soon enough. what do i do. what do i do that is open because these people came on whatever support we can they're trying to organize a big somewhere to go to. get me. because somebody out there somebody that somebody that. we don't have anything every. day. on the front lines against covert 19 doctors and patients are measuring time and breaths not days or weeks. dr juggle kishore a secretary at the delhi branch of the indian public health association and vice president of the indian

tenuous a sovereign transition council headed by prime minister abdullah ham dog is in charge and so. 2020 full when the election should be held now the council is comprised of civilians and members of the military keeping a balance between the 2 sides when it comes to government decisions has proven to be a struggle in a moment i will be talking to the new un envoy to sudan and getting his assessment of the progress that's been made but 1st here's a look back at the revolution that brought about the change. that it was a time of great hope after months of violent protests that left many killed sudan's revolution seemed to have triumphed in april 2019. the dictator ahmed of bashir was overthrown civilians were now sitting at the negotiating table with the army generals pleased the sharon's government. after 30 years of authoritarian rule civilians were getting a say in the future of their country or. it was against this backdrop that we met. a sudanese artist who had returned from the diaspora at the height of the violent protest herself a sign mission was to keep the memory of those who died seeking freedom alive. she painted murals of them near the houses

new military transitional council demonstrators set tires on fire and to mena gunshots were heard how position groups are going symmetries appointment of a new prime minister the military council seized power after president idriss stampedes death last week. 4 people are being killed not joining an ambush on an anti poaching patrol in bikini faster than happened in the area around the palm a national park in the east of the country one local and 3 europeans are missing the kenya fast say house a for the regular attacks by armed groups in recent yes more than a 1000 people have died in the violence. saudi arabia has suspended the import of fruit and vegetables from lebanon and its shipments are being used for drug smuggling of the millions of pills and found in boxes of pomegranates lebanon is already facing a terrible economic crisis the worst in decades and the banns expected to hit farmers very hard and cynical to reports. these farmers in lebanon are harvesting lettuce meant for households in saudi arabia but after the saudi government imposed a ban on lebanese produce they fear the agricultural sector will face the disaster saudi officials say the ship

all of europe is behind this i also spoke about this with the portuguese prime minister who no holds the european council presidency and we want to do everything we can to help india the united states has pledged to send india some of its millions of unused vaccine doses but it could take weeks before they arrive. just to be clear we have right now we have 0 doses available of us years and we're talking about what the f. the f.d.a. needs to go through a review right to ensure the safety and it's meeting our own bar and our own guidelines. for health workers in the country is overwhelmed hospitals that help can't come soon enough. what do i do. what do i do that is ok because these people came on whatever support we can and they're trying to organize a big some that are going to. get me. because somebody out there somebody that somebody that. we don't have anything. but being. on the front lines against covert 19 doctors and patients are measuring time and breaths not days or weeks. or more the dies situation in the joint body double correspondent mr daly given the enormous size of india's population is t

for japan studies of the think tank the council on foreign relations welcome a smith is china and its activities in the indo-pacific going to be a focus of talks between prime minister so go on president biden well thank you for having me i'm delighted to be here yes of course china has large in the region and lives large in us thinking about the region and of course japan sits right next to our already as you now are going to sit in a meeting quad be very rich japan in the united states attending in situ class to meeting in tokyo secretary of state linked in if you can't defense austin so the alliance is already charged if you will to have a fairly in-depth conversation about how to move forward on japan in the united states to have a security alliance but how exactly does washington see talking with her or 2 in the region. well the interesting thing about the alliance today is not it's not just how washington sees tokyo but also how to go sees washington that matters and i think that the japanese have been very astute and very active in the 4 years during president trump's tenure as president to build a coalition in the region to really make it necessary for the u

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shock when it is a dog and the council of the regiment we're all mine one of my secret in it is located the deed. some of them put they did the other question to a minister of health and the task it was going on even more for people which are fascinated with spooled to me he said that eve luke in their sputnik is not yet our daughter isaac and recognizes from e.-man. each of us you need to do with sputnik in your land to read only if it's likely true or not assuming he did indeed is absolutely crazy this is real discrimination because for example now in my antibody i g g 5 that is delivered to my friend which the the fines are asked for on the sleeve the sought for the money and a lot of the unit below is blasting needed something to lower the need and not just because they did. and they have around about the lower than higher than he so it's thought that discrimination. at least tourism sector has been devastated by the pandemic with the losses last year alone estimates that more than 120000000000 euro and they say says that it has led to hundreds of thousands of job losses also the italian businessman we spoke to again points out taurus would only come

officials the head of the european commission and the president of the european council went to turkey. to meet the president and the ministers there but for some reason for their lane there was no chair so she had to sit on a sofa right across from the turkish foreign minister and according to diplomatic protocol he holds a lower rank and she does and then boom that's how the scandal began and now the european parliament is demanding public debate to get to the bottom of this situation but then i can tell you that the harshest reaction came from italy and its prime minister and this is exactly what mario draghi said. i absolutely do not agree with no one's behavior and i was very sorry for the humiliation the european commission president under lane had to suffer let's call them what they are dictators with whom one nonetheless has to coordinate. dictators wow no surprise turkey wasn't happy with that at all there was outrage and almost immediately like you said the italian ambassador was asked to show up at the turkish foreign ministry for a very serious conversation but regarding the sofa again on turkey saying that the me

development board, which was part of the safe reform efforts became the you know, the you know, the foreign minister slash prime minister under the national transitional council and is now the head of the largest, you know, essentially non-islamic party in libya political party libya right now. this you know, you could say that these fatty turbill was the was the human rights lawyer who interacted very very frequently with mustafa. abdulillah the president of the ntc in the oriented of the the person who launched that that that period in recent history, you know, this is a group of people that know each other they communicated each other they all had their own causes and networks and if you're talking about social social networks as a factor in in the in the arab spring states in terms of libya, it really wasn't facebook or twitter or things like this it was al jazeera and to some, you know, brought the spotlight to to what was going on in libya when no one else was new exactly what was happening. but these networks and these individuals managed to essentially do what what safe may not have not been able to do simply be if only because he was son of of market

humanitarian chief mark when he spoke to the security council behind closed doors argentina's health minister says the country is facing its worst moment of the pandemic its health care system is buckling as the country's death toll surpasses 60000 restrictions have been reimposed but that's putting strain on an economy that's already in crisis as to where is a blur reports from point a status. it's become an all too common scene on the streets and went to. health care workers demanding better wages in the middle of the 2nd wave of the pandemic. cassidy says everyone's exhausted by government then up a lot we really can't take in more in the 2nd wave of the. fiction's nurses are at the front when it comes to the pressure of being put on the public health system in this pandemic without sufficient salaries and without recognition today nurses paid below the level of the basic food basket it's an outrage. infections are on the rise once again in argentina and deaths from the virus neared $60000.00 on wednesday and there is an average of around $28000.00 new infections every day the p one man hours variant is already circulating in many juri

of food, water, clothing, and shelter. on monday, prime minister ralph gonsalves appealed to the u.n. security councilfor help. >> please help and its midnight hour of need. near 1/5 of the island's population has had to be evacuated to safer areas. a monumental challenge of humanitarian relief. amy: in south africa, a devastating wildfire has spread to the university of cape town, destroying irreplaceable historical records and documents that were being stored in the university's library. the blaze, which has been raging since sunday, tore through a portion of the 200-year-old campus, forcing staff and students to evacuate. south african officials say the wildfire was likely started by an individual, then quickly spread due to heavy winds and high temperatures. the washington, d.c., chief medical examiner has ruled that capitol police officer brian sicknick suffered two strokes and died of natural causes. the 42-year-old died a day after the capitol insurrection. two men were arrested after attacking him with the chemical spray. the ruling is expected to dampen homicide charges in his death. meanwhil