but the situation in damascus has improved greatly. i could report to you over the past few years, especially since the adjacent areas of eastern damascus and southern damascus of a hoot law have been liberated from the terrorist in 2019, 2018 am our work off. thanks a lot for joining us on the program and giving us that input now to guatemala, where former soldiers have rioted at the national congress building, claiming they haven't been duly compensated for war time service. hundreds of protesters stormed through dates into a parking lot at the building, some armed with machetes as they demanded compensation for military service during the countries decades long civil war. they set fire to several vehicles as well as some offices bordering the area. police use tear gas to disperse the demonstrators . a last story for this news, our germany's green party widely touted to foreign part of the next ruling coalition has accused russia in poker with gas. its leader says moscow might try to blackmail the e u by turning off the tap, so to sa

ah, a rare attack in damascus. bombs destroy a military bus killing at least 14 people. ah, hello, i'm fully back to boy. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, russia house regional talks on afghanistan saying it recognizes taliban efforts to bring stability. rescue teams in india struggle to find survivors after days of floods across parts of the north and southern regions. bus on recall, reporting from the east coast agreement were underneath the glass. if you can see over the some extraordinary year of ice rome, we begin with syria where to bombs on an army bus have kid at least 14 people, the worst attack in the capital. in years several others were injured. a 3rd bomb was dismantled near by then a hodder hastily just a rare attack in the heart of the syrian capital. a military bus was the target. many were killed and injured. when, according to state media to explosive devices went off, the bus was at a transport point under the east bridge and damascus. these kind of attacks haven't happened in years, particularly since 2018 when government for

we're calling on denmark, for example, a country which has declared that damascus and the damascus countryside are safe for return. we're calling on them to reverse that position and we're calling for a more atoria on returns of refugees to syria. so we're really putting some real emphasis on denmark, which has come out of one of the many european union countries, but that one in particular has made this announcement number we're showing through the interviews we've conducted with people that have returned to damascus and has been persecuted when they set foot in damascus, that laughter, it's not safe. in fact, for people to return there. thank you so much bill for like for joining us from washington d. c. thank you for having this. well, a giant puppet, representing an uprooted syrian child named little emma, has now landed on the coast of south east england. the 3 and a half meter, a tall puppet, was built to focus attention on the urgent needs of young refugees. it marks the end of the journey across europe that began on the turkish syrian border in july. little will now continue to dover,

and that damascus countryside are safe return. we're calling on them to reverse that position and we're calling for a moratorium on returns of refugees to syria. so we're really putting some real emphasis on denmark, which has come out of one of many european union countries, but that one in particular has made this announcement. and what we're showing through the interviews we've conducted with people that have returned to damascus and has been persecuted when they set foot in damascus. that, that it's not safe. in fact, for people to return, their russia says that taliban hasn't asked for military assistance during an international conference. and i've gotten his done. delegation is in moscow meeting, representatives of regional powers including china, india, and pakistan. they are expected to discuss security threats from i saw any humanitarian situation in afghanistan. certainly can be the social, economic, and humanitarian problems, the new government and capital have taken on show the current situation in afghanistan cannot

it's a worse attack in damascus. going in years to bombs, went off in an army boss, while another one was found to be a by russia is hosting an international conference in afghanistan with taliban officials attending. it's a group's 1st major meeting with regional powers since it took control of afghanistan. more than 80 people have died during days of france affecting india's northern and southern states. schools in the state of utter kind are working to save stranded people. and the un security council is set to hold an emergency meeting on north korea day after pyongyang testified, a ballistic missile from a submarine. it's a 1st under water test launch in 2 years. washington sold and tokyo have condemned the latest lodge. these launches violate multiple un security council resolutions and our threat to the region. we call an anti p r k, to refrain from further provocations and engage in said stained and substantive dialogue and our commitment to the defense of the republic of korea and japan remains iron clad. th

and say, media are saying that several soldiers have been killed in an explosion in the capital, damascus. it happened in the east on the east bridge, a military bus for we can see right, there was a target and many more been injured. meanwhile, refugees in syria who have returned home. her face, severe human rights abuses on prosecution from the bas shuttle as a government and other relishes that's according to report by human rights watch. the aid groups spoke with syrians who returned from lebanon and jordan between 20172021. human rights watch has documented cases of arrest, torture, kidnappings, extra judicial killings and enforced disappearances rights group say the return ease of also struggled to survive and meet their basic needs. at least 24 people have died and others are missing in floods triggered by heavy rains in the northern indian state of which are reckoned. the army has deployed helicopters to help with rescue efforts. as roads have been washed away along with homes, forecasters expect more heavy rain over the next 2 days. and days of flooding and landslides have kill d

the 1st international conference on afghanistan since they took charge, an attack in the heart of damascus, bombs destroyed, and military bus killing, at least 14 people. and the gunman who carried out the parkland school massacre and florida 3 years ago has pleaded guilty to mud. ah, well, he downplayed the severity of coven 19 and ignored international guidelines to contain the pandemic. and now and investigation by brazil, senate is recommending the president, jaya boston, our a be charged with crimes against humanity for his response. the parliamentary inquiry committee is accusing him of pushing brazil's death told to the wilds of 2nd highest. more than half a 1000000 people have now died from the virus and brazil. the draft report still needs to be voted on by the senate committee, where it could still be vetoed or altered. mechanic has the latest from one is aries. he's being accused of at least being responsible for the death, the deaths of 300000 of the 600000 that died. and because he delayed the vaccination campaign, although brazil does have the means and the expertise of max v

the bus was at a transport point under the bridge and damascus. these kind of attacks haven't happened in years, particularly since 2018 when government forces clear that the armed opposition strongholds around the city. though there has been no claim of responsibility. but the syrian regime is facing threats on multiple fronts. i remain on the end of the declared candidate in syrian early, 2019 by the joint forces of the us. and as the f did not mean the end of the year had this organization, which was the threats and the great the challenge, especially after the change of statutes of the islamic state, which is largely focused on the site attack. the country remains divided along front lines and millions remain displaced. and while some host countries are starting to promote their return, human rights groups are again warning. it is not safe in the absence of certain conditions. in a report, human rights watch said it interviewed 65, return knees or family members, a documented 21 cases of arrest, an arbitrary detention, 13 cases of torture. 3 k

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this is a news our live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, a rare attack in damascus. it bombs destroy military bus killing at least 14 people . russia housed regional talks on afghanistan, saying it recognizes taliban efforts to bring stability. rescue tain, struggle to find survivors after days of floods across parts of northern and southern india. and planets at great risk, a un report says there's been an alarming rise in the production of fossil fuel. i'm devin ash, with for to steve bruce leaf. his role is new counsel had coach 2 weeks off for the saudi arabia, back to take over the club and how much out of school supplies will be maintained. that perfect record. sorry, i hello and welcome to the program. we begin in syria where to bombs on an army boss have killed at least 14 people, the worst attack in the capital in years. several others were injured. a 3rd bomb was dismantled near by van. honda had selected a rare attack in the hard to the syrian capital. a military bus was the target. many were killed and injured when, according to state media to explosive d

an attack in the heart of damascus, bombs, and destroy a military bus killing at least 14 people. the gunman who carried out the parkland schoolmaster got in florida 3 years ago now, has pleaded guilty to murder and negotiations for the release of 70 and kidnapped missionaries, brag on and hazy as gangs dominate. the streets will be live from puerto prince. at our feet of similar to the sport, including him of a busy my so of champions meet football and speed. bruce leaves his role of newcastle head coach 2 weeks off of the saudi arabia, back takeover of the club. ah, let's take you live right now to russia, which is currently hosting talks with the afghan taliban officials from 10 countries there, including china and pakistan. are all taking part. the taliban is giving us an update. now as you can see, these have been ongoing discussions as the taliban seat, such as the international legitimacy. after taking over the government in afghanistan, we've been seeing talks from various different countries engagements and various different envoys heading to afghanistan as well as afghan

how soon after that explosion and damascus government force has bombed the rebel held city of rica in italy, province. at least 13 people were count that including children out there as milan . fidel is that i shuttle don't by not the feel it more than a dozen. people have been killed and others injure tyrann, ari, how city in the id live province. a syrian government forces targeted the city with nearly a dozen artillery shells about a body of the showing came in the early morning hours when children were on their way to school. as a result, majority of the victims were young children, alert butler or the highest considered one of the most densely populated cities in the opposition held area lay poppy. as you would expect, most of the residents here have been displaced from other areas within syria. it might be very hot upon that la, following the recent bombardment, residents have started to leave the city which is situated on the south end of the aleppo le takia highway. it is a strategic geographical location as it is the connecting point between the opposition held areas in the n

the bus was at a transport point under the east bridge and damascus. these kinds of attacks haven't happened in years, particularly since 2018 when government forces cleared the armed opposition strongholds around the city. though there has been no claim of responsibility. but the syrian regime is facing threats on multiple fronts. i remain the end of the declared candidate in syria and early 2019 by the joint forces of the us. and yet did not mean the end of the year had this organization, which was the threats and security challenge. especially after the change of statutes of the stomach state, which is largely focused on the site attack are not long after the explosion. syrian government troops heavily shell, the town in the northern provinces, live civilians were killed or injured in re how many of them children who are on their way to school. the area is regularly targeted by government troops despite last year cease fire agreement. but when they shelling is being seen as retaliation to the damascus attack, this attack will play into the hands of

it's the worst attack in damascus. in years to bomb went off in an army. brazil's president could face charges of crimes against humanity, his handling of the coven, 19 pandemic. a senate parliamentary inquiry committees presenting its final report into j both than ours handling the crisis. and russia says the taliban monthly back to international expectations on human rights. if it wants to be recognized by world powers of delegation from the group in moscow meeting, representative the regional power, including china, india, and pakistan. demonstrators in nigeria, a mocking a years since at least 12 protesters were killed during rallies against police brutality. i was, i, my son, my activists say the government's promise of reforms have been hollow grounds in lego, and gathered at a toll gate that became the center of last year. demonstrations protested se soldiers and police open fire on the spot. both deny using live round and an investigation by amnesty rather made an investigation by ama, steamed to national, also

but when they shelling is being seen as retaliation to the damascus attack, much of northern syria is under rebel control. the country remains divided along front lines and millions remain displaced. and while some host countries are starting to promote their return, human rights groups are again warning. it is not safe in the absence of certain conditions. in a report, human rights watch said it interviewed 65 return knees or family members. it documented $21.00 cases of arrest, an arbitrary detention, 13 cases of torture. 3 kidnappings, 5 extra judicial killings. 17 enforced disappearances. and one case of reported sexual violence. this includes people that had clearances, supposedly before they return, they assurances that they would not be persecuted or reconciliation agreements as they're called. and, you know, were given documents to say that they would not be hunted down, but in fact, that's exactly what happened to people. president bashar assad forces now control much of syria after military help from his allies, russia and iran help tip the balance of power in his favor. but

he says the attack in damascus could have been carried out by iso fighters. it shows, again, once more that we are very far from any kind of stability within syria and that there is human threats and by multiple actors. this type of there is action is a trademark of the so called a stomach state, which i remind all go the end of the declared kind of in syrian early, 2019 by the 2 invoices that you with and did not mean to end of the you had this organization which do the threats and the great the challenge, especially after the change of statutes of the stomach states which is largely focused on the site attacks exhibit in areas military establishment targets in order to destabilize. just as we've seen this morning, cities controlled by the regime. actually the international coalition estimates the numbers of us i some estate licensed 28216000 in iraq. and in syria, the negotiation of doing a geneva and the 2 of them. and he has been a way for you and your national powers to show that there is a negotiation on boarding. but the resume has made clear on many o

i've the rough man to banish hopes to reopen a store in damascus with his sons one day. but by coming to jordan, he has already created a legacy. he may not have anticipated, he sharing his rarefied skills and cultural pride in a country where there's never been a history of this kind of woodworking. natasha, good name al jazeera, i'm man jordan, it's time for sport, his gemma. thank you, emily. the international olympic committee says it will not pressure the winter olympics, post china about its human rights record test events taking place right now i had of basing at 2022, which begins in february. there have been growing cools for the games be for the faint or boy cos it unless china ends it's cracked down against muslim week as several countries, including the united states, has called it and genocide. china denies any wrongdoing. the vice president john codes says human rights are important, but outside of the olympic movement, it's not that responsibility. the i sees remit is to ensure that there is no human rights abuses. in respect of thee, the conduct of the ga

gonna dud master craftsman abdel rock man to manage hopes to reopen a store and damascus with his sons one day. but by coming to jordan, he has already created a legacy. he may not have anticipated. he sharing his rarefied skills and cultural pride in a country where there's never been a history of this kind of woodworking. natasha, her name el jazeera, i'm man jordan. time force his jo, fully thank you very much. the international limbic committee says it will not pressure the winter olympics, host china about its human rights record, test events taking place right now ahead of page in 2022. it begins in february that have been growing called for the games to be postponed or boycotted unless china ends its cracked down against muslim week is. several countries including the united states have called that genocide. china denies any wrong doing the i see vice president john coat says human rights are important. but outside of the olympic movement, it is not their responsibility. the i sees remit is to ensure that there is no human rights abuses. in respect of thee, the conduct of the ga

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gonna dodd and master craftsman abdel rock man to manage hopes to reopen a store in damascus with his sons one day. but by coming to jordan, he has already created a legacy. he may not have anticipated. he sharing his rarefied skills and cultural pride in a country where there's never been a history of this kind of woodworking. natasha name l. jazeera, a man, jordan. ah, top quick look at the headlines here on al jazeera progress towards clean energy is far too slow and government must triple. they're spending. that's the urgent call from the international energy agency and it's 1st report. as it stands, the world is 60 percent short of its target to cut emissions to net 0 by 2050. a year says the use of fossil fuels like coal and oil is increasing. as a result, energy prices have risen to record levels. the ear is being particularly badly hit by the soaring prices. it's been laying out a plan to protect people facing huge.

at least 13 people have been killed in an explosion in the syrian capital, damascus. that happened on the east bridge. a military bus was the target. many people have been injured from her on this in a 100 is joining us on the phone from bay roots. what more do we know xena? the authorities are calling this a terrorist attack, or it is a rare attack in the heart of the syrian capital. like you mentioned, the military was the target their images. aren't they television showing a charge? but state media saying that to.

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at least 14 people have been killed in an explosion in serious capital is the worst attack in damascus in years, 2 bombs went off in an army boss, while another one was found to be a by are soon after syrian government forces bombed to the northern province of it live killing at least 13 people, including children, dozens more were injured. the attack violates a ceasefire. find in march. russia is hosting the taliban at an international conference on afghanistan. delegation is in moscow meeting representatives of regional powers, including china, india, and pakistan. to sir mika, luis gucia though, so his skill, the social, economic, and humanitarian problems, the new government and capital have taken on show the current situation in afghanistan cannot be cult stable. first of all, terrorist groups such as idol and al qaeda has to be stopped. they are again trying to raise their heads and all different parts of the country issues. and the drug trade remains pressing problem in afghanistan. school in ethiopia as trying to have hit the capital of the nor then to gray region. for the 2nd

the bus was at a transport point onto the east bridge in damascus.hese kinds of attacks have not happened in years, particular since 2018 when government forces cleared the opposition strongholds around the city. there has been no claim of responsibility, but the syrian regime is facing threats on multiple fronts. >> all through the and of the self-declared caliphate in early 2019 -- sdf did not mean the end of the jihadist organization would still poses a threat and a security challenge especially after the change of strategy of the islamic state which is focused on suicide attack's. >> not long after the explosion, syrian government troops heavily shelled a town in the northern province of idlib. civilians were killed or injured, many of them children on their way to school. the area is regulated targeted by government troops despite last year cease-fire agreement. but wednesday shelling is being seen as retaliation for the domestics -- the d amascus attack. >> he will use this as another -- that he is facing terrorism actions and he is trying to b

at least 13 people had been killed in an explosion in the syrian capital, damascus. it happened on the east bridge. a military bus was the target. many people have been injured for more on this in a 100 is joining us on the phone from bay roots. what more do we know xena? the authorities are calling this a terrorist attack. it is a rare attack in the heart of the syrian capital. like you mentioned, the military was the target. there is images on the television showing a char bus state media saying that to explosive devices went off when the pass when the bus was passing was passing by. they also said that a 3rd explosive device was later found and dismantled. now, such explosions are rarer, especially since 2018 when the government was able to clear the area of the surrounding area of the capital, the strongholds of the armed opposition. there has been no claim of responsibility . the armed opposition is now really confined to the north of the country and we're getting reports that the regime has shelled a town in southern it lip again, that's in the north of the cou

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john gosh, mother in damascus, i lived like a king. i cars carrying goods between syria and lebanon, but i didn't want my sons to fight the war. it's fine here. we love turks. my life is here. now, are you going back to syria is a start from 0 turkey house, more than 4000000 refugees. and with more coming from afghanistan, their grubbing fears of rising social tensions, the sooty a year to do this, according to the un returning to syria is not possible at the moment in turkey. 2.4000000 sooner if reduce or under 25700000 were born here. these figures show why turkey has a heavy burden most so as far as how this new law is here and their children speak turkish fluently. but what are the election? do in 2 years time, the up position is likely to put pressure on the government to send them back, and with a weak economy in currency and unemployment who rising men of fear, this will feel seen a phobia across the country. soon i'm castillo al jazeera stumble. mourners have continued to visit the site where a british politician was stabbed to

a little deb damascus citizen would clearly go in and say they bought my country. well, if it, if, if syria has universal jurisdiction laws as part of the legal framework, then there's nothing that to prevent that reason it's, britons universal jurisdiction, or you're saying that it really all countries in many countries around the world and universal jurisdiction laws within, within the national laws, they differ from country to country. some countries require that to be a connection to, to that country in the u. k or jurisdiction in the whales. there's no requirement. the suspect is a british national. there's no requirement that the victim is british. national one is no requirement or crimes were committed on british soil. the reason why we have universal jurisdiction laws that's not for, for any crew, but these are the most serious nature, those crimes that are recognized under international humanitarian law as the most egregious war, crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, many countries around europe certainly have this in on a statute, but you can't file

can i smell it in damascus? i lived like a king. i cars carrying goods between syria and lebanon, but i didn't want my sons to fight in the war. it's fine here. we love turkey. my life is here now. going back to syria, is it start from 0? turkey house, more than 4000000 refugees? and with more coming from afghanistan, their growing fears of rising social tensions, the sooty get into an issue, according to the un returning to syria is not possible at the moment. in turkey, 2400000 syrian refugees are under 25700000 are born here. these figures show why turkey had to have a burden. when serious 1st arrives in turkey, the government, they will soon return once the conflict was over. more than 10 years later, the most serious tell us how this new last year and their children speak turkish fluently. but what does the election do in 2 years time? the opposition is lack of pressure on the government to send them back. and with a weak economy in currency, and i'm telling them who rising men of fear this will feel seen a phobia across the co

it's the worst attack in damascus in years to roadside bombs went off near an army boss. while another one was found me a by more than 80 people have died during days of finding, affecting india's northern and southern states close in the sage of which are a kind are working to save stranded people. and in afghanistan to taliban fighters have been injured in cobbled after their vehicle, was hit by a grenade. it happened at dameon square. the attack comes as a taliban delegation head to moscow for talks with regional powers. and the un security council is set to hold an emergency meeting on north korea day after pyongyang testified, a ballistic missile from a submarine. it's the 1st under water test launch in 2 years. washington, sol and tokyo have condemned the latest launch. these launches violate multiple un security council resolutions and our threat to the region. we call an anti p r k, to refrain from further provocations and engage and said, stand and substantive dialogue and our commitment to the defense of the republic of korea. and japan remains ironclad. these l

ah, a rare attack in damascus. bombs destroy a military bus killing at least 14 people. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from dough house. the coming up brazil's president could face charges of crimes against humanity for his handling of the coven.

a talked about 5 minutes or so ago, a recap of what's coming in from the syrian capital damascus. their local state tv reporting 13 people have been killed in an explosion on the syrian army bus reports just to explosive devices, went off another bomb was diffused, apparently by engineering units. as we get more on that throughout the day, we will keep you posted. i'm back in half an hour, but that is a wrap of what we're talking about so far. keep abreast of on you sent a r t dot com, already have a social media including a break in story on x programs and you will part of the world are on a 30 shortly for you, but for not reporting from moscow. kevin, i went on the rest of the team. wish you a great day? oh mm. ah. join me every thursday on the alex salmon should i be speaking to guess on the world of politics? sport, business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. a with us to point but also within the industry, wiley, with what it was, i just say they didn't. and then you would, you that is images, it goes up was good for supposedly got my did some, i would say the gates are s

john, gosh miller, in damascus. i lived like a king. i cars carrying goods between syria and lebanon, but i didn't want my sons to fight in the war. it's fine here. we love turks. my life is here. now, are you going back to syria is a start from 0. turkey host, more than 4000000 refugees, and with more coming from afghanistan, they're growing fears of rising social tensions. the sooty a year to danish, according to the un returning to syria, is not possible at the moment. in turkey, 2400000 syrian refugees are under 25700000 but born here. these figures show why turkey has a heavy burden. when warren's 1st arrived in turkey, the government thought they would soon return once the conflict was over. more than 10 years later, more serious, i was how this new lives here and their children speak turkish fluently. but what is the election do in 2 years time? yeah, position is likely to put pressure on the government to send them back. and with a weak economy in currency and unemployment horizon, men of fear. this will feel seen a phobia acros

it's the deadliest attack in damascus since 2017.ow died following several days of flooding and landslides in india and nepal. dozens are still missing after torrential downpours swept away homes, roads and bridges. the himalayan state of uttarakhand in northern india was the worst affected, with a series of landslides killing at least 46 people. in brazil, a new report today is expected to recommend charges, including murder by omission, against the president, jair bolsonaro, in connection with his handling of the covid—19 pandemic. he's accused of failing to take appropriate measures to control the virus, that has so far killed more than 600,000 people. president bolsonaro has labelled the report, "a joke". the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has spoken at prime minister's questions about "tackling violent extremism". he called on the prime minister to bring forward measures to make it safer for people online. our political correspondent damian grammaticasjoins me. this follows in the wake of the death of sir david amess last mont

and since it is an international problem, i can walk in as a syrian citizen into court in damascus and say, i want to prosecute britain for i want to give birth johnson and to raise a may for war crimes for helping out either and isis in syria trying to overthrow the government or going to baghdad court over the 2003 iraq war. i mean, you know what, what differences away well, i think it would be better suited for syringe and his regime for crimes committed concert. but that's, that's, that's another discussion of what i mean, the damascus citizen would clearly go in and say they bomb my country. well, if, if, if syria has universal jurisdiction laws as part of the legal framework, then there's nothing to prevent that reason it's, britons universal jurisdiction laws. you're saying that women, all countries, in no countries, many countries around the world have universal jurisdiction laws within, within the national rules. they differ from country to country. some countries require that to be a connection to, to that country in the u. k or jurisdiction in the whales, there's no requirem