but the disease remains and demick in some countries. though the disease has grown rare in europe and the middle east, around $20000.00 people, every year still contracted and both the americas most in brazil and africa. but the lion's share of new cases now occur in southeast asia, particularly in india. most of the infections that we now see globally are largely from 3 countries, brazil, indian, indonesia. what happens is that leprosy is always clustered in certain communities or certain vulnerable groups, or even certain geography groups. these are very remotely located populations in remote geographies, and so on. we'll have less access to treatment, et cetera. so, oh, so it's in those mean the you, that the infection continues to try. how though, the bacteria that cause leprosy aren't really highly infectious, untreated people can spread it. and crowded living conditions increase the risk. in some places, patients have difficulty accessing the antibiotics even though they're provided for free by the world health organization. and th

the world i can make for returns to dabble in january to assess the global economy, reshaped by the demick and the war, and ukraine can leaders from government and business prevent a promised decade of action, becoming a decade of uncertainty. extensive coverage on al jazeera. mm. recycling used clothing intensity helps reduce the carbon emissions from little over fashion business. but what happens to the 2nd hand governments donated to charity shops in the developed world. summer we sold in the west, many of them end up in canada where they support a major industry employing fast as people. but they are also now creating a toxic environmental problem ah ah, on the coast of west africa, the ships arrive, day after day, with an unrelenting cargo in ghana, they call them a brawny while with the clothes of dead white men and went to whip it was shot demick into, whoops, okay. light blue to this one's gray lightning. don't pull it there. the charity shop tossed offs from the western world. that sweat to see a rubbish. lucky shot. too many of them arrive in on wearable condition. while the trie

we visited many times before, dap and demick. we come from chanson and we love hong kong, the ro, network suspended operations in january 2020, and only resumed them this month. zombie. we are here to visit our feminine hong kong. i haven't seen them for 3 years, and i missed them. economists say the recovery for industries hit hard by the pandemic won't happen overnight. but there's reason for some optimism, this great thing, a confidence that when the mobility is that would be like a retail sectors growing mall growing and also supporting the business that already has been 3 years suffer from the panoramic. as people gather that, a steve at ease with their families, many a hoping this year will be much better than the last. jessica washington odysseyware and com. it's ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has fired a senior cabinet member. i, a dairy served as the interior and health vista that had yahoo was forced to sack him off to the supreme court, ruled dairy could not serve because of a conviction for tax offenses. the

a sang and i did sla we visited many times before it had been demick one or we can approach. and then, and we love hong kong, the ro, network suspended operations in january 2020 and only resumed them this month. family. we are here to visit our family in hong kong. i haven't seen them for 3 years, and i missed them. economists say the recovery for industries hit hard by the pandemic won't happen overnight. but there's reason for some optimism describing a confidence that when the mobility is that it be like a retail sectors growing mall growing and also supporting the business that already has been 3 years suffer from the panoramic. as people gather for festivities with their families, many a hoping this year will be much better than the last. jessica washington, the outer sierra uncle, a turkish president's ridge of toyota. edwin says he is bringing his country's elections forward by month to may 14 opinion pulse show both the presidential and parliamentary elections will be tied. making them edwin's biggest tests in his 2 decades leading the nation. the opposition has yet

can beijing rely on pre hahn demick partnerships and a mild winter may have come to your rescue. it vessels an energy crisis, but now the warm this is being welcomed continent. the result is, is the to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. microsoft is in talks to invest $10000000000.00 in open a i, the creator of the artificial intelligence pop bought chat, g p t. that's going to people familiar with the plan chat, g p t has received worldwide attention since it's launch less than 2 months ago. and gained its 1st 1000000 users in less than a week. the box ability to gather information and imitate human conversation has led to speculation. because one day replaced professional writers even threatened google's search engine if and i.

coming and demick rather than a pandemic. asked about of plaster, who is a village is from your school, the university of mine's what this could me well, the situation is such that the numbers of new infections have been stabilized throughout europe in the recent weeks due to despite the fact that restrictions have been lifted, so there is some sort of relief, but however you might call it pandemic or in them is a virus. it's not gone. it's still causes a number of infectious and also deaths. and so we have to march the situation closely. and we have to remember that other viruses like flu or s virus, are now leading to an increased rate of hospitalization and creased very close for nurses. and doctors was already exhausted after 3 years of condemning. so we have to watch the situation. and part of that situation is china now reopening its borders. what's your view of those countries who are screening arrivals from china, which is seeing this surge of infections? this is one measure they could take a to and identify variance variance you might occur because a lot of ours is now circula

hipkins nicknamed chippy is well known, particularly for his role in managing the covert. huntington demick mel with the governing labor party losing public support. hipkins nomination receives mixed reactions on the streets. pays them what i would call a friendly guy. them easy going. i'm very knowledgeable. i can remember once he came into ab week than what? anything today with lucas sinai? sorry. his any more inter said and the top people, it's a great choice. i wish it was still to send out, but i've got the good to get me most up. but i'm no, yes, it is a good choice. i think we'll call it a day harden's resignation called many new zealand. us by surprise. the popular leader, cited exhaustion his reason for stepping down 3 years into his 2nd term. hipkins is considered one of the closest political allies. i'm just under provided, you know, cam stable, reassuring leadership, which i hope to continue to do. we are different people though, and i'm sure that people will say that for the opposition hipkins appointment is prime minister means not much will change. the upcoming elections in o

biggest annual migration is underway. china celebrates the lunar new year just weeks after it drops and demick restrictions. will the holiday travel bring a new wave of infections will have an expert that's also coming up parts of europe finally get the snow. they're hoping for, but the long term outlook is a bit too sunny for the sky tourism industry for takes a closer look and weeks after asia adopted the euro shoppers, there was, retailers are taking advantage of the european single currency as a way to push up prices across global button to program with corona, virus curves over chinese tourists were traveling all across the country and abroad to celebrate the lunar new year this weekend. but 1st reports show a lot less tourism than some businesses had hoped for. plains full of chinese tours . travelers, nations including volley thailand or like here in egypt for the 1st time in many months. however, after years of a virtual travel band and strict measures to fight the spread of depend demik, lunar new year, revenues are expected to be far from the $250000000000.00 that were spent on trave

chris hipkins, widely known for successfully you see in the countries cooper and demick response. these now stepping up to the top job with his political c, v as anything but short. kristen conserved his minister for health police and lately education and the lit. no, he is said to lead new zealand government at a time that says the country on the edge of a recession library. i acknowledge that at the moment we're going through some economic turbulence, and we're gonna have to navigate our way through that i believe passionately that we can come at the other side of that in better shape than we went until it. i'm really optimistic about our future. i'm really committed to leading new zealand through that. i know why that is strong, stable, and unify. hipkins nicknamed chippy is well known, particularly for his role in managing because at 19 pandemic now with a governing labour pot to losing public support. hipkins nomination receives mixed reactions on the streets, pays them that i would call a friendly guy, an easy going and very knowledgeable. i can remember once he came into al

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one of the, one of the people pushing against job by j shots and demick order. and then mental young people have been which will educated to do their work. but they, they need, they need to, in the areas when you're in intervention in the digital there, when i say choose everything and everything is and so on. and young people that are there one diligently to, to, to develop that engine to get to come by. we have to move in there. we are out of time, but i'm really grateful for for this conversation. thank you very much. thank you so much and thank you for watching hope to hear again on was apart from me. ah ah ah ah, in the lease of canter russian state total narrative type is on the nose landscape div. mm hm. and i'm not getting all sunset for a coup in the 55 when. okay, so 9 is to final speed anyone else with will ban in the european union? the kremlin community up machine. restate on russia for date and split our t spoke neck even our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube with bullying into a so booty toria? no cranium, g. toya showed enough idea she s

ghana, they call them a brawny while with the clothes of dead white men and went to whip it was shot demick into, whoops, okay. light blue. so this one's grey lady, don't pull it there. the charity shop tossed offs from the western world. did sweat to see a rubbish. lucky shot. too many of them arrive in on wearable condition. while the tried in used clothes has created thousands of jobs, it's also turning parts of ghana into a toxic landfill. the world's unwanted fashion ends its journey here. and it's creating an environmental catastrophe, of unsinkable proportions. oh, oh. you know, cra, the working day begins long before dawn with thousands of ghanaians make their daily migration into the same to this west african capital from old father mock. across the biggest slum ayesha he drew suit, and her 18 month old son sharif joined the throng. working in the 2nd hand clothes tried. ah, well enough, incrementally, well, we can let j b a back it got that was it? m l m o n yes, now i have said there's a young lawyer and i sat down with a salary, a samoa starts his day early to he's a successful

world i can make foreign returns to dabble in january to assess the global economy, reshaped by the demick and the war. and ukraine can leaders from government and business, prevent a promised decade of actions becoming a decade of uncertainty. extensive coverage on al jazeera, me as a police investigator in thailand, pauline poster, and was renowned for getting result more than a guilty verdict in kyla biggest human trafficking trial. but after resting a military officer, he fled the country in fear for his life. thing the data gun, call me my job to pass along to you now for the 1st time to wayne's allegations will be it publicly boy, boy, team 11 we are. do you want me up? you want to go? do you want to park out? and in part 2 of the special one i want a investigation. we ask is corruption in thailand goes right to the tom in all ah, today, poet pong saren lives a frugal, lonely life in small town australia. but in 2015, this form of police major general, laid thailand's largest investigation into human trafficking or finality. with he brought down a vast criminal syndicate, responsible

triple demick. really fallen in love with this term. triple demick . and now term. triple demick.lking about masking forever. so would be for and you don't know what the triple demick is it's rsv covid and the flu . okay. when i mean i know flu. okay. when i mean i know natalia , it's so obvious to me natalia, it's so obvious to me why are a problem for children and why people like us have to fight to make it clear that children do not need to wear them. but just remind our viewers in your research with your evidence analysis that you've now done for over a year , what are the disadvantages for 7 , what are the disadvantages for ? children to wear masks ? well, ? children to wear masks? well, number one, it's unpleasant. i mean, the fact is like there's a reason why we a nose and mouth. and you remember halloween masks always have those parts of your face cut out . so those are the face cut out. so those are the parts that are open, not parts that are closed. so we've done, you know, many initiatives. one of them has been a helping organise a group called of normal, which is a gro

experts fear that holiday gatherings would create another triple demick of high flu rsv and covid cases. but that did not happen. the cdc says that it is not sure why another surge didn't occur but still says 36 8 still have high or very high flu activity. so another spike is still possible. veterans who are going through a suicidal crisis can get free emergency health care anywhere in the nation. starting tomorrow. you do not have to be enrolled in the va health care system to benefit from this program. and you can visit and a health care facility, not just the va hospital to get the help. the program was developed by the biden administration that allows veterans to receive up to 30 days of residential care and outpatient care for a full 90 days following any suicidal crisis. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 6, 8, months after the leak of a supreme court draft opinion revealed the end of roe versus wade. there are new developments on the suspected source of that leak will explain. we're learning new information about that jet that went down in the paul. how many lives have been lost and

it a pen demick that's far from over. that's more than any country in the world. now, did we see the same hysteria in the media as we're seeing now with china? of course, not as the us took the headline lead in the number of deaths and cases during the pandemic where americans singled out and forth to be tested more than other world travelers. know china is asking how come a small number of western media have deliberately hyped up and even misrepresented china's covert policy adjustment. and yet avoided reporting on the deficiencies and heavy price paid in their own countries called the response. this is nothing but double standards and is clearly against journalistic ethics. just a few weeks ago when we saw dozens of protests across various cities in china against the countries, strict coven measures was for leaders were keen to push, basing to compromise and meet the protesters, demands calling fusion, paying an authoritarian dictator. china has to figure out a way forward on dealing with was covered a way for that answers the of the health needs, but also answe

this problem is much worse in rural areas and we believe the number has doubled since the been demick the. the rising cost of living lead 2 weeks of protest claim dejan is communities in june. it's back on for a while since then president, yet more last pledge to spend $350000000.00 a year to improve health care and basic services. but 2023 is expected to be tough for ecuador, as the government, as imposed as varied the measures to tackle the budget deficit. giving families like seal be as little hope of ending the vicious cycle of hunger. allison, the beauty of just either teachers and venezuela calling on the government increase their salaries ah, and ministrations were held in 6 cities, including the capital, caracas, the minimum salary for public school teachers about $10.00 a month, and with inflation at more than 300 percent. teachers are saying that they're struggling to even cover basic expenses. protests against peruse president dina blotto showing no sign of easing demonstrators in the capital, lima calling for resignation and new elections. weeks. yvonne and protests broke

so 60000 people with coven 19 died in hospitals since it abandoned its strict and demick policy last month. it's so sharp increase from previously reported figures, and scientists say the true tally is likely to be higher. katrina, you reports from bay june almost 60000 people have died from quarter 19 in china in the past 5 weeks. that's according to new data released on saturday. it's a huge increase from previous figures. and health officials say the elderly has been hit the hardest really ill patients. i mean the elderly people with the oldest being 105, the average a 75 and a half. and those a 60 and above accounting for 89.6 percent of the cases are, is also common for them to have a variety of underlying diseases. the world health organization and several countries have acute china of under representing the scale of the outbreak. early last month, waging abruptly lifted its 0 curve policy after almost 3 years. hospitals nationwide were overwhelmed and medical staff under enormous pressure, including american dr. howard bernstein. everything was just completely clot, clogged up

ah, ah ah ah ah, whether it's upon demick the war in ukraine or the climate crisis, many of us are feeling anything but secure right now. businesses in particular are having a tough time make.

been made in the fight against child marriages and the health one day to witness the end of this and demick problem in my dea country. i'm a molina from poto reporting 40 w gals of media. you know, i think it's fair to say that anything that shattered the dreams of any young girl nice to and like now and any child marriage can be a serious problem. did you know that globally? every minute, some 28 girls under the age of 18 are forced to marry. now, although this men, as is prevalent all over the wild africa is particularly affected by it. but how widespread is it on the continent? let's take a closer look. 9 child and forced marriage is a violation of human rights and a harmful practice that disproportionately affects women and girls globally. around 650000000 women and girls, a life to day were married before the 18th birthday. every year, at least 12000000 girls are married before they reached the age of 18. that 28 girls every minute. in the least developed countries that number double west and central africa have the highest prevalence of child marriage in the world . for out of 10 girl

and of course, as we know, the china domestic issue, particularly in line with the pin demick, of course a series of protest and ref within has also contributed to why the constraints of china normally distributed throughout the world. but now, as we can see, of the vice premier has mention the global economy as back as a major agenda of china in the international landscape. and this is seen as a positive or optimistic take, particularly by major players ended developing world solar, the using of domestic pressures brought by the coven, 19 advocate china, and the willingness to pay a more active role in the global economics serve as an optimistic element in today's turbulent time. so this we can see is a potential bright spot that would thereby probably alleviate significantly the issue of a lation that is continuously accessible, beating throughout the world. don't you know it's all about bright slopes. another bright spot is the vice premier on trying to step so as a transition to green energy. how's the country progressing in that field sofa? well, you know, china is a cree driver of,

experts had feared that holiday gatherings to create another triple demick of high flu rsv in covid cases. but it didn't happen. cdc says they aren't sure why another surge didn't occur. but that 36 states still have high or very high flu activity. so another spike could be possible. well, scientists are revealing a possible side effect from covid vaccines. they say they could make botox wear off faster. researchers in israel say that their regular botox patients returned about 20 days sooner than usual after getting the pfizer covid vaccine. they think this might be due to the vaccine's impact of the body's immune response. dermatologists in the u.s. say they've noticed a similar trend among botox users. but experts say the possible cause medic side effect. it's not a reason to avoid getting vaccinated against covid. well, the hunt for children's pain medicine may be getting a bit easier because walgreens announced it's no longer living purchases of over-the-counter fever met back in december. the pharmacy for the purchase limit on children's pain. really medicines. so just tylenol the w

young activists, and recently our work has all been on social media and online because we've had demick. so this year we working on climate change through patton, african context. so interviewing or having discussions with activists from uganda and kenya, and just broadening our perspective on climate change and how the policy making takes place in different areas around the world and different challenges and coming up with solutions. and then also spreading awareness and advocating and pushing forward the climate just as taught and movement to educate as many people on the climate change issue and exposing the intersectionality needed and bringing about inclusive a t with in the time and justice movement. why do you think politically in the south african context that climate justice have taken a backseat to other issues such as, you know, the ones that get to me and i was talking about. so i think in the past, obviously if you're looking at a pre democratic south africa where people are fighting again, so paul said redeem and fighting for liberation. come a change, understandably so is

economic forum returns to diverse in january to assess the global economy, reshaped by the crime demick and the war in ukraine. can leaders from government and business prevent a promised decade of action becoming a decade of uncertainty. extensive coverage on al jazeera with i am for me. okay, thanks for joining me on the stream to day. we are looking at plastic pollution and what is being done about it. so even if you make a conscious effort not to buy plastic products, you can't escape them because we have plastics inside of us. i will tell you how much in the next half an hour. but 1st, let's find out how we got to this situation. i'm going to take you back to the 1950s since the 1950s people find a way war than 6300000000 tons of plastic. that's according to a stunt study that was done in 2017 globally every year. people throw away about 400000000 tons of plastic lace every single year. according to the o. e. c. d. plastic waste is on track to almost triple by 2060 with about half ending up in landfills. what do we do about that? i know you've got suggestions. i know you've got sol

as consumers of going out and spending even more from those savings they've accumulated during the demick. so it's less gloomy, outlook, but 2023 is still going to be the, the year of a slow down. right. and in terms of inflation, it's still well above the levels that we saw, at least before the coven, 1900 pandemic. you do expect it to decline to 6.6 percent this year from 8.8 percent in 2022. when you're back to inflation, to get to sort of pre pandemic levels. well, in 2023, this is the year where inflation really comes down globally. in fact, we think that globally, inflation already peaked in the late to 2020, to 80 percent of, of 190 countries for which we do forecasts likely to see lower inflation in 2023 and even lower in 2024. but even in 2024, for 80 percent of the countries inflation will be higher than it was before this surge above in inflation targets. and it's not until 2025. and beyond that we get closer to target levels and it's coming through a painful process of tightening monetary policy, slow growth, rising unemployment, as well as food in energy prices finally coming

at a demick, an independent journalist jason, michael believes that most media turn a blind eye to ukrainian war currents. util. rissa phobic, narrative, prevalent among western outlets. well, this is something that has been happening since the beginning of this conflict and has been happening on plain sight since the conflict began almost a year ago. or we have seen social media a wash with images. ready all tanks, artillery pieces, and soldiers, and hospitals and schools who west of media simply housed refuse to cover this or given any serious traction for public consumption, but have been no international condemnation of it for the very simple reason that the international community defined as the collective west is very much russell phobic and we are looking at the swift development certainly within the media and the political sphere in the west of a new cold war. so we're essentially going back to a default position of cold. ready reportage in the west where those enemies of russia are effectively get from whole passes for human rights violations, war crimes, and various. although i cra

it's covered 19 regulation temples around the city, a resuming custom that wasn't allowed went hand demick rules with killing play, worshippers and visitors returned to this temple. since we started its practice of burning incense this week, i think it is good to if the matcher, if before do the new year so that people can celebrate together at west calhoun station, thousands of people from mainland cities across the border with hong kong for the 1st time in 3 years, a sang and ideas cilla. we visited many times before to pandemic. one, we come from washington and we love hong kong. the ro, network suspended operations in january 2020, and only resumed them this month. family. we are here to visit our feminine hong kong. i haven't seen them for 3 years, and i missed them. economists say the recovery for industries hit hard by the pandemic won't happen overnight. but there is reason for some optimism describing a confidence that when the mobility is that it be like a repair all sectors growing, mol, growing, and also supporting the business that already has been 3 years. software from the p

i'm demick, have been credited for keeping death rates low, but a popularity in new zealand has been declining when he has moved from orphans. the announcement from justin to raw durn that she would be resigning, came as a complete surprise to everyone in new zealand. it wasn't that long ago after all that, she said she would definitely be seeking a 3rd term in office when the election is held this year. and that was the other big announcement from her that the election date has been set for the 14th of october. this year she of course will not be contesting that election and she says she will be in office no longer then february the 7th. so the labor party caucus will now meet this coming sunday to vote in a new party leader and prime minister. and that person will go on to contest that election. the timing of this announcement is interesting, and the main reason that she's given full resigning is that it's simply time that she feels she doesn't have what it takes anymore at to leave the country to go for a 3rd term and office. but her popularity, according to opinion polls had been

and i, you know, the kind of demick was remarkable and unprecedented in modern times. and i'm not sure anybody knew exactly what was going to happen afterwards. so in many ways it feels like what's been changed here is this era of expectations of inevitability, that everything is going to continue to go up into the right for these tech companies. that's clearly not true. they're public companies. they have stock prices. and when the stock prices go down, they faced the same kind of pressures that the automakers in the drug manufacturers and everybody else faces. and, and this is that layer well worn playbook when your stocks under pressure you, you cut costs and now we're seeing it for an exact. so it's capitalism, a work here. it really is. and it's really unfortunate. i mean, i don't think we should ever be glib about 10000 or 100000 people. these are real people losing their jobs. they have paychecks, they have family, they have mortgages. so there is a very significant human cost. the flip side of that though is, you know, we're so pleased when we see great job gro

as you said, winter, the twin said, the winter, the twin demick, they're it, demick, as they're callingt, all pressure, of dry all these pressure, a lot of dry as they refer to it. and when people have been kept indoors and from viruses just and kept from viruses is just been yeah. and been knocked by them. yeah. and with a lot people with a lot of people who complained really complained about some really nasty. yeah, yeah. it's what's happening china on an extreme happening in china on an extreme level. we've, level. yeah yeah. and we've, we've sure there's we've all had, i'm sure there's 300 500 people week 300 to 500 people a week possibly dying to delays in a&e care and that's absolutely shocking failed state type of stuff. but i mean, i think stuff. yeah, but i mean, i think a lot of this is i mean, if you keep people alive for long enough, eventually enough, they're eventually going to what's to die and. that's what's happened. people we happened. we can't people we locked made locked everything down. we made sure every kid gloves. sure we treat every kid gloves. everybody wear ma

health minister maria caulfield told gb news the nhs is facing more pressure this winter seeing a twin demickoth covid and flu, we're seeing over 50% increase in the number of patients in with flu at the moment. that has knock on effect if beds aren't available for a&e, which leads to the long waits you describe and has a knock on effect on ambulances being stuck at a&e trying to unload their patients . the of the royal college of nursing says the current crisis in a&e is much worse than before . the union has warned upcoming strikes will be the biggest ever the industry if the prime minister doesn't negotiate on pay- minister doesn't negotiate on pay. the rcn general secretary cullen, has told rishi sunak's to meet her halfway to ensure the industrial action this month doesn't go ahead. the union also says it's willing to consider a 10% pay rise rather 19. shadow health secretary wes streeting told they expect the government told they expect the government to sit and negotiate . the fight to sit and negotiate. the fight i did have to say to the nurses , however much i totally sympathise with