in the fall one sun beach on the east sea is deserted. it's the off season here 2 soldiers. have the beach to themselves. this time we're allowed to film them since they're not in uniform but. this is the same beach in the summer. on the right the premium beach for absolute visitors. on the left the public area where admission costs just a few cents. whether it's a group of workers a gathering of students or entire families everyone's enjoying themselves. and. people who ride by truck or on bicycles some come for the day others for a week. many come from rural regions. ok everybody dig in. and. we come from the countryside north of pyongyang. the whole family has come here to relax it's the best place to rest and have tried. our leader kim jong long encouraged us to come on. they're building another tourist site in one sun and this year we're enjoying the beach here. next year we plan to relax at the newcomer tourists on. in the distance we can see the construction site dozens of hotels are being built that's another priority for the current leader. when donald trump met wit

decades, a zero—sum relationship with the us on things like hong kong and taiwan, the south china sea, easte use of sovereignty in terms of treatment of the uighurs, for example, that flies in the face of a stronger focus on human rights in the case of the united states. no, there is no question that the united states really wants to work more closely with allies and a multilateral approach in dealing with china would be more effective. but despite the fact that most allies are happy to see biden than they were to see trump, their actual interest in working with the chinese are a lot greater with those of the americans, and that a european challenge, right? i mean, there is no question that the united states sees china across the board as the most important national security threat to america. the europeans largely don't feel that way. they are largely more aligned economically with the chinese. they are going to hedge a lot. diplomacy sometimes is a game of inches, of slow progress over many years, but is there one problem out there that the biden administration will think "we can fix this

in the fall one sun beach on the east sea is deserted. it's the off season here 2 soldiers. have the beach to themselves. this time we're allowed to film them since they're not in uniform but. this is the same beach in the summer. on the right the premium beach for absolute visitors. on the left the public area where admission costs just a few cents. whether it's a group of workers a gathering of students or entire families everyone's enjoying themselves. and. people arrive by truck or on bicycles some come for the day others for a week. many come from rural regions. ok everybody dig in. and. we come from the countryside north of pyongyang. the whole family has come here to relax it's the best place to rest and have tried. our leader kim jong long encouraged us to come on. they're building another tourist sargeant one son and this year we're enjoying the beach here. next year we plan to relying simply newcomer tourists on. but you know. in the distance we can see the construction site dozens of hotels are being built that's another priority for the current leader. when donal

in the fall one sun beach on the east sea is deserted. it's the off season here 2 soldiers. have the beach to themselves. this time we're allowed to film them since they're not in uniform but. this is the same beach in the summer. on the right the premium beach for affluent visitors. on the left the public area where admission costs just a few cents. whether it's a group of workers a gathering of students or entire families everyone's enjoying themselves. people arrive by truck or on bicycles some come for the day others for a week. many come from rural regions. ok everybody dig in. and. we come from the countryside north of pyongyang. the whole family has come here to relax it's the best place to rest and have tried. our leader kim jong long encouraged us to come and they're building another tourist site in one sun and this year we're enjoying the beach here. next year we plan to relax into a new comer tourist zone. but you know. in the distance we can see the construction site dozens of hotels are being built that's another priority for the current leader. when donald trum

convoy in the east sea blades or one that hutu group. demonstrates is a mere barkeep up the pressure on the military as more countries impose sanctions to protest this month's coup. welcome to the program the u.s. has recorded more than half a 1000000 deaths from cave it 19 the highest toll of the world despite efforts to rob vaccinations about 2000 americans are still dying every day. the bells tolled 500 times at the national cathedral in beverly of those killed it's been just over a year since the u.s. recorded its 1st death of the virus both a 28000000 people a feat infected since then christensen leaving reports now from washington d.c. president joe biden marked the somber milestone from the white house acknowledging the half 1000000 lost to cope with 19 not as a number but as individuals the people we lost were extraordinary they spanned generations born in america emigrated to america but just like that so many of them took their final breath alone in america as a nation we can't accept such a cruel fate while we were fighting th

decades, a zero—sum relationship with the us on things like hong kong and taiwan, the south china sea, easteignty in terms of treatment of the weaker people for example that flies in the face of a stronger focus on human rights in the case of the united states and there is no question that the united states really wants to work more closely with allies and a multilateral approach in dealing with china would be more effect of —— the weaker people. despite the fact that most allies were much happier to see by the actual interest in working with the chinese are a lot greater with those of the americans and that a european challenge, right? there is no question that the united states sees china across the board is the most important national security threat to america. the europeans largely don't feel that way. they are largely more aligned economically with the chinese, and they are going to hedge a lot. chinese, and they are going to hedge a lot-— hedge a lot. diplomacy sometimes _ hedge a lot. diplomacy sometimes is - hedge a lot. diplomacy sometimes is a - hedge a lot. diplomacy sometimes i

naval expansion is all about establishing china's dominant the region through the south china sea and the east china sea. notoriously china has been building military outposts on disputed islands throughout the region despite objections from its neighbors this is partly about staking out military might but it also has huge implications for the world economy a really significant proportion of global trade passes through these waters the greatest fear of all is that china could one day follow through on its threat to invade taiwan something that's not just a daily concern for the people of taiwan but for u.s. allies in the whole region the power. if taiwan were to be occupied by the chinese military then it becomes almost impossible to defend our entire network. i would bet. a blockade at that point. because at any time they could be invaded from taiwan if they're attacking these risks is going to take more new mental efforts from the u.s. in asia in the years to come from investing in the navy to rallying allies in the region to stick together that process was already underway cheering the trum

in the fall one sun beach on the east sea is deserted. it's the off season here 2 soldiers. have the beach to themselves. this time we're allowed to film them since they're not in uniform. this is the same beach in the summer. on the right the premium beach for affluent visitors. on the left the public area where mission costs just a few cents. whether it's a group of workers a gathering of students or entire families everyone's enjoying themselves. and. people arrive by truck or on bicycles some come for the day others for a week. many come from rural regions. ok everybody dig in. and. we come from the countryside north of pyongyang. the whole family has come here to relax it's the best place to rest and have tried. our leader kim jong long encouraged us to come on. they're building another tourist site in one sun and this year we're enjoying the beach here. next year we plan to relax into a new comer tourist zone. but you know. in the distance we can see the construction site dozens of hotels are being built that's another priority for the current leader. when donald trump

probably lesser risks related to accidental or inadvertent conflict related to the south china sea or the easts have a variety of incentives not to allow the situation to escalate. and both sides are very steeped in the history of the taiwan issue. but it remains extremely sensitive on both sides. and i think those risks are there. and i think part of the biden strategy is going to have to be aware of deterring china from moving toward greater military coercion of taiwan, which has been happening in the last year. and i hope that that's part of their strategy. evan medeiros, it is no doubt an issue we will revisit, but we have to end there. thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello. the cold snap across the uk continues. and no sign of anything milder for the remainder of this week. very cold nights ahead and some pretty bitterly cold days as well. a subtle change for today is that the wind will be lighter than it has been on monday and tuesday, though perhaps it won't feel quite as raw, but it's still an easterly or northeasterly wind. still some chains of showers

probably lesser risks related to accidental or inadvertent conflict related to the south china sea or the eastoth sides have a variety of incentives not to allow the situation to escalate. and both sides are very steeped in the history of the taiwan issue. but it remains extremely sensitive on both sides. and i think those risks are there. and i think part of the biden strategy is going to have to be aware of deterring china from moving toward greater military coercion of taiwan, which has been happening in the last year. and i hope that that's part of their strategy. evan medeiros, it is no doubt an issue we will revisit, but we have to end there. thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello. the overriding weather story for all of us week, at least this week will be just how cold it is. subzero wind chill in all parts during the first half of the week. that's going to bring hit and miss snow showers. many in the west will avoid them. hard overnight frosts return this week as the winds feel lighter. but later less cold air will try to push its way it looks like the c

in the fall one sun beach on the east sea is deserted. it's the off season here 2 soldiers. have the beach to themselves. this time we're allowed to film them since they're not in uniform but. this is the same beach in the summer. on the right the premium beach for affluent visitors. on the left the public area where admission costs just a few cents. whether it's a group of workers a gathering of students or entire families everyone's enjoying themselves. and. people arrive by truck or on bicycles some come for the day others for a week. many come from rural regions. ok everybody dig in. and. we come from the countryside north of pyongyang. the whole family has come here to relax it's the best place to rest and have tried. our leader kim jong long encouraged us to come on. they're building another tourist site in one sun and this year we're enjoying the beach here. next year we plan to relax into a new calmer tourist zone. but you know. in the distance we can see the construction site dozens of hotels are being built that's another priority for the current leader. when donal

they are aggressive in the south china she -- sea, and east china -- east china sea. and diplomatically you have seen their influence in dubya hon other organizations. diplomatic -- influence in who. they subsidize their industries and compete unfairly. if you want to do business in china you have to take on a chinese partner. you have to transfer your technology to them. those are not the types of rules we need to have a market-based economy. china has to change the behavior. host: domestically you work behind an effort to ring interlake soccer to tennessee. -- an effort to bring major league soccer to tennessee. sen. hagerty: a labor of love, tennessee is a great environment for sport, and entertainment based economy and tourism is very strong. there was a real opening for soccer offering here in our state. i decided it was time to do it. i went to visit the folks at major league soccer headquarters in new york and they were polite, there were 12 other states and cities ahead of us in the competition. i said, i think we can do very well. put together a great team. i

expansion is all about establishing china's dominance of the region through the south china sea and the eastchina sea. notoriously china has been building military outposts on disputed islands throughout the region despite objections from its neighbors this is partly about staking out military might but it also has huge implications for the world economy a really significant proportion of global trade passes through these waters the greatest fear of all is that china could one day follow through on its threat to invade taiwan something that is not just a daily concern for the people of taiwan but for us allies in the whole region. if taiwan were to be occupied by the chinese military then it becomes almost impossible to decide our entire network. at that point. because at any time they could be invaded from taiwan if they're attacking these risks is going to take monumental efforts from the u.s. in asia in the years to come from investing in the navy to rallying allies in the region to stick together that process was already underway cheering the trumpet ministration with meetings of the quo

expansion is really about establishing china's dominance of the region through the south china sea and the east china sea. notoriously china has been building military outposts on disputed islands throughout the region despite objections from its neighbors this is partly about staking out military might but it also has huge implications for the world economy a really significant proportion of global trade passes through these waters the greatest fear of all is that china could one day follow through on its threat to invade taiwan something that's not just a daily concern for the people of taiwan but for u.s. allies in the whole region their power. if taiwan were to be occupied by the chinese military then it becomes almost impossible to defend our entire network. at that point. because at any time they could be invaded from taiwan if they're attacking these risks is going to take monumental efforts from the u.s. in asia in the years to come from investing in the navy to rallying allies in the region to stick together that process was already on to wager in the trumpet ministration with meetings

have some tropical entrained within it so heavy downpours which will make their way through the east china sea southern areas of japan q show in particular we'll see some very heavy rain but the possibility of some localized flooding for much of honshu it shouldn't be too bad but the show was never really too far away cooler than of late temperatures in tokyo at about 11 celsius and falling a little bit of a northerly wind starts to freshen things up as we head into the weekend then what's the weather will make its way away from eastern china makes way for the next weather system to be more snow coming into central parts of western areas as we go on through sas day up towards the north are just spilling out of mongolia meanwhile we got some snow flurries too in the far north of pakistan northern areas of india can see a little westerly disturbance just sliding through this balsam snow out of afghanistan for much of south asia it is warm dry and sunny a chance of one of 2 showers that down towards kerala as we go through friday and on into saturday maybe a light show to the southern passes for

companies are tie ld to the people's liberation army, the a military that wants to control the east china seaina sea and, ultimately, support china's effort to become a hegemonic global power that controls -- we're looking at you are to kids and grandkids living in a different world. the flip side is these technologies that infiltrate the united states and europe are things that our kids use, that we use, that are in our cars, our television sets, in our handsets and phones. this information also, american information whether it's our personal information about where we live and who we hang out with or information about our medical conditions and our dna, that information goes back to the chinese national security state. it will be used for bad intent, it will be used to harm the united states of america and those sanctions were put in place by our administration to protect the american people from these twin evils. maria: so they're using it as leverage to try to blackmail people. is that one way they use our data? >> yeah. absolutely. maria: yeah. >> they are use that information. they will

companies are tie ld to the people's liberation army, the a military that wants to control the east china seah china sea and, ultimately, support china's effort to become a hegemonic global power that controls -- we're looking at you are to kids and grandkids living in a different world. the flip side is these technologies that infiltrate the united states and europe are things that our kids use, that we use, that are in our cars, our television sets, in our handsets and phones. this information also, american information whether it's our personal information about where we live and who we hang out with or information about our medical conditions and our dna, that information goes back to the chinese national security state. it will be used for bad intent, it will be used to harm the united states of america and those sanctions were put in place by our administration to protect the american people from these twin evils. maria: so they're using it as leverage to try to blackmail people. is that one way they use our data? >> yeah. absolutely. maria: yeah. >> they are use that information. they

over towards the east coast some very heavy downpours quite a strong wind blowing in from the east china sea there that rain makes its way across south korea into the far south of cuba i will see that rain just peppering up the key issues we go on through friday that could cause some localized flooding showers to into the far south of honshu but it should stay largely dry central parts tokyo around 10 degrees. yes we have got some dry weather in place to say coming in across the philippines over the next couple of days following on from our recent spell of flooding we have got some showers from time to time but more the way of sunshine and shallows scattering the showers into malaysia but more big down polls coming in across indonesia adding to the flooding concerns that we have for java in particular the heavy showers continue here as you go on through friday just picked up by the storm just out towards the timor sea want to show is into southern parts of india and also into flank raver the next few days much of india is fine and try but she was up to was northern parts of pakistan. at ways

there for getting up to 7 in soul behind that will be some cloud and rain just moving across the east china sea and that will roll its way just to the south of q shoot for sas table to the temperature 15 celsius in tokyo could add to the the melting snow that we have here so there is always still a worry of some flooding as a result of that 10 celsius in seoul by this day's double figures 2 for beijing and for the weekend it doesn't last you try and find across a good part of china try and find to across much of indochina because the usual showers driven in the northeast the monsoon there into the philippines into malaysia where we see the heaviest of the showers running across indonesia some wet weather to making its way towards sri lanka over the next day or so but doesn't that bad as we go on through friday for a state with snow just scouting across the far north of india helping to just shift the focus and the smoke that will make its way further east with some wet weather coming in across the pool dry weather coming back in behind but poor visibility is once again. sponsible qatar airways

naval expansion is all about establishing china's dominant the region through the south china sea and the east china sea. notoriously china has been building military outposts on disputed islands throughout the region despite objections from its neighbors this is partly about staking out military might but it also has huge implications for the world economy a really significant proportion of global trade passes through these waters the greatest fear of all is that china could one day follow through on its threat to invade taiwan something that's not just a daily concern for the people of taiwan but for u.s. allies in the whole region their power. if taiwan were to be occupied by the chinese military then it becomes almost impossible to defend our entire network. at that point. because at any time they could be invaded from taiwan if they're attacking these risks is going to take more new mental efforts from the u.s. in asia in the years to come from investing in the navy to rallying allies in the region to stick together that process was already under way during the trumpet ministration with m

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of sunshine and i think across much of north america now we've got clear skies coming into the east the sea posted a brisk and cold wind blowing away here they say around minus 3 celsius in the heat of the day on saturday warms up as we go on into sunday hausfrau lossy dry but want to wintry flourish in the west. at ways. to say just say that it's time for a different approach so let's leave them closely to the headlights join me as i take on the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions are marc lamont hill and it's time to get up front. let's. move. let's. leave. this is al-jazeera. this is the news out live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. man mall security forces crackdown on protesters amanda lie at least 2 people are killed by live fire. a confidential u.n. report accuses dawn chomps ally eric.

they are approaching the south china sea, east china sea, they are threatening freedom, the bayesian sea lanes the world. american -- their predatory economic crises are awful. you cannot go to china and have access to markets that we to get ours. they are doing everything they can to take our intellectual property and they have. we have got to stand up to this and i think ringing our allies in like india, australia, japan, is the best possible way to contain china. china only understand strength. we have got to retain our strength is america both militarily and economically. >> donald trump -- it is great stuff. donald trump has decided to come to cpac. i do not know if that is popular in this room or not. [applause] hold your fire. keep that enthusiasm. we have another two days to get through. senator haggerty thinks you need to give a boast in politics. if he stays involved talking about the things that bob lighthizer's been talking about that will help us win on these issues. president trump is the one who bring unity to his party, he is the one who bring us together, because thi

sea. they're doing military exercises around taiwan. trying to take over the east china sea.ing to displace the united states in the pacific. by any definition they are a rogue nation. i think they are scared they know a lot of could countries will look at that and they're afraid. i think joe biden will make nice with the chinese. i may be wrong but i think beijing is afraid other countries might pick up handle. connell: there are only two sides. athletes working their whole life they don't want to be made pawns in a political issue but sometimes others can argue it is effective. thank you, harry, we'll follow all issues on china. we also have a make-or-break moment for one of the nation's larg school districts. all 25,000 members of the chicago teachers union to have to midnight to vote on reopening the city's schools. the vote total on in person learn something expected tomorrow. if the plan passes, students are expected to begin phasing back into the classroom this week. ♪. you shouldn't try at home... look, liberty mutual customizes home insurance so we only pay for what

rain spreading eastwards as the day goes on, and it will be windy, particularly across the irish sea, east, and we'll see gusts up to around 70 mph, so some big waves. but if you're outside, you'll notice it feeling much milder. whereas across the eastern parts, still another cold day but not quite as cold as it's been. and temperatures will continue to rise as we go through sunday night. cloud and outbreaks of rain still across parts of england and wales going into monday morning. elsewhere, some clearer spells and a few showers. these are the temperatures as we start off on monday morning. many of us didn't even reach that for a high in the past week. the air is coming from a different direction, low—pressure dominating things now. pulling in airfrom the southwest, on that flow, we will get these wet and windy weather systems at times. but this flow is from a different, warmer direction and lifting temperatures above the average for this time of year for some of us. still a bit of rain affecting parts of the eastern side of england as monday begins. some showers pushing from southwest to

meditate on and see its 100 of dunkers that are making their way all along especially in the east marijan and sea and it's also many oil and gas drilling that are already existing under the developments so what we sow here is you know just a kind of throw off what is going to be destroyed ation in the east on medellin beseen in the us we change our governments gender way to sink and really addiction to these kind of fossil fuels. for jobs there have been so rough a reminder of our top stories new research shows that the johnson and johnson bank scene is highly effective in preventing severe cases of cave at 19 the single shot job could get emergency approval for use in the u.s. by the end of the week god has become the 1st country to receive vaccines through the international kovacs came 600000.

companies are tie ld to the people's liberation army, the a military that wants to control the east china seaa and, ultimately, support china's effort to become a hegemonic global power that controls -- we're looking at you are to kids and grandkids living in a different world. the flip side is these technologies that infiltrate the united states and europe are things that our kids use, that we use, that are in our cars, our television sets, in our handsets and phones. this information also, american information whether it's our personal information about where we live and who we hang out with or information about our medical conditions and our dna, that information goes back to the chinese national security state. it will be used for bad intent, it will be used to harm the united states of america and those sanctions were put in place by our administration to protect the american people from these twin evils. maria: so they're using it as leverage to try to blackmail people. is that one way they use our data? >> yeah. absolutely. maria: yeah. >> they are use that information. they will use a

town and see its hundreds of dunkers that are making their way all along especially in the east marathon and sea and it's also many other and gas drilling that are already existing until developments so what we saw here is you know just a kind of promo of what is going to be destroyed nation in the east on midtown and best seen. unless we change our governments gender way to sink and really addictions this kind of. supporters of new jersey positionally to have clashed with police after he declared himself the winner of the presidential runoff demonstrators that are barricades and lit fires in the capital of the m.b. the election commission declared maman barzun the winner but maher harmonia claims widespread voter fraud and insists that he is the rightful winner. a german court has sentenced a former syrian intelligence officer to 4 half years in jail for being an accomplice in crimes against humanity it's the world's 1st prosecution involving state sponsored torture by president bashar al assad's government dominic kane reports from berlin. 10 years ago a yacht guard was working for the syrian

down and see its hundreds of dunkers that are making their way all along especially in the east marijan and sea and it's also many other and gas drilling that are already existing until developments so what we saw here is you know just a kind of promo of what is going to be destroyed ation in the east on midtown than best seen in the us we chanced and our government's gender way to sink and a really addiction to these kind of fossil fuels. the international olympic committee has named the australian city of brisbane as the preferred candidate to host the 2032 olympic games the city will now enter talks with bid organizes the i.o.c. president thomas back did say that a final decision has not yet been made the i.o.c. overhauled its bidding rules in 2019 in a bid to cut costs and make the process easier for cities and drew woodward is a sports marketing consultant in australia and he explains why the i.o.c. changed its selection process. and all this kind of bell because the international olympic committee quite frankly had to clean up its act when it came to bidding there were a lot of concerns a

it on and see it's 100 of dungarees that are making their way all along especially in the east marijan and sea and it's also many oil and gas drilling that are already existing and all developments so what we saw here is you know just a kind of stronghold of what is going to be destroyed nation in the east on minitel and best seen in the last week chance and our government's gender way to sink and a really addiction to these kind of fossil fuels the united nations has new worries about a long abandoned fuel tanker off the coast of yemen that risks a monumental oil spill it said it's facing new delays to its plans to deploy a mission there because of this no request from the rebels diplomatic editor james bass as mall. the un is increasingly concerned about the state of the tanker which it's estimated has $1100000.00 barrels of oil on board they were told in november they could carry out an assessment mission but since then there's been delay after delay the spokes person for the u.n. secretary general says it's as though the goalposts are constantly shifting we've been talking about the strate

it on and see it's hundreds of dungarees that are making their way all along especially in east marathon and sea and it's also many oil and gas drilling that are already existing and all developments so what we saw here is you know just a kind of strong move of what is going to be destroyed ation in the east on midtown and best seen in the u.s. we chanced and our government's gender way to sink and a really addiction to this kind of fossil fuels. american golfer tiger woods is recovering from surgery after being fair if he ended in a car crash near los angeles has sajan has confirmed the 15 time major champion has fractured has now a leg police are saying he's lucky to be alive they've attacked reports. a close up look at toggle woods's car reveals the severity of the accident which left him with severe injuries to both legs his lower right limb took the brunt of the impact and needed lengthy surgery with doctors using pins and rods to stabilize the damage woods was travelling at speed and in the touristy dangerous stretch of road in los angeles he hits a curb then a tree before rolling several

sunshine in southern and eastern areas but it is windy wherever you are, gales up through the irish sea, the eastthe west of scotland, and at 30 or a0 mph even in the southeast with the sunshine it is still a windy day. the rain will continue this evening and overnight. it will start to pep up and overnight. it will start to pep up again at times with some heavier bursts. with the wind is continuing, temperatures will be more like what they should be doing today, in fact a little above. so very mild and it will stay that way for much of the week. the flood warnings are starting to rise as well. so naturally the met office amber warning and yellow warnings under —— for the rain warning and yellow warnings under —— forthe rain and warning and yellow warnings under —— for the rain and wind, but there are flood warnings because it doesn't end here, the weatherfront flood warnings because it doesn't end here, the weather front is still with us and the area of low pressure tomorrow. the contrast in temperatures, the warmth heading up from the south is just enhancing the rain, but where the sunshine bre

companies are tie ld to the people's liberation army, the a military that wants to control the east china seaecome a hegemonic global power that controls -- we're looking at you are to kids and grandkids living in a different world. the flip side is these technologies that infiltrate the united states and europe are things that our kids use, that we use, that are in our cars, our television sets, in our handsets and phones. this information also, american information whether it's our personal information about where we live and who we hang out with or information about our medical conditions and our dna, that information goes back to the chinese national security state. it will be used for bad intent, it will be used to harm the united states of america and those sanctions were put in place by our administration to protect the american people from these twin evils. maria: so they're using it as leverage to try to blackmail people. is that one way they use our data? >> yeah. absolutely. maria: yeah. >> they are use that information. they will use artificial intelligence to gather it up, and th

lava streams from . a vent low the crater flowed down to the sea the east of the island, i away fromy time. i the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch, they called it �*mir�* — the russian for peace. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: president biden has taken part in a televised debate in milwaukee. he says it's time to spend big on a covid rescue package. the night—time curfew in the netherlands could be in doubt after a court ruled that the government hadn't shown why it was necessary to stop coronavirus spreading. businesses in zimbabwe, already experiencing serious issues, have been badly affected by the coronavirus pandemic. a strict lockdown was imposed in january to deal with a second wave and it was extended last monday. despite the problems, some small businesses are thriving under the measures, as the bbc�*s shingeye zimnyoka reports. the first batch of covid vaccines arrived in the country on monday. it is just 200,000 doses donated by the chinese government, but it is a start. even the recent ravages, it is an incredib

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lava streams from . a vent low the crater flowed down to the sea the east of the island, i away fromectacular night launch, they called it �*mir�* — the russian for peace. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: at least a50 children reportedly killed or wounded in sniperfire in yemen and now the un warns of unimaginable humanitarian consequences, with the latest escalation of fighting. myanmar�*s military warns anti—coup protestors could face up to 20 years in prison if they obstruct the armed forces. canada has launched a global declaration against the detention of foreign nationals for political purposes, calling the practice �*immoral�*. 58 nations have signed up. this initiative doesn�*t specifically target any specific nation, but china and iran have been accused of detaining foreign nationals for leverage, and canada is still in dispute with china over two nationals detained back in 2018. but what can a non—binding initiative actually achieve? sarah leah whitson is the executive director of dawn, a non—profit promoting human rights in the middle east and north africa. the extr