prime minister ahmed won the nobel peace prize and 29000 for ending a decades long conflict with eritrea and introducing long overdue reforms to his country but after cracking down on protesters and dissolving his own ruling coalition ethiopia and sliding back into repression and violent conflict this week's headline a close ally an advisor to the ethiopian prime minister. thank you for joining me from your prime minister ahmed one of the 2019 nobel peace prize at the end of a year in which he locked up journalists detained protesters and cut off the internet is that really how no. peace prize winners are supposed to behave i don't know where you get these fights the there is no any your knowledge is in prison now he didn't arrest 5 journalists in september 29th. so the police failed to produce any shred of evidence for their alleged crimes there's an exaggerated thing now that i mean exaggerated is not a single exaggerated means of what there was one i'm going to leave it there if that there is one incident then we're fake news has been. put in a market to decide violence against the gr

will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency and nationals from eritrea kurdistan me and bar and he also said 2 done in tanzania will start receiving diversity visas that's a process that awards green cards to countries with low immigration to the u.s. gabriel elizondo has more on the homeland security announcement from washington d.c. . well administration officials are saying that in their words it's not a travel ban they're saying it's just travel restrictions it only applies in theory at least they say to a certain group of people that want to come to the united states it would be citizens of these 6 countries but they say will only apply to immigrant visas for people that from those countries that wanted to move to the united states administration officials are quick to point out that it will not apply they say to people that are applying for student visas or work visas they also say it will not affect any of the citizens currently in the united states from these 6 countries that are legally here on valid visas they're saying it's simply will only affect those that are a

will suspend these says that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kurdistan myanmar and nigeria he also said sudan and tanzania will stop receiving diversity visas a process that awards green cards to countries with low immigration to the u.s. or gabriel joins us now from washington d.c. gay boy is the u.s. imposing these additional restrictions on these countries in particular. yeah that's a very good question and we pressed homeland security officials on that we said exactly what is it with these 6 countries and they gave a broad overview basically saying this was a top to bottom review of security measures when it comes to immigration from many countries and these are the 6 that were identified when we pressed him on why they briefly went down the list but they basically said that all of these countries either do not use electronic passport technology and or don't properly liaise with interpol or don't release information about potential terrorist suspects or suspects with criminal activity in their countries as they go through the visa process with the united sta

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restrictions on 6 countries will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kyrgyzstan me and ma and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also stop receiving so-called diversity visas. the u.k.'s officially left the european union often more than 3 years 3 years after a referendum narrowly won by the leave boat the u.k. now and has a transition period with the european union while the new trade agreement is negotiated prime minister barak's johnson says the country is in quite a moment of national renewal and those are the headlines on al-jazeera the latest edition of inside story is next. talk to al jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption and we listen so if you really put place china as an enemy of the north and that's really then yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. breaks it is finally happening britain leaves the european union up to more than 3 years of political calles but what does it stand to gain or lose for the quotes in the blog and does it signal the beg

impossible in conflict ridden somalia south sudan and uganda also at risk swarms have also been cited in eritrea yemen and all moms feel germany is facing odd nuclear energy hoping to replace it with wind and solar in the long run but now it's facing a major setback after a generous government support is waning and expansion plans come back legal complaints by angry residents as well as the approval times of brought the sector to a near standstill it's a huge crisis for the german wind industry 2 large wind turbine makers have already folded. there are still some big construction sites for wind parks left in germany like here in mclean book for palm on. 16 windmills are being constructed in spite of the heavy fog i think. it all depends on the wind and weather like today at 1st you couldn't see anything so we couldn't work at lunch time the wind starts picking up if we have bad luck we only get 2 sections up and then we'll have to stop. the workers here of learning to deal with the fog on the site it's the political climate that's giving them problems the german government is causing everyone to

that is opaque a total of 6 countries are affected by the new rules as well as nigerians people from eritrea kurdistan and myanmar will no longer be able to get on the path to permanent residency sudanese and tanzania nationals will be banned from taking part in the diversity visa lottery scheme. nigerians make up the biggest group of african immigrants in the united states in 2018 well over half of the 8 has an immigrant visas issued to nigerians went to immediate relatives of american citizens. as a meeting with his nigerian counterpart in washington on tuesday u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe cited information sharing as the reason for the new restrictions. because niger has room to grow and sure porton national security information. optimistic that's going to happen. until then though the joyful times lindsay shares with her daughter are temperance by uncertainty about her future. the world health organization criticized africa for being too slow now officials are ramping up preparations for any outbreak of the coronavirus the continent has closed trade and business ties with china

misinformation can cause this misinformation is dangerous so you keep informed and basically don't panic eritrea thanks to. thaw the philippines has reported the 1st corona virus death outside of china officials in the last say that the 44 year old man from han the chinese city which has been hardest hit by the outbreak more than 14000 people have been infected worldwide almost all of them on mainland china as the number of cases there continues to grow factories have gone into overdrive to meet the demand for medical supplies. philippines health authorities said the coronavirus patient had shown signs of recovery but deteriorated quickly despite the fatality officials are urging calm mesures. because the spread. is being strictly that many countries are now refusing entry to travelers who have recently visited china against world health organization advice new zealand is the latest. and much of this is because simply we do not know we're in the very early stages of this virus and there are still things that we having to learn about the whites being transmitted so i this is not an ounce meant th

conflict ridden somalia south sudan and uganda are also would raise and swarms have been cited in eritrea yemen and oman will join doreen joins us now from nairobi to tell us more about the situation what sort of food security risk is this actually posing. well ben if you look at the eastern africa region already the areas that have been affected by the locust invasion are areas that really do struggle with food insecurity and i would put it that way because we're looking at the north eastern parts of all of kenya and also areas in somalia that have already been affected by drought so there is still food security we're looking at here is that a single locust invasion is actually one that could lead to a loss of up 217-0000 tons of grain and that's enough to feed about a 1000000 people these locusts as we know them if they are moving at the speed at which we are being told they're moving at which is about 150 kilometers per day that means they could destroy even walden the 170000 tons of grain that have been given as an estimate joy we were just looking at pictures there before of aerial s

nationals of nigeria, eritrea, myanmar, kyrgyzstan will no longer be able to obtain visas to live and work in the u.s., while sudan and tanzania will no longer be able to participate in the diversity visa lottery program. the ban, commonly referred to as the muslim ban, already affects citizens from iran, libya, syria, yemen, somalia, venezuela, and north korea. democrats say they will chchallenge the new ban and are expected to introduce the no ban act in congress soon. we'll have more on the -- on n this w with omar child h later in the broadcast. the coronoavirus outbreak continues to spread, with the death toll in china now topping 360 0 and over 17,000 cases of infection worldwide. on saturday, a 44-year-old man in the philippines became the firsrst casualty of f the diseae outside of china. the united states has declared a public health emergency and is barring foreign nationals who have recently traveled to china from entering the country. u.s. citizens who have visited hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, will be quarantined when reentering the u.s. the shanghai stot

each country has a security threat nigeria has boko hirani eritrea sounds like nigeria. was in tanzania because trump's friend had his jeep mauled by a rhino there bad blood sudan has too many revolutions and kyrgyzstan because he misspelled kenya and auto correct at all these consonants. this is just a racist policy aimed at separating families most of the poor refugees from conflicts the u.s. military has poured weapons into me and maher is up to no good because they change their name from burma very suspicious. zimbabwe your next what was wrong with their old name rhodesia was involved it was a. used to be named after a white guy named cecil rhodes oh then why did not go. oh they don't want to be confused with sincerely and. shadiest italians they only get 000-000-0000. 00000 feeling that you are selling continues to be a godsend for telecom companies telecom companies that are now free from regulations and willing to put your personal info up for sale for more on this we go to our troops bomb now we do. desperately want people to like them and others who embrace bein

concerns washington is suspending visas that could lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kurdistan me and ma and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also start receiving diversity visas airstrikes on opposition held territory in northern syria forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee to the turkish border at least 21 civilians have been killed in recent attacks in recent days those are the headlines talk to al-jazeera is up next. the story is just found since i'd like some media angles in this story are too numerous for comfort separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the journalism the listening post on al-jazeera. would see. the nile at almost 7000 kilometers it's africa's longest river. its waters run through 11 countries. and for the 218000000 people living along its banks the nile symbolizes life itself just as it did for those who settled along the river centuries ago. but a huge new project in ethiopia has triggered a major dispute with egypt. and scientists warning construction of the rene since dam aimed at massively increasing ethiopia's elect

ethiopian prime minister ahmed won the nobel peace prize and 2900 for ending a decades long conflict with eritrea.

south it's a high of 22 degrees with quite fine elsewhere looking very fine wanted to showers around eritrea but looking at fine conditions the most part we've largely lost the showers affecting parts away. stuff ruka so in abidjan for instance in the ivory coast it should be fine by of 20 done. over 70 years after one tribes and that journey from palestine to the nile delta 0 world meets the largest concentration of $948.00 refugees in egypt. the socially isolated community with a few rights fighting to survive and keep their palestinian heritage alive in a world where their cause is increasingly marginalized egypt's fatherland on al-jazeera. the e.u. . welcome back time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization has warned the coronavirus epidemic is escalating rapidly and actions must be taken quickly to prevent a pandemic this follows the confirmation of a number of new cases in europe and the middle east at least 4 more people have died from the virus initially taking the death toll there to 11 italy has the highest number of cases in europe with 3

will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kyrgyzstan and nigeria sudan and tanzania will stop receiving diversity visas. israel's military says it launched airstrikes on targets in the gaza strip in response to 3 rockets fired by palestinians it's been no reports of casualties from the exchanges of far israel said it hit targets linked to hamas including underground infrastructure used to manufacture weapons. well those are the headlines stay with us now to inside story is up next. a break that is finally happening britain and the european union up to more than 3 years of political calles but what does it stand to gain for the quotes in the blog and does it signal the beginning of the breakup of the u.k. itself this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm nick clegg and also more than 3 years of political wrangling to general elections and angry protests across the united kingdom brics it is finally here 2300 g.m.t. on friday the time that goes down in history the out the u.k. became the 1st country to leave the european union ending

restrictions on 6 countries will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kyrgyzstan and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also stop receiving so-called diversity visas. the u.k. is officially left the european union often more than 3 years 3 years after a referendum now really won by the leave boat. as a transition period with the european union while the new trade agreement is negotiated prime minister barak's johnson says the country is in quite a moment of national renewal and those are the headlines on al-jazeera the latest edition of inside story is next. talk to al jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption and we listen so if you really put in place china as an enemy of the listen that's really then yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. breaks it is finally happening britain leaves the european union up to more than 3 years of political calles but what does it stand to gain or lose for the quotes in the blog and does it signal the beginning of the breakup of

south it's a high of 22 degrees of quite fine elsewhere looking very fine wanted to showers around eritrea but looking at fine conditions the most part we've largely lost the showers affecting parts of west africa so in abidjan for instance in the ivory coast it should be a fine day highs of 29. and the nation where corruption is endemic. now embroiled in a battle to hold the account. how has this radical transformation. i mean nobody i mean if you want to know shedding light on the roumanians pressing for change and there unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain people. on outages in. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i'm treated all be a reminder of your top stories so far 3 days of violence in the indian capital has left at least 20 people dead nearly 200 others have been injured as hindus fought with muslims in new delhi and followed more protests against a contentious citizenship law the world health organization has warned the coronavirus epidemic is rapidly escalating and action must be taken quickly to prevent it from becoming a pandemic. in south korea the healt

department of homeland security will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kurdistan and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also stop raising so-called diversity visas they award the green cards to countries with low immigration numbers to the u.s. travel restrictions of course been placed on muslim majority countries iran libya somalia syria and yemen going back to 2017. airstrikes on opposition held territory in northern syria forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee to the turkish border those 22 civilians have been killed in russian backed government attacks in just the last few days where you know mohammed has more. there's only rubble and daybreak left of the days of strikes by syrian forces backed by russian air power the target the northern syrian town of and it lead province the last major rebel held stronghold and insecure red activists showed the extent of the damage there an area devastated by barrel bombs. from an elephant out of the bombardment continues here a helicopter just dropped a bomb on the syrian civil defense rupe known as the whi

. >> eritrea, and and zane yeah. they have join the countries that remain in place from the original ban. the ban was first put in place three years ago. but struck down by the supreme court which cited insufficient reasons for keeping people from those countries from entering the united states. only after the white house submitted several revisions and added venezuela and north korea to the list was the ban upheld. thousands of children have been separated from their parents as a result of the ban. the white house disputed claims that the travel ban seeks to single out muslims or any other religious or ethnic groups. mike: delta, american and united airlines are suspending flights between the u.s. and china. they are experiencing a sharp decrease in demand for the flights. lauren greene is in the new york city newsroom with the greatest. reporter: the massachusetts case that was just confirmed, the coronavirus is showing no signs of slowing down. a new report that a person in new york city is being tested for the vi

reporter: eritrea, kirnlg and, burma, and tan.ictions on six countries that failed to meet the criteria for security. they cite insufficient reasons for keeping people from entering the united states. only after the white house made several revision and adds north korea and iran to the list. thousands of people were separated from their parents as a result of the first ban. the white house disputed claims the travel ban seeks to single out muslims or any other religious or ethnic group. mike: palestinian president mahmoud abbas threatening to cut security ties with the u.s. abbas feels the plan heavily favored israel. it would give the palestinians limited self-rule and allow israel to annex its settlements there while keeping most of jerusalem. up next, how the lakers paid their respects to kobe bryant last night and what investigators are learning from the fatal helicopter crash. me y. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoo

the north and the south and that's resulting in some showers for parts of south sudan through into eritrea also to share activity generally across the sinai and into more eastern parts of egypt that low pressure comes in across the mediterranean and we have got an area of low pressure across iran and iraq and that's going to develop during the course of choose day so certainly for iran there's going to be some very heavy rain and could see some outbreaks of snow a frontal system will be extending down into parts of saudi arabia maybe down through just to the north of riyadh so one to watch there for much of central and northern africa where the conditions are generally looking fine but we have got some showers affecting west africa standing away from liberia down through to ghana and we have had some very dusty conditions lot of dust blowing at the sahara and that's been affecting the canaries but i think by monday weather conditions here will be improving. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet suc

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as the cato institute found, no one born in nigeria, myanmar, tanzania, or eritrea have been responsible a single terrorist-related death on american soil. if america were worried about lax security, they were ban all visas from this country but it's only targeting permanent immigrant visas, leaving temporary visas from those countries untouched, which suggests that something else is going on here. last year, when trump unveiled a new immigration plan, white house aides told "the washington post" that trump wanted high skilled, well-educated, english-speaking immigrants who could assimilate easily and give back to the country. that's an understandable wish list for any world leader. but if that's what trump wants, he should know that nigerian immigrants, who make up the largest group of sub-saharan immigrants in the united states as of 2017, check all those boxes. they are some of the most educated immigrants in america. according to the migration policy institute, 59% of nigerian immigrants in the u.s. hold at least a bachelor's degree, nearly double the proportion of americans born in

will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kyrgyzstan me and mark and nigeria sudan and tanzania will stop receiving diversity visas israel's military says it launched airstrikes on gaza targets in the gaza strip in response to 3 rockets fired by palestinians there's been no reports of casualties from the exchange of fire tension has been high since u.s. president donald trump announced his middle east peace plan on cheese day. well those are the headlines stay with us and al-jazeera face to face is up next. org. custer wanted our she wanted a different future sister wanted his country chay wanted international revolution for a long time those parallel objectives could sit alongside one another and drive each other forward but there came a point when obviously they not only did that at that point the relationship and their political project came to you and. i thought on the face of the daily it's a lot of say 10 already now what i believe or not overfilled what i hope this year will cut through i want to see how what blood libel can i'll simply

they were eritrea, kgyzstan, myanmar, nigeria, sudan and tanzania.izens of those nations will face new requirements on whether they can enter the u.s. more details after the news mmary. and britain has officially left after three natural years of political wrangling, prime minister boris johnson celebrate it wdld event a continuing questions about the fallout from brecks it. garyeg ben of indepdent television news has our report. >> have you spent theoountry in as the bricks it, prime minister? >>rime minister, iu could lean in, that would be lovely. >> a sism bollig cabinet meeting . on monday in his speech,he prime minister will say he wants a trade deal like canada has he withffort u., openly acknowledging for the first time that approach means expeive delays as products are checked to the border to the effort u. the government's schmaltz and consensus amongst economists, that will hurt areas like the northeast. in brullses, the u.k.'s effort u. autopsy lowered is effort u. flag. its statue numbers go up with the added pressure of being outside th

signed an order on friday to impose restrictions on travelers from nigeria, burma, kyrgyzstan and eritreatizens from sudan and tanzania are banned from the diversity visa lottery. they can still apply for other visas. this now brings the total number of countries on the restricted travel list to 13. restrictions are set to take effect on february 22nd. >>> well, a woman is under arrest after a security breach in mar-a-lago just hours after the president was set to arrive. police say 30-year-old hannah roemhild drove a black suv through two of mar-a-lago's security checkpoints. secret service and sheriff's deputies opened fire hitting that vehicle, but she sped off. police later found her bullet riddled suv at this west palm beach motel tackling her as she attempted to flee. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> okay, we want to turn to another big and developing story this morning, the latest in the coronavirus outbreak. the u.s. government has declared a public health emergency as a new case is confirmed and the president restricts entry of foreign nationals and american citizens are quaranti

south it's a high of 22 degrees with quite fine elsewhere looking very fine wanted to showers thrown eritrea but looking at fine conditions the most part we've largely lost the showers affecting parts of west africa so in abidjan for instance in the ivory coast it should be a fine day highs of 29. but . there is a huge group of people that work behind our screens and the power they have. to keep swiping through your twitter feed that's just the way we all click i agree to the terms and conditions that. most of us never even get a signal for and actually that's designed as well ali riggs explores how designers are manipulating our behavior in the final episode all hail the algorithm on a jersey of. banks love to make loans to suffering because behind the suffering are millions of taxpayers because most taxpayers now. to go away is a new one born every single day and it is an urgent national. visually request. of the support mechanism we created together because i happen to live in creeks somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person. that's machine on al-jazeera. a comeback is a reminder of the top s

warm sunshine coming through temperatures around the 20 degree mark my just want to showers around eritrea the ethiopian is pushing down into we're kenya uganda could catch one or 2 showers a slide there way over towards the gulf of guinea but for much of west africa warm sunshine hot sunshine for some we have seen some record breaking heat in a recent days for the south while the showers continue across the tropics extending all the way into northern parts of tanzania. a journey of personal discovery by a great grandfather he was a slave of the only property al-jazeera is james gunn and expose his family's legacy of slave owners shut down like my family's status and while for has benefited from their choice to slave people and america's debt to the black people today some of us so scar we even scared to speak out because it's a problem. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction of politicians in coats and loads of millions of people across the country and there's a dockside in detroit is we do see the grit from his o

has announced new immigration restrictions on 6 countries citing security concerns citizens from eritrea stand me and mar in nigeria will no longer be able to apply for long term residency sudanese nationals in tanzania ends are also facing restrictions nigeria's government says it's working with the us government to try and find a solution. president trump is rolling back obama era restrictions on the use of land mines which have been banned by more than 100 countries trump said the policy which was implemented in 2014 had put american troops at a severe disadvantage arms control proponents have been quick to criticize the move it'll allow the use of anti personnel landmines in exceptional circumstances the united states is not a signatory to the 997 mine ban treaty most of the world is a total of $164.00 countries global production and exports of mines have both been reduced and more than $10000000.00 have been destroyed but the latest figures show land mines killed more than 3000 people and injured almost 4000 in 2018 more than half of the victims were children armed conflict and wars

homeland security said it will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency for people from eritrea killed a stand near in march and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also stop receiving diversity visas at award green cards to countries with low immigration numbers to the u.s. government i was on the as more of the homeland security announcement from washington d.c. . well administration officials are saying that in their words it's not a travel ban they're saying it's just travel restrictions that only applies in theory at least they say to a certain group of people that want to come to the united states it would be citizens of these 6 countries but they say will only apply to immigrant visas for people that from those countries that wanted to move to the united states administration officials are quick to point out that it will not apply they say to people that are applying for student visas or work visas they also say it will not affect any of the citizens currently in the united states from these 6 countries that are legally here on valid visas they're saying it simply will only a

warm sunshine coming through temperatures around the 20 degree mark my just want to showers around eritrea is pushing down into we're kenya uganda could catch one or 2 showers i slide there way over towards the gulf of guinea but for much of west africa warm sunshine hot sunshine for some we have seen some record breaking heat in a recent days for the south while the showers continue across the tropics extending all the way into northern parts of tanzania. the island of sardinia a famously a delhi college a spot. less well known as a proving grounds for war. investigating claims that he is a military training and arms testing that triggered cancer and birth defects amid the local population. secret sardinia people in power on al-jazeera. in india identity politics are on the rise what we're seeing is the construction of partitions in the hearts and lives of millions of people across the country and as a dark side is you do see the grid from his office the majesty of the in the fix into something more like the team i didn't see of the british one day i meet with victims of violence and disc

the north and the south and that's resulting in some showers for parts of south sudan through into eritrea also to share activity generally across the sinai and into more eastern parts of egypt that low pressure comes in across the mediterranean and we have got an area of low pressure across iran and iraq and that's going to develop during the course of choose day so certainly for iran there's going to be some very heavy rain and they could see some outbreaks of snow a frontal system will be extending down into parts of saudi arabia maybe down through just to the north of riyadh so one to watch there for much of central and northern africa where the conditions are generally looking fine but we have got some showers affecting west africa standing away from liberia down through to ghana and we have had some very dusty conditions lot of dust blowing at the sahara and that's been affecting the canaries but i think by monday weather conditions here will be improving. talk to al jazeera we ask that we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption and the gang we