these double in the gulf of guinea making it the world's most dangerous waterway. the spread of a new and potentially deadly virus appears to be accelerating in asia the virus has killed 3 people since 1st being detected in the chinese city of rwanda 130 died new cases were confirmed through the weekend south korea's centers for disease control and prevention have now reported its 1st case a chinese woman who flew into incheon city from will hand on sunday has been quarantined that follows one case being confirmed in japan early in january and 2 in thailand 6 days ago. back to london to confirmed patient was identified in the quarantine phase and there is no community exposure and those who have come in contact apparently being investigated. let's take a closer look now at this virus it's being classified in a family of viruses that cause symptoms ranging from the common cold to sobs the severe acute respiratory syndrome that killed near the 800 people worldwide in 2003 chinese authorities suspect the virus originated in a seafood and meat market in the city of its

the number of ships being hijacked in the gulf of guinea has doubled in the past year the international maritime bureau warns the region has become the tourist for piracy 90 percent of attacks take place there chased from west african countries a meeting in senegal to try to find a solution is nicholas ports from dhaka. it's a calling she often finds hard to explain it comes from a deep desire to defend her country and its waters after visiting senegal's naval headquarters on a school field trip 16 year old has made up her mind she'll be joining the navy since it's a noble cause protecting the ocean from polluting vessels and saving people's lives at sea even if it's dangerous i want to be part of the mission the navy is on a drive to recruit more soldiers at sea while piracy globally has dropped the number of boats attacked in the gulf of guinea has doubled in the last year this has become the world's most dangerous waters not only is it a major transit route for cargo ships the shores of senegal are also rich in marine life attracting illegal deep sea fishing vessels that are pollutin

pirates but also try to enforce the law because this is a growing problem especially here in the gulf of guinea 90 percent of the world's trades continues to happen on water and this is a precious resource that people here want to see protected during right nicholas thank you. lee documents suggest africa has wealthiest women siphoned hundreds of millions of dollars of angolan government money to offshore accounts a journalist organization says the papers implicate the former president's daughter isabel dos santos alexei o'brien explains. this is the woman at the center of an investigation dubbed the wonder lakes isabella santosh the daughter of angola's former president a billionaire and africa's richest woman success she argues is self-made but a group of journalists say documents prove she ripped off a country to enrich himself our investigation which took 8 months and more than 100 journalists to complete found that santos aided by her sort of qadri of western advisors funneled hundreds of millions of dollars and offshore shell companies and from there into all kinds of assets including lux

the number of attacks has doubled in the gulf of guinea and although the united states is pulling out many of its troops from west africa the us government is funding the region's navy fleet this issue goes beyond the borders of africa it's a world while issue that we've seen in asia in the middle east this well however specifically for africa we have seen that with the pullback of the international troops many of the nations are being required to step up and protect their own territorial waters. the piracy gangs are often made up of fishermen who are struggling to earn a living and who have no access to this newfound wealth sinegal has not yet suffered from such attacks but once the oil and gas starts to come on stream possibly in 2023 the navy wants to be ready nicholas hawk al jazeera to car. so this is out there these are the top stories in the u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has proposed rules for president donald trump's impeachment trial there is no guarantee new witnesses and evidence can be cool the democrats say they will offer amendments she every time she is

most of the world's piracy attacks that are taking place in one area the gulf of guinea the number of ships big highjacked has doubled there in the past year west african navy chiefs are meeting in senegal to try to find a solution to the growing problem because hackers more from dhaka. senegal special forces on patrol on newly purchased boats it's a training exercise but the threats are real more hijacking attacks take place in the gulf of guinea than in any other waters in the world. the brits operating here are looking for sailors to kidnap or merchant ships to hijack the only way to stop this is to patrol our territorial waters to secure our borders and 2014 huge reserves of oil and gas were discovered in waters senegal shares with mauritania a potential of billions of barrels of oil in a trillion cubic feet of gas the navy fears that once it starts to flow this new found wealth could come under attack from piracy gangs as it happens regularly in the niger delta and so it's been a buying spree for dozens of new high speed boats. it's both like this that are used to find italian t.

number of ships a have hijacked in the last year the international maritime bureau is warning the gulf of guinea has become the toy of piracy naval chased from west african countries. to try to find a solution it has our report from the car it's a calling she often finds hard to explain it comes from a deep desire to defend her country and its waters after visiting senegal's naval headquarters on a school field trip 6 has made up her mind she'll be joining the navy since it's a noble cause protecting the ocean from polluting vessels and saving people's lives at sea even if it's dangerous i want to be part of the mission the navy is on a drive to recruit more soldiers at sea while piracy globally has dropped the number of boats attacked in the gulf of guinea has doubled in the last year this has become the world's most dangerous waters not only is it a major transit route for cargo ships the shores of senegal are also rich in marine life attracting illegal deep sea fishing vessels that are polluting the sea floor. problem 90 percent of the world's trade happens on water we need to protect the oce

the number of attacks has doubled in the gulf of guinea and although the united states is pulling out many of its troops from west africa the us government is funding the region's navy fleet this issue goes beyond the borders of africa it's a world while issue that we've seen in asia the middle east this well however specifically for africa we have seen that with the pullback of the international troops many of the nations are being required to step up and protect their own territorial waters. the piracy gangs are often made up of fishermen who are struggling to earn a living and who have no access to this newfound wealth sinegal has not yet suffered from such attacks but once the oil and gas starts to come on stream possibly in 2023 the navy wants to be ready nicholas hawk al-jazeera to car. the 50 s the world economic forum is getting underway in the swiss mountain resort of davos and the climate situation is top of the agenda the international monetary fund is among those calling for an action off it was revealed that for the 1st time environmental concerns are dominating the top 5

the number of attacks has doubled in the gulf of guinea and although the united states is pulling out many of its troops from west africa the us government is funding the region's navy fleet this issue goes beyond the borders of africa it's a world while issue that we've seen in asia in the middle east this well however specifically for africa we have seen that with the pullback of the international troops many of the nations are being required to step up and protect their own territorial waters. the piracy gangs are often made up of fishermen who are struggling to earn a living and who have no access to this newfound wealth has not yet suffered from such attacks but once the oil and gas starts to come on stream possibly in 2023 the navy wants to be ready nicholas hawk al-jazeera to car of the more than 4 decades of doubt experts have decided as hell for trade at the dutch autos for instance on golf is real and i'll say this is the only known work painted by van gough during a period in 1909 when he was suffering from psychosis and the painting is owned by norway's national museum whi

world's -- are taking place in one area, the gulf of guinea.t african navy chiefs are meeting in senegal to find a solution. correspondent: senegal special forces on patrol on newly purchased boats. it is a training exercise, but the threats are real. more hijackings take place in the gulf of guinea than any other place in the world. >> pirates operating here are looking for sailors to kidnap, merchant ships to hijack. the only way to stop this is to probe -- patrol are territories. correspondent: huge reserves of oil and gas were discovered in waters senegal shares with mauritania. a trillion cubic feet of gas. then navy fears once it starts to flow, wealth could come under attack

most of the world's piracy attacks are now taking place in one area that's the gulf of guinea and the number of ships being hijacked has doubled there in the past year west african navy chiefs are meeting in senegal to try to find a solution to this growing problem as nicholas hart reports now from dhaka. senegal special forces on patrol on newly purchased boats it's a training exercise but the threats are real more hijacking attacks take place in the gulf of guinea than in any other waters in the world. the brits operating here are looking for sailors to kidnap or merchant ships to hijack the only way to stop this is to patrol our territorial waters to secure our borders and 2014 huge reserves of oil and gas were discovered in waters senegal shares with mauritania a potential of billions of barrels of oil in a trillion cubic feet of gas the navy fears that once it starts to flow this new found wealth could come under attack from piracy gangs as it happens regularly in the niger delta and so it's been a buying spree for dozens of new high speed boats. it's both like this that are used

now there's been a sharp increase in maritime kidnappings across west africa especially in the gulf of guinea the international market time bureau's annual piracy report shows a 50 percent rise in instance in $29000.00 compared to the year before piracy globally however is in decline. and whether it's a move towards electric mobility or autonomous driving car makers around the world are under pressure to innovate or risk being left behind while many established companies here in germany are struggling to play catch up younger companies are stepping up to the challenge in berlin one startup believes 3 d. printed and electric cars are they on super. efficient digital and self driving this will be the car of the future if the berlin started big rap has anything to do with that loki prototype is the company's 1st car that's fully 3 d. printed. for me look he's the expression of many contemporary trends that have been joined together in one visionary vehicle. those are driving. a 3 d. printing. we're always trying to go these 3 things together to create a unified vision. daniel greening and his te

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plus ship hijackings double in the gulf of guinea biting at the world's most dangerous waterway. he spread of a new and potentially deadly virus appears to be accelerating in asia the virus has killed 3 people since 1st being detected in the chinese city of 139 new cases were confirmed over the weekend south korea's centers for disease control and prevention has now reported its 1st case a chinese woman who flew into incheon city from move on sunday has been quarantined that follows one case being confirmed in japan early in january and 2 in thailand 6 days ago after an end and they confirmed patient was identified in the quarantine phase and there is no community exposure those who have come in contact are currently being investigated let's take a closer look now at this new virus it's being classified enough.

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heavy showers also pushing right down across the rift valley they want to show us around the gulf of guinea but for much of west africa is dry. but. does not tell. a compelling film about getting an education under occupation. the response of and of that i looked at it asked us if you all don't feel sick you want them to come frankly we don't feel secure but we come. but what happened after the cameras left rewinds learning to die on al-jazeera. to be a child is to be innocent and carefree but it comes to an abrupt end with the burden of younger children. with a mother behind bars for siblings must spend for each other and decide whether to stick together. with the family in the hope of a chance across the us mexico border the other side of the border a witness documentary on al-jazeera. why. it is good to have you with us on our desire these are our top stories iraqi security sources say at least 2 projectiles have landed inside the fortified green zone in baghdad which houses the u.s. embassy compound comes a day after the u.s. assassination of senior iranian commander cars and ceremony i

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it's eritrea and ethiopia pushing down the rift valley further west one of 2 showers for the gulf of guinea. but. more than 7 decades ago a country was split in 2 we believe that they did anything and now. they only took was a plan a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled it in 67 to the never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violence of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition borders of blood. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why i've always influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights america. just as they was over the arab who oppress. the picking can continue to keep the negroes to be defense that what they mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. again you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera reminder of the developments all in this awesomely snuff house and senate watch spot and has voted to the government to expel foreign troops from iraq it's all in a call from the caretaker