embassy in jakarta indonesia as well as a protest against the bob barnett of gaza indonesia says it will continue to press other muslim countries to push for an immediate ceasefire on that story we have more from jessica washington. i'm here outside the u.s. embassy where a crowd of university students have gathered to protest and many of them are holding palestinian flags and also banners with the words palestine always in the hearts of indonesia then that really captures the sentiment here in indonesia palestine is considered to be a hugely important issue in this muslim majority country now the students demonstrating here actually only has said that you know this is not just an issue that attracts the attention of students who are aware of these human rights abuses but also other segments in indonesia and just a few hours ago we saw a protest from trade union groups who said they are concerned about the situation about the human rights abuses against palestinians and in particular they also outlined their concerns in their own words a bound palestinian workers who work in israel and i

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embassy in indonesia's capital jakarta to protest against the board of cuts. u.s. president joe biden's expressed support for a cease fire during his latest call with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu but he is under growing pressure from members of his own party who accuse the president of ignoring the plight of palestinian civilians john hendren reports from washington d.c. . after continued israeli strikes on gaza and persistent pressure from his fellow democrats president biden is now calling for a cease fire in a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the white house says in his statement the president expressed his support for a cease fire democratic congresswoman ileana omar one of the most persistent critics of the president from within his own party tweeted finally our delay in supporting a cease fire has caused the slaughter of children and destruction of lives now biden has to push for an end to the occupation the white house press secretary has been insisting the biden administration is engaged in why it diplomacy to end t

while hundreds of stories are being sent to indonesia's western provinces. and ethiopia releases contradictory reports of who was actually killed during a massacre integrate. how i was there got some very hot weather across central and eastern parts of europe courtesy of this clearer air that we have blue skies coming through here southerly winds drawing up some very very high temperatures temps have been touching the 30 degree celsius mark across parts of poland easing across into the eastern side of germany and down into austria and hungry but here's the cold air that's going to talk its way in from the west sliding in very active system this one breaking the heat with the usual sundry downpours some big and heavy showers coming through he said but in falling back to around 16 cells just much closer to what it should be an 80 degrees there in vienna but it's $25.00 ahead of that in warsaw still woman off in moscow mind you around $23.00 degrees and a few showers over towards the western side of here of his well across the british isles western areas of fra

they take these metalframes communities in indonesia.ls are attached to them and the result is a revival of habitat that many depend on. you see fish come in, you will double its in1 you see fish come in, you will double its in 1 day. you see small fish, sort of binding hole in the reef stars amongst the coral. 6 months medium—sized fish. the whole ecosystem responds she could give it the chance of kickstarting the system. the latest reef— kickstarting the system. the latest reef to _ kickstarting the system. the latest reef to be _ kickstarting the system. the latest reef to be helped in this way is called hope. the word is spelt out in the new corals and the aim is to apply the new tech leg to other areas around the world. —— same techniques. overthe around the world. —— same techniques. over the years there have been dozens of attempts to try and bring reefs to live, some more successful than others, and they will be on a really small scale, as with this latest initiative, so there will be questions about it. it's funded by the pet fo

van thillo: it's not just the reefs in indonesia. it's the reefs in the united states, it's the reefs all around the world, and they all are connected. dustan: we need to focus every bit of energy we have on these issues and realize that the game is for keeps. extinction is forever. alling: we're all part of this biosphere, and it's all ours to care for. van thillo: planet earth is an amazing place, and we just need to wake up and take care of what we have. low: less words, but more action. yeah. [kids cheering] dustan: the easiest, quickest thing we could do right now is to become much more efficient; more efficient cars, buildings, light bulbs--more efficient everything to save energy. we could reduce a lot of the stress pretty much painlessly and drive a whole new kind of economy and get off carbon. that's really critical. ó■tñññvvvvvrrzoñ 05/10/21 05/10/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> dozens of people who were injured -- it is amazing. amy: over palestinians have been

hundreds of soldiers being sent to indonesia's western provinces in a move like me to inflame tensions with dom separatists and. how it is hearts across the middle east and getting hotter for many of us we got a few showers imply having said that you see some bits and pieces of cloud just around the caspian sea much just pick up one or 2 showers into northern parts of iran as we go through wednesday want to show it into northern areas of afghanistan little hate getting into the forty's now for kuwait for baghdad and also here in doha could well touch 42 celsius in doha as we go on through thursday warm enough around the events as well we'll see temperatures skating up into the mid twenty's for beirut and also for true slim damascus is about $34.00 degrees largely clear skies down across the arabian peninsula want to choose showers just around the southern end of the red sea but it's all show that we are now starting to show signs of concern little clutch just storms brewing up here that may well develop into a tropical cycling as we go through the next few days certainly something to w

officials in indonesia are hoping to ward off a spike in coronavirus infections.hey're urging people not to travel far. >> translator: do no go on holiday in your hometown. do not spend eat in your hometown. be patient. patience is the key to controlling the spread of covid-19. by being patient, we can save a lot of people from ourself to our families and our -- nations. >> reporter: police officers were seen across the country. they were working to prevent those from without special permission for leading the city. many rush to return home before the restrictions took effect. >> translator: i can still be patient, said this woman, she can't hold back. she like many others are eager to reunite with loved ones. some choosing to -- the rules now in place. >> trying to run home but it has become a tradition. we have not globe home for two years already. even though the government has tightened the rules. we'll still try to go ahead regardless of the conditions. >> reporter: indonesia has been suffering the worst coronavirus outbreak in southeast asia with more than 1

david: the solution pioneered by professor smith involves whole communities in indonesia.ke these metal frames called reef stars and fix them to the seabed. fragments of live corals are attached to them. and the results is a revival of a habitat that many depend on. >> pc fish come in, you will see the small fish finding a home in the reef stars amongst the coral. six months later, medium-sized fish. the whole ecosystem response when you give it this kickstart in the system. david: the latest reef to be helped in this way is called hope. the word is spelled out in the ew corals, and they aim is to apply the same technique and other areas around the world. over the years, there has been dozens of attempts to try to bring reefs back to life. some more successful than others. and they have all been on a really small scale, as with this latest initiative. so there will be questions about it. it i funded by the pet food company sheba, which uses a lot of fish in its products. can this venture really make any kind of difference? scientists i've spoken to are impressed by the way

in indonesia to tougher restrictions have been reimposed ahead of aid roads were jammed and bus stations packed with travellers leaving jakarta for their hometowns before a domestic travel ban came into force. in the nations will also have to forgo family gatherings this eed as a new nationwide lockdown has been put in place social gatherings and travel have been banned and shops remain closed seeing that there's a big spike in new variance i also understand. that you know if we toned down our celebrations this year then you know if it helps keep the various happy that's ok with me. but no you regarding aid it's been almost 2 years since i've come back to my hometown to visit my mom and dad and that's really affecting me that. that's a sentiment shared by many across the region that's having to choose between celebrations and safety. correspondent dave joins us now from kuala lumpur with more dave just last week the government said it was planning to stick but for structures in targeted areas and to be a nation wide lockdown has begun why the change. well just skyrocketing numbers of cov

you can be given a visa on the spot so this is just one element of support that indonesia for example has given the palestinians so they feel that there is a support by some regimes but they definitely feel that the people there are supporting them they are watching some of these demonstrations that are going on in the world in support of the palestinian people some who are telling us that they are feeling. encouraged by the international support others that we've seen in certain protests here in the occupied west bank say that they've relied and they've waited so long for the international community to step up and it doesn't seem to be that that that they are so they feel like you know what we should be taking matters in our own hands. this morning but what about the you know the. us president joe biden has called the palestinian president mahmoud our best and according to the palestinian news agency where the u.s. president stressed the importance of the escalation and the palestinian president has discussed with him ways to engage in a political process with the quartet this is a b

t horse and its crew have now been escorted out in indonesia was, has a panamanian tank has seized at the same time, was also released on friday. we now meet one of the last syrian refugee families to be given a visa before the trump travel band came into place. that is in witness coming up. next i the all was making the show on the michael the on the high level hadn't played yet. and i must see mcdermott and jenny be the mom, but you got my name when this sudden electronically fell. next steps going south. she looked for no reason. some played on a new course. i don't know. i didn't seem to have a shot at the bottom. it's just not another. so this meant the felt like via michelle milky at thomas, i'm the mistake i'm, i'm not going to so i have to figure that i can do that. i can assume i can just have a pull industry yada, yada. yeah. need it. me to be it. hello, seattle. nice. when you look on the another island mckennan the he equal. he couldn't but he had but when sandy has to feel the need to have a loan because it isn't and his neck. i don't know what it should be. one, but in,

how local people are helping restore them in indonesia. hello and welcome to bbc news.he biden administration says it supports waiving intellectual property protections for coronavirus vaccines — a breakthrough for international efforts to suspend patent rules as the pandemic rages in india and south america. there's been growing pressure on the world's richest nations to share their vaccine stockpiles with poorer nations to bridge the scale of the vaccine gap. the issue was discussed on wednesday in london at a meeting of ministers from the g7 group, comprising some of the wealthiest nations in the world. let's put the issue into context. starting in the us, 73 doses per 100 of population have been administered so far — more than 240 million vaccinations. but almost 12,000 kilometres away in the democratic republic of congo, there have been only 0.01 doses per 100 people distributed so far. their roll—out only began on april the 1st. in south america, peru has administered 4.81; doses per 100 of their population. and here in the uk, 68.7 doses have been administered pe

and iranian flags tanka suspected of trying to evade us sanctions is released by indonesia after 2 months. plus the fear for the future careers belong to the street as presidential candidates square off in a televised debate. ah, now west african leaders have taken drastic. can you steps to tackle an escalation political crisis, and molly, the regional group, known as echo, as has suspended molly's membership. after meeting with interim, nita assume the greater and follows the countries 2nd crew within a year. the block has told molly it must stick to its commitment to hold elections next to february, and it's condemned. last week's crew and cold for a civilian, a prime minister to be appointed within days. on tuesday, boys has seized power from a transitional government that was formed after the last last year when nicholas huck is embalming forth and he says there is still time for kind of going to get the echo of suspension, lip lifted go to i still has some ability to answer to those demands. for instance, no meeting a new prime minister, there was a name floated for several days. now

embassy in indonesia's capital jakarta to protest against the bombardment of gaza indonesia says it will continue to press other muslim countries to push for an immediate cease fire ok back to our team are a force that 1st of all in bethlehem in the occupied west bank take us through what's been happening. for about an hour now there has been this building protest within the center of bethlehem and in the march towards what is a checkpoint controlled by the israelis here at the end of the bethlehem conurbation and this is where we regularly see these sorts of confrontations the sorts of movements and this is a bigger one than usual in terms of numbers and we've also seen the israeli forces here used tear gas stun grenades we're hearing as well rubber coated steel bullets and indeed live fire throughout the week there has been the use of live fire at protests like this we've seen deaths we've seen many injuries as well and this is what we're seeing here right now you have to remember that bethlehem has been through an extremely difficult time in the last 18 months generally with the cover

beyond the city in rural indonesia those conservative views hold more sway. the freedom of the ultra seems a 1000000 miles away. here the basic necessities take priority it's a reality check. or more i'm with you about a lot of as i as all that if i add. i am on the way you are on law and a lot of us i am. involved with that and i as free money will my mom that they're big on me a lot of pride that my side i got is you need. to go. and like the others out i mean we've got the phantom army and as i am on the fence and mad enough. to put an end to the fence i am. look at that and i'm not on the net about whether to and by this and that in a memo yeah i am an attitude that stands out as at that i can never say on my mother's. i'm not meaning to go but among. oh me falling enough to phallic have to get out when we got the guy thought i wanted the money back and that he kept finding out why you've been gone you've been young what can be dad going to find us at the n.y.c. single then. i become an economic and that's when i got them for me i doubt he will hominick i

more than 46,000 people have died in indonesia, making it the worst hit country in southeast asia. at least 25 people, including a police officer, have been killed in a shootout during a raid on a drug gang in brazil. police have entered one of rio de janeiro's largest villas. three officers were hit and some bystanders were also injured. it is the deadliest police operation in the state. residents have been protesting in the tightly packed neighborhood of 40,000 people. activists have accused the police of unfairly targeting the area's black inhabitants. >> about 8:00 this morning, a criminal came into my house. i had no way to keep him out. he had a bullet wound, and the police came and asked if there were any gang members in my house. i nodded with my head yes because i did not want to endanger my family, so the police came in and killed the kid in my daughter's room. >> a notorious criminal who was forced to join as a child has been convicted of war crimes. >> he was abducted as a child and forced to commit atrocities. now he has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for 61 crim

covid vaccine found highly effective in a real-world study in indonesia.xclusive interview, the ceo this spends the disparity around clinical data that holds hope for many emerging economies. installations -- inflation's fears grip the market. playing down the risk of rising factory prices. china has a range of options to control the surging price of commodities, but beijing's policy and pollution trade could complicate the fuel rise in raw materials. that is a big part of the market's story, and we will talk about things like a cold. -- like coal. a 50 futures are pointing down, and msci china, within 1% of entering a bear market. japan is down about 10% with a big earnings day in tokyo with roughly 50 companies in the nikkei set to report earnings. korea is down about 1%. taiwan, also. the community -- come out of is nuanced. thermal coal in china is hot. soy, and bad weather fueling concerns over whether or not supply can meet that demand. the macro story ahead of your 10 year treasury option, ditto with the cpi numbers out of the u.s. it curves deeper

phinney indonesia 2 tougher restrictions have been reimposed ahead of. roads were jammed and bus stations packed with travelers leaving jakarta for their hometowns before a domestic travel ban came into force. malaysians will also have to forgo family gatherings this eed as a new nationwide lockdown has been put in place social gatherings and travel have been banned and shops remain closed seeing that there's a big spike in new variance i also understand. that you know if we don't honor celebrations this year then you know if it helps keep the virus at be that's ok with me. but certainly you regarding aid it's been almost 2 years since i've come back to my hometown to visit my mom and dad and that's really affecting me because that. that's a sentiment shared by many across the region that's having to choose between celebrations and safety correspondent david joins us now from kuala lumpur with more dave just last week the government said it was planning to stick but for instructions in targeted areas and today a nationwide lockdown has begun why the chan

my arrived in bali virus domestic flight from indonesia's capital jakarta. for the past year the international airport has been shut tourism has come to a grinding halt means we're. going through the international airport here plus i've been through many times mas is just quads a real this is normally bustling with international tourists coming to the island of the gods but as i. saw it quiet i can hear the air conditioner that's the only sound. i pick it up in the creek i can be salmon by it do you do it that it don't do what he would up little. took a tumble down prediction or some of my most crowded onto every move. then someone must have been mad at the. last minute and i got out of town but i want to you know early i had to get out of the adult. you know by providing someone's going to. the mall over the past decade the number of visitors to the island very rapidly from 2 to 6000000. around 80 percent of the balinese economy was generated by tourism in. the end but it was bashed up so. that the domino effect and the buddy buddy. holly has been shot befo

in indonesia alone. 93000000 plastics through its us everybody. one of the 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic is used if it is produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to be some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people can then more ways it's sad. you know you go right. in one of them for as. prevention. robbie believes that the answers to the islands problems can be found in its traditions. in bali some traditional rules to make it balance between economic prosperity the metadata selfish. but where a long way lost. more money more money. it's beat the radius concept the return to the why it was after this pandemic and this is the big lesson for the sifting out of but i read the economy and it's not but i think. more than a year on from the start of covered bali is preparing to reopen to visit its tourism will return to the all and of the gods and bring with it much need

in indonesia to tougher restrictions have been reimposed ahead of aid roads were jammed in bus stations packed with travellers leaving jakarta for their hometowns before a domestic travel ban came into force. malaysians will also have to forgo family gatherings this eed as a new nationwide lockdown has been put in place social gatherings and travel have been banned and shops remain closed seeing that there's a big spike in new variants a also understand. that you know if we toned down or celebrations this year then you know if it helps keep the various happy that's ok with. the seller you regarding aids it's been almost 2 years since i've come back to my hometown to visit my mum and dad and that's really affecting me because that. that's a sentiment shared by many across the region that's having to choose between celebrations and safety. correspondent david joins us now from kuala lumpur with more dave just last week the government said it was planning to stick but for instructions in targeted areas and to be a mission wide lockdown has begun why the change. well just skyrocketing numbe

the option of africa, the most active volcano, at least 400000 people have abandoned their homes. indonesia is released, time goes from iran and panama seized on suspicion of illegally transferring oil. iran's n t horse and its crew have not been started out of indonesia waters. panamanian tankers seized at the same time was also released on friday. the captains of both vessels was sentenced to a year in prison, but causing environmental damage, but they were released on probation. those are the headlines coming up next and i'll just say that it's one 0 one east. goodbye news. news. news. news in the switch city of geneva, thousands of undocumented workers aren't able to legally rent a home instead before to rely on so called slumlord, paying them exorbitant prices to live in overcrowded apartment. it has not been e c or a money. it is like blood and sweat for us. the only solution for us to find a place is to share some slumlord rental dozens of properties to vulnerable workers. she doesn't give receipts why she get payment. she only gives like a text message. like thank you for the food.

meanwhile indonesia has banned domestic travel for 12 days to restrict movement during the holiday police officers have been checking documents and stopping people from leaving cope with 19 cases have been falling but the authorities want to stay cautious after each celebrations last year caused a spike in deaths will $46000.00 people have died in indonesia they hit the worst hit country in southeast asia. at least $25.00 people including a police officer have been killed in a shootout during a raid on a drug gang in brazil police had entered one of rio de janeiro's largest favelas while suspect reportedly tried to flee across rooftops 3 officers were hit and some bystanders were also injured is the deadliest single police operation in the state . residents have been protesting in the tightly packed neighborhood of 40000 people activists ever accuse the police of unfairly targeting the area's black inhabitants the neighborhood is dominated by rio's largest drug trafficking gang the red command. about 8 o'clock this morning a criminal came into my house since i live in a for valor i had no

a whedon's day the way some showers down towards java or is well for the showers across much of indonesia into the far north of australia some west weather once again coming through here but for much of australia it is fine and try to go some conditions down towards the southeast we'll see some wetter whether they're into where victoria pushing across to southern parts of new south wales easing up towards queensland but we'll see some wet weather here for a time as well i think the chooser the wet weather will be across northern parts of the states a tropical parts there you see the west where the making its way down towards the southeast as we go on through wetness day and it does become a little more widespread but more often new zealand lank living through but dry behind. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the story of the world is that the global size developed the global wealth and continues to do that with no host and no limitations the corporation if it were a man would act like a psychopath part one as your baba and i said right we hav

t horse and its crew have not been started out of indonesia waters. upon them. any and tankers seized at the same time was also released from friday. the captains of both vessels were sentenced to a year in prison, causing environmental damage. but they were released on probation. presidents have democratic republic of congo says the situation in the east is serious, but under control, days after the interruption of africa, the most active volcano, at least 400000 people have abandoned their homes. and these 2 people have been killed and 20 have been injured and shooting in the u. s. state of florida. police in miami say 3 people, shot indiscriminately into a crowd outside of billiards club where people were gathering the concept was the headlines. the news continues. all 0 after inside story. goodbye news. news, news, news, news, whatsapp take indian governments, the court. the messaging app says new rules will force it so we can privacy protection. so it's free speech under threats. and how much is the debate driven by policy? this is inside story. ah hello an

because transferring oil off the coast of indonesia. well again, it's difficult to say because from this side, the iranians never clear about what's going gotten now at the time iran pay, dan, the incident said that it was over technical issues. but according to the indonesians, they were seized, suspected of illegal transfer of oil. now what i can tell you obviously is that iran is under sections and iran does sell it's oil below market value to attract buyers and some of those buyers in countries including china. now that 2nd vessel that you mentioned, the mt fresh is panamanians flag vessel. but is managed by a chinese chinese company, and china does buy oil from iran at the time when it was seized. it was the charges were a violation of maritime law including turning up, turning off its navigation systems. not sometimes what iranian vessels do when they transport oil is turn off the navigation system, so it, so they can be traced. so no one knows exactly what they're doing, but this specific ship the mt horse did deliver over to 100

m t whole send its crew and now being escorted out of indonesia waters. a panamanian tanka seized at the same time was also released on friday. the captains of both vessels was sentenced 3 year in prison for causing environmental damage, but were released on probation. if we move in a week since the seas fall between israel and math ended 11 days of conflict, people in garza are facing severe schusters of electricity and water remains cut off and parts of the besieged enclave. more than 820000 palestinians have been displaced by the israeli bombardment. and the policy in health ministry has started transferring the injured to the occupied west bank for medical treatment and drown . we came here to serve our people and we came here to say no to the aggression. we came here to stand with our people in the dock time who wanted to be here on the 2nd or 3rd day of the question, but we didn't have a permit. the special medical teams will pay the will. we have a variety of surgeons, neurologists and surgeons. i'm here to salute all our people in the gaza strip f

kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations, and hundreds of people in indonesia are rallying in support of the palestinians. this friday they've been denouncing the israeli occupation of palestinian territory, multiple demonstrations in fact, over previous weeks, many urging us to support palestine, indonesia, the world's largest was the majority community. it does not have diplomatic relations with israel and the you in is asking for $95000000.00 in an emergency appeal for garza to cover humanitarian needs for the next 3 months. the money is mainly for rebuilding hospitals, schools, sewage and water facilities. germany has officially recognized it committed genocide in namibia. german forces were ordered to exterminate the hereto and nama people laughter and uprising against colonial rule. in the early 20th century, around a 100000 people believed to have been killed. up to 5 years of talks, germany ruled out reparations, but agreed to provide $1300000000.00 in aid for development projects. the humans refugee agencies, as it is deeply concerned by reports that hundreds of people have b

is the forecast on monday shows that we don't really have any concentrated areas of rain across indonesia or indochina but there is still an area of concern i take you to the philippines we look towards central and southern areas where soaking rain once again on tab devout just about a week ago you saw for april a month's worth of rain in one day so heavy rounds of rain still in the forecast for you off to australia we do have rain draping across victoria and tasmania that will begin to lift and push away throughout the day on monday especially toward tasmania but temperatures are running a bit cool here a bit below average wellborn 16 degrees and by tuesday 15 with some breezy winds in the forecast ok for new zealand we've seen some heavy rain for the southern alps it's not back temperatures a bit christchurch at 19 degrees but you're still above average when we look toward the north island dealing with some unsettled conditions auckland a high of 21 degrees and we will look for temperatures remain above average and introduce some heavy rain on tuesday. but the tourist terraces of the fo

in indonesia, there is a new campaign to restore mangroves, and one man is turning to puppets and humorthe trees the ation they deserve. newshour weekend's ivette feliciano reports. >> reporter: the sign reads "traveling fairy tales," and the rhino-head h he wears is meant to call attention to one of indonesia's endangered species. >> ( translated ): when i decided to make this travelling fairy tale, it was my hope that the children i meet could become heroes for their environment, heroes for saving indonesian rare animals, indonesian forests and preserving mangroves in our country. >> reporter: samsudin, an environmental activist who goes by one name, travels through villages like this one in the coastal region southeast of jakarta. in addition to rising sea levels due to climate change, illegal logging and construction of fish farms are also contributing to coastal erosion, threatening lives and livelihoods. >> ( translated ): one of the functions of mangroves is that they can act as a barrier to the strong waves from the ocean when they grow up, so waves will not destroy the land, as

>> we have provided about 15 million doses of vaccines to brazil and indonesia.o turkey. that is not enough. if that virus was still spreading, we need to expand. and we don't only provide to the countries we partner with. but other countries including chile and the dominican republic as well as those in africa and asia. but it is still not enough. we are now licensing those countries for manufacturing. we have licensed a vaccine to five countries. it turkey, indonesia, brazil, malaysia, and egypt, to produce vaccines in their countries. emma: what are the latest findings or intelligence you have on how coronavac works against the various variance -- variants, like the is hideous -- likely insidious one from south africa? >> the time span could be shortened tremendously which means we could enable mass production for variants in two months. once we discover variants, we can provide these shots to countries where those variants are circulating wildly. the bigger challenge now is to communicate with those countries about the monitoring and the results. and have the

places as varied as a guay, senegal, and indonesia.re are questions about the effectiveness of the chinese vaccines, given they have not had the same regulatory scrutiny as the western vaccines. at the same time, these countries that have big need to be vaccinated and few options are turning increasingly to china. shery: could this change if the move to wave patterns on covid-19 vaccines takes hold of the wto? jodi: it could change. but it will take a while. the wto fight could take months, if there is a real fight. there may well be. this is not something that someone will be able to step on very quickly. as we see with india, when you have a player like that come out of that equation, there is not really anything to fill it in the short run. for now, it looks like china will be able to maintain that position in the short run. although that could change in coming months. haidi: we know that in india, not only are we seeing over 400,000 daily cases. they are struggling to keep track of the variants as well. are there any epidemiologica

and iranian flags tanka suspected of trying to evade us sanctions is released by indonesia. after 4 months pass meal was on the menu, you give us a go ahead to edible insects as a protein group. ah, now west african leaders have taken drastic new steps to tackle an escalation political crisis. and molly, the regional group, known as eco, was, has now suspended molly's membership. after meeting with interm neither i see me going and follow the country 2nd crew within a year. the brock has told molly it must stick to its commitment to hold elections next february. and it's also refusing to recognise kind of going to as leader and just called for a civilian prime minister to be appointed within days on tuesday. says he has power from a transitional government that was formed after the last to last year. well, nicholas hunk is in bama code for us. nick, just how much sway does echo us have here? what does this potentially mean for voices political future? well go to, i still has the ability to answer to that was around. for instance, no meeting a new prime minister. there was a

up to thailand but the line of seasonal rain is sort of drifted north from java from this part of indonesia and it's more likely to be across the southern philippines across borneo to cuba north and still further west and i just mentioned otherwise this looking at the end of the real rainy season for the on the job or at least a good part of indonesia and the same is true the top end of australia and the rain here is like the other on these front systems and are coming up from the bite which is no big surprise this is how you expect to see things as down the year or so on shore breeze now and on shore for new south wales and queensland giving sporadic fairly light shows nothing too dramatic about them temperature wise in the west it's come down $23.00 in perth and there's more rain on its way through as well which again will die out as it moves eastwards give you a little bit of rain in victoria new south wales was temps actually staying quite high of 18 for example melbourne and that is easily equalled maybe surprisingly by christ church in fact exceeded for both major islands we have got

knows if it's over yet or not. malcolm web al jazeera goma in the democratic republic of congo. indonesia has released tankers from iran and panama seas on suspicion of illegally transferring oil. iran's so called mt horse tanker and its crew of now being escorted out of indonesian waters upon many times this seems at the same time, was also believed on friday. the captains of both vessels was sentenced to a year in prison, causing environmental damage. but they were released on probation. i said that it has more from tech on well, we know that the tankers were released just weeks after 5 minutes. vodree for visited in denise meeting with senior officials and the president. now after those meetings, the vessel was not mentioned, or that we were told was that bilateral relations were discussed and also a standing up to unit actually us sanctions. that's what the iranians were saying. that the statement from the iranian national oil company today has said that the tanker was released thanks the efforts of senior officials and the foreign ministry . they said that the tank, it will continue

after each celebrations caused a spike in deaths last year more than $46000.00 people have died in indonesia making it the worst hit country in southeast asia. a large police raid targeting drug traffickers in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro has ended with the deaths of at least a $25.00 people including one police officer police say those killed including leaders of the city's biggest criminal gang the human rights activists are calling for a thorough investigation there is a border ports. it was the deadliest operation in rio de janeiro in years the police entered the 5. allegedly to fight the recruitment of children and teenagers by a criminal organization suspects try to escape across rooftops as police entered the slum in our more vehicles and helicopters flew over the area the intense fire fight left at least 25 people dead among them up at his office or rio has suffered for years from drug related violence and attempts by different administrations have failed to control a. police agent any senior was one of the bases of. the most powerful drug trafficking group in the country. th

was young when there was a football match we were crying because the fans would go crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary supporters has taken a stand against male aggression with a carnivalesque display of peace and unity defines who make for poor old truism angels on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. arabic. al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian forgetting this is that he is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes keeping donald trump off facebook an oversight board upholds his suspension but the former u.s. president could yet get the thumbs up to return to the platform. a warning that india will likely face a 3rd wave of covert 19 as the army is called up to.

coalition without him and radians like tango suspected of trying to evade us . sanction is released by indonesia. after 4 months. the president of democratic republic of congo says the situation remains serious after the volcanic eruption and advises people not to return to the city of gomez. ah, a meeting of west african leaders to discuss molly's political crisis has begun in ghana. they're talking about the country's future after a qu last week. the colonel behind that takeover was named interim president, and he's also attending the conference in chrome. i seem to go into his place to hold elections next year. nicholas hock is lifeless. a bama co. nick, what are the possible options for on the table? for echo was an are all the heads of state in agreement about what to do next. well, there's are rafter decisions that could be sanctions put in place like they did when there was a qu last to august where they closed off the borders and they prevented the financial transactions between molly and neighboring countries. remember, this is the landlord count country. there's also a common currency

meanwhile indonesia has banned domestic travel for 12 days to restrict to move during the heat holiday over $9000.00 cases have been falling but authorities are staying cautious after each celebrations caused a spike in deaths last year more than 46000 people have died in indonesia making it the worst hit country in southeast asia. a large police raid targeting drug traffickers in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro has ended with the deaths of at least $25.00 people including one officer police say those killed included leaders of the city's biggest criminal gang shootouts between security forces and drug traffickers are common but this was one of the state's most lethal police operations human rights activists are calling for a thought a investigation into the killings kitty on a feeling as an independent journalist in brazil she's joining us from rio de janeiro by skype it's good to have you with us on how it official is explaining the number of deaths in this operation well there are there actually is no explanation and they've simply said to be drug traffickers and they were goin

a standby of credit for not only for the philippines were poor many countries in asia including indonesia and they would keep and they are the ones that directly pay the pharmaceutical companies i they have representatives here in washington d.c. with a couple of meetings with them they said we have the money for you but there are no vaccine supplies so it's really that that is really the problem and we're not the only ones that are suffering and that's what it will be up to depend on to patients coming from other countries like china and also from. from what i understand israel is coming up and they're ready to help us another cause smaller country said have offered to help the philippines. i don't want to put one more thought into our conversation this won't cause a christan something that is a health and science reporter who is looking at now when if we go from here in the philippines how do you make sure fewer people die from covered 19 this is what you told us so in the philippines using 1000000 people he made he says the medical society he's an expert say in there aren't demanded ba

that well, we know that the tankers were released just weeks after 5 minutes. vodree for visited indonesia, meeting with senior officials and the president. now after those meetings, the vessel was not mentioned or that we were told was that bilateral relations were discussed and also a standing up to unit actually us sanctions. that's what the iranians were saying, that the statement from the iranian national oil company today has said that the tanker was released thanks the efforts of senior officials and the foreign ministry . they said that the tank will continue on its mission and we will return to iran wants that mission is over. now, iran is under us sanctions, especially oil and banking sector. and what iran tends to do oil below market value to attract countries. and one of those countries is china, not that 2nd tanker, although it's a panamanian flag vessel is managed by a company in shanghai in china. so it's understood is that iran had probably sold this oil and the oil has been transferred to this 2nd vessel. and the initial, the initial charges against the captains or the ves

the government of indonesia releases and iranian flag tankers suspected of trying to evade us sanction. ah, the president of the democratic republic of congo says the situation is serious, but under control, days after the option of africa, the most active volcano, at least $400000.00 people have abandoned their homes, fearing a 2nd option. malcolm web is live for us in soccer, malcolm. the government says the situation is on the control, but the reports of tremors, i guess that must be causing, concerned, no matter what the government says. indeed, causing a lot of concern. we were in the regional capital of gamers, about 20 kilometers away. even last night we couldn't once again buy really strong trim is the building that we were sleeping and was shaking the windows rattled and they come in series. they'll come like several minutes apart, and you'll get several of them over the course of a couple of hours. and indeed that's causing quite some alarm. people don't know if that means is going to be another option or not. not. so i said, many of them fled to 50 because they're scared or

force on thursday in a bid to prevent more spreading of the virus just to washington and also from indonesia's capital jakarta. in needed asian capital thousands packed house of sand and station hoping to get home before it's too late but the mood i'm going today before the start banning people from the 6th of may i'm afraid i won't be able to get home after that for the 2nd time indonesian authorities have banned the traditional mass exodus of workers before celebrations john and you not return to your home town do not go on holiday in your hometown these travelers are trying to leave jakarta before the ban takes effect later this week only business travelers and those with special exemptions will be permitted to travel under the restrictions under normal circumstances more than $20000000.00 intimations would travel back to their hometowns but the 1st 50 at the chapel were switching to war but that's sort of a mass movement from happening this year the godless indonesian authorities say they have to anticipate the was uncovered 900 cases. in the past 12 months major holidays have coincided wi