haslinda: indonesia, imposing bands. you have people going after greater competition for limited resources. when you have greater competition, everybody feels that in terms of higher food prices. it's harder on developing countries, middle east and africa are very reliant. it creates a lot of problems because hunger will go up. the whole reliance on wheat has come at the expense of locally grown crops. rishaad: i would have thought if people were going after economies of scale in terms of growing more of these, of course , it's a big issue and recognition. food security and insecurity. reporter: governments have realized the dangers. they are shifting. people don't really hear about this but have dedicated the entire world to boosting production. indonesia is a good example of a country trying to shift back to local production. cabinet ministries are boosting production. traditional wheat products. the government has paid attention and right now the efforts are taking off. haslinda: we have to leave it there. just a quic

so indonesia got the upper hand to really combat tourism in the country. most of the victims of these a bali, bombings were australian under australia's home minister clare or nene, has called it got a horrible day for the families. is the concern of the release of partic, could impact indonesia relations with australia. here the government of us really has said that every australian has the right to be disappointed by the news of the release of will mar pat. but the government will urge the nation government to really work in a close tie and to surveil on my part that closely so that he won't do the same thing again in the future. so um, so far, indonesia knows trulia has been a close in a close partnership, you know, in order to come back to represent in the region. and anesha has been supporting a sorry australian has been supporting indonesia and to work, you know, with a detachment 88 special forces to come back to arizona. but definitely in the future. the partnership or to cooperation between in nature and australia willing it mutual trust relieved

glad you could join us. indonesia has released from prison. the man convicted of making the bombs used in the bali, bombings of 2002 or more partake, had served about half his sentence of 20 years before his release. the government says he was successfully reformed in prison and that he'll be monitored during his for all the bombings in 2002 on the holiday island of bali killed 202 people. many of them australians, kendra, had urged indonesia numerous times to reconsider party extra lees. but in the end, those concerns came to not the called him demolition man who mar patty admitted building the barley bombs at his home. but throughout his trial a decade ago, he always denied planning the attacks. the judges agreed and handed him a hefty prison sentence instead of the death penalty. or, you know, it is proven that i am just the little guy. i had a small role. i am a dear, not an elephant. bravo. i've been sake on credit authority. see patty has since been de radicalized, and can know, have his life back. survivors are angry, very distraught. s

indonesia's coordinating minister for maritime affairs and investment luhut pandjaitan indonesia is oneworld's major suppliers of commodities from coal to nickel to copper and gas. minister, they give very much for coming into the studio. as we assess the demand for commodities in 2023, does that bullish forecast from goldman sachs align with what you are seeing on the ground in that important nation of indonesia when it comes to the supply of commodities in a recessionary environment that appears to be shaping up for next year? luhut: the commodity prices very difficult for indonesia not only that. we rely on the commodity price a used to be we relied on the only but today we have a downstream and we set up the system and produce electric. this is important to understand. we initially relied on the commodity price but now also efficiency and what we call the village funds. efficiency and indonesia we digitalized and is moving very well today. i am proud to say the g20 last month or so we proved it that indonesia delivers something which is helping the world. tom: the import can -- impo

but indonesia, as human rights minister, defended the parliament's efforts. but in the govern from a it's not easy for a multi cultural and multi ethnic country to make a criminal law code that can accommodate all interests. lockwood law, expert beverages and he joins us from jakarta. thanks for coming on the program. a bid re key was this decision a surprise or was this expected given the rise of religious conservatism in indonesia? i will said it is actually unfortunately expected as effect even the rice off the really get conservatism indonesia. so there are many articles in the code that we can we can see clearly how the. busy issue of morality going into our legal system and critic say this is a setback for civil liberties in the country. the policing of private human decisions. can you just elaborate a little bit more on that? yeah, there are at least 18 articles that are criticized. and i, we mention out one of them that was that the morality issue, the extra marital sexual relationship. but we also have, for example, the article about the in south to

and in indonesia, lawmakers passed a new criminal code that includes banning sex outside marriage. just how serious is the countries more conservative turn? ah, i melissa chant, thanks for joining us. china appears to be easing. it's often onerous covered locked downs and regulations. citizens have been enduring leader shooting pins, 0 cove at goal for nearly 3 years. he had maintained that policy in part to solidify his political power. chinese have been heavily surveilled with apps determining where they can go and what they can do, stretching many people to their limits. ah, move to being consigned to their homes to 7 days straight. the desperation became too great to bear. in this heroine video sang hi residence i heard screaming from windows during a snap block down in april going out for a walk, or even to buy food, not an option. since the start of the pandemic, the government in beijing has enforced snap block downs and mass testing with a message that the virus is too dangerous to act. otherwise, that message was received. the fear of the virus has deep roots in china, whe

-- sea crossing from bangladesh to indonesia.ussian president vladimir putin has announced a ban on oil exports to countries that set price caps on its energy products. the decree will last for five months. it will come into effect in february. this month the european union, g7 and australia agreed on a $60 per barrel cap on the russian crude. it's one of a series of measures aimed at cutting the revenue streams from the kremlin as the war in ukraine it continues. many countries have pledged to end or severely cut back their gas imports from russia since its invasion. energy exports account for around 40% of russia's annual revenue. the worth is about $1 billion a day. the cap was seeking to restrict that, while making sure moscow cap supplying the global market. russia says the cap and other russian sanctions will not affect his military campaign in camp -- ukraine. moscow's confident it will find new buyers. india and china have continued to purchase russian oil. thomas o'donnell is an energy analyst at the school of governance

they will protect the theater, are coming to indonesia. they will protect a foreigner of rights to there are 5 but lives there. oh, i see very birthday or something like that. but i don't know for that for sure, because it's just come from the market. okay. so it will be a lot of our proceed cushions are toward the a group of minority. i really just minority. i give it to people and people jacks. houses, especially people that are living together as we say, as a corporate cohabitate and indonesia outside of marriage, there will get persecuted, not by police may be but by the other people because if the low say we can do that, it will be the right full say the, the, the, the, the, the, the extremism can say that the organization of extremism can say that we can just rate other people home, something like that, if they say the ins. and if they are c, as that lena, or adultery o habits ation, something like that. so it would be worse and already in fact, joe, not just pardon or it will be impacted for people not for the privilege one, but flo

however, in the same time, also government indonesia. but i still opening the in best month to to opening the predict not sure, not predicts about the play. like what example when we're facing, we bundle me to you. it's all mentioning that everybody can say no need to be prepared for what could it be? and government indonesia, coming with the solution for foot with this opening and therefore we just this is also fig solution. ok, i think they be seconds. layla, that is half a sentence. i am ticket left with between optimistic and peasant mistake. what is one sentence? the close i show with one sentence later, we need to keep for a standing, and we more tory, i'm on the further destruction with it, whether the fossil fuels logging mineral extraction, we need more time on the destruction. and we need to keep the force standby, and we need to investments in protection, in the destruction of the reinforce. thank you. layla and key key and bar. and the view is for your conversation on youtube. a question was, can i knew triple alliance save r

i live for indonesia, for his game, been globally for getting b a. so these are sierra indonesia. i miss india at the bottom. i layla welcome to the stream, say later what, it's how the who you are and what you do. hello everyone. good morning. good afternoon, evening. wherever you are. ah, my name is layla, salazar lopez. i am the executive director of amazon watch and we work to protect and defend the amazon and our climate in solidarity with indigenous peoples. and i'm calling in from san francisco, california fast reaction gas. when you heard about the triple lines between indonesia, the d r. c. m, brazil. what did you think? layla thoughts in a sentence? of course are at these global gatherings. there's lots of announcements and pledges and commitments made and we need a lot more commitments. immediate for protecting our forests and our climate. so yes, of course. welcome. this announcement now it's about the implementation. if this is really true, be a reality. let of actually really need law commitments. how many commitments do we need? because we get commitments, but we do

and if you do get indonesia criminal code dates back to its time as a dutch colony. and a revision has been debated for decades. but for many in the wealth 3rd largest democracy, these changes represent a step backward not forward. iranian state media is reporting that authorities have arrested 12 members of an opposition network with links to europe . the iranian revolutionary god accused the group of planning acts of sabotage and coordination with counter revolutionary agents in germany and the netherlands. the arrests took place as shopkeepers and truck drivers across iran, a taking part in a 3 day strike began on monday. i rose of shouted shops in cities across iran. it's a sign of just how far the anti regime protest movement is spread. after more than 2 months of demonstrations and violent pushback from the state, in this bizarre inter on some shop owners said the authorities had warned them not to join the nationwide strike. among those who have stayed open, there's still support for the protest movement. you will, this is a legend amendment and they should be

how deaf students in indonesia finally have a way to study islam holy book. ah, i'm british minded, you're welcome to the special edition of d, w. news asia that you could join us this past year has seen beijing cement control over hong kong and impose ever type thing restrictions on the territories media landscape. after the cities of high profile arrests and newsroom closures, most independent outlets have folded to day various vickie press. freedom left in hong kong. but journalists can be stubborn. people did have those. phoebe cong met one who refuses to be silent. risky business. jackie is a journalist and is out reporting at the anniversary of the chinaman square massacre, beatings, brutal, crack done on student protests in 1989 hollow law. oh hello. can i ask you a few questions? i show you some news pictures and see if you know what they are. yeah, well, it, jackie shows them photos from the day of the massacre. images like these are censored in china video. how do you know where these images were taken? victoria park. but jackie's reporting is soon

indonesia _ you are seeing? it's a very serious volcano. indonesia is _ you are seeing?volcano. indonesia is full of - you are seeing? it's a very serious volcano. indonesia is full of active | volcano. indonesia is full of active volcanoes, and simmer route is the tallest of a range of volcanoes. it has been very active for the last hundred years at least. we have seen predominantly pyroclastic flows, an avalanche of hot rock which on trains cooler air and can travel up to 100 kilometres per hour. that is the video footage that has come out today. they can extend, the ones that happen most recently, have gone up that happen most recently, have gone up to ten kilometres away from the area. they are truly deadly travel at such speed that there isn't much you can do apart from evacuate people, which is the very experienced risk managers in indonesia have done. there is another threat, another hazard posed ljy another threat, another hazard posed by semeru in particular. because it is so tall and because there were so much rainfall in such frequent eruptions depositing fine

k. brazil indonesia and the democratic republic of congo. has some of the most critical writing force in the whole while so critical that they are often referred to as the lungs of the world. in november, the 3 countries find an alliance, which is to aim to safeguard the rain forest in indonesia, brazil, and the democratic republic of congo. so on this episode of the street, we are asking if this trip or lions can really save our rain for us to have an opinion. i know you have a comment section is right here and you to be part of today's discussion. ah, hello barts. and kiki and layla, so good to have your expertise with us on today's discussion bart fee say hello to our audience around the well, tell them who you are and what you do. hello. good morning. thanks for having me on the show. i'm barker say, i am a tropical ecologist and i specialize in peace on 4th in the central congo basin, and particularly in the democratic republic of congo, where i've been working for a number of years. and i'm also an environmental journalist and a start

good group in indonesia at this moment. just like in many other countries, i believe really just groups. and there may be one of the politics records my as well by the politicians. so they have quite a strong bargaining position. that's one thing. and then the 2nd one is the development of that the current government has at this moment. so having this kind of code which basically will shut down any criticism against the government, will make it easy for the government to fund that further development which, which might destroy the environment against him arrives. but also this having to sign off, you know, god will be very handy for the government to punch all the elements. good to get your horse on this. the b t s. is 70 in jakarta, thanks so much for being with us. thank you. i still ahead on as an attempt to store mongolian government pallet thousands protest against corruption and inflation in the capital. ah well every day makes it more and more when she cross. virtually all are here. it looks as though it's quite miss

and in indonesia, almost everyone has a mobile phone and an e wallet. so tracing individual gamblers like roger is very hot. on good days, he can earn as much as 345 euros a day from online gambling. more than the average monthly income of jakarta residence. but they are not always good days. villa jump as well. my m, i once played at the nursing he lost around $14000.00. you are missing the one night. crazy right now was a moment when who mormon gwinnett and i basically put them on me like a week, a medic stands playing again. what we like to lock down during the pandemic have caused roger to spend even more time gambling, but no one can predict who will develop an addiction. this clinical psychologist tells me for gambling comes a problem when it can no longer be controls. copper primarily miss. when someone 1st tries, it creates a feeling of pleasure. and that feeling of pleasure releases domain is normally in a hormone that creates feelings of comfort, telling me that happiness and pleasure camera. that's what finally makes people think. if i want t

g b t, community, particularly hot. indonesia does not acknowledge, same sex marriage. and there are fears that banning cohabitation could be used to criminalize same sex relations is waiting on the but the government has defended the changes as an effective compromise in a govern for, or it's not easy for a multi cultural and multi ethnic country to make a criminal law code that can accommodate all interests. look what a bugger. on the other hand, what the, the national criminal material in the criminal code you must regulate the balance between the public or state and individual interest that don't go on. and if you do good. indonesia is criminal code dates back to its time as a dutch colony, and a revision has been debated for decades. but for many in the world's 3rd largest democracy, these changes represent a step backward. not forward. is the look now at some other world stories we're covering for you today. former argentine president, christina, for known as the curious nor has been sentenced to 6 years in jail on charges of corruption. she was found guilty of co

community, particularly hot. indonesia does not acknowledge, same sex marriage. and there are fears that banning cohabitation could be used to criminalize same sex relations wedding. but the government has defended the changes as an affective compromise. but you're not going for, well, it's not easy for a multicultural and multi ethnic country to make a criminal law code. and that can accommodate all interest local budget. on the other hand, i think the national criminal material in the criminal code, you must regulate the balance between public and or state. and individual interests that don't go on and if you do get indonesia criminal code dates back to its time as a dutch colony. and a revision has been debated for decades. but for many in the world's 3rd largest democracy, these changes represent a step backward. not forward ballots are being counted in the us state of georgia, where run a vote is deciding the final senate race in the country's mid term elections. the pulpits republican herschel walker guess incumbent democrat ruffled one oak when for the dem

she claims the gun was never intended for use in indonesia and that she was planning to travel to syria. ah. area shares her interviews with other intelligence experts across asia like dr. joe lee gerard. she seems to draw an understanding that there is no barrier to digging out arms or being involved in violent action and they go back. i had to give them a, as you see from the video, one of the things that often surfaces is that women can be motivated solely by ideology. and this is manifested online through their conversations. when least you was, he is released in 2 years time. she will receive government support to help her reintegrate docking to society. i think based on the interview, it does not speak to the fact that she has been d, radicalized as of yet. it doesn't speak to d radicalization patterns all a sense of. 4 regret ah, my last i own that, that though, oh sized, but that they love is c san fran bella from spend and add more that effect upon the lesser you that particular firm for the money we're raised funded deadly attacks, including one in 2016 around tamarind straigh

all 180 aboard are feared dead and in indonesia could boats keep coming. fled myanmar after a crackdown in 2017. now they are brought in wooden boats, in hopes of a better life in malaysia or indonesia. just last week, the sri lankan navy rescued more than 100 rohingya adrift in rough seas. now the centre for immigration is urging more action. ~ ., immigration is urging more action. ~ . ., action. we have called on the government _ action. we have called on the government is _ action. we have called on the government is in _ action. we have called on the government is in the - action. we have called on the government is in the region l action. we have called on the| government is in the region to co—ordinate efforts for safe disembarkation and make sure that all of these people are given safe passage and get the support that they need. we're very thankful, for example, to the authorities in indonesia who have it welcome to some of these boats and we hope that there is more effort from other countries in the region. i5 there is more effort from other countr

or outside of indonesia. to clarify, if this is the case at the moment, i cannot confirm the information for now, indonesians doing what they can to give these refugees some sense of normality and dignity after their ordeal. but the future remains unclear. agency se the number of a hinge of fleeing by boat from the camps bangladesh has risen fivefold this year 22 and a half 1000. the theories that many more will be subject to the sorts of dangers in the month to come. hurry, faucet al jazeera. ah.

or outside of indonesia. to clarify, if this is the case. at the moment i cannot confirm the information. for now, indonesians are doing what they can to give these refugees some sense of normality and dignity after their ordeal. but the future remains unclear. agency say the number of hinges fleeing by boat, from the camps to bangladesh has risen fivefold this year 22 and a half 1000. the theories that many more will be subject to these sorts of dangers in the month to come hurry for it. i'll just 0. well out there is can via child re brings the smallest joy now from shop for a do it in bangladesh. when many of the were hanging about chinese begin. this area is known as shoppers. dave, this is the last stand of se bangladesh before hits me and martin my left, and this is enough river. this is one of the several hot spot in cox's bazaar. the area is very removed, and the smuggler used the cover of late night to smuggle people to other southeast asia by large engine boats or fishing trawlers. lot of this board

or outside of indonesia. to clarify, if this is the case. at the moment i cannot confirm the information. for now, indonesians are doing what they can to give these refugees some sense of normality and dignity after their ordeal. but the future remains unclear. agency say the number of hinge, a fleeing by boat from refugee camps had bangladesh has risen fivefold this year. $22.00 and a half 1000. the theories that many more will be subject to the sorts of dangers in the month to come. hurry faucet al jazeera. alright, let's speak now with the asked me know, le, board chair of odyssey on burma, a regional network engage and advocacy campaigns and capacity building to establish a free and democratic perma and a wrangler activist. she joined the sly from vancouver. yes, me, and thanks for being with us today on al jazeera. thank you for having me. yes, mean, when i've reported in the past from bangladesh, there are so many ro hanging refugees that i've spoken with, who've told me how trap they feel, and they've

ah, pre marital sex is taboo in indonesia. and it will also be illegal from the end of this year. breaking the law could mean going to prison on married, pregnant women are being forced to give their children away. these children have one thing in common. they were all born outside of marriage. i have traveled to the city of semi rang in central java to visit an orphanage where some 80 children have been left behind by their parents. we met up with an expecting mother, let's call her retina. she has been waiting with 10 other pregnant women to give birth to a child that will grow up here without her. we have changed her voice to protect her identity. this was my mother's idea. for my family, it would be a disgrace to bring the baby home. they are worried about the families reputation. my father, even forbes, me to contact my boyfriend. i've had a terrible about leaving my child behind with other father. but i hope to visit from time to time. so now the 19 year old is helping out. as more women come here every day. the founder

the ones that have arrived in indonesia and malaysia l arrived in indonesia and malaysia have come fromre are fears that an entire boat load could be lost because the relatives have lost contact after days, in fact weeks, being stranded at sea. the? contact after days, in fact weeks, being stranded at sea.— contact after days, in fact weeks, being stranded at sea. they are not caettin an being stranded at sea. they are not getting any assistance _ being stranded at sea. they are not getting any assistance while - being stranded at sea. they are not getting any assistance while they i getting any assistance while they are at sea? they are in shipping lanes, are they getting any help or they are out there?— lanes, are they getting any help or they are out there? they are getting ve little they are out there? they are getting very little help- _ they are out there? they are getting very little help. they _ they are out there? they are getting very little help. they are _ they are out there? they are getting very little help. they are arriving - very little help. they are arriving very litt

in 2016 monia and his accomplices were planning, and i still attack on indonesia presidential palace when he received a big shock that money. and when the new guy get the guns i at the that when i lot of times i have in a rural but he knew that my dad, he's disabled when i was nearly no one else. and yet it, when daddy i'm out of here and then sacramento, atlanta, usa, it, though the law said, you know, said our demo. but just days before the attack was to, to take place. munoz says he's then wife backed out. another woman was recruited to carry out the bombing, but the plot was foiled by international authorities. today, aaron is visiting, don't prison, to make 45 year old merisa who was chowed for assisting a violet group. aaron is accompanied by agents from indonesia, counter terrorism, yours and permitted to film using a mobile phone. marie full was linked to a 2019 attack on indonesia. the insecurity messed around for 21 year old features. diana and her husband, ob aurora, were arrested at the scene of the stabbing. the minister, 3 times were rancho made a full recovery that be

the winds are carrying a band of rain rate across indonesia as main island of java. but i think the worst of it will be over the open water, some brain for bali and lubbock islands as well. after china, we go snow for the western gang si, river valley cloud cover for shanghai with a high 9 degrees. and finally, happy to tell you that c effect snow is beginning to weaken for western japan, other side of the mountains. tokyo get a high of 12 degrees on tuesday. that's a snapshot of your weather. we'll see you soon. take care. ah. across the world, young activists and organizers rhonda move, motivated and politically engaged, the challenges they couldn't be more daunting here. and we were the ones who had lights on what was going on in a way that was me. thing you did in those looking static about the middle lebanon is always in the bone overflows formation. we have the agency to create the viable alternative generation on al jazeera. ah, the, the book about kill appeals with it. with me, the whole robert and reminder of i'll tell you stories. the refugee agency says at

i'm one in me. brooke, among in the 3 countries with female farces, of course, most, tom, indonesia, the philippines and malaysia. the number of female police from, in lieu in malaysia, 18 percent of the police force, the women in the philippines, 17 percent. mm. and in indonesia which is seen the highest number of attacks by female 5, the number is just 6 percent with no women in police. leadership roles or in the countries counter. terrorism agencies, while recruiting more women in loren foresman could be a star. doctor jolene gerad says it's not as simple as that. i think what is more important is having counter terrorism office as male. all female then recognizes the nuances and is able to cross nuanced policies. assumption would be that if you include a higher proportion of women, that it automatically makes policies balance that may not be the case, but indian that in that just it was dora bean lackey and by lagging happy mid august. let me don't see langley's and then did decide to pursue, forced back it now by see linda, joy and the last seen this. i've been atlanta. it's pur

in 2016 monia and his accomplices were planning an ice to attack on indonesia presidential palace when he received a big shock that money and when the new guy get, because i only that, when i lot of times i have a them rule, but you get my money say when i like a new me no one our immediate when danny, i'm out of here in sacramento, atlanta usa it though, blah, said, you know, i said i damn well but just days before the attack was due to take place, munoz says he is then wife backed out, another woman was recruited to carry out the bombing, but the plot was foiled by indonesian authorities. today, aaron is visiting by don't prison to make 45 year old merisa who was chowed for assisting a violent group. erin is accompanied by agents from indonesia, counter terrorism years, and permitted to film using a mobile phone. maricel was linked to a 2019 attack on indonesia. the insecurity mazda were ran for 21 year old future, diana and her husband. i will rob were arrested at the scene of the stabbing. the minister 3 times were rancho made a full recovery that be silent. that the last ha, that

community, particularly hot. indonesia does not acknowledge, same sex marriage. and there are fears that banning cohabitation could be used to criminalize same sex relations. why didn't? but the government has defended the changes as an effective compromise. but that makes them a well, it's not easy for a multicultural and multi ethnic country to make a criminal law code. and that can accommodate all interests. look, put a bug, a button. on the other hand, i think the national criminal material and in the criminal code, you must regulate the balance between public or state and individual interests that don't go on. and if you do get indonesia criminal code dates back to its time as a dutch colony. and a revision has been debated for decades, but for many in the world's 3rd largest democracy, these changes represent a step backward. not forward. ah, it's all happening at the world cup in katara where the underdogs morocco have knocked out spain in the round of 16. after on uneventful 120 minutes, it all came down to a penalty shoot out, and spain missed all 3 of t

also coming up volcanic eruption in java, indonesia forces villages to evacuate ash from mount same ero blankets, homes and people a want to stay away. half of the world cup and guitar. olivia, gerald becomes frances, all time top scorer. as the favorites brush aside, poland to reach the last 8. ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. iran's public prosecutor says the country has shut down its morality, police. the interior ministry has not confirmed the closure of the force, which was set up to a police. he runs islamic dress code. the death of a young woman in there, custody sparked months of widespread protests. demonstrators are now calling for a 3 day strike this week. ah, the 1979 islam mc revolution changed the course of feed on authority, started monitoring. they didn't of the strict dress good reading the he job here governing became mandatory in 1983 over the years, eden saw several forms of morality, police. but the morality police no nest gushed a it shot or guyton patrol was established under the hard line. former president man moved am within a jot you got armed o

is confirmed by the g 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you in vest indonesia, now of the 32 teams, only 16, remain at the fif, a world cup. and now, as we approach the knockout round, who has water take the battle through to the full, the final cost of 2022 on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, until mcbride. this is the news. how alive from doha coming up in the next 16 minutes, al jazeera files, the case against israeli forces at the international criminal court for the killing of its journalists. sharina ob o'clock will be live from the hike. russia accuses cave of launching drones strikes and d and scientists.

also coming up volcanic eruption in java, indonesia forces thousands of villages to evacuate ash from mount merab, blankets, hunks as people a want to stay away closer looking at the world cup and guitar, and the v. as a room becomes frances. all time, top scorer. as the favorites rush aside, poland to reach the last 8. ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. her testers in iran are increasing pressure on authorities and calling for a 3 day strike. this week. it comes off to iran's public prosecutor said the country has scrapped its morality please. after months of demonstrations was sparked by the death of a young woman in their custody. the interior ministry has not confirmed the closure of a force which was set up to police. iran's islam make dress code ah, the 1979 islamic revolution changed the course of redone. authority started monitoring. they didn't of the strict dress good waiting. the he job here governing became mandatory in 1983 over the years it on saw several forms of morality, police but the morality police. no nest gushed a. it shot or guidance. federal was e

or outside of indonesia. to clarify, if this is the case. at the moment i cannot confirm the information to now indonesians doing what they can to give these refugees some sense of normality and dignity after their ordeal. but the future remains unclear. agency say the number of hinge, a fleeing by boat from refugee camps had bangladesh has risen fivefold this year to nearly 2 and a half 1000. the theories that many more will be subject to the sorts of dangers in the month to come. hurry faucet, algeria, at least 64 people have been killed and weather related incidents in north america as a severe winter storm continues to batter the region. and the half of those are in new york state, one of the worst effected areas in america. so the neighborhoods buried under a meter of snow with resident stranded in their calls for up to 2 days. particle haine is following developments forth from washington d. c. nationwide. if you're traveling, it's just utter chaos. but if you think about it, this storm came at the wors

uh huh. indonesia has about 130 active volcanoes. the southeast asian archipelago also has the world's largest population, almost 9000000 people living close to a volcano, to the world cup. now, in kat talk and england are the latest team to make the quarter finals after beating senegal, 3 nil in the round of 16 brewster dorman. so dude bellingham dominated the game for england and set up jordan henderson to open the scoring at 38 minutes. and bellingham had a hand in england 2nd as well, which was finished off by harry cain just before halftime england added another goal in the 2nd half to seal their victory. and that sets up a tasty tie. with world cup holders, france, they brush aside poland in their round of 16 match. with striker olive yager whoop, becoming his country's all time. top score in the process, killing him, but i was considered the danger men in this contest which for the 1st half hour resulted in nothing more than some bumps and bruises that are in poll. robert livin, dusky fight, avoiding short, just wide of the fr

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we hear from some of the were hangup muslims who made the perilous c crossing from bangladesh to indonesia. and a freezing arctic storm. severe heat waves and devastating floods. we looked back on a year of extreme weather that affected 1000000. ah, russian president vladimir putin has announced a ban on oil exports to countries that set price caps on its energy products. the decree will last for at least 5 months and will come into effect in february. this month, the european union g 7 and australia agreed on a $60.00 per barrel cap on russian crude. it was aimed at restricting the kremlin revenue from energy while keeping supply flowing to the global market. energy exports made up around 40 percent of russia's annual revenue and are worth around a $1000000000.00 a day. ukraine says that money is being used to finance russia's war efforts. moscow says the cap and other western sanctions would affect its military campaign in ukraine, and the kremlin remains confident. it can find new buyers for its oil and gas. under 00 shirt has more from moscow earlier default when i do a lot of pierre l