alex, how you received for decades, i'll, italia, has defined traveled to italy. even popes relied on the carrier to reach their far flung flock. the brand has also come to symbolize huge losses from 200-2020. they never close a balance sheet that is positive. so they account every year the money. so that's not a good predictor that will do any better. yeah, exactly. despite its troubled past, either the real value in the brand name, al italian is willing to spend big money on it because they realize the name is synonymous with italy itself. and they put in a bid, perhaps copping more than 200000000 euros for the right to that name. some a vh experts question, the whole idea of a flag carrier. if i was an attendant as far as an attendant text her, i would think that, you know, i might be, we can spend money on better things. do we, do? we need an italian, ala and in modern europe. what once upon a time, perhaps when aiden a tangled alarm, because otherwise now would flutter on really tell me that not a philosophy shared by the government. indeed, italy is betting

adam rainy al jazeera connector, italy. ah, i've got the headlines here on al jazeera trinity as president has named geo physics professor with little political experience of the country's 1st female prime minister. his task national boot and the.

oil. olives are one of italy's most iconic staples. the fact that they're under threat has shown italian that climate change has arrived in full force here. as have repeated floods in places like venice, record, heat, wave raging wildfires and extended periods of drought. surrounded by warming seas and at growing risk of desert if occasion, italy now find itself on the front lines of climate change. heavily reliant on agriculture, italy is hoping to take the lead in, adapting to a change in climate. the government has launched a new ministry for ecological transition and earmarked $80000000000.00 of e u. cobit recovery funds to come up with solutions to live in a warming world. that has to be in sally and they cost this. environmental transition has significant cause, which is essential that governments make direct commitments to help their citizens and business handling. italy has partnered with the u. k to host this years you in climate summit cop 26, coming up in november in scotland. and this week, milan is hosting 2 events ahead o

we look at how italy is facing a changing climate. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. we are a typhoon to watch, as you know, type in mean dooley. its its way apparently northward towards japan and it's sort of engaging with what is the end of the plumb rains. the 2 are coming together, so friday is not looking a good day. but what's left behind a fairly dry picture for most of china attempts is coming down today where they should be still humid and sherry and hong kong. but what about this type of thing? well, let's look at the forecast tokyo, which brings the worst of it in on friday, but i've only written here, normally winds of gale force or even near the force with not going the full force of the time. it looks like it, stay on the water. you get edge effects. those still potentially was flooding or land slides for hung chute. there it is. the picture on friday, the heart of a long way show, but that orange, representing the heaviest of

we look at how italy is facing a changing climate. and cube is control of the economy has failed to deliver amid you reforms to businesses ah, ah, ah, the worst of the weather. rain wise in the next 24 hours. it like to be through sumatra. and this part of bornea general area of terminal, right in full sandstone, it's much dry in java and bali. it's still flooded on the ground in parts of thailand, but shower wise, they're faster than they were. cambodia looks particularly wet there the next day or so. the west worthington west pacific is always a ty, food. now we have one. this one here. look at moving straight towards tokyo and it is, but it won't get there. the heart is going to veer off. so the forecast the toko is a little better. it could be it's gonna rain by says eating, it's lightened friday. we bit of a right off with near gale force winds and torrential rain. there will be a fed risk and a landslide was all gone by saturday for india, both sides. we have to trust. go depressions, one not to worry about this 1 may well devel

i'll just euro have at santa italy. thought cali is the author of the 40 year war in afghanistan, chronicle for told he thinks it's time for western powers to learn from their mistakes in afghanistan. i think the 1st thing which has to be said very clearly and bluntly that this has been a huge political and ideological defeat for the american empire, for nato and for their lives. and it will bring hope on that level too many others who are still struggling like in palestine and other parts of that. this is possible, this can be done. and that is the principal reason. in my opinion, why there are so many saw faces. because normally when you bring a war to and then you shouldn't be given some credit for it, and i think biden is absolutely right to have decided to withdraw from i've gone this, it was a war that was going know where it was a war that it wasted koreans. it was a war in which the emily people who benefited one of the large corporations linked to the military, industrial complex of the united states and out of

supply chain, bad weather in canada and italy. do weather in canada and italy. and do you see an upper limit to the price rises? yes, in terms of the prices, where we are now, the mean benchmark prices for canadian durum wheat increase by 105% between june and durum wheat increase by 105% betweenjune and the second week in september two a record high of 850 canadian dollars in metric tons. give you a better standing, before the price rally, it was about a17. so a17 canadian dollars per metric tons of canadian, compared to 805 50 -- tons of canadian, compared to 805 50 —— compared to 850 that is a big jump! 805 50 —— compared to 850 that is a bigjump! a 805 50 —— compared to 850 that is a big jump! a 60%jump 805 50 —— compared to 850 that is a bigjump! a 60%jump in italy, the benchmark price was a89 for durum wheat. i’m italy, the benchmark price was 489 for durum wheat.— 489 for durum wheat. i'm so sor , i 489 for durum wheat. i'm so sorry. i will— 489 for durum wheat. i'm so sorry, i will have _ 489 for durum wheat. i'm so sorry, i will have to - 489 for durum

we look at how italy is facing a change in climate. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. the worst of the weather, rain wise in the next 24 hours you'd like to be through sumatra. and this part of borneo general area of torrential rain in the fall and sundays don't much dry in java and bali. it's still flooded on the ground in parts of thailand, but shower wise there faster than they were. cambodia looks particularly wet there the next day or so. the worst, the weather new west pacific is always a ty, food. now we have one. this one here looks like moving straight towards tokyo and it is, but it won't get there. the heart is contravir off. so the forecasts the toko is a little better. they could be it's gonna rain by says eating light in friday. we bit of a right off with near gale force winds and torrential rain. there will be a flood risk. and a landslide was all gone by saturday. for india, both sides, we have 2 tropical depressions. one not

. _ worrying about food shortages in italy. the — worrying about food shortages in italy, the same problemthe same problem in new zealand. overthe italy, the same problem in new zealand. over the last 18 months, no laurie _ zealand. over the last 18 months, no laurie drivers have been trained up. there's_ laurie drivers have been trained up. there's also — laurie drivers have been trained up. there's also a demographic problem, the average _ there's also a demographic problem, the average age of a lorry driver is 55—56, _ the average age of a lorry driver is 55-56, and — the average age of a lorry driver is 55—56, and very few people want to id 55—56, and very few people want to go into— 55—56, and very few people want to go into it _ 55—56, and very few people want to go into it. perhaps that might be a labour problem. but the immediate problem _ labour problem. but the immediate problem is — labour problem. but the immediate problem is that there's not enough people _ problem is that there's not enough people because they were being trained — people because they were being trained up, a

that's what i would say about italy i would say that when chinese officials visited italy and said here is what to do, this is what we have learned from our experience in wuhan, you need to centralize quarantine and put those potentially expose into a quarantine hospital together so that, just a crackdown on potential transmission. the italians had no, we can't do that culturally. it won't work. the chinese said that is what they had done and that is what they have found to work, and the italians and said no. do you want to jump in on why new zealand and taiwan in particular work? >> to be honest i wanted to jump back to something that i thought was her interesting, not to avoid the question but one thing that came up during, at least i sitting for me was we learned about the story initially the chief justice of maine who had sort of officiated are judged over her time in the state of maine or she actually lived. most interesting about at the time, you had to go back to all these archives, we initially got a call that a woman who's going to break quarantine, what do we do? do we keep he

over 130,000 people have died with covid in italy since the pandemic struck with italy being the firstlace in europe be badly affected. >> a quick scan to get into a special venue. they show thr covid passes, proof that they are covid negative. the ritual becomes second nature when it comes to cultural outings, but talk of extending into the work place sees opinion divided. >> the green pass is an important tool to deal with a serious situation. in such a serious situation, we need effective solutions. >> in my opinion, it is not fair. if i am a free citizen, i can decide on getting the pass. >> the digital certificate was first launched across the eu to facilitate travel and then became mandatory in many countries including italy for entry to museums, gyms, and restaurants. that is, optional indoor leisure and entertainment activities. eyebrows were raised when the measure was introduced for teachers and school aff last month. now, workers who failed to present a valid pass could be suspended without salary but cannot loose their jobs. unions are disputing certain details, such as the

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have a santa italy. u. s. federal court document show that one of 2 former u. k. national is accused of being part of an eyesore sale, will plead guilty to criminal charges on thursday. alex on the co t and another man were expedited from iraq last year to face tron in the us. they're accused of involvement in the beheadings of western hostages, including for americans. the part of a group does the beatles by their captives because of their british access. hurricane ida has left more than a 1000000 people on the us gulf coast. without that tricity destruction in louisiana is catastrophic. and many are still stranded by flooding. restoring power will take weeks raising fears of a health crisis as resident swelter and run low on drinking water, filling reports from my place near new orleans. some on top of they are completely desperate. here with the help. please, ida tore out rubes and windows ripped bricks out of walls, destroying lives, and buildings in a few long hours. now they are pleading. when we go, please look him up with him. i want to go through your

fin to take, go back on the main airport and claim all that was left behind on the core and teen in italy, thousands of refugees in a camp waiting to stop in new life and in other news, health concerns and you to stop crime hundreds of thousands in the us have no tricky old power off the hurricane. ah, i was not going to extend this forever war. the words of us president joe biden, defending his withdrawal of troops from afghanistan on his face, criticism over the chaos of the past few weeks. as i've got, his don rapidly fell under the control of the taliban. but biden says the evacuation has been an extraordinary success. i'm blamed afghan forces the collapsing far more quickly than any expected on fishes this report from the white house. my fellow americans. the war in afghanistan is now over. joe biden brought an end to america's involvement to end its longest war 20 years, which still lives cost money, and damaged america's image in the world. war to remove the taliban, which again sits in power in kill bill. we're left with a simple decision either follow through on the commit made b

the fact that we are then taken by bus to other shelters and hotels across italy, officials hoped to resettle everyone at this camp by friday. the 1st step and helping these refugees rebuild their lives in a new country. adarine g 0, have a santa italy. now they reports the syrian government and local leaders from the rebel controlled city of darrow, have reached an agreement on a 3 day sci fi. it's due to start on wednesday. the government forces have recently intensified their offense to capture data, including blocking the supply of food and medicine in a series of regular time on army checkpoints and they bring town i use present, j bodies also offering federal helped to restore power and water to states ravaged by hurricane either fixing the electrical grid could take weeks wasting phase of a house crisis is stranded. people run low on drinking water. phil laval reports not from la class near new orleans. some are they all completely desperate here when they help? please. ida tore out rooms and windows ripped bricks out of wolf destroying lives and buildings in a few long hours.

well, stella had here on al jazeera life under quarantine in italy. thousands of african refugees are an account waiting to make a new beginning that story. after the break, ah hello, we got more widespread showers across south east asia, the thunder examples continuing here. they're known anywhere from around in china. right. the way down across indonesia, around a 100 millimeters, to framer in the south west of borneo staying very unsettled and too much. she'll be indonesia, good part of malaysia, and pushing up close to the philippines and back towards the vietnam. and of course, a good part of cambodia, little differences we go on through friday, more heavy showers across those a similar areas. hopefully, a little dry down towards southern parts of sumatra and maybe into a job as well as spot and try cos a good part of australia. and we have some real heat building across the southeastern corner for the time. being crowded, rain will sweep its way through the bites. what a lively system this one does. it runs its way across the southern parts of western australia, easing through s

the italian military has flown nearly 5000 afghans to italy since the taliban took over. many of the refugees austin, under quarantine, while the process for resettlement to 0 as adam rainy, visited the country's biggest refugee camp for afghan evacuees, and of its on it. at this camp an hour outside of rome, more than a 1000 african refugees are starting a new life now far from the country. they called home. many of them like this man felt they had no choice but to flee a la carte. i worked with italian and after military i was a target for the taliban. he like others we spoke to, asked us not to show his face, out of fear for loved ones, back in afghanistan, one of the sort of content, man, i am happy to be here, but i am extremely worried about my family. but i haven't been able to contact them for 7 days, so i don't know how they're doing joining or where they are. ok. it's a story repeated here among those who worked with italian or other international forces during the war. as the taliban closed in, they rushed to cobble airport. some last families mechanic rushed t

meanwhile, his italy—based family has said to us that this is alljust a nightmare.united by grief is locked in an acrimonious legal row, that challenges international conventions, to which israel and italy have signed up. a judge will now review the case, with another hearing set for next month. in the meantime, she is asking for steps to protect the six—year—old from further trauma. yolande knell, bbc news, tel aviv. contact training is to be drastically reduced across rugby union, in an attempt to prevent injuries and protect player welfare. world rugby guidance will limit full contact training to just 15 minutes a week, after research showed up to 40% of injuries happen during training. laura scott reports. he was one of the heroes of england's world cup winning rugby team in 2003 but steve thompson's memories of that time have vanished. since being diagnosed with dementia last year at the age of 42, he has decided to do whatever he can to protect future players. this is just a very tiny part of what i can do, pledging my brain cells that when i do pass away for

c. italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya, and eritrea. there were spanish colonies in south america and africa. thought to go lucky by the colonies, several times its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans . and so, by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. ah, what was going on in the colonies? a well known, undocumented millions of ruined lives. slavery ruthless and written most less exploitation. ah, the former british diplomatic professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe colonial system. and the reason for it to rise and fall only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking. that is a nation's or the states allowed to do anything, all the master races, and then you have the minor nation. so the slave, well, the europeans, the slaves were indians, africans. for hitler, they were jews, gypsies, and slobs. naziism is truly convenient. it's a cynical justification for wiping out some cold inferior races and shamel

you are joining us from italy? willis: i am joining you from italy. a little past midnight here.sten: i was hoping your backdrop would be michelangelo. you are clearly in a room [laughter] . i wasn't it getting there from the u.s. -- how was it getting there from the u.s.? tell us what prerequisites you had to meet? willis: i have been here for a month. i entered spain in the spain requirements at the time were less than they are now. i brought my cdc card, filled out a passenger locator four, standard across countries. i came from spain to italy, went online, entered my information so they could contact me if anyone on my plane was infected. pretty simple stuff. the checks at the borders were all very straightforward. nothing took more than an extra five, 10 minutes. the most complicated thing was the flight to leave from the u.s., the airline had trouble working through documentations, so we had to wait online longer than usual. kristen: in europe, can you as an american freely move about the various countries of the eu? willis: it is a little complicated because each country h

ireland are now level with italy on five points at the top of the table.7—22. they'll face ireland in the final round next saturday. huddersfield giants ended their super league season with a 112—24 win over bottom side leigh centurions. louis senior scored two of their eight tries whilst leigh will be relegated with just two wins to their name all season. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. and italy's filippo ganna retained his world time trial title in belgium. the team ineos rider pipped home favourite wout van art for the second year in a row. britain's ethan hayter finished eighth. after winning a motogp race for the first time last weekend, francesco bagnaia has done it again by claiming victory at the san marino grand prix. starting from pole he led every lap, holding off championship leader fabio quartararo to win his home race. leeds rhinos have completed the super league challenge cup double in wheelchair rugby. they beat leyland warriors 52—36 in the grand final in kent this afternoon. finally tonight, we start where we began, w

you mentioned that the 12 to 18—year—olds and italy are keen to get vaccinated.. i wonder what the messaging has been like on the covid vaccinations across italy for that particular age group. the message was that if you _ particular age group. the message was that if you do _ particular age group. the message was that if you do that, _ particular age group. the message was that if you do that, you - particular age group. the message was that if you do that, you have l was that if you do that, you have first advantages not only from health care point of view, but also for community point of view in terms of possible increase in relationships. 0n the other side, to convenience them, orfrom relationships. 0n the other side, to convenience them, or from an ethical point of view this is extremely important. when you become vaccinated, you also are doing something positive for the society. and this was very well accepted by italian teenagers, so this is extremely good.— italian teenagers, so this is extremely good. professor paolo pelosi, thank _ extremely good. profe

to italy, but italy is a _ who have two jabs and are travelling to italy, but italy is a very _ who- country for uk travellers and it hasi always been a main destination and very important _ always been a main destination and very important for— always been a main destination and very important for our— always been a main destination and very important for our economy, i always been a main destination and very important for our economy, asj very important for our economy, as welt _ very important for our economy, as welt this _ very important for our economy, as well. this uncertainty _ very important for our economy, as well. this uncertainty has - very important for our economy, as well. this uncertainty has not - well. this uncertainty has not helped — well. this uncertainty has not helped to _ well. this uncertainty has not helped to support _ well. this uncertainty has not helped to support an - well. this uncertainty has not helped to support an industry well. this uncertainty has not - helped to support an industry which needs— helped to support an industry which needs to _ h

so take us through what is behind italy's decision and how people are reacting. >> reporter: well, italy basically wants to get over this crisis, which has been going on since february last year. and most people don't seem to object to evermore stringent measures to try to bring the pandemic under control. keep in mind, kim, that more than 130,000 italians have died from this disease. last year the economy shrunk by 9%. this is a situation that is intolerable for most people and there is a realization among most italians that to get out of this crisis, most people have to be vaccinated. and if there are those who hesitate to be vaccinated, the penalties should be high. therefore, now all public sector workers and private sector workers must show that they have either been vaccinated or have been tested negative or have recently recovered from the disease. if they don't comply with these measures, they could be suspended from their jobs and face hefty fines. now, one of the members of the government coalition, the league, a right wing party, has objected to some of these members, but -- a

i think the very real risk that we will see flooding here once again for northwestern italy. now if we look further toward the east, we've got some high he'd belgrade could very well hit 30 degrees on sunday. it is dry across turkey, things looking good, and it's stumble with a hive. 26 degrees off to west africa and your own day in cameroon. 79 millimeters of rain, and we can really track all that weather falling from cameroon rate through in sierra leone. so free towns got a high of 27 degrees, also wet. and abby john, that's it for me. we'll catch up with you soon. still ahead on al jazeera helping refugees from afghanistan that adjusts to a new life communities come together and i will show you the shots of the day golf ride to cough as the usa take the lead over europe. that's coming up with peter. ah, i'm harry davies. and kimberly, in west, in australia or indigenous communities, attaining with scientists to create a new approach to marine conservation thing you learn. but we even that the, the government i'm afraid do any reporting from review, if you're going to try

there dod dependence that they are local nationals from germany, spain, and italy. they are excited when they see these afghans. and when they look in their eyes, they see people with hope and inspiration and that gives them inspiration, i want to thank our nation for doing what is doing and treating all of these afghan evacuees. mr. kirby: thank you so much general appreciate your time. ok, i have a few things to go through with you, then we can take additional questions. in the wake of hurricane night of the department is working closely with fema and local state and federal partners in supporting estate in areas impacted. if there are roughly 5800 national guard soldiers and airmen in the louisiana and 10 other states responding to the aftermath of the hurricane in louisiana. pennsylvania, roughly 140 guarded personnel have been activated along with high water vehicle and helicopter support areas. one in 650 active-duty personnel are supporting hurricane operations in the end around louisiana. dimension sets include route clearance, debris removal, and high water

they're now in a small down in southern italy.e to get on a flight out, barely. she texted me and asked me to send her the list of family members, he recalls. the next day she asked me to go to the airport at 5:00 in the morning. we left all our belongings and property behind. when i saw the situation at the airport, i thought we wouldn't be able to get in. the taliban were firing at people. one barely missed me. the italian government managed to evacuate nearly 5,000 afghans before the taliban took control of the airport. she looks back on the last month with mixed emotions. >> on the one hand, i'm very, very relieved that they're here and they were able to come to italy. but i'm very worried about everything else that could not leave the country. so my thought is also with them. >> reporter: barely a month in italy, she mourns the life she lost. >> i love my country. i love my people. i have a lot of friends in my country, and i don't know what is happening for them. it makes me so sad. >> reporter: ahead now lies the congress,

welcome to italy. to italy. >> reporter: she founded and ran a school in kabul where sohala graduated five years ago. last month, as the taliban took over kabul, she received a desperate message from a former student, don't abandon me. >> the academy is a unique space that helps. >> reporter: selena founded the story academy in 2013 with funds she won from the rolex award for enterprise. the academy used afghanistan's age-old oral traditions as a means of education. >> and she told me she was very happy. >> reporter: more than 5,000 kilometers from kabul, she pulled every string she could to wrangle places for her former students and their families on italian military flights out of the afghan capital. she and her family made it through the pandemonium and onto a plane. they are now in a small town in southern italy. another former student and his family were able to get on a flight out, barely. she texted me and asked me to send her the list of family members, he recalls. the next day, she asked me to