descendants of the sultan saying it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. this is all to syria these are the top stories a surge in violence in central african republic forcing tens of thousands of people to skate across the border the un refugee agency says the thing people desperately need help the physical location in which this refugees i write is very vast they are in 3 provinces and. basically very very difficult to reach secondly they've come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time that crossing into the d.s.e. those even left let. serbs again been to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position more than a year into the covert 1000 pandemic in the country with the worst number of infections and deaths the united states has just reached 25000000 cases the grim milestone was passed less than a week after the country had 400000 deaths hospitals in some states including california a struggling to cope with the rising number of patients your misfortune president joe biden has painted a bleak picture warning

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera mexico's president and that is not your lopez obrador has tested positive the covered 19 the 67 year old says he's being treated for mild symptoms and will continue to work from the presidential palace mexico has the world's 4th highest death toll by the ministration is reimposing and in for a ban on most non us citizens who have been in countries with highly contagious variants of cope with 19 nations affected include the u.k. are the majority of european countries south africa we added to the list was in jordan as more from washington d.c. . starting on monday the new president joe biden is reimposing that ban because the government is trying to get its arms around the spread of the so-called u.k. variant of code at 19 we should note that that ban is going to expand on saturday and that's going to include people who are not u.s. citizens or residents coming from south africa and it doesn't matter whether you're a so

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera. probably got the headlines on al-jazeera this hour the us israel imposing a travel ban on people who've been in countries with a new cover 1000 variants the restriction is expected to go into effect on saturday but won't apply to americans the us is the worst affected country and the number of infections just surpassed 25000000 the process to distribute the vaccine particularly outside of nursing homes and hospitals out into the community as a whole did not really exist when we came into the white house as everyone american has seen the way in which people get vaccine is chaotic it's very limited we've seen this factor all over the country where millions of doses have been distributed but half of that has been given out so the process of getting that vaccine into arms that's the hard process that's where we're behind as a country and that's where we're focused in the by the ministration on getting that ramped up israel is suspending air travel for 2 weeks to prevent the more contagio

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera. tough a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera mexico's president and reza munya lopez obrador has tested positive the covered 19 the 6 to 7 year old says he's being treated for a mild symptoms will continue to work from the presidential palace mexico has the world's 4th highest death toll. the bible administration is reimposing an entry ban on most non us citizens who have been in countries with highly contagious variants of covert 19 nations affected include the u.k. and a majority of european countries south africa will also be added to that list rolls in jordan as morning from washington d.c. starting on monday the new president joe biden is reimposing that ban because the government is trying to get its arms around the spread of the so-called u.k. variant of that 19 we should note that that ban is going to expand on saturday and that's going to include people who are not u.s. citizens or residents coming from south africa doesn't matter whether you're a south african ci

their prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera at least 50 people are feared to been killed in 2 attacks on villages in the western asia it happened they tell a bury region an unstable area bordering mali the kenya fassel in between fighters some armed groups linked to al qaeda and i still cross in the now to buy the poorest borders our correspondent afghan idris says more now from the i'm a nice u.s. capitol well an official told us just 0 that the attackers the government that targeted these 2 villages crossed over into from mali and that at least 50 people have been killed in one of the villages he's not sure about the number of casualties in the 2nd village but he said a government delegation is already on its way to assess the situation there now we've seen increased activity in terms of operations by m groups in mali are like you either are you there are all eyes so they've been vigils and protests in baghdad marking the years since the u.s. assassinated the

for him and others this crisis isn't just about rain but the mismanagement of land jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. a course in thailand has handed a record 43 year jail sentence to a woman for insulting the king a former civil servants was found guilty on $29.00 counts of violating thailand's strict laws against criticizing the monarchy she posted offending audio clips on social media before being sentenced the woman only has and shunned so she delegates to the gravity of what she'd done. so i didn't really think it through and was too confident and not being careful enough to realize it at the time that it wasn't appropriate this is a big lesson for me. from bank accounts a serious can't hide explains the likely reason for such a heavy sentence well looks like they're making an example of her yet 43 years the longest sentence for oil defamation laws here very very strict the strictest in the world and what's interesting is that there's a pattern to this usually when there they go through this fairly lengthy court process this is been going on for about 6 years now usually toward the end

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their farms and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim. argentina's a better wetlands are one of the most biodiverse regions in the world but they've been severely impacted by industrial farming conservation groups and i working to reverse that damage today's of all reports from a barren national park in korean to us. even means in the local indigenous quote and language water the chimes and here in the province of korean days in northeastern argentina there is plenty of it. but in the past few decades the wildlife in the event and national park that covers more than a 1000000 hectares of land began disappearing because of human activity. and that's what people like my long trying to change. that i mean that. we are working to really wild argentina this means reintroducing crucial species that disappeared from the ecosystem in this case we're working with the jaguars the main objective is to generate a sustainable population and. at least jaguars now will and i seas are kept here so their cubs can one day repopulate the area jagua

will forever be remembered as a symbol of filings jessica washington al jazeera. feeley is an associate professor of indonesian politics at the australian national university but he says it's not entirely accurate to call bashir the mastermind of the bombings as he had no operational role. certainly in a stronger year he was regarded as the mastermind of the bali bombings but that in fact is not an accurate description he gave he's listening to the team the people will who want to try to take the bombing they didn't give him any particular details when i approached him in mid 2002 and he didn't ask for the economist but it's likely that the bombing would not have proceeded had he not given his approval sorrowed he bears a lot of measure of responsibility for he wasn't involved in the operational details and so it's not probably fair to call in the last month when it counts he's not being in good health that's been widely reported he's 82 years of age which is . beyond b.i.g. most internation mean and particularly the fact that he's fading must be one of the older

plane lost contact she says she's still praying for her family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. still to come here on al-jazeera. i brought him down a city famed for its speed secular sites but medical professionals costing dog days a hit as code 900 fatality rates keep record highs. also coming up israel approves plans to build more settlements in the occupied west bank decision sure to displease the next u.s. president. hello there it's a title of 2 seasons across europe at the moment we still have that wintry weather across spain and portugal but it's been rather most some alike on the other side of the mediterranean this is where we still have some warm and winds coming in from a southerly direction across at least the side of the mediterranean athens getting up to around $22.00 celsius some parts of grace running around to $10.00 to $15.00 degrees above the seasonal average war when off for people to hit the beach which you believe for a little dip in the mediterranean some lovely weather going on here we go through the next couple of days yes it will cool down a t

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their farms and their livelihoods jessica washington al jazeera interim i think you post for exit for traffic between the u.k. and france and so smoothly despite earlier concerns about potential backlogs the 1st ferry from person to dock in the french port of kalar arrived several hours after the u.k. officially left the customs union no serious delays reports but as the u.k. comes to terms of break that many are reflecting on life outside the e.u. actually means for their sense of identity and if bob has been looking at that from london. a clouded sunrise over westminster nothing extraordinary here many of bricks its changes will be slow but knowledge even but in the minds of british people the u.k. now adrift from the e.u. is alone again for some that's a cause for optimism for others profound regret the country still working out what breaks it means in practice with new rules on travel trade and immigration to name a few but beyond the dry details it's also about something much deeper for many brits especially those in their twenty's and thirty

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their bombs and their livelihoods jessica washington al jazeera interim my. phantom fear some swans thousands of them in fact which are flocked to the caspian sea in kazakhstan they are migrating south to escape the plummeting temperatures in russia they do visit the coast of cat's extent every winter but they scream look at them all the largest to pretty reported in recent yes. we'll take you to the headlines now on al jazeera more than 20000000 people in the u.s. have not tested positive for corona virus almost a quarter of the world's cases there the rollout of vaccines is also slower than expected but just 3000000 people in all canadian so far and also more from los angeles here in southern california where hospitals are virtually overwhelmed with patients emergency rooms are crammed people are being treated in conference rooms and gift shops in the hospitals and one a prominent public health epidemiologist said we are in the midst of a viral tsunami the number of covert cases as reported by johns hopkins university passed 20000000 today in th

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. this is i'll just say that these are the top stories a surge in violence in central african republic forcing tens of thousands of people to skate across the border the un refugee agency says the fleeing people desperately need help the physical location in which this refugees i write is that are vast. 3 problems is. basically very very.

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their farms and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim. finally some swans actually more than a few swans thousands of them have flocked to the caspian sea in kazakhstan they are migrating south to escape the promising temperatures in russia they do visit the coast of cows that stand each winter but this group is the largest reported in recent years.

will forever be remembered as a symbol of violence jessica washington al-jazeera. a south korean court has ordered japan to pay compensation to $12.00 women use a sex slaves during world war 2 seoul says their treatment amounts to a crime against humanity calls the ruling regrettable and unacceptable or bright has more from seoul. the culmination of a case that has gone on for 8 years this was a significant ruling by seoul's district court tomorrow. i feel deeply moved it is the very 1st court ruling in favor of these victims of the japanese. the case was brought on behalf of 12 surviving so-called comfort women or their families young women or girls who were forced to work in wartime brothels by the japanese imperial army during world war 2 the court ruled all had enjoyed unimaginable mental and physical pain and had not been compensated they were each awarded the equivalent of more than $90000.00 u.s. dollars to give them a good compared to anything to mortal this could have wider consequences japan prides itself on being a civilised country yet it has not addres

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to ben and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera. a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera mexico's president i'm dressed man you're lopez obrador has tested positive coverage 19 the 67 year old says he's being treated for mild symptoms and will continue to work in the presidential palace mexico has the world's 4th highest death toll the biden administration is really imposing an entry ban on most non u.s. citizens who have been in countries with highly contagious ferentz of the corona virus nations affected include the u.k. and a majority of european countries south africa will also be added to that list as a result in jordan has more now from washington d.c. starting on monday the new president joe biden is reimposing that ban because the government is trying to get its arms around the spread of the so-called u.k. variant of covert 19 we should note that that ban is going to expand on saturday and that's going to include people who are not u.s. citizens or residents coming from south africa doesn't matter whether you're a

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera. this is all to syria these are the top stories 25000000 people have now been infected with corona virus in the united states the country is the worst affected by the pandemic that comes less than a week after it recorded 400000 deaths. as more in the reaction from washington d.c. the 1st case of now in case of corollaries in the u.s. was in january of 2020 and it took the u.s. 9 months to hit the 1st 10000000 cases but then as it kept accelerating at the end of last year it only took 7 weeks for the u.s. to hit the 2nd 10000000 cases of corona virus in the u.s. primarily because the big surge during the holiday season here and now course at $25000000.00 from monday air passengers won't be able to fly in and out of israel unless they have a special exemption that's in a bid to stop new covert $900.00 strains from being carried into the country is locked and is set to respond at the end of the month a surge in violence in central african republic forcing tens of thousands of people to

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta.

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. your child is there as means the rom the reminder of our top stories of surging violence in the central african republic is forcing tens of thousands of people to seek shelter in neighboring countries the un refugee agency is warning that the needs of the displaced are mounting an estimated 90000 people have been forced to find safety in the democratic republic of congo. is the country representative of the u.n. h.c.r. in the democratic republic of congo she says the refugees are in a desperate situation. the physical location in which this refugees i write is very vast they are in 3 provinces and. 'd basically very very difficult to reach secondly they've come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time they're crossing into the yaris see those or even left let. serbs again been to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position. taiwan says several chinese military planes are vented its airspace for a 2nd day the island's defense ministry has

my favorite meal also but instead of a family reunion they now face a painful tragedy jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta recovery crews are struggling at the site of a sunken ship in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of bodies are believed to be trapped sons of the wooden vessel which capsized on friday while crossing the congo river officials say it was overloaded with both passengers and its cargo of cement its weight is making with covering efforts more difficult. so to come on out to say ruins groups around the pandemic combine to make course amala sound of crisis worse. it's time for the perfect janet. sponsored plan qatar airways hello the weather looks pretty dry pretty quiet across a good part of china over the next couple days but it's certainly going to be cold still cold enough fane shapin cold enough for some some snow nowhere near as intense and when there is widespread heavy across parts of honshu and hokkaido the avalanche race becomes more of an issue over the next few days but certainly still a bit of a wintry mix going on here some wet weather toss some wintry weather t

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their farms and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim my. results is there and these are the top stories india's drug regulator has approved the oxford astra zeneca vaccine for emergency use the government hopes to immunize 300000000 people in the next 8 months 3 other vaccines are awaiting approval.

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. this is all to say that these are the top stories 25000000 people have now been infected with corona virus in the united states the country is the worst affected by the pandemic that comes less than a week after it recorded 400000 deaths as although has more on the reaction from washington d.c. .

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their bombs and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim my. results there and these are the top stories india's drug regulator has approved the oxford astra zeneca vaccine for emergency use the government hopes to immunize 300000000 people in the next 8 months 3 other vaccines are awaiting approval this year's presidential election will be decided in a runoff next month will and party candidate mohamed buzz zoom won just under 40 percent of the vote in the 1st round while former president mohamed osman took 17 percent commemorations are being held ahead of the anniversary of the assassination of qassam sort of mani the u.s. drone strike killed the iranian general in baghdad on january 3rd last year so the money successor is warning that iran is fully prepared to respond to any u.s. aggression iran's government is also saying that it plans to enrich uranium by up to 20 percent that's a significant breach of the 2050 nuclear deal but it falls short of what is needed to build a weapon. an afghan journalist who's been shot dead in the

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their farms and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim i found in fearsome swans thousands of them in fact which are flocked to the caspian sea in kazakhstan they are migrating self to escape the plummeting temperatures in russia they do visit the coast of cats extern every winter but this creep look at them all the largest debris reported.

will forever be remembered as a symbol of file and jessica washington al-jazeera. in an unprecedented ruling a south korean court has ordered japan to pay compensation to 12 women use the sex slaves during world war 2 tokyo has called the ruling regrettable and unacceptable up 220-0000 so-called comfort women mainly from korea were forced to work in broth brothels run by the japanese military before and during the war many were raped or killed in south africa there are concerns the government won't meet its targets vaccinate 2 thirds of the population against coven 1000 by the end of the year although the government has secured some vaccines it's still well short of the millions of doses needed from it all mother has more from johannesburg. in this mobile footage hospital workers in the cousin at all province mourn the death of another colleague to covert 1000 south africa is battling a 2nd wave of the disease so far tens of thousands of health care workers have contracted the virus and more than 430 have died the need for a vaccine is now more urgent than ever so

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their bombs and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim i. finally some swans actually more than a few swans thousands of them have flocked to the caspian sea in kazakhstan they are migrating south to escape the plummeting temperatures in russia they do visit the coast of catholic stand each winter but this group is the largest reported in recent yes. they are and these are the headlines on al-jazeera more than 20000000 people in the u.s. have not tested positive for corona virus which is almost a quarter of the world's cases the rollout of vaccines is slower than expected as well with many well close to 3000000 people are not connected so far with more from los angeles here in southern california where hospitals are virtually overwhelmed with patients emergency rooms are crammed people are being treated in conference rooms and gift shops in the hospitals and one a prominent public health epidemiologist said we are in the midst of a viral tsunami the number of covert cases as reported by johns hopkins university passed 20000000 tod

struction to stop the spread of the virus and allowing a crisis to unfold in their hospitals jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. colombia's defense minister calls homes through here or has died from complications of covert by the 69 year old conservative politician held several ministerial and diplomatic positions during his decades long political career or recently it backed u.s. efforts to force that as well as president nicolas maduro out of office by supporting his rival white oh. in india tens of thousands of followers have traveled to the nation's capital new delhi their biggest show of strength yet against the government they breached the historic red for just hours after a large military and cultural parade was held to mark india's republic day follows a been demonstrating for months now against new agricultural laws which they say will destroy their livelihoods and favor large businesses. reports. prostrated and angry thousands of farmers occupy india's most prominent landmark the iconic red fort blocking highways and roads. they see new agricultural laws being introduced by the government wil

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. your child is there in the cell rom the reminder of our top stories upsurge in violence in the central african republic is forcing tens of thousands of people to seek shelter in neighboring countries the un refugee agency is warning that the needs of the displaced are mounting an estimated 90000 people have been forced to find safety in the democratic republic of congo less.

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al jazeerajakarta. tough a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera mexico's president and rez money lopez obrador has tested positive the covered $19.00 the 6 or 7 year old says he's being treated for a mild symptoms will continue to work for the presidential palace mexico has the world's 4th highest death toll. the bible administration is reimposing an entry ban on most non us citizens who have been in countries with highly contagious variants of.

restrictions to stop the spread of the virus and allowing a crisis to unfold in their hospitals jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. 180 people in the netherlands have been arrested as protests against lockdown measures continued for another night. was in the city of harlem demonstrators set fires and clashed with police the protest sites included the port city of rotterdam ranga centers around a covert curfew and so fast nighttime restriction on movement since the 2nd world war let's get more we can speak to staff assamese live for us from the hague quite violent scene steff over the last 48 hours or so are we expecting more protests. i'm here now in amsterdam actually where in the neighborhood also clashes we're seeing now with police there's also already a warrant for this in the netherlands and it's called to corona hooliganism young boys men between the ages of 15 to around 25 i witnessed the much myself and brought to them last night who are really police fighting with police looting shops destroying property and the question of course is why is this happening now they are forced to use this curfew s

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their bombs and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera at least 50 people are feared have been killed in 2 attacks on villages in the western asia where it happened they tell a bury region an unstable area bordering mali the kenya fassel and binny fighters some armed groups linked to al qaeda deisel cross in and out by the porous borders our correspondent often address has more now from them a nice u.s. capitol well an office.

will forever be remembered as a symbol of file and jessica washington al-jazeera. still had an al-jazeera a crime against humanity japan as order to compensate women used to sex slaves turning world war 2. i think boeing when it hurts the american aircraft maker is ordered to pay more than $2000000000.00. a couple of days ago again this vehicle would hit the finals of china and in among these conditions a minus 40 to minus 50 is the day starts doesn't get much better to be honest as the day goes on there wasn't snow of any significance most people but for some parts of china for example chandon this potential here of the yellow sea there was snow and they'll be a bit more but it ain't die out same is true in south korea but in japan it's just been piling up in western home she right up through to her kind of the temperatures here are slowly on the rise back up to near normal supposed a subzero wisner every day and the cold is leaked all the way down through china down to hong kong hong kong by the you'd expect to be about 9000 by night about 50 well we're 12 at bes

plane lost contact she says she's still praying for her family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to counter . still to come here on al-jazeera. i'm not items that can turn a city famed for its speed secular sites but medical professionals costing dog days a hit its covert 1000 fatalities rights record highs. and israel approves plans to build more settlements in the occupied west bank and the short of this next u.s. president. we got something of a change in the weather across the southeastern parts of australia now we've gone from the cool the wet weather to somewhat hot and dry fire risk weather coming through that set us we go through the next couple of days this cold front will make its way through temperatures in melbourne full back to around 23 degrees celsius got close to 40 degrees celsius on monday afternoon still getting up to 32 there in adelaide warm sunshine look at the temperatures do start to pick back up for melbourne as we go on through wednesday said that far west bushfire risk back on the cards as we go on through the remainder of this week southern parts of au

plane lost contact she says she's still praying for her family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to come to . 7 new large scale vaccination centers have opened in england's government to speeding up vaccine delivery as the chief medical officer warns the worst weeks of the pandemic lie ahead it's aiming to offer vaccinations to 15000000 people by mid february the elderly and frontline medical workers will be 1st in line paul brennan is outside one of those facts a nation censors in london. well it looks rather slow to be perfectly honest that may be deliberate we're going to get some statistics we hope from the n.h.s. closer to the end of the day but there hasn't been a big flood people that we've spoken to who've been arriving here were sent letters on friday giving them appointments and those appointments were timed so that they were staggered throughout the day so there hasn't been a big crowd of people or queues not of this. vaccination sense anyway i know that there were there was a queue that formed outside the newcastle vaccination center but not here nevertheless these ma

plane lost contact she says she's still praying for her family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to come to. this kid's happy with us hello adrian so they can hear the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. house democrats have introduced a resolution to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence on capitol hill last week and also urging vice president like penns to invoke the 25th amendment declaring trump unfit to hold office meanwhile the f.b.i. is warning of armed protests in washington d.c. at all 50 states in the days leading up to joe biden's inauguration security is being stepped up a week earlier than planned but arsenal god is deploying 15000 troops i'm afraid taking you last night and will be very relieved but i am what i think is critically important that will be a real serious pull on all of those folks who are in a sense additional. threat people waters. to face forward probably cause great damage and the whole economy and i think that's a new lease on life and that new journey to immigration republicans in the. the u.s. state department has designated cuba a state

plane lost contact she says she's still crane full have family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to come to. grips happy with us hello adrian so they can hear the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. house democrats have introduced a resolution to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence on capitol hill last week but also urging vice president.

my favorite meal also but instead of a family reunion they now face a painful tragedy jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta at least 11 people have been killed in 2 landslides in indonesia's west java province seconds hit while crews were evacuating people on rescuers are among the victims the landslides have been taken ites have taken out it's a bridge and several routes make you difficult to bring in heavy taking equipments . recovery crews are struggling at the site of a sunken ship in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of bodies are believed to be trapped under the wooden vessel which capsized on friday will cross in the congo with officials say it was overloaded with both passengers and its cargo of cement and its weight says making covering the efforts more difficult. to. horrify been heartbroken the strategy is the result of fraudulent behavior on friday evening a boat owner and his crew undertook to travel at night despite a ban on nighttime cross and unfortunately they defied it and that resulted in the events we all deplore still to come on al-jazeera in another blow to donald trum

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. time for a quick check of the headlines on the al-jazeera mexico's president and that is not the lopez obrador has tested positive the covered 19 the 67 year old says he's being treated for mild symptoms and will continue to work from the presidential palace mexico has.

will forever be remembered as a symbol of violence jessica washington al jazeera. and 8th round of talks has failed to resolve a months long standoff between the indian government and farmers groups over agricultural reforms thousands of farmers took part in a tractor procession in delhi as a show of force ahead of the meeting they have been protesting in the capital since november denouncing the changes which they believe will undercut prices the government has refused to back down saying the reforms benefit farmers. pro-democracy activists in hong kong have accused the authorities are trying to silence the people most of the 53 government critics arrested on wednesday have been released on bail but their detention has raised fears about whether the territory's opposition can survive adrian brown reports from hong kong. 2020 was not a good year for hong kong and the start of this one hasn't been much better adding to the gloom the mass arrest of opposition figures many people we approached didn't want to talk about that i'm sorry i'm just i'm sure although this ma

restrictions to stop the spread of the virus and allowing a crisis to unfold in their hospitals jessica washington al-jazeera to counter. france says that iran must comply with the obligations of the 2050 nuclear deal before the u.s. returns to the landmark agreement to run says that it's waiting for washington to make the 1st move. on no plan for talks of contacts with the u.s. still waiting for the off chance of the u.s. government about their return to their commitments in removing sanctions which is part and parcel of the commitments any progress in this regard is totally dependent on the practical steps of the u.s. will take to meet its obligations under the result 2231 actually america's time is limited and the window of opportunity for the u.s. and the european embers of the g c p a remains open for a limited period al-jazeera. says that iran is determined to continue downgrading its commitments to the deal until the u.s. is back at the negotiating table. according to a law that was passed in parliament in december the government has to proceed with carrying out these measures and the next step that t

will forever be remembered as a symbol of violence jessica washington al jazeera. correctly it is an associate professor of indonesian politics at this training and national university is joining us by skype from canberra thanks very much indeed for being with us he became the face of the bombings but did that really reflect reality. certainly in astronomy or he was regarded as the mastermind of the bali bombings but that in fact is not an accurate description he gave his blessing to detain the people though he was trying to trying to. keep any particular details when i approached him in need 2009 he didn't ask at the time but it's likely that the bombing would not have proceeded heavy not given his approval sorrowed he bears a lot of measure of responsibility so he wasn't involved in your professional details and so it's not probably fair to call in the past more than once. given the fact that he became nevertheless the face of the bombings is he regarded as as great a threat now on his release. sorry that your signal broke up just a little bit if you are going to

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their farms and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim. sela head of al-jazeera where in argentina's rivera wetlands where conservation groups are fighting to save one of the world's most biodiverse regions helen sports will hear from the defending dakar rally champion as competitors prepared to start this year's race. hello the weather remains lossie ciara if a little on the cool side across the arabian peninsula further north where we have got some base and places of cloud into the eastern side of turkey but nothing too much to speak of law she joins us at around the arabian peninsula but you might just catch maybe they ought shout across northern parts of saudi arabia they will be few and far between in this because for sundays you can see it is lousy dry 24 celsius here and falling back to around 22 as we go on into monday to south of that generally lots of hazy sunshine coming through that extends across the whole of africa was you draw here as well the majority of the showers where they should be made to the heart of africa

will forever be remembered as a symbol of jessica washington al-jazeera. a court in pakistan has sentenced the leader of an armed group to 15 years in prison for terrorism financing zakk over who's a top commander of the alaska tell you the group is accused by india and the u.s. of being behind the 2008 moon by attacks the charges and sentence brought by pakistan are not related to any specific incident the u.s. state department's welcoming the development but also warns like the trial for the moon by attacks a south korean court has ordered japan to pay compensation to $12.00 women used as sex slaves during world war 2 so says their treatment amounted to a crime against humanity japan's described the ruling as regrettable and unacceptable but what bride reports from so. the culmination of a case that has gone on for 8 years this was a significant ruling by seoul's district court tomorrow. i feel deeply moved it is the very 1st court ruling in favor of these victims of the japanese. the case was brought on behalf of 12 surviving so-called comfort women or

restrictions to stop the spread of the virus and allowing a crisis to unfold in their hospitals jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. and then some more positive covert related news israel says it's recorded almost 0 kovac 1000 infections among the recipients of 2 doses of a corona virus vaccine the country's health minister says more than 6 percent of its population have received both doses of the pfizer biotech job just over nolt point one percent of them contracted a mild form of the virus tests of people who've been inoculated also show the pfizer vaccine is effective against the u.k. strain of the virus while lockdowns venue closures and wedding cancellations meant fewer champagne corks were popped and 2020 sales fell by 18 percent compared to the previous year 245000000 bottles were sold that's down from $300000000.00 in 2019 that's a $1200000000.00 shortfall but an end of year surge and purchases meant the overall decline was less than producers had feared. tens of thousands of indian farmers broke barricades with their tractors to force their way into the center of the early as police officers fire

the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. still ahead on al-jazeera on the sound of music the festival in chile that will be silenced by the coronavirus pundit. and one of god's rising stars begins the new european citizens with the wind and is here with that story shortly. it's the biggest sport. a truly global game. and it doesn't end up the final whistle. in a new series al-jazeera uncovers the passion the rivalries and the politics at play . because beyond the pitch that beautiful game is a way of life. the fans who make football coming soon on al-jazeera. i really did bad things without being able to forgive somebody like me a convicted war criminal seeks out the survivors of a prison camp to apologize for the crimes of his past i just can't pay that give a better ash oil for. the unforgiven a witness documentary on al-jazeera mallard to ask beth to not let next. week or. 2 or. these are going to it's percival's have taken a back seat during the coronavirus pandemic but some advance have gone online and that's a

restrictions to stop the spread of the virus and allowing a crisis to unfold in their hospitals jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. still to come on the news hour why iran says the u.s. should recommit to the 2050 nuclear deal before it's too late. to take a look at accusations of rights abuses in egypt since president of the fattah el-sisi came to power. and its force gareth bale helps to keep top them on track the english f.a. cup. in india tens of thousands of followers of travel to the nation's capital new delhi and their biggest show of strength yes against the governments they breached the historic red force just hours after a large military and cultural parade was held to mark india's republic day fall as have been demonstrating for months now against new agricultural laws which they say will destroy their livelihoods and favor large businesses. lopez had eye on reports . frustrated and angry thousands of farmers occupy india's most prominent landmark the iconic red fort blocking highways and roads. they say new agricultural laws being introduced by the government will devastate their livelihoods a

prospects don't improve these men fear for the future of their farms and their livelihoods jessica washington al-jazeera interim my. antigovernment protests in nepal are demanding the return of a constitutional monarchy to help in the deepening political crisis thousands of people joined the rallies in katmandu on friday calling for prime minister k.p. sharma loyally to step down his decision to dissolve parliament last month divided the ruling communist party of the also announced a general election which will be held in april or may more than a year ahead of schedule post briggs's freight traffic between the u.k. and france is so far move smoothly despite earlier concerns about potential bank logs the 1st ferry from britain to dock in the french port of kalar arrived several hours after the officially left the e.u. customs union and passengers arriving by train in the u.k. from mainland europe face no delays either some of the 1st people to cross the channel on the star train on january the 1st say little has changed in terms of paperwork needed to enter britain they say those greater scrutiny of docu

plane lost contact she says she's still praying for her family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to come to. the u.k. sound secretary says the pandemic is that its worst point more than 30000 people are in hospital with covert 19 and hancock says the government is prepared to introduce tougher restrictions to curb infections as the chief medical officer said earlier today we're at the worst point in this pandemic and you can see that from this slide and from the increase in number of people in hospital so the n.h.s. more than ever before need everybody to be doing something right now and that something is to follow the rules and now i know there's been speculation about more restrictions and we don't rule out taking further action if it's needed but it's your actions now that can make the difference stay at home and please reduce all social contact that is not absolutely strictly necessary. well the u.k. government is relying on vaccines as a way out of the crisis and 7 moscow vaccination centers have now opened in england paul brennan went to one in london and he says the vaccin