voters in kosovo picking members of the parliament in an election that could complicate efforts to resolve a territorial dispute with serbia. botha resurfaces in west africa health workers say at least 3 people have died in guinea and declare it an epidemic. i'm siding with sports serena williams is through to the quarterfinals of the australian open but men's 3rd field domenic team is out it's. so former u.s. president donald trump has been acquitted juror and impeachment trial for a 2nd time the senate found it not guilty of insight see an insurrection the verdict was expected but 7 republicans sided with democrats in favor of impeachment trump was accused of encouraging his supporters to march on the capitol hill on january the 6th while senators were certifying joe biden's election when the official reports now from washington d.c. . 57. for ease 3 for a 2nd time donald trump acquitted of high crimes and misdemeanors by the u.s. senate john trunk former president tate's is not to go to is charged the charge he incited the crowd ahead of the violent riot at the capitol on january the 6t

people from kosovo or the last in the region that need visas to travel almost anywhere in the europe there is an issue of them he calls and the next course of a government of will have to deal with maintaining its health system in a country that has very big numbers when it comes to coronavirus. demonstrations have been held in bahrain ahead of the 10th anniversary of the popular uprising against his monarchy bahrain was the only gulf country the sole protest during the 2011 arab spring mohamed vo takes a look back. this is how it looked when the arab spring breached the gulf region 10 years ago mr noted 6000 people protested in the behind the capital mina on february 14th 2011. for 10 now it was unprecedented they called to tell day of rain but today i dressed in behind had begun a year before the arab spring the country's majority shah population complained of marginalization by a sunni more knock their initial demands included political and constitutional reform socio economic justice and that in east of detained political leaders at the start of the protest they didn't seem to op

people from kosovo or of the last in the region that need visas to travel almost anywhere in the europe there is an issue of pandemic also and the next course of a government of will have to deal with maintaining its health system in a country that has very big numbers when it comes to coronavirus. people in the space catalonia region also very saying in an election that could reshape its political landscape separatist parties dominate the regional parliament but polls suggest the socialist party which opposes cattle and dependence could make significant gains on the far right is projected to win seats for the 1st time. of the creative are is pandemic prove the profits of the world's fair industry growers in zimbabwe were already struggling before the outbreak now the country is in its worst economic state of years but farmers are refusing to give up as horrible task reports now from the town of concessions. overseas demand for fresh cut flowers plummeted last year because of kovac 19 and that affected zimbabwe's biggest rose export company. managers say orders dropped to about 50 perce

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belgrade still doesn't recognize kosovo's independence which prevented kosovo from joining the e.u. . those are the headlines. off to the big picture book. proper chris. black wall street where the armed gangs of whites rampage through greenwood killing the burning planes dropped incendiary bombs in 2020 tall so it remains segregated with a history of racially discriminatory policing why then the whole don't rally in a state will almost certainly carry again it's a volatile combination a history of massacre bitterly divided nation on the edge and it deadly virus spreading fast with a president poised to store up to brew. but there were as you taking over. you know you have me speaking up for the students i mean here the students here feel that. here but they're not all here at the moment are ready to come with it would have made a better price you could take up the fight you're in they can't believe. you're not you're not we're not united anymore growing. i would like to say. we have no intention the violence we're merely. occupying state property that we are we in fact our parents pa

we have them right there in kosovo. and we, the united states, are driving the government of kosovo into the clutches of the communist chinese party because of a holier than thou attitude of the climate elitist in the white house. we put our troops on the ground and then we say go to china if you need help providing power to your country. madam president, people need affordable, reliable energy. traditional energy projects are still the most affordable, still the most reliable. if we really care about the people in developing countries, then we ought to help them turn on the lights. so i urge the l biden administration to reverse course, to rethink this, to look at all the implications of the decisions they're making. we need to stop this senseless attack on energy jobs. we need to is to be this reckless attack -- we need to stop this reckless attack on developing nations. we need to stop pushing our allies into the waiting arms of the chinese communist party. the american people and our friends around the world, we're

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serbia objects to israel's recognition of kosovo's statehood as part of the deal, while turkey says kosovo's plan to open an embassy in jerusalem is a violation of international law. kosovo is to be the third country after the u.s. and guatemala, and the first muslim majority open an embassy in 1, 2 jerusalem. kosovo will also recognize hezbollah as a terrorist group as part of the agreement. the normalization deal was announced by former president trump last september. in mexico, immigration agents are under investigation for their possible involvement in the massacre of 19 people in the northern state of tamaulipas. the 19 bodies were found shot and charred in a town near the u.s.-mexico border in january. relatives of asylum seekers from guatemala say they believe some of the dead could be their loved ones, including teenagers who were trying to reach the u.s. only four bodies have been identified. two were guatemalan and two were mexican. back in the united states, jeff bezos has announced he is stepping down as ceo of amazon, the $1.7 trillion company he founded in 1994. bezos will rema

place almost a community of nations prosecution what's in it your honor her biggest challenge in kosovo and that is corrupt corruption is so bad is that that kosovo is the side that is now in syria the normal way of doing this is because of the corruption that acquired a few stand before the panel today. public funds allocated for much needed transport infrastructure were diverted to the pockets of a few 3 individuals who stole from the people of kosovo through the use of kickbacks or arrives at the head of this criminal group this is the fact they're leaving the minister of the energy future also valid as all. these rights are in the systems of the rude police posers point we're going to rearrange the room to do good for the group of the members of misery of marriage. by homer using them on the rear who goes to the knights of the side of the who's had nothing against him on it because they don't know how many times she has actually he does it. your honor i understand condition to leave my however there is a meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon oh the leaders of the opposition who were i

serbia balanced by russia does not recognize kosovo's independence and this has prevented kosovo from joining international agencies and indeed the european union . search is joining us now from the capital of pristina and. a snap elections what's led to this. yes actually these are the 2nd snatch parliamentary elections in less than a year in the hull of and. out and the. elector next government it's a bit the government scenes the reason for such a situation are mostly the disagreement between correlation partners on very important issues like deal with corona virus and as mentioned issue all of you for ciliated dialogue with serbia as course was a serbian province and that's the clear in the pan those 13 years ago in serbia still does not recognise that some 1800000 of course ours are able to watch today and as you can see many of them are here in awarding stations besides the very cold event there and the snow they hope that next the government of course will be able to gain a political stability needed to deal with many problems that these youngest but those of the poorest europe

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today is corruption corruption is so bad it is a battered kosovo society that is now considered the normal way of doing things it is because of corruption that has acquired confused stand before this panel today. public funds allocated for much needed transport infrastructure were diverted to the pockets of if you treat individuals who stole from the people of kosovo through the use of kickbacks or arrives at the head of this criminal group this is the fact they're leaving the minister of the energy future also doubt as on the. use of us or the citizens of rude police posers point we're going to really going to the fish. hook or the hook or the members of this mysterious 900. 5 home or using the mind of the reader who goes to the knights of the side of the hoods and up against him on it because they don't know how many times she has actually he gives you. your honor i understand conditioned to leave my skin however there is a meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon oh the leaders of the opposition wish mr know this one thing for the quarter 1000000 people a 1000000 years to marry $100.0

if the wars of the 20th century, especially the recent one, kosovo and bosnia, have taught us anything, it is that we achieve our aims by defending our values and leading the forces of freedom and peace. we must embrace boldly and resolutely that duty to lead. to stand with our allies and lead and to put him -- on the global economy. so the expanded trade benefits all people and all nations, lifting lives and hopes all across the world. third, we must remember that america cannot lead no world unless here at home, we lead the threats of many colors and the fabric of one america. as we become ever more diverse, we must work harder to unite around our values and our common humanity. we must work harder to overcome our differences in our hearts and in our laws. we must honor people with fairness and dignity, regardless of the race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation and regardless of when they arrived in our country. always moving toward the perfect union of our founding dreams. hillary, chelsea and i joined all americans and wishing our very best to the next president, george w. bus

to kosovo which is holding parliamentary elections and the outcome could affect relations with serbia and the rest of europe and the anti establishment party is likely to win the most seats but its leader has ruled out any tolls with serbia and that is a country kosovo broke away from after year long war back in the late 1990 s. . you know today with headlines here on al-jazeera we've got more news coming up right after the listening posts so if not. it's 10 years since the libyan revolution led to the overthrow of longtime bruno mama to death. the country was torn by conflict and driver claims of power. but its hope took so will finally bring peace and stability join us as we assess libya's road to elections on al-jazeera. explosive details of the 3 top states. trying to establish that i should say we have an industry wide public trust and credibility to our coverage of today's allegations like. that at press. hello richard yes when you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported here are some of the media stories that we're examining this

establishment party is to win both seats but its leader has ruled out any talks with serbia a country kosovo broke away from after a year long war in the late 1990 s. audience or each has more from pristina. these are the 2nd snap parliamentary elections in less than a year in the house and. house and the. next government it is big the 3rd the government sees the reason for such a situation are mostly the disagreement between coalition partners on very important issues like deal with coronavirus and as mentioned issue of you for ciliated dialogue with serbia as calls for was a serbian province and that's the clear in the plan this 13 years ago in serbia still does not recognize it some 1800000 of course ours are able to watch today and many of them are here in awarding stations besides the very cold weather and the snow day hope that next the government of course will be able to gain a political stability needed to deal with many problems that this youngest but those of the poorest european country have like economy recovery like job creations and when you talk with people in kosovo they wil

early results in kosovo's elections suggest there's going to be a major political change with victoryfor the anti establishment of an dosia party former prime minister has declared victory with about 48 percent of the vote he's promising to fight corruption but also took a hard line in relations with the semi autonomous region of kosovo declared its independence in 2008 but serbia doesn't recognize that it. is in the capital pristina he says a victory doesn't mean it's going to be easy for coty to form a government. he supporters are already celebrating despite these are the preliminaries. they are on the streets of the british and they are celebrating but. until be a long and probably complicated process as a parliament has 120 seats and one is needed to form a government so. probably. we probably need to have. it's too early to say in this very moment but so far is that he is the government's job or 2019. majority by this agreement with coalition partners in the time democratically golf course of all on the issues of dealing with coronavirus but also the issue of. serbia the project

oh that's inside the large cell of the m we called it the kosovo. he's referring to the kosovo war in the balkans in the late 1990 s. . and winter it gets very cold there because it's such a big room that's where they beat you where they abuse you where they do everything they always took us and. sometimes when i was in that huge cell there was only one person in there and that person was the one being tortured so we called that cell the cause of all. the men who had also recognizes the head of the detention center . so so that's the bearded man i know him with his hypocritical laugh. when organizations n.g.o.s visit the center he pretends to be very nice blah blah blah blah but when they leave it's like hell again he didn't hit me but he slapped a woman in front of me he saw her and he hit her bam in winter he locked up a woman and her baby she had just given birth of the. according to the beaded man is also the one misappropriating the humanitarian aid. for him there they came to distribute blankets and mattresses after that truck arrived. he made

time has come to negotiate a referendum of self-determination police get involved early results in kosovo'selections suggest there's going to be a major political change with a victory for the anti establishment of death and the party former prime minister are being cause he has declared victory with about 48 percent of the vote he's promising to fight corruption but he's also promising to take a hard line in relations with the semi autonomous region of kosovo declared its independence 200 wait serbia doesn't recognize that. then and strangers and india are calling for the release of a young activist who was arrested for allegedly helping to write protest guide police accused ravi of helping to develop a tool kit used in widespread protests authorities say the guy had was a conspiracy by sikh separatists after it was shared online by environmental. activist going to thumb burg. sudan's border dispute with ethiopia's affecting farmers in its eastern state they're now being forced to hire workers from south sudan after a reduction in labor from ethiopia it morgan reports from the border. muja

. _ a left—wing albanian nationalist party is on course for a landslide victory in kosovo's snap electionsackle corruption. it's a crushing defeat for the established parties who've been in power since kosovo declared independence in 2008. the head of the world health organization, tedros ghebreyesus, says it's co—ordinating support for guinea where an ebola epidemic has been declared. he said assistance would include access to ebola vaccines and treatments. the organisation says it is now better prepared to deal with an outbreak than in 2013, when more than 11,000 people died from ebola across west africa. solving covid is easy compared to fixing the climate, warns bill gates in a bbc interview. the billionaire founder of microsoft says it will take the biggest innovation effort the world has ever seen to do it. he's come up with a plan for what needs to happen in his new book, how to avoid a climate crisis. 0ur chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, interviewed him from the spectacular main gallery of london's natural history museum. the pandemic will come to an end because the

population that doesn't want these independents or preliminary results in kosovo's election suggest they will be a major political change but victory for the anti establishment of that party now early vote counts give the left wing party led by former prime minister alvin kirti just over 46 percent of the votes he's fighting he's promising to fight corruption but also to take a hard line in relations with serbia the semi autonomous region of kosovo declared its independence in 2008 it doesn't recognise that. now a day after donald trump's acquittal and his 2nd pietschmann trial politicians are debating what influence the former us president should wield over the republican party going forward now on saturday the senate found him not guilty of inciting an insurrection trump was accused of encouraging his supporters to storm capitol hill on january 6th paul said it as was certifying joe biden's election when 7 republican senators joined 50 democrats and a vote to convict him but that fell short of the 2 thirds majority needed and gallagher has more now from west palm beach in florida that'

kosovo is holding parliamentary elections and the outcome could affect relations with serbia and the rest of europe and anti establishment party is set to win the most seats but its leader has ruled out any talks with serbia the country kosovo broke away from after a year long war in the late 1990 s. of millions or it is joining me now from the capital pristina good to have you with us of course is not election with many issues for the voter to consider. well i mean reason is a disagreement between coalition partners self-determination movement led by former of course of a prime minister of the and democratic leader of course of all of all going across of all prime minister haughty over the issue of dealing with coronavirus crisis and also the issue of the dialogue with serbia voters here in kosovo are hoping that they will get the government that'll be able to finally gain the political stability much needed in order to deal with many problems that this youngest but also the poorest country in europe have like how to recover the economy and to create jobs places this is the country

and early results in kosovo's election suggest there will be a major political change there with a win for the anti establishment. party former prime minister alvin cortis declared victory is promising to fight corruption but also to take a hard line in relations with serbia the semi autonomous kosovo region declared its independence in 2008 but that hasn't been recognised by serbia you quarantine rules for incoming travelers a jew to come into effect in the u.k. for monday people arriving from 33 high risk nations will have to isolate in an airport hotel for 10 days but officials at london's heathrow airport say there's been no guidance about passengers and stuff mingling when travelers disembarked argentina is observing 3 days of national mourning after the death of former president carlos menem at the age of 90 as caskets arrived at the national congress for the wait let him lead the country for 10 years from 1809 and bracing closer ties with the u.s. it was in the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's libya and speak. there is no such thing as a clean wall war allows every ki

oh that's inside the large cell at the end we called it the kosovo. he's referring to the kosovo war in the balkans in the late 1990 s. . in winter it gets very cold there because it's such a big room that's where they beat you where they abuse you where they do everything they always took us and. sometimes when i was in that huge cell there was only one person in there and that person was the one being tortured so we called but the cause of all. the men who had also recognizes the head if the detention center. so that's the bearded man i know him with his hypocritical laugh when organizations n.g.o.s visit the center he pretends to be very nice blah blah blah blah but when they leave it's like hell again he didn't hit me but he slapped a woman in front of me he saw her and he hit her bam in winter he locked up a woman and her baby she had just given birth of the. according to the beaded man is also the one misappropriating the humanitarian aid. on the victim there they came to distribute blankets and mattresses after that truck arrived. he made us go

part of a tree elections in kosovo could complicated stir tauriel dispute with serbia and its board things need to go very wrong for want y'all to be america's cup challenger series final. but they have to donald trump's acquittal in his 2nd piece of the trial politicians are debating what influence the former u.s. president should wield over the republican party on saturday the senate found him not guilty of in science going to direction trump was accused of encouraging his supporters to storm the capitol hill are january the 6 while senators were certified job by. now 7 republican senators joined 50 democrats in a vote to convict him but i fell short of the 2 thirds majority needed democrats are accusing the republicans who backed tribe of cowardly behavior everybody was convinced of the case we put forward but you know as the defense lawyer said just pick any one of these phony constitutional defenses and then you can justify it it could be 1st amendment it could be bill detained or it could be due process all of them are nonsense i thought that i successfully demolished them at the tri

promising to fight corruption but also take a hard line in relations with serbia a semi autonomous kosovo region declared its independence and 2008 that serbia doesn't recognize that and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about half an hour's time after viewfinder asia good buy. on counting the cost where as the wrongs all well gone from fine from the civil servants to corrupt politicians we take a closer look and the m.r.i. name technology behind covert 19 vaccines how long before it's used to find the cure for cancer counting the cost of that i'll just see a. few find fresh perspectives through the men's of know who filmmakers around the globe. thank you yes that you have no. charge. all. right when you get. ok hearts only help for sure yeah let's have a 100 dale larry our life story losers yeah. yeah. yeah yeah. it's. the john edwards looks good so he left i had swindled. i was going to i knew you were. you know i. could get it out on the edge i'm going to do it. i have no fear and i know. it's going to look like it's the new jim gray who it sold off. it's

in kosovo voting is underway in snap parliamentary elections to form a new government amid the pandemic a recession stalled negotiations with more time and in the serbia polls are predicting a surgeon support for the anti establishment party led by former prime minister alvin kirti initial a collection results are expected later this. germany has banned travel from regions in neighboring austria and the czech republic after a surge of infections involving more contagious variants of the coronavirus only essential travel into germany will now be allowed from the austrian region and from czech border regions as a result there are worries about the negative effects on trade and industry. starting sunday strict travel restrictions will be in place between n.t. role where the highly infectious south african variant of covert 19 is sporadic in austria travelers test are controlled by authorities and varia occurrences of the variance are more and more frequent. better to be on the safe side i feel that we are taking the right path. from monday the border between germany and the czech republic

in kosovo voting is under way in snap parliamentary elections to form a new government amid a and demick a recession and stalled negotiations with wartime enemy serbia. polls are predicting a surge in support for the anti establishment party led by former prime minister been kirti initial election results are expected later this. germany is betting travel from parts of neighboring austria and the czech republic the restrictions are an effort to halt the spread of the highly contagious variants of the corona virus detected in several border regions germany has deployed a 1000 police officers to carry out border controls only essential travel into germany will now be allowed further intensifying concerns about the negative effects on trade and industry. and for more on that let's go now to use a bubble of a cell in sham doing a small bavarian town on the border with the czech republic barbara can you tell us about the situation at the border there doesn't seem to be a lot going on there what's it like. now and this is sunday morning of course so traffic is very slow but there it is in the

so we have backed by russia doesn't recognize kosovo's independence and this is prevented kosovo from joining international agencies and the e.u. . stay with headline spa news here analogies are right after al-jazeera world. it's. a look at a look at law does too often myself and. then a little bit into the visit of what i mean this minute was on and off in the 1st infant and a little bit just measured does seem odd. because all of a bob we've done model you can form and measure the owners of the cinema and instead. the 21 had that. little finger look at any if he said the man i know look a little cut although i'm not going down i'll see i know that you've heard of him. and i must did see one of the any i don't know a sufi all. well i think i'm not places maher. where you are not one ounce of. headed. a lot of the hot as. if kind of cinema and imagine there's a little chicken cinema pelicans when she has a table politically and other horses and color then camille over there sort of look at the. man who looks and i'm secular the it's a blue figure where you can enter there when he did

challenge in kosovo. there is the core of the corruption is so full that they are now in syria the whole way through. a course of a minister of keenest. a european judge tasked with imposing nor an order and a trial row testing the nose of a newly formed nation. witness. highway on al-jazeera examining the impact of today's headlines it didn't matter you're rich or poor what your religion is you are battling this and you're staring at it in the face and you're dealing with it setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions that are on hold and on capitol hill international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you each and any one of us in the responsibility to change our 1st explain it all on al-jazeera. they may not be top of the take. a lot of the biggest stadium. but they stand just tightens in the face of the fascist far right movement. i. want to show the world that the good guys come sometimes when they are the force behind just simply. the fun to make football f

challenge in kosovo. there is the core of the corruption is so good that they are now in syria the only way to get. across of a minister a keenest. a european judge tasked with imposing or a new order and a trial testing the nose of a newly formed nation. witness. highway on outages era the protests started cheerfully in front of the x. museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters gathered to demand the government ease lock down restrictions and lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we loose our freedoms the protesters who are not following social distancing rules who will be totally ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to friend the scenario that happened last week and thousands were rioting in cities across the land. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clean the area. it's america's worst kept secret cracked open the time of a pandemic exposed in the time of trump through the tur

kosovo minister the king missed. a european judge tasked with imposing nor an order and a trial testing the nose of a new from to nation. witness. highway on al-jazeera. played. bass. hello i'm daryn jordan doha with a quick reminder the top stories here on al jazeera the world health organization has called on 6 african countries to go on high alert for a bowler 11000 vaccines are heading to guinea in an attempt to stop an uncontrolled spread of the disease well this is where the cases are emerging in the south as nicholas hark now reports great in guinea's for east region the epicenter of the new ball outbreak at the regional health center u.n. health workers dispatch from clinic.

this was the battle of this was the kosovo. battle of here kosovo. are people in the here are people in the 1990s, who believe 19 nineties that they are still who believe fighting they are still, fighting a civil war a civil war from from 600 years 600 years before. before. could we be doing the could we be doing the same today? quite same today? possibly. quite possibly. yes, we did a bevy of yes we did things. a bevy of things there wrong in were some things, reconstruction that there were at least some things that we there are some things we did right did right. . >> doctor dr. allen gills oh, alan gallows its author of the is author of new book, the new book reconstruction and reconstruction concise history concise history. ,, and i know there are a lot of i know there are a lot of questions questions out there. out there i was wondering how. all tell you you want to handle this, have someone? >> we're gonna. >> transition to audio we're gonna secure, night we step up to the transition to an audience q&as if you have a question, microphone. pleas

. >> a kosovo minister accused, european judge test with imposing law and order and a trial road testing the laws of a uniformed natured nate -- uniformed nation. peter: welcome back. your top stories so far today -- the u.s. secretary-general has appealed to world leaders to end what he calls a suicidal war on nature. he was speaking after an environmental report outlining environment threats. germany has accused iran of playing with fire over the 2050 nuclear deal. u.s. says it is ready to join talks with iran in talks with the agreement. the u.s. envoy to yemen is urging for a stop of attacks on a u.s. -- on a city -- to the coronavirus pandemic and the spread of new variants. one that was identified in south africa's moving across the continent. there is evidence to suggest it is more resistant to vaccines and those fears are raising concerns. a handful of african countries are just beginning to roll out their vaccination programs stopped recorded deaths across the continent have reached 100,000. that is as a new ebola outbreak poses new threats also. a professor of micro biology at

seats they're expected to push for another referendum on independence from spain and early results in kosovo as election suggest they'll be a major political change with a win for the anti establishment better than those see a party former prime minister albion cortis declared victory he's promising to fight corruption but also take a hard line in the late. new quarantine rules for incoming towers a jew to come into effect in the you came from monday people arriving from 33 high risk nations will have to isolate in an airport hotel for 10 days coming up next on our visit it's one of one east by. as a weapon of war leaves a very deep a scar. scars some rule that the victims men and women can barely talk about. the only witnesses who can help bring about justice. thomas human rights campaign is in libya investigating right since the 2011. unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. there is strategy is a late soldier is. the special this is regiment. carried out operations in afghanistan. take a look back and say that we were the guys in there mattering in inviting not they had to do something that is ho

receive any jabs a month after the block started its vaccination program paulson has the governor kosovo and the republic of north macedonia are among the countries that are still waiting independent journalist lee groove a believes the situation could have been better handled by the way. it was very badly managed simply that they didn't signed a contract right contracts the day 'd if you're not picked they were completely wrong in every count. now the 2 percent of the population as been vaccinated with the 1st those europe is really showing that it doesn't function it saw it last friday that he asked about seneca vaccine is only being accepted by europe friday last week i mean europe accepted the e m a the european medicines agency accepted it for those $65.00 plus but then some countries don't accept it cannot work like that if there is an ok european level there is an ok so it's it's not functioning i mean u.k. the government there as deny that disabled people have quote been treated badly during the pandemic comes as questions are being raised over the lack of benefits granted to you

is closest neighbors are yet to receive any jabs both me and herzegovina kosovo other republic of north macedonia are among the countries still empty harmed it more than a month after the european union started its vaccination campaign independent journalists look where they believe the situation it could have been handled better . it was very badly managed simply they didn't sign the contract right contracts ready. you know dick they were completely wrong even if read count. now about 2 percent of the population as being vaccinated with the 1st those europe is really showing that it doesn't function it's only last friday that he asked about seneca vaccine is only being accepted by europe on friday last week i mean europe accepted the e m a the european medicines agency accepted it for those $65.00 plus but then some countries don't accept it cannot work like that if there is an ok european level there is an ok so it's it's not actually. now to the u.k. where a widening poverty crisis is seen food banks flooded with pleas for help while i'm employed and disabled people say that governme

corruption but also take a hard line in relations with neighboring serbia which doesn't recognize kosovo's independence. well now to spain exit polls there are showing the 3 main separatist parties a jointly winning a majority of seats in an election in the catalonia region election that could reshape the political landscape of the region is pointing currently polls of pointing to the separatist party e.r.c. coming in 1st on the far right party rocks will likely gain representatives in the catalan parliament for the 1st time elsewhere in barcelona families activists have been protesting against the far right vox party projected to win seats for the 1st time the former president of argentina carlos menem has died at the age of 90 he won 2 elections and that the country from 199-1909 looks now at the life of a flamboyant and often controversial figure moving. the polls many wars to many argentines a man from another time another place he was born in the remote mountainous northwestern province of larry aka to syrian immigrant parents. many became governor of his home province in 1973 represe

that qualities are saying we need an international tribunal for carlo so the crimes committed in kosovo people can be held accountable david where do things stand right now when it comes to the congolese security forces their capacities and also do you believe that the government there is going to start rethinking its strategy. i think. the challenges are very clear and gaps and he has the temple to fall for many years what was missing is the will be and it is that would point to careers. in terms of the problem in the capacities of the sickness the forces of the sea we've been talking about the reform of the security sector in the for all that in the years they have been some will actually. be a quarter as it had to be 40 and time will it's citizens against the activist against or to put up with and creating the capacity to the possibility of an environment where we've been in $56.00 west years and can feel safe where people can move for different one part of the continent to be part of that so that is a need and how to rethink the 2nd to september for. the export of the city which is

the closest neighbors are yet to receive any jobs boldly and herzegovina kosovo and the republic of north macedonia are among the countries still empty handed more than a month after the european union started its vaccination campaign independent journalist liquidate believes the situation could have been handled better. it was very badly managed simply. signed a contract write contracts. you know picked they were completely wrong even if count. now about 2 percent of the population as being vaccinated with 1st thought was is really showing that it doesn't function it's only last friday that he asked about seneca vaccine it's only been accepted by europe on friday last week i mean you know presented the e m a the european medicines which is he accepted it for the $65.00 plus but then some countries don't accept it cannot work like that if there is an ok european level there is an ok so it's it's not functioning. now to the u.k. well why did in poverty crisis has seen food banks flooded with pleas for help while unemployed and disabled people say that government handouts are no longer enou

of seats there expect it's for another referendum on independence from spain early results from kosovo's parliamentary election suggests there is going to be a major political change with a victory for the anti establishment party the former prime minister albin currency has declared victory with about 48 percent of the votes he's promising to fight corruption but also take a hard line in relations with serbia the semi autonomous region of kossovo declared its independence in 2008 but serbia doesn't recognize that syria says it is really jets have struck near the capital damascus after flying over the occupied golan heights air defenses intercepted most of the missiles according to the syrian army and activists say israel has targeted iranian backed militias in recent weeks. the 2011 uprising and sought to establish a free and democratic society that's according to its leaders but during the last 10 years that revolutionary dream dissipated after a crackdown on dissent laura borden manley reports. that. it's peaceful it's peaceful chanted these protesters the behinds capital 10 years ago

for all however some of the closest neighbors are yet to receive any jobs bosnia and herzegovina kosovo on the republic of north macedonia are among the countries still empty handed that's more than a month after the european union started its vaccination campaign. my colleague andrew farmer discussed that article with independent journalist luke rivette a he believes e.u. leaders need to thought out their own house before talking up international solidarity the thing is that one use you hear my. own french channels or a fan of lame saying and speaking about it i mean this is ridiculous they're not the ones to talk they should get to work in facts innate 1st their own population then they can talk about the other internationally this is incredibly bad management on the side of the e.u. i think even the subsidised press you know the good press is salient now about mr micawber tom de lay and others. very badly managed simply. signed a contract write contracts. you know they were completely wrong in every count now about 2 percent of the european population as being vaccinated with 1st tho

poorest european country have like economy recovery like job creations and when you talk with people in kosovo they will tell you that they need jobs also there is an issue of. people from the last region that need the visas to travel almost anywhere in the europe there is an issue of them recalls and the next course of a government of will have to deal with maintaining its health system in a country that has very big numbers when it comes to coronavirus voting is underway in spain's catalonia region in an election that could reshape its political landscape separatist parties dominate the regional parliament polls suggest the socialist party which opposes catalan independence could make significant gains on the far right is projected to win seats for the 1st time. people in northeastern japan are inspecting damage after a major earthquake struck off their coast on saturday crews are gradually restoring electricity after the magnitude 7.3 quake. left nearly a 1000000 homes without power one of the hardest hit areas fukushima prefecture was the site of a major nuclear disaster a decade ago follo

they're also expected to push for another referendum on independence from spain and early results in kosovo's elections suggest there will be a major political change there with a win for the anti establishment a vet party former prime minister albion cortis declared victory is promising to fight corruption but also a hard line in relations with. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post good bye for now. and it's time for a different approach so let's leave them listening to the headlines join me as i take on the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions marc lamont hill and it's time to get up for. explosive details of 3 states. trying to establish that. we have an industry wide public trust and credibility to our coverage of the putative allegations like. that at risk. alarm richard yes when you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported here are some of the media stories that we're examining this week revelations on the news south africans have been getting their government has