but even martinique, there are similar situations that we're beginning to see in martinique here in response to the imposition of mandatory and injections. tell me what's happening there on the ground. i think we are not as bad as was a loop. and we do hope that we do not reach the level of unrest we we have seen in the, in the loop. however, last night, there were some, some streets right, but it was coming into a small part of the capital for the friends. there are also some, some demonstrations for the day yesterday. and there are still some very kids on the road. so the traffic is, is very difficult today, and basically a lot of people could not go to their to their, to their workplace. and this is the situation, but not much, much violence. yes. at least came off. stephanie was referring there to call to con, that that's what became known, i believe is the called a con affair. this was back in 1993. it's still clearly resonates with people in guadalupe. why is it that governments and got to have been unable to regain some sort of trust of the people there since that time? i think it's b

he's in for to france in martinique, and from legacy guadalupe. stephanie emilio annette, who's a sociologist. welcome to the program. all of you and clements. i want to start with you what's have been like there actually i'm in front of it and it's a great turn. and come today after some valence this weekend. and that if i say i was in the field yesterday night with some protestants, and they said that their fight will continue until they have answers from paris. hardimen didn't have any answers so they will continue. how much is this about not trusting the vaccine, how much of this is about not trusting the government almost everybody that i met also because the thing that parish doesn't want to hear them is that the need to drink water, that they need jobs, that they need some help from paris, so they are thinking that berries doesn't want to listen to them. and that's also why they don't want to take the vaccine because it's a thing from far away from paris for the friends mainland that not for the carry bins. stephanie, how much of this is a

he joins us now from 4 to france in martinique. johnny, let's start with the level of the violence that we've been seeing, including gunfire. how you will holding up isn't. this is a way ring because the level of violence we have seen in waterloo, mainly just started maybe last night in martinique. well, i mean, they are worrying because the b b product says no shooting of the police play to very, very serious situation. on the 20th on murray are being run the life so that we knew that there was a lot of the guns ammunition circulating as a young brother, especially on the waiting to to use them against the people. when i say this began and what it, that's what less than 200 kilometers away. and now we're seeing violence as well. and martinique, i know that there was an issue with gangs and got to leave. do you think that unrest is likely to spread across the region, or is there something different? i really actually we, we did not know what it is. you know, our islands are french, i islands in the middle caribbean as being the hav

and after everything that has happened, the use of martinique a waking up martinique, sort of a french president has urged people in guadalupe and martinique not to mix up covered roles with colonial era. grievances and manual crown also accused some in the territories of spreading what he called falsehoods about vaccines. we will not give into lies distortion of information and the exploitation by some people of the situation. we do not play with health, and we will not lead the health of the french people to be played with for the sake of political infighting. political analysts, nickel markovich, sees the postponement of job mandates on the islands could have people in mainland from talking why they should have to put up with compulsory vaccines. catastrophe. people are not being taken care of in the hospitals in the, in the loop today. it's a very difficult situation with a threat coming from paris. it's only been greeted by a strong backlash from the habits into quite a loop. don't want the french laws concerning mandatory health classes in the island. this is the 1st time that we

protesters opened fire on police in martinique.king on more sanctions against belarus, accusing it of using desperate people to destabilize its neighbors. ♪ >> the u.s. is releasing 58 million barrels of oil from its strategic reserves. it is a coordinated effort with several other nations to tackle soaring full dutch fuel prices and combat inflation. president biden made the announcement under pressure to act. kimberly reports. >> ahead of one of the busiest travel holidays of the year, thanks giving, u.s. president joe biden announced the release of 50 million barrels of crude oil from america's emergency stockpile known as the strategic petroleum reserve. pres. biden: the big part of the reason americans are facing high gas prices is because oil-producing countries and large companies have not ramped up the supply of oil quickly enough to meet the demand. >> the reserve holds a one-month supply at current u.s. consumption levels. it's intended for dealing with supply disruptions caused by things like natural disasters, not for m

this freedom for the people, the martinique is what we ask the government respect. our main worries over the past 4 months have been this mandatory vaccination and health passes. who's in school will we will do our best to defend our rights. and after everything that has happened, the use of martinique a waking up more to the french president has urged people and guadalupe and martinique not to mix up cove as well as with colonial era grievances. and i know my crown also to some, in the territory of spreading what he called falsehoods about vaccines. we will not give into lies distortion of information and the exploitation by some people of the situation. we do not play with health, and we will not lead the health of the fresh people to be played with for the sake of political infighting, political analysts, nicola markovich phase, the postponement of job mandates on the islands could have people in mainland france asking why they should have to put up with compulsory vaccines. catastrophe . people are not being taken care of in the hospitals in the, in the loop tod

while the french president has urged people in guadalupe on martinique not to mix up code rules with colonial, erect grievances amanda wilma crohn also accused some in the territories of spreading what he called falsehoods. by faxing. we will not give in to allies distinction of information and the exploitation by some people of this situation. we do not play with health and we will not lead the health of the french people to be played with for the sake of political infighting. let's get say, a deeper into what's happening there with political analyst, nickel and merck. of it's joining us from paris. welcome to you. hi. wise wanted for france to threatened to withhold wages, including those of doctors and nurses in the caribbean charities. it especially considering the high poverty level it's a catastrophe. people are not being taken care of in the hospitals and in guadalupe today, it's very difficult situation with the threat coming from paris has only been greeted by a strong backlash from the inhabitants of guadalupe. don't want the, the french laws concerning mandatory health cla

was john e. barnett is head of martinique. employers association contact enterprises. you can't see an end to the violence anytime soon. this is why you were worrying because the level of violence we have seen in waterloo, mainly just thought maybe last night and martinique everywhere. it's been been very worrying because the new product, so no shooting the poly very, very serious situation. the police are marie being run the life so that we know that there was a lot of munitions circulating. and they young brother, specially if they think through to use them against the sedans. prime minister says an investigation has been launched into violence committed against protesters. that's according to sudan state news agency. dozens of people were killed in demonstrations against october military coup. the police and security forces have denied using life file on the land that was reinstated, as sedans, prime minister on sunday, after signing a deal with the military leadership of the presidents of kenya and south africa have called for a cease fire in ethiopia, saying all p

in martinique, tensions over the pandemic continue to rise as there are now daily clashes with policeces over the response to covid-19. >> for a second night in a row, gun shots ring out on the french island of martinique. local authorities said the shots were fired by protesters at police. in other neighborhoods, young people clashed with security forces. [gunfire] cars were set ablaze. like a guadalupe and other french islands, martinique has been rocked by protests against covid-19 measures imposed by paris, which descended into violence. reacting on wednesday, the french finance minister did not mince his words. >> public order is not negotiable. the return to order is the absolute priority. these scenes of looting, violence, and barricades are unacceptable. reporter: some of the barricades that have been set up on highways remained on wednesday, and cars were trapped across the island. protesters and those partaking in the general strike are calling for an end to compulsory vaccinations for health care workers. >> everyone is free to choose. but as soon as things are being impose

and want to start on the island of martinique, where they will lie, shots fired at the police. something that's been denounced by the interior minister here in paris. at the same time, there are road blocks on the island and there is a general protest taking place. now the violence that's been seen there has spilled over from neighboring guadalupe where some of the scenes witness fair against kobe 19 measures have essentially power lies the islands and really look as if they could be something that you'd see in a war zone. have now been 5 nights of problems with protests in guadalupe and been ongoing for over a week. specifically against the idea that health care workers have to have a vaccine to be able to continue to work. not just a vaccine but to be fully vaccinated. that is a measure that was brought in place by the french government. i'm started back on september 15th and while we saw protests here on the mainland, they have too much dissipated. that's not the case in guadalupe where they are continuing people. there are furious about the idea that they are obligated to h

the rest has also spread to another french region. martinique ortiz, charlotte duban. sky can tell us more. the situation's been described by president mack on himself as being exclusive and there is real concern that that violence that's been unfolding in the french overseas territories that you mentioned that could spread even further. this is violence against measures to combat cove it 19, so that's restrictions or measures that have been put in place. i'm going to start off with the island of martinique, where they will live shot fired at police officers overnight on the island that that's been denounced by the interior minister roadblocks have been set up on the island. and there is a general strike that is underway. there at the moment now the violence we've seen in martinique of the last couple of days spread from neighboring guadalupe where this seems that of unfolded against these covey 19 restrictions have resulted in what could only be described to something that you would expect to see in a war zone with 5 nights now of looting and violence. ah ah. well overall on guadalup

it's kara being cherry trees and falls a week of violent or unrest in water loop and martinique over cobra restrictions imposed by paris. ah, ah ah, ah. the french government initially ordered all health workers on the caribbean islands to get cobit shots or take on paid leave. that didn't go down well with frustration already high over unemployment, stagnant wages and widespread poverty. the protests are tapped into broader resentment against paris with islanders citing heavy handed regulations on the lack of financial support. the french president has urged people in guadalupe on martinique not to mix up covered rules with colonial era grievances and money. wilma crohn also accused some in the territories of spreading what he called falsehoods about vaccines. we will not give into lies distortion of information and the exploitation by some people of the situation. we do not play with health and we will not lead the health of the french people to be played with for the sake of political infighting. political analysts that nicholas markovich say's people in mainland france should tak

the rest as also spread to another french region. martinique, let's get more in this now and cross to our parts. correspondents. charlotte do been sky charlotte, unruly scenes there being seen more and more in response to tightening restrictions and seemingly spreading in the caribbean. yes, so, so i, the situation's been described by president mac or himself as being explosive. and there is real concern that the violence that's been unfolding in the french overseas territories that you mentioned that could spread even further. this is violence against measures to combat could be 19 so that restrictions or measures have been put in place. i'm going to start off with the island of martinique, where they will live shot fired at police officers overnight on the island that that's been denounced by the interior minister roadblocks have been set up on the island. and there is a general strike that is underway. there at the moment now the violence we've seen in martinique of the last couple of days sprayed from neighboring guadalupe where this seems that of unfolded against these covey 19 r

ringback law and guadalupe martinique, which are french, would you are, which are in france. why don't they do the same thing in france? why, if they're making vaccinate, they're saying now the french government, that a can give x teens which don't have a r n and messenger if they're doing that for, well, why don't do they do that for the mr. france, or they're going to be different laws still to come in the program, a russian called what's 5 suspects in custody for 2 months following thursday's deadly cold, one blast in the region of can one of a story and will after the break. ah ah, is you'll media reflection of reality? ah, in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, community. are you going the right way or are you being that with this is faith in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see h

and guadalupe martinique, which are french, who would you like, which are in france? why don't they do the same thing in france? why if they're making vaccinate, they say now the 1st government that i can give x, teens which don't have a r n and messenger in it. if they're doing that for, well, why don't do they do that for the mr. france, or they're going to be different laws 16 minutes into the program still ahead workers on to equal activist target the corporate joined amazon with a wave of black friday strikes, unreleased announced stories coming up shortly. oh no. hm. gary and proverb says you can put everything under one hat. it means that the same rules can't be applied to every one. and yet this is what beauty passed, signed up to when it entered the european union in 2004. today hungry is accused of all possible sins against democracy. now does the or bank government feel about its future and place in the european family? who are all those driven by drink shaped banks? concur. some of those with dares sinks. we dare to ask oh, hello again. a russian court has

this follows a week of von and unrest and guadalupe and martinique. i have a co restrictions imposed by parents. ah. 2 4 ah, ah, all the french government initially ordered all health workers on the caribbean island to get cobit shots all take unpaid leave. that didn't go down too well with frustration already high over unemployment, stagnant wages and wide spread poverty approaches have tapped into broader resentment against paris with ireland as citing heavy handed regulations and a lack of financial support. and the french president deserted people in guadalupe on martinique not to mix up code rules with colonial iraq grievances macro, also q some on the child freeze of sporting what he called falsehoods about vaccines. we will not give into lies distortion of information and the exploitation by some people of this situation. we do not play with health, and we will not lead the health of the french people to be played with for the sake of political in fighting a political alice. nicola markovich says the postponement of jap man, it's on the islands

with the daily rate doubling since late september. authorities in the french overseas territory of martinique se protest is open fire during a demonstration against coven 19 restrictions. demonstrations against strict vaccination requirements imposed by the french government, have caused a civil unrest in both martinique and guadalupe north. macedonia and bulgaria had begun an official morning period following europe, the deadliest road accident in a decade. at least 45 people were killed when a bus crashed and caught fire in bulgaria. on tuesday. it was on route to north macedonia sedans and prime minister of della hum dog says an investigation has been launched into violence. committed against protest is, according to the country's estate news agency, dozens of people were killed in demonstrations against october's military coup. the police and security forces have denied using live fire. the president of kenya and south africa have called for sci fi in ethiopia. it comes as footage emerged of thousands of federal troops being held as prisoners of war by to brian fighters and jury in the us

vaccination requirements imposed by the french government will have cause civil unrest in both martinique and guadalupe. a jury in the u. s. state of georgia has wrapped up its 1st day in the trial over armored aubrey's death. demonstrated, gathered outside the court in brunswick, calling for the 3 white men accused of chasing down and killing him to be convicted of murder. 25 year old black man was jogging through the neighborhood when he was shot dead last year. the prosecution made a final page for conviction before the jury began deliberating, dismissing the defendant's claims of self defense. in this case, they committed 4 different companies, including the aggravated assault, the shot gun. they started it, they do not get to claim self defense. and then of course, provocation, you can't force someone to defend themselves against you. you get to claim self defense. this isn't a law flag. the presence of kenya and south africa have called for a ceasefire, and ethiopia saying, all parties must commit to ending the violence. it comes with pictures of immersed a thousands of federal troo

strict vaccination requirements imposed by the french government have caused civil unrest in both martinique and what aloof he zealand will rain, shut off to foreign visitors for another 5 months. the government announced on wednesday for the vaccinated travelers will be allowed to enter from april. it's part of a cautious aging of border restrictions. zealand is who are in australia and have had both jobs. can travel home without having to quarantine from mid january, nor macedonia, and bulgaria have begun the an official morning period following europe's deadliest road accident in a decade. at least 46 people died when a bus crashed and caught fire in bulgaria. busy on tuesday, on route to north macedonia. the president's, if kenya and south africa have called for a sci fi in a c, p. m. it comes as footage, has emerged of thousands of federal troops being held as prisoners of war by 2 brian fighters. and apple has filed a lawsuit against him. his rally cyber firm for its controversial hacking to protect giants, is anissa groups, pegasus software tracked and targeted its uses in the us. tho

well, if the government is going to come back on its law and guadalupe in martinique, which are french, which, which are in for why do they do the same thing in france? why if they're making vaccinate, they're saying now the 1st government that can give back teams which don't have a r n and messenger if they're doing that for, well, why don't do they do this for the rest? are friends or they're going to be different, gods don't come rent are storing in spain and large american investment companies that we blamed would explain all off the brand. i oh, driven by drill shaped bankers and those with dares sinks. we dare to ask ah ah ah, we'll come back. russian quarters reminded 5 suspects in custody for a period of 2 months following thursday's deadly coleman bloss the men, 3 managers and 2 inspectors had been charged with von eating safety protocols. all have denied wrong doing, leading up to the underground lisa, an explosion and a camera will region which claimed the lives of 51 people, the head of the mind section. what last occurred insists he had received no prior complaints from st

they moved to camden martinique four months before their wedding date. life wasn't easy. >> throughout our whole relationship, money was always somewhat of an issue. >> rachel picked up work here and there. once she said, as a princess at disneyland, then worked sometimes too, but nothing steady. >> they kind of seemed to struggle financially a lot. you know, if anything, you kind of felt sorry for them, because they seemed like they were so excited to get married and start their life together. >> and at the apartments they settled right in. >> it got to the point where everybody was hanging out with each other, like every night. >> part of that circle was 26-year-old samuel herr, an army veteran who had fought in afghanistan and made it home to california. >> there was a couple of things that set sam apart from the other guys there. he seemed more responsible. >> sam was intent on earning his college degree, and that's how he met julie kibuishi. julie helped sam with his school work. >> she got after him if he wasn't studying because his grade reflected

it follows a week of vine and unrest in water loop and martinique over cobra restrictions imposed by parents. ah ah, ah. la french government, sir, initially ordered all health workers on the caribbean islands to get cope with short sword, take unpaid leave, and then go down. well, with frustration already high over an employment, stagnant wages and widespread poverty, vogis have tapped into broader resentment against paris with ireland as citing heavy handed regulations and a lack of financial support. the french president deserves people in guadalupe and martin. he could not to mix up cupboard rules with colonial era grievances, mental macro, and also q some in the territories of spreading what he called falsehoods about vaccines. we will not give in to lies distortion of information and the exploitation by some people of this situation. we do not play with health, and we will not lead the health of the french people to be played with for the sake of political infighting, political analyst, nicole america, serves the exponent of jap man. it's on the islands. could have people in ma

why is that quite a loop and martinique part of france, why they're reluctant to get vaccinated? okay, good morning. thank you for your interest in what was happening. jean, glad to do. well, 1st of all, i think that what is to be understood is the fact that our is true is france is really problematic, is really contrasted. i would say the history of weather rule, which is a former french colony drinking livery period to business cause of disparity. not only on the social level with outs, if in typical social categories, but also i think clinic level with the man that the monopoly stick is it's your own situation. this is to say that a great part of the economy belongs to a small part of the population. so the $44.00 days trying the ellicott t the electron for peters shawl, which was a collective of unions in $2022009.00 already ra demands against the i cost of living in economic monopoly at the 2nd category of the population. right? but there is also a mistress of the population in relation to friends. not only given these fast founding violence, but even more in relation to the

the can be an island of guadalupe and martinique. the measures provoked mass protests and a strike from guadalupe natasha butler for emily keys. bell is saving what she can in what used to be a home in the city of plenty. pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier this week. she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces. and then for football quite, there are no photos left. not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations have shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last year, this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my

well, if the government is going to come back on it's law and guadalupe martinique, which are french, what would you like, which are in france? why don't they do the same thing in france? why if they're making vaccinate, they're saying now the 1st government that a can give x teens which don't have a r n and messenger in it. if they're doing that for, well, why don't do they do that for the mr. france, or they're going to be different laws feel to come late from the program. rents. a soaring in spain and large american investment companies are being blanked. we'll explain why off the bright ah, ah, is you'll media reflection of reality? ah, in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? isolation community. are you going the right way? or are you being that some with what is true? this is faith. in the world corrupted, you need to descend her join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alec salmon. sure. but i'll be speaking the guess of the world of politics. sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm ah oh, go him back. russ

of course civil unrest in both martinique and guadalupe french president emanuel has sent special forces to the caribbean islands to help defuse the situation. all right, still ahead on the edge. is it a? was a pod. why many in south africa's poor city of cape town. so that being pushed out of areas to house, the rich ah, ah, look forward to brighter sky's the with sponsored by cuts on a ways. right. when to proper has tucked in now was snow falling in the northeast of china having come out of mongolia, the cold wind, an arctic wind really going across the still open waters, but it's a huge number of snow showers in the western slopes of han shared ha carter possibly enough for warnings of avalanches in a couple of days time. even if not that we've already got gail warnings on the coast is a strong wind, but it's left behind. a vast amount of sunshine attempt is on the low side, will creep up a little bit in the next day or so. it's a dry pictures throughout china now. it's not us human as it was in hong kong, but it's still $24.00 warm degrees. that ne, one, so now settin will tend to g

ringback law and guadalupe in martinique, which are french, which, which are in france. why do they do the same thing in france? why if they're making vaccinate, they say now the 1st government that can give back teams which don't have a r n and messenger any. if they're doing that for, well, why don't do they do it for their surprise, or they're going to be different blogs. you covered 19 year old for travelers, a table by the european commission, which could see vaccines certificates expired off a 9 month panel of guess we'll discuss whether it's a good way to promote booster uptake off the break the ah, with to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist idolatry. how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk the welcome back. now the europe in commission this week proposed new rules on traveling within the you, among the vaccine certificates that i've added to only for 9 months that travelers

georgia, all convicted of his mud bottom protests against corona virus restrictions in the islands of martinique and guadalupe report from the french caribbean bus. i'm a show that i'm in a 5 gravels reintegration camp in southwest columbia, where many are wondering if the governments can still deliver on the promises of a landmark peace treaty signed. 5 years ago, i at least 31 refugees and migrants on their way to britain have drowned in the english channel near cali, off to their boat sank. the international organization for migration has called it the single largest loss of life in those waters in 7 years. french and british leaders say they need to step up joint efforts to prevent the crossings that the baba reports. well, you know, do you have regular sewing on the french coast even as winter sets in refugees and migrants determined to reach britain? and now a reminder of the dangers they face. news that so many people have died at sea after setting off from kelly. on wednesday night, the french interior minister arrived there to meet local officials and hospital workers. when us look at t

strict vaccination requirements imposed by the french government have called civil unrest in both martinique and guadalupe france president emmanuel, or mcroy, has sent special forces to the caribbean islands to help defuse the situation. our jury in the us state of georgia is considering its verdict in the racially charged trial over alma aubrey's death. demonstrators have gathered outside the court in brunswick, calling for the 3 white men, accused of chasing down and killing him to be convicted of murder. 25 year old black man was jogging through that neighbourhood. when he was shot dead last year. his death became part of a larger national reckoning on racial injustice in america after graphic video of the incident was leaked online. or the prosecution made a final pitch for conviction before the jury began deliberating, dismissing the defendant's claims of self defense. in this case, they committed for different companies, including the aggravated shock than they started it. they do not get to claim self defense. and then, of course, provocation, you can't force someone to defend themse

ah, more processed in the french caribbean, territories of guadalupe and martinique against mandatory vaccination. ah. by their given al, this is alger there, alive from doha. also coming up, sir dan says 6 of its soldiers have been killed in a board of skirmish with ethiopia class and i'm seeing basra we live in bish tech. we're voting is underway for the countries new parliament will begin with groan of ours. pandemic has more countries imposed travel restrictions after the detection of the armor con very it israel's cabinet, his meeting to approve ban on all foreigners coming into the country for 2 weeks. south africa at the center of the latest outbreak is also expected to announce more measures and australia, which has only just opened up its borders for international travel has reported to on the crew. infections and passengers from southern africa will have an update from sarah clark and brisbin shortly. but 1st let's go to hurry, force it who's in west jerusalem. so harry, israel is taking this threat very, very seriously. yes, these are the most stringent measures in the worl

while you had dominic talk about protest authority is in the french territory of martinique announcing protest is there. opened fire during a demonstration against cuba 19 restrictions. there been protest against french vaccination requirements now in both martinique and guadalupe french president. emanuel macro has sent special forces to the caribbean islands to help diffuse what he calls a very explosive situation. now moving on and the presidents of kenya. and so the africa i'm calling for sci fi, ethiopia, saying all parties must commit to ending the violence. that's off the european prime minister said he will travel to the front line to lead the military against rebel forces. and the long conflict has intensified in recent months. with fighters from the northern tiguan region advancing towards the capital, victoria gate begins our coverage. ethiopians prime minister says it's time to lead by personal example. it's a dramatic new step in the conflict. it's devastated the northern te gray region in a statement released on social media abbey and had said, this is a time when leading

the protests have also spread to the neighboring island of martinique. natasha butler. i've been following developments in puerto peak in global well, there is a nighttime curve. he said the streets are empty, everything is shot. but the situation remains tense. mainly because some protesters have built barricades across roads in several parts of the island. so that is meant that it's very difficult to get around the island. we've heard some people have been unable to reach hospitals. other people have simply been too scared to go on the road because they're very worried about coming across these barricade. and these are located now. the unrest began more than a week ago. it began as a strike, a demonstration against the cove. it how past and again, mandatory vaccination for health workers, but it is simply spiraled into something so much. baker is many people who used to not use the opportunity to voice their grievances against the french government over the social and economic situation. in what we're talking about as property, high unemployment figures and a feeling

the anger against vaccinations is also led to violence in the nearby island of martinique. at least 9 people were arrested after a petrol station was set on fire and all the property vandalized protest is blocking roads and setting calls. a life protest isn't service. say noodles will make it easier for foreign mining companies to buy private property. hundreds of demonstrators blocked major roads in the capital to protest. they said the move will home, the environment and drain much needed resources. patio lopez audience has more traffic brought to a stand still on several roads. and serbia's capital demonstrators are protesting new laws if they say favor the interests of foreign mining companies and damage the environment. the outrage comes as mining company realty, and so plans to extract lithium in serbia, which is widely used in electric car batteries. critics say the project will lead to pollution and drain the countries natural resources. i'll take them thus sir. model, i hope people will wake up and join the movement. that's the only way that we'll have a chance of

of martinique as a protest, as they opened fire during a demonstration against coven 19 restrictions. there have been protests against french vaccination requirements, and both martinique and guadalupe now french president. emanuel mack on has sent special forces to the caribbean islands to help the fuse. what he calls a very explosive situation moving on and the president of kenya and south africa are calling for a ceasefire in ethiopia and saying all parties must commit to ending the violence that's after ethiopia. as prime minister said he will travel to the front line to lead the military against rebel forces. the year long conflict has intensified in recent months with fighters from the northern t right region advancing towards the capital victoria gate and b begins. are coverage, ethiopians. prime minister says it's time to lead by personal example. it's a dramatic new step in the conflict. it's devastated the northern te gray region in a statement released on social media abbey and had said, this is a time when leading a country with martyrdom is needed. i will go to the front

of the former libyan lead violent protest against corona virus. restrictions in the islands of martinique and why the loop will be live from the french carby. ah at least 31 refugees and migrants on their way to britain have drowned in the english channel near calais after their boats sank. it is the worse migration disaster on the crossing since the us international organ into national organization started maintaining records. 7 years ago, french and british leaders have core for emergency meetings. the dean barber reports why we're now will you have regular site on the fringe coast, even as winter sets in refugees and migrants determined to reach britain. and now a reminder of the dangers they face. news that so many people have died at sea after setting off from cali. on wednesday night, the french interior minister arrived there to meet local officials and hospital workers. when the flicker this all sir pont was deafened. as far as we know, 33 people capsized of dunkirk and kelly as of now 31 people died and 2 people are currently being treated, but their lives are unfortunately in da

ah, no protest in the french caribbean, territories of guadalupe and martinique against mandatory vaccination. ah. other given, al, this is al jazeera live from dover, also coming up to don says 6 of its soldiers have been killed.

islands, but the hardest part of it awaits him as he is now heading towards the caribbean island of martiniquegoal is to raise awareness of environmental issues affecting the world's oceans. so many people doing ambitious things to raise awareness about the environment. thank you for watching world news ameri narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, the u.s. and china-- president biden meets with china's president xi amid rising tensions and an uncertain future between the two nations. then, inflation fears-- as prices on everyday goods surge, former tasury secretary larry summers has advice for w

the population receiving corona virus jabs. protests have spread to the neighboring islands of martinique as well. the u. s. government has announced in u u f o task force. the agency will work to identify unknown aerial objects and determine whether they posed any threats. it comes off to the intelligence community release to report early this year. admitting that been a series of your phone sightings. those are the headlines were back in half an hour after witness. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america what's working and what's not? a lot of people were only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can't handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts, we need to go back to school. the bottom line when i was just there. mm hm. oh, i then goblin for all, what else could already you will have that in your. why don't you definitely. can you just cannot uniform as will be worth or yes case was a non as well or whatever. you know, anybody else going on with one of them got to talk to you was it was only have

the protests have spread through the neighboring island of martinique. leaders of three german political parties have agreed to form a coalition government after two months of talks. olaf scholz will take over as chancellor. those are the headlines. we are back in half an hour. right now, it is inside story. ♪ >> fuel prices and inflation are rocketing in the u.s. the president has ordered williams of bearers of oil to be released from the strategic reserves. is that going to make a difference or is it to bst his falling approval ratings? where several other countries joining in? this is inside story. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. it is a remove president joe biden hopes will ease u.s. petrol prices and reduce inflation that has hit a 31 year high. he is tapping into the strategic petroleum reserve. 50 million barrels of world are being released and that is roughly what the u.s. uses in two and a half days. several other countries have agreed to use their emergency reserves. his critics say it is a temporary fix. some argue it is eight political mo

the protest civils i spoke to the neighboring island of martinique and health officials in the us are concerned about another potential surgeon cobit $900.00 cases that says millions of americans travel for the thanksgiving holiday. this week travels expected to be near pre pandemic levels, despite most states seeing rise in case numbers. sweden's 1st female prime minister has resigned ours op a. she was confirmed by parliament magdalena anderson was leading a minority coalition with the green party. but it quit when the new budget was rejected. anderson says she hopes to try again as the leader of a single party government. the process is now the hands of parliaments. speaker. well those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after our sad master of chaos station. thanks for watching bye, for now. ah, ah, the civil war in syria has now been fought for more than a decade. around half a 1000000 syrians have died in the conflict of more than 12000000 of left the country. tens of thousands are held in government prisons within cities, but bought out all our son is still pre

the protest have spread to the neighboring island of martinique, as well as in more writing in the capital of the solomon islands. despite the government imposing a 36 hour locked down, demanding prime minister manasseh vari resign. i say the island has been neglected fine to government and the son of libya's former leader, more mock adolphe has been borrowed from running in next month's presidential election safe. alice land offi is one of 25 candidates who've been bought from standing. so those were the headlines and he's continues here on now to 0 after democracy, maybe stadium, thanks for watching pop in less than a year. capital high in the middle east. well, in preparation the country, it's staging a major problem. and the 16 nations going head to head in 6 potter felt stadium to 20. 20. okay. we'll keep you across the action as capital prepared for the regions . the biggest thing of the fee for our cup on al jazeera, me ah, political look at the and maybe there really be. yeah, the most was got enough order. but if we could meet the moon both are in the old and if you look on that,

is ring because the level of violence in waterloo, mainly just thought it maybe last night. martinique? well it's been been very worrying because the new product. so no shooting of the poly marriage. very serious situation. the police are marie being run the life. we know that there was a lot of munitions circulating and they young brother, specially if they think through to use them against the cover, then came infections have reached a record high in south korea now as well with more than 4100 cases. the number of critically ill patients is also at record levels raising fees. hospitals could become overwhelmed. many of those affected the elderly prompting push for booster shots. the rise comes awakes after social distancing rules waste to keep singing. in the case of the elderly, it's observed that the immune effect the vaccination decreases rapidly overtime. accordingly, after about 4 months of break through infections have been observed to increase. so the government has shortened the interval required for a booster and is rushing to administrate and you zealand will remain shut of

well the ang against vaccinations has also led to violence in the nearby island of martinique, where at least 9 people were arrested on a petrol station with that's own fire and all the property vandalized protest. this happened blocking roads. and i think cause a light c dawn. so 6 of its soldiers have been killed during an attack by ethiopian forces happened at a sudanese army post near. it came to the contested border area. jerry piers army chief denies his forces had any involvement in the incident. european men assisted use amazing calla in the coming out to the staff, the cos channel migration crisis 27 people brown trying to get across the english channel between the you came from us in a thing day on wednesday, britain has been excluded from the talk and that's quakes dunc, the west coast of crew, a magnitude 7.5 quake has hit near the city of barranca as roughly 200 kilometers from the capitol, lima, it's unclear yet the extent of damage their reports of the quake being felt all the way to columbia and ecuador, people in kind of just on a bribing, snow and sleet of 8 and a p

as anger on the island of martinique all to paris insisted on compulsory vaccinations for its health workers. ok, listening post coming up next on currents in the cold camp. japan's new prime minister tac toe income inequality plus will the world trade organization, how countries to secure corporate 90 vaccines will be speaking to the w t o. u. director general counting the coast on al jazeera. ah hello, i'm richard. yes, burton, you're watching the special edition of the listening post. this week. we are focusing on hong kong, the city, and it's transformation. july 1st marked 24 years since the united kingdom handed it's colony, back to china. with that hand over came a set of promises, begging would stay out of hong kong, internal affairs keep its hands off its freedoms, including it's free press. but for many hong kong, the question was not if, but when china's communist party leaders would break that promise and the answer appears to be. now, over the past 2 years, bay ging has intensified the stamping out of political descent in hong kong through new laws drawn up in the name o

but the hardest part of the journey awaits as he is now heading towards the group in ireland of martiniqueining us. stay with bbc news. wednesday morning will be a little bit colder compared to the last couple of mornings. and, indeed, by day, it'll feel a touch fresher, too. but overall, the next 2—3 days will remain above the average for the time of year. i want to show you the jet stream — and there is a dip in thejet stream at the moment across the uk, and you can see the blue colours — so that's the slightly colder atmosphere that's spread across the country into the early hours of wednesday. �*s and, with the clearer skies, that means that, in many towns and cities, temperatures will be around five celsius or so, especially out towards the east and in central parts of the uk. even colder than that in aberdeen, barely above freezing. but that means a lot of bright and crisp weather in the morning, especially across central, eastern, and southern areas of the uk. not necessarily in western scotland and northern ireland, always a bit more cloud here and a chance of catching a shower. an

the anger against vaccinations has also led to violence in the nearby island of martinique. at least 9 people that were arrested on the petrol station set on fire and other property vandalized protest. this happened blocking roads and setting cause a light. dawn says 6 of its soldiers have been killed during and attacked by ethiopian forces. it happened at a sudanese army post near a contested board area. european army chief denies his forces had any involvement in the incident. european men assist due to mason kelly in the coming out to discuss b cross channel migration crisis. 27 people round trying to get across the english channel between the you came from anything he on wednesday, people in august on, on braving snow and sleep to vote in a parliamentary election president saturn jeff it'll, that's from us to make sure this election is fast and that's greg struck the western coast of her room. the magnitude 7.5 quake hit near the city of bunker. there's the headlines come up next to 0, weld broad organized crime within israel. palestinian community is on the increase. an