and 5 others injured in 3 separate bomb attacks in afghanistan's capital one happened near the ministry of labor in kabul city center of the 2 explosions targeted police vehicles the government blames the taliban but no group has claimed responsibility so far and rescue is in india racing against time to reach dozens of workers trapped in a tunnel this area flooded after a glassie it collapsed on sunday washing away dams roads and houses at least 30 people have died you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera next year in the story. talking to owners there are windows tell us are we in a case where us will be compensated civilians will we listen to the only music you hear is the only the most beautiful music in the world and silence we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter now does iraq. i after me ok you're watching the stream on this episode we are spending our full 25 minutes with george and panga also known as the spoken word artists george the tyrant george great having on this glow thank you very much i'm proud to be my aunt i am thinking to wish th

voicing concern that the work might affect their childbearing abilities as of this year the ministry of labor however has removed several 100 jobs from the list of banned work. it's paved the way for a group of female pioneers and legendary subway system who are now steering russia toward a more gender equal future. and women are finally in the driving seat and are pushing full speed ahead on gender equality in the russian capital. started working for the moscow metro almost 18 years ago at the time women were not allowed to operate subway trains in russia but arenas says for her it was worth the wait. this is my childhood dream i used to play with model ships and airplanes with the boys my father is a pilot so why the metro somehow it drew me in the fact that it's underground i guess it's like flying but under the ground. before every shift irina gives the metro train she'll be driving a once over here and there was a station guard on the platform for years helping out passengers since january she's a driver now she tries to get a sense of each individual metro train. treat each train like a

with the government voicing concerns for the protection of childbearing abilities this year the ministry of labor has removed several 100 jobs from the list of banned work for women this is paving the way for a group of female pioneers in moscow's legendary subway system we're now taking the wheel towards a more gender equal russia. women are finally in the driving seat and are pushing full speed ahead on gender equality in the russian capital. started working for the moscow metro almost 18 years ago at the time women were not allowed to operate subway trains in russia but arenas says for her it was worth the wait. this is my childhood dream i used to play with model ships and airplanes with the boys my father is a pilot so why the metro somehow it drew me in the fact that it's underground i guess it's like flying under the ground. before every shift irina gives the metro train she'll be driving a once over here you know was a station guard on the platform for years helping out passengers since january she's a driver now she tries to get a sense of each individual metro train. treat each train li

5 others injured in 3 separate bomb attacks in afghanistan's capital kabul one was near the ministry of labor in the city center the other 2 explosions targeted police vehicles mexico is easing its coronavirus restrictions in the capital extending opening hours for restaurants and shops despite numbers remaining high in fact 4000 new infections and 530 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours and iran's rolling out a mass coronavirus vaccination program using the russian sputnik vaccine most of the 1st batch of $10000.00 doses will be distributed to frontline health care workers hated always along in half an hour with your news hour the fans who make football is next. it's 10 years since the libyan revolution led to the overthrow of longtime brunei mamak a day after. the country was torn by conflict and rival claims of power. but it's hoped talks will finally bring peace and stability join us as we assess libya's road to elections on al-jazeera. that song has become an anthem of resilience for a football club and the city. of. liverpool one of the poorest cities in all of europe ravaged by i

others injured in 3 separate bomb attacks in afghanistan's capital kabul one happens near the ministry of labor in the city center of the 2 explosions targeted police vehicles. the rest of the day's news is coming up as rescuers use drones and search for workers trapped inside a flooded tunnel in india and chile moves to expel undocumented migrants thousands of colombian and venezuelan families being separated before being sent back. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan qatar airways it was the coldest night for a decade last night in highland scotland almost certainly it was in the netherlands as well when the snow on the ground had there's a persistent wind from the east which is the color direction in northern europe you get the lowest temperatures you're likely to get at any time and these are daytime temperatures they come up to minus 6 in berlin minus 6 in prague this is northern europe southern europe completely different story we're into the teens the most part it's rain rather than snow except for the mountains and a lot of division is this one so this is a usually warm

others injured in 3 separate bomb attacks in afghanistan's capital kabul one happened near the ministry of labor in the city center those are your headlines inside stories next what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money fine is not going to be left out of the calling for the below defense budget to be high the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies and their effect on the world. who's in charge in somalia the president's term has expired opposition groups won't recognize his authority and no one knows when elections will take place so what happens if this political deadlock drags on this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. so malia is facing a power vacuum elections were supposed to take place before the president's 4 year term expired on monday but mohamad abdalla a far module is in dispute with regional leaders over how to hold the vote talks between the central government in mogadishu and somalia's 5 federal states collapsed on friday for macho says the leaders of jubil

injured in 3 separate bomb attacks this isn't afghanistan's capital kabul one happening near the ministry of labor in the city center the other 2 explosions targeted police vehicles this is a day after unidentified gunmen killed 4 government workers the government's blaming the taliban but so far no group has claimed responsibility. the rest of the day's news is coming up mexico they're putting the economy 1st is the capital pandemic restrictions despite a national surge in corona virus infections and drugs that tensions brewing in northern ireland as some communities fear separation from britain. it's a sherry time for the philippines the moment rather less so though for most of the lazier and most of indonesia there's been some big dampening comment on recently and there are a few forecast on thursday and indeed friday but that's not the trend is the trend really is still to focus them in jar and eastwards and in the southern philippines further west even sumatra if you're in the north it's largely dry there are few showers of course the focus is still south of the equator and it's been fairly w

others injured in 3 separate bomb attacks in afghanistan's capital kabul one happened near the ministry of labor in the city center the other 2 explosions targeted police vehicles it comes a day after unidentified gunmen killed 4 government workers senior diplomats from britain and the european union will meet on thursday to discuss the latest frictions in the brics it process goods moving from britain to northern ireland now need a customs declaration to be made that's angered many trying to hold reports from belfast. on the 29th of january the european commission made a fateful mistake in a dispute with the u.k. over vaccines it briefly triggered article 16 of the northern ireland protocol collapsing negotiated arrangements for post briggs's trade and prompting fears of a hard border on the island of ireland unionists were outraged their anger focused as much on e.u. duplicity as it is a at the government in westminster for agreeing a new economic division that many here consider an existential threat one of the most intractable conundrums of bricks it especially the hardest of economic brakes

others were injured in 3 separate bomb attacks in the afghan capital kabul one happened near the ministry of labor in the city center the other 2 explosions targeted police vehicles this comes a day after unidentified gunman killed 4 government workers indonesian investigators say a plane crash last month in which 62 people were killed may have been caused by technical issues. flight 22 crush shortly after takeoff from jakarta into the java sea on january the 9th one of the victims' relatives is suing the engines manufacturer boeing. jessica washington joins us live now from jakarta or so what else jessica has the investigation found so far. peter it's one month since the sri would crash and these are still very much the early days of the investigation the investigation could take a year as we've seen in previous aviation disasters but what we have learned today is what investigators are sort of honing in on we know that they are focusing on some potential technical anomalies in particular issues with the auto throttle system what they have announced today is that this particular aircraft this 26

is the ministry of finance and we have gone into come to the conclusion that japanese corporate did not behave as if they were encumbered but they realize the rest of the world was flush with labor it was cheaper north asia and they increase employment and activities in almost a linear piece of other than being crippled to take into global democracy and the other two charts that are very well known is you can't fire everyone in japan. the labor market is not flexible so most of that adjustment came through hours work in from manufacturing into services. and with that transformation make japan far more productive. when we look at the growth rate that is 1 percent on average. the population was shrinking by 1 percent it was something that the economies would bite their hand off. so japan happened in the era of falling interest rates that is not the environment we are in right now. using japan as a blueprint to lead to disinflation and we would caution aggressively against that. inflation is coming we've had central banks push before what is different this time? first and foremost demography is turning but the cyclical backdrop is different. you had many injected into a financial i

reporter: the labor ministry said they are working to reform the so-called slave contract and they are investigating all forms of. they say they are committed to helping migrant workers. with south korea's population in sharp decline, there is finally a realization that not only does this country need these workers, they also need to treat them better. anchor: the true cost of labor in south korea there. while in other news, president donald trump says he will not testify under oath at his impeachment trial next week. his lawyers called the invitation from the democrats a publicity stunt. house last month impeach trump on a charge of inciting insurrection, urging followers to fight his election defeat bere they storm the capitol building. this to trump's attorneys rejected the charge, contesting he fully and faithfully executed his duties as president. myanmar's military leaders have blocked facebook, the main source of internet access in the country. officials say it was shut down to boost stability. the secretary-general pledged to mobilize and national pressure to ensure the military to in myanmar fails. ther

time trade unions there's one ministry the ministry of power and electricity has joined the movement and the protests but then we've seen you know more labor unions and more student groups joined almost every day so you have these groups that have their own kind of internal organization joining the overall cause and then that's what kind of becomes organic like we know now that they're going to locations that they're going to be going to the u.n. and the japanese embassy and this prayer site so we know that most likely within those groups they've organized a way to disseminate the information so they can head out to that so it's very interesting to see how they're able to really kind of call all these people tens of thousands of these people across the country one map google map of myanmar that located protests over the last several days and it was almost all red with dots because there have been so many protests over the last week plus and we'll keep a close eye on the situation in myanmar with the cops don't live there and back up . to northern india now where rescuers are using drones to search inside a tunnel where $35.00 workmen are b

n l to having the ministries and the functions that relate to the purely civilian to my labor policy economic policy well we know that he and his family are also involved in a lot ofbaseness this. hold monopolies over certain businesses have interests back . but i think the main which perhaps also relates a bit to the question of whether the military is irrational i think what we really have to understand that this it's a military mindset you know. it's a military thinking it's about having to do can they still control the process in the way they wanted and this goes back to my own statement i mean they never wanted to add to have a liberal democracy what they wanted to have was what they called discipline flourishing democracy so you know i they still in control of the whole process and it's all to the military as the core is it intact as a unit is functioning are its interests not threatened so i think this is this this is what they're really at let me ask you felix to give us a sense of whether you think that many many people in myanmar share the opinion of of those voices that we heard in that report the fact is so far we've seen only isolated protests in resp

to having the ministries and the functions that relate to the purely civilian to my labor policy economic policy well we know that he and his family are also involved in a lot ofbusiness this. hold monopolies over certain businesses have interests. but i think the main which perhaps also relates a bit to the question of whether the military is irrational i think what we really have to understand that this it's a military mindset you know. if the military thinking it's about having can they still control the process in the way they wanted and this goes back to my own statement i mean they never wanted to add to have a liberal democracy what they wanted to have was what they called discipline flourishing democracy so you know are they still in control of the whole process and it's also the military as the core is it intact as a unit is functioning are its interests not threatened so i think this is this is what they're really at let me ask you fairly except to give us a sense of whether you think that many many people in myanmar share the opinion of those voices that we heard in that report the fact is so far we've seen only isolated protests in response to mond

l to having the ministries and the functions that relate to the purely civilian deny such as labor policy economic policy well we know that he and his family are also involved in a lot of businesses. hold monopolies over certain businesses have interests back. but i think the main which perhaps also relates a bit to the question of whether the military is irrational i think what we really have to understand that this it's a military mindset you know. it's a military thinking it's about having you can they still control the process in the way they wanted and this goes back to my own statement i mean they never wanted to add to have a liberal democracy what they wanted to have was what they called discipline flourishing democracy so you know are they still in control of the whole process and it's also the military at the core is it intact as a unit is functioning are its interests not threatened so i think this is this this is what they're really at let me ask you fairly except to give us a sense of whether you think that many many people in myanmar share the opinion of those voices that we heard in that report the fact is so far we've seen only isolated protests in resp

having the ministries and the functions that relate to the purely civilian jemaine such as labor policy economic policy well we know that he and his family are also involved in a lot of businesses. hold monopolies over certain businesses have interests back. but i think the main which perhaps also relates a bit to the question of whether the military is irrational i think what we really have to understand that it's a military mindset you know. if the military thinking it's about having to do can they still control the process in the way they wanted and this goes back to my own statement i mean they never wanted to add to have a liberal democracy what they wanted to have was what they call discipline flourishing democracy so you know are they still in control of the whole process and it's also the military as the core is it intact as a unit is functioning are its interests not threatened so i think this is this this is what they're really at let me ask you fairly except to give us a sense of whether you think that many many people in the amar share the opinion of those voices that we heard in that report the fact is so far we've seen only isolated protests in response