it's the decision of the republic of moldova.yard, and yet russia, too, is changing. it's having to. it's on a journey from empire to nation state. for a country with a superpower past, that is a painful transition. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. china bbc news, moscow. is well under way to a full china is well under way to a full recovery year—round from its first coronavirus case. there are now fewer infections reported and restrictions on daily life have lessened significantly. two people with a very different journey and different things on their mind going forward. one is back in her tiny apartment after a trip which she was forced to stay with her parents. given it was started here with china, she is worried about what the world outside will think of her. i hope next year i can get a new bar. before that, harassment, hassle and maybe even intimidation — that is what she is worried about. at the start of february shanghai was a ghost town. a city of 2a million people empty. not now though. this is what a return to normal

it's the decision of the republic of moldova.yet russia, too, is changing. it's having to. it's on a journey from empire to nation state. for a country with a superpower past, that is a painful transition. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. a suspected people smuggling gang believed to have been responsible for bringing 600 people to the uk in small votes from france has been broken up by immigration enforcement. a 36—year—old british syrian man was among the 1a people arrested. daniel sandford has more. smashing their way into the property of a suspected people smuggling. 0fficers the property of a suspected people smuggling. officers from immigration enforcement in north—west london this morning. the suspect was the 14th to be detained from a group of syrians accused of organising dangerous channel crossings. it is alleged to have been having the huge amounts of money degenerated as they move more than 600 people across the channel in small votes in a single month. 0ver channel in small votes in a single month. over 8000 people

it's the decision of the republic of moldova.s changing. it's having to. it's on a journey from empire to nation state. for a country with a superpower past, that is a painful transition. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. there has been a fourth day of protest by farmworkers in peru. 0ne protest by farmworkers in peru. one person was killed in clashes between demonstrators and police trying to clear road blocks on the pan—american highway. the workers complained of lowjob highway. the workers complained of low job security and highway. the workers complained of lowjob security and bad treatment. time is the latest sport. hello, i'm katie shanahan sport. hello, i'm katie sha na han with your sport. hello, i'm katie shanahan with your friday sport briefing. it was start with football as they were 2a games played in the europa league on thursday. you can of course find all of the results on the bbc sport website. the winners included ac milan who qualified for the last 32 after beating celtic at the san siro. they had to come from

it's the decision of the republic of moldova.. it's on a journey from empire to nation state. for a country with a superpower past, that is a painful transition. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. and finally, after months of wrangling and negotiations, the premier league and english football league have agreed a multi—million pound rescue package for clubs struggling because of the pandemic.

moldova is one of the poorest countries in europe.t's close proximity to romania make it inevitable stage four east-west rivalry. recently, russia accused america of plotting a revolution here. >> our objective is to get closer to the eu and when they become a member of the european union. correspondent: lester let that happen and let your country joined the eu? >> it is our choice. in the end, it is the sovereign decision of our country and the republic of mao joba -- republic of moldova. correspondent: russia still has some influence and slowing down change in all parts of the ussr. but russia is changing as well. it is on a journey from empire to nationstate. laura: steve rosenberg reporting there. change comes to russia's backyard. the hong kong media mogul and founder of the apple daily newspaper jimmy lai is being detained until april. he repeatedly denounced beijing's increasing controls over hong kong. reporter: this is the moment that billionaire media mogul jimmy lai was taken into custody. that was before his detention. he

moldovan has -- moldova has a new president, sworn in after winning last month's election.dova split between those favoring closer ties to europe and those favoring closer ties to russia. austria has opened its key for christmas. winter sports are on the way a 400 up i, despite a third national lockdown about to come into force. the government says that, as an outdoor sports, skiing is safe under strict conditions, but mountain restaurants remain closed. the french football club in paris have sacked their german coach, despite winning is last match. he won six trophies with psg and lead them to the champions league final last season. the team came in third in the french division. the former top boss of argentina was expected to take over. president trump has issued a new batch of pardons for his allies, including the father of his son-in-law, jared kushner. mr. trump is now blended -- mr. trump is now granted clemency to 50 people in the past week, the list including people involved in the investigation into his campaign's ties to russia, allies from congress and other felo

moldova is one of the poorest countries in europe.ently, russia accused america of bucking a revolution here. our objective is to get closer to the eu and hopefully one day to become a member of the european union. but would russia let that happen? would russia let your country join would russia let that happen? would russia let your countryjoin the eu? it is our choice. andy and it is the sovereign decision of our country. it is the decision of the republic of moldova. moscow still has ways of exerting influence. of slowing down change. in some parts of the old ussr. and yes, russia is changing. it is having to. it is on a journey from empire to nation state. that aims this edition of outside source. thank you for watching. it has been a cold day everywhere today. we have another winter mix of weather to come tonight and into tomorrow. a winter season here in highland scotland and some parts temperature did not get above freezing. for england and wales it was cold and wet and miserable. cloud streaming in from off the atlantic. showe

it's the decision of the republic of moldova. moscow can still find ways of slowing down change in its own backyard, and yet russia, too, is changing. it's having to. it's on a journey from empire to nation state. for a country with a superpower past, that is a painful transition. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. and finally, after months of wrangling and negotiations, the premier league and english football league have agreed a multi—million pound rescue package for clubs struggling because of the pandemic. they've been forced to play their matches behind closed doors, and they've suffered badly. our sports editor dan roan has more. after months of wrangling, it had gone into extra time but today, finally, the result many in the game were hoping for. commentator: a perfect start to proceedings. the premier league agreed an improved funding rescue package that means a £250 million bailout for clubs like these in the cash—strapped english football league. under the terms of the deal, the top flight have agreed to pay up to £15 m

an outdoor sport skiing is safe under strict conditions mountain restaurants however remain closed moldova has a new president pro in europe a former prime minister my asked andrew has been sworn in after winning last month's election although it is split between supporters of russia and those favor and closer ties with europe mrs andrew is the 1st woman to lead the former soviet nation. and outgoing u.s. president trump has issued a new batch of pardons for his allies including the father of his son in law jared a questionnaire mr trump has now a granted clemency to 50 people in the last week the list includes people convicted in the investigation into the trump campaign's ties to russia allies from congress and other felons championed by friends. christmas is the time for family and friends and donald trump has not forgotten his not long after his arrival in florida for the holiday season the outgoing president's latest set of pardons were announced. what is interesting about the latest batch of pardons from president trouble is that many of them have centered on people with whom he has

moldova has a new president pro europe former prime minister maya sandu has been sworn in after winning last month's election although there is split between supporters of russia and those favoring close to ties with europe the son do is the 1st woman to lead the former soviet nation. austria has reopened its ski lifts for christmas winter sports are underway at $400.00 alpine locations despite the imminent start of a 3rd national lockdown the government argues that as an outdoor sports is safe under strict conditions mountain restaurants remain closed for. pope francis a celebrated the traditional christmas eve mass from st peter's basilica in the vatican this is service started 2 hours earlier than usual in order to comply with its least 10 o'clock lockdown of the congregations also much smaller because of social distancing rules christmas day we'll see more changes when the pope gives his traditional or by any. blessing from inside st peter's robbed from me a balcony overlooking the square. countless families of course being kept apart at christmas by the pandemic but most parents a

over 3 key issues with less than a month until the split with no trade agreements demonstrators in moldova have descended on the capital to support president elect maya sandu sandu and protestors are calling for the government to resign and demanding any parliamentary elections sanders accuse the government to limiting her ability to fight corruption that's after the parliament stripped son do over power over the intelligence services those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about half an hour after al-jazeera world by. her to. go through should almost. inhuman should also be on hold for almost 4 little island. but i was about to do the delicacy. thank. you. letter at the foot of the bottle but it was a what if that were the only reason for it because she looked good but i've. been to do most of that. was what i looked at but i bet most of them took the. thank you ok. and that this little muslim to be. interviewed i mean i was shot i mean i was really i knew i have been shooting i mean here we should have down the militia if the i mean you know assuming i'm on. the

over 3 key issues with less than a month until they split with no trade agreement demonstrators in moldova have descended on the capital to support incoming president elect maya sunday sandeman protesters are calling for the government to resign and demanding any parliamentary elections sanders accuse the government of limiting her ability to fight corruption a syrian emergency services are working against the clock to evacuate people in the path of a bushfire in queensland residents of fraser island were told to leave their homes on sunday and those are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after about half an hour after talked to al-jazeera go by. the world food program will receive the nobel peace prize for fighting against hunger and the use of starvation as a weapon of war we ask executive director david beasley how the challenge of combating global hunger will be met in the age of the coronavirus pandemic the nobel interview on al-jazeera. the landscape of chile's south-central at our penya region is breathtaking. but behind these seemingly dormant volcanoes a social erupt

but take a look at a couple of the other stories making headlines now moldova has a new president pro europe profile pro europe a former prime minister and my son there has been sworn in after winning last month's election although in a split between supporters of russia and those favoring closer ties with europe the sando is the 1st woman to lead the former soviet nation. austria has opened its ski list for christmas winter sports are underway at $400.00 out party locations despite a 3rd national lockdown which is about to come into force the government says that as an outdoor sport skiing is safe under strict conditions mountain restaurants remain closed. or french or both side perry sergeant have stuck to their german coach the thomas had to cope despite winning his last match of 4 no 2 who won 6 trophies with p.s.g. and led them to the champions league final last season the team's currently 3rd in the french top division a former tottenham boss a very serious approach a team who's expected to take care of the. present trump has issued a new batch of pardons for his allies includin

spain's canary islands temporary camps are being set up by the government to cope with the influx in moldova thousands of people have rallied in support of president elect by a sunday now they're calling on the government to resign and for early parliamentary elections to be held sandu has accused politicians of limiting their ability to fight corruption softer the parliament stripped her of the power over intelligence services course you can follow all of those stories on our website is updated through the day at al-jazeera dot com i'm back with more news in half an hour here on ars oh next it's all hail the lock down to stay with us. so me al jazeera london broadcast santa to special guests in conversation people think that racism is having personal vitriol towards black people and there's no understanding of what systemic racism is unprompted uninterrupted success comes with opposition if you're not upsetting people you're not seeing in the f one needs any of that there is not a family in britain i believe that has not been touched by empire studio b. squidgy on al-jazeera there was a twe

players left wing opposition held control of parliament and is blocked as plans demonstrators in moldova have descended on the capital to demand early parliamentary elections there thousands have gathered in support of incoming president. she's accusing the government of limiting her ability to fight corruption that's after the parliament stripped sunda of a power over the intelligence services the largest party in parliament is aligned with the former leader and is led by a businessman convicted of fraud. stern emergency services are working against the clock to evacuate people in the path of a bushfire in queensland residents of fraser island were told to leave their homes on sunday a huge fire has burned large parts of the north east coast it was started by an illegal campfire 7 weeks ago and scorching temperatures are making the already volatile situation even worse but these foreign fries are all it is a marathon not a sprint there's no significant rain in the forecast and really rain is the only thing that's going to put this far out so it will continue as far falling if it's for t

european is left wing opposition held control of parliament and blocked his plans demonstrators in moldova have descended on the capital demand early parliamentary elections there doesn't have gathered in support of incoming president maya's son do she's accusing the government of limiting her ability to fight corruption that's after the parliament stripped son due of a power over the intelligence services the largest party in parliament is aligned with the former leader and it's led by a businessman convicted of fraud. sporadic violence has been reported in parts of cameroon as it holds its 1st ever election to appoint regional councils one voters being killed in the english speaking northwest region nicholas haq reports. downtown by mend the capital of cameron's english speaking region it was supposed to be a day of voting for greater autonomy instead it's another day of protest separatists in the north western region have threatened those taking part in the vote calling on people to stay indoors and not take part in what they describe as a sham regional election for them cameron's engli

demonstrators in moldova have demanded early parliamentary elections thousands gathered in support of incoming president. she is accusing the government of trying to block her ability to fight corruption last week politicians know her predecessor voted to strip her of her power over the intelligence services the largest party in condiment is aligned with the former leader and is led by a businessman convicted of fraud. to camera now a sporadic violence has been reported in parts of the country during its 1st ever race in elections one voter was killed on sunday in the english speaking northwest region. downtown bomb into the capital of cameron's english speaking region it was supposed to be a day of voting for greater autonomy instead it's another day of protest separatists in the north western region have threatened those taking part in the vote calling on people to stay indoors and not take part in what they describe as a sham regional election for them cameron's english speaking region is a country they call embers onya fighting for independence against a central french speaking st

our fall falling if it's for the coming days and perhaps even weeks ahead of us demonstrators in moldova are demanding early parliamentary elections thousands gathered in support of incoming president my asunder she's accusing the government of trying to block her ability to fight corruption politicians noire her predecessor voted to strip her of her power over the intelligence services the largest party in parliament is aligned with the former leader and is led by a businessman convicted of fraud by chinese moon probe has successfully docks with another craft in lunar orbit the probe is carrying samples of moon rock and is now heading back to earth it's due to land in in among volia in the next 10 days it would be the 1st time in 4 decades that a new no rock has been brought back to. again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on millions of people across the u.s. state of california are back under lockdown the stay at home order is being implemented as the state recourses highest ever number of corona virus infections more than 30000 in one day. south korea's president meanwhile has

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a 2nd look now at some of the other stories making news around the world moldova has a new presidentof pro europe a former prime minister. has been sworn in after winning last month's election holdovers split between supporters of russia and those favoring closer ties with europe with sandra is the 1st woman to lead the former soviet nation. austria has opened its ski lifts for christmas and winter sports are underway at $400.00 albine locations despite a 3rd national lockdown which is about to come into force by the government says that as an outdoor sports skiing is safe under strict conditions mountain mountain restaurants remain closed. side perry surge amount of sacked their coach chairman thomas to full despite the winning his last match official won 6 trophies with pastor in live them to the champions league final last season teams currently 3rd in the french top division form tottenham boss. tino is expected to take on. 3rd in germany as elsewhere one of the most popular traditions is buying and decorating a christmas tree at this time of year millions of young pines a cut do

well thousands of people have protested in moldova's capital demanding snap parliamentary elections there they're angered by a new bill which strips the president's control of the intelligence agency demonstrators see it as a move by the outgoing administration to weaken the incoming one pro european liason do one last month's election against pro russian incumbent. now a u.s. government commission report has found that directed microwave radiation is the likely cause of mysterious illnesses among american diplomats in cuba and china at least 2 dozen diplomats reported dizziness and cognitive problems during a period of nearly 2 years from late 2016 the study from the national academy of sciences didn't say who was responsible or whether u.s. citizens were intentionally targeted when carl is a former cia officer he says there's no doubt of that attack of some kind but that the government won't specifically blame anyone unless it's completely sure. usual suspects are governments that are hostile to or contending with the united states directly and that's russia china north korea and iran r

demonstrators in moldova who descended on the capital to demand early parliamentary elections thousands gathered in support. of incoming president my son do not she's accusing the government of limiting her ability to fight corruption last week voters loyal to her predecessor voted to strip her of her power over the intelligence services the largest party in parliament is aligned with the former leader and is led by a businessman convicted of fraud well more than 300 people have been arrested in the belorussian capital in yet another weekend of protests against the president demonstrators are demanding an end to alexander lukashenko 26 year rule the hills are similar rallies in to make it harder for security forces to target the protests have been taking place since the disputed election in august which saw a 6th term they accuse him of rigging the poll. today is a beautiful day when we again see the unification of bella rhesus people nobody is scared everybody goes out to the streets because it's everybody's deal for now. more than 200 people have been hospitalized in india to contract

parliament is expected to decide on reforms to boost the economy thousands of people have protested in moldova's capital demanding snap parliamentary elections then there angered by a new bill which strips the president's control of the intelligence agency demonstrators see it as a move by the outgoing administration to try to weaken the incoming one pro european my asunder one last month's election against pro russian incumbent igor durden a record numbers of migrants and refugees arriving on spain's canary islands and take a look at the scale of the problem nearly 20000 refugees and migrants have reached the island's shores so far this year that's around 10 times as many as the previous year 8000 people arrived in the past month alone and that's a new record for arrivals in the canaries well al-jazeera has been smith has more for us from the island of gran canaria but what has caught the spanish authorities off guard she was with the sheer volume of numbers coming in i'm joined by the church of the numbers is a lawyer who works with an ngo that looks after these migrants 1st of all patricia wh

less than a month before the splits both sides remain divided over 3 key issues demonstrators in moldova have descended on the capital to support incoming president elect's maya's son to protesters are calling for the government to resign and demanding in any parliamentary elections sunday's accuse the government of limiting her ability to fight corruption. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about half an hour after inside story goodbye. iran takes more steps away from the 2015 u.k. deal with world powers and polls all growing louder for a new agreement so how will the incoming u.s. president deal with a challenge this is it's a story. teller welcomes a program on iran come on u.s. president elect joe biden has promised to reverse that donald trump's decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal it'll be one of his biggest challenges when he takes office in 6 weeks time iran is already taking more action to reduce its commitments parliament has possed a bill to stop unannounced inspections uranium enrichment has the backing of the powerful guardian and supre

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moldova has a new president pro europe former prime minister maya sunday has been sworn in after winning last month's election although there is split between supporters of russia and those favorite closer ties with europe the son do is the 1st woman to lead the former soviet nation. austria has reopened its ski lifts for christmas winter sports are underway at $400.00 alpine learn cations despite the imminent start of a 3rd national lockdown the government argues that as an outdoor sport skiing is safe under strict conditions mountain restaurants remain closed for. pope francis a celebrated the traditional christmas eve mass from st peter's basilica in the vatican this is service started 2 hours earlier than usual in order to comply with its least 10 o'clock lockdown in the congregations also much smaller because of social distancing rules christmas day we'll see more changes when the pope gives his traditional or by the. blessing from inside st peter's robbed from the balcony overlooking the square. and countless families of course being kept apart at christmas by the pandemic but most

moldova has a new president pro in europe a former prime minister my ascend to has been sworn in after winning last month's election although it is split between supporters of russia and those favor and closer ties with europe and you is the 1st woman to lead the former soviet nation. and outgoing u.s. president trump has issued a new batch of pardons for his allies including the father of his son in law jared a questionnaire mr trump has now a granted clemency to 50 people in the last week the list includes people convicted in the investigation into the trump campaign's ties to russia allies from congress and other felons championed by friends. christmas is the time for family and friends and donald trump has not forgotten his not long after his arrival in florida for the holiday season the outgoing president's latest set of pardons were announced. what is interesting about the latest batch of pardons from president trump is that many of them have centered on people with whom he has a personal or political connection or bond among them was the father of his senior advisor and son in l

and then the group's containing 6 teams that with denmark austria scotland israel far islands and moldova ingroup g. the netherlands to face a turkey in norway montenegro latvia and gibraltar then is the runners up last time croatia against slovakia russia slovenia cyprus and malta and the final page england take on poland hungary albania and dora and san marino while germany will play romania iceland macedonia armenia and extends time. earlier we spoke to a.p.'s a global sports correspondent rob paris who gave us his reaction to the jaw. well the major teams were in hot one meant they couldn't come up against each other like in the qualify for the $28.00 team or cup when we had it's italy and spain together that italy missed out on that woke up and they got a pretty tough draw this time because they got switzerland in that group and switzerland at the highest ranked of the number one seeds it's a bit complicated but it's only the top sites that do qualify also matic leave the runners up of the tank groups than have to go through the playoffs as for you know you look at spain well they've

yes and then the groups contending sixteen's with denmark austria scotland israel foreigners and moldova angre the netherlands face turkey norway montenegro latvia and gibraltar then is the runners up but last time croatia against slovakia russia slovenia cyprus and multiply and the final page england take on poland hungary albania andorra and summary no will germany will play romania iceland north macedonia armenia and liechtenstein or join us now from london is a piece global sports correspondent rob paris rob for me personally the draw looks pretty much balance so what are the highlights. yes all the major teams were in pot one meant they could come up against each like in the qualifying for the $28.00 team or cup when we had it silly and spain together. it's really missed out on the world cup and they've got a pretty tough draw this time because they've got switzerland in their group and switzerland highest ranked of the number one teams complicated but it's only the top sites that do qualify also my sick leave the runners up of the tank groups then have to go through the playoffs as

well thousands of people have protested in moldova's capital demanding snap parliamentary elections thenthey angered by a new bill which strips the president's control of the intelligence agency demonstrators see it as a move by the outgoing administration to try to weaken the incoming one pro european maya sundry one last month's election against pro russian incumbent ego totem on results of kuwait's parliamentary election held during its west economic crisis on the out vote has replaced more than hoff of the 15 member national assembly and what's been seen as a blow to the government's plans for reforms that he won in new representatives are due to take up seats for the 1st time that all specially 3 women who contested fails to win a seat. on the united nations has condemned shelling in yemen which killed 6 civilians at least 10 others were injured in the port city of data it's now the 3rd time in a week that civilians have been killed in attacks aid agencies are also warning of western famine like conditions. well voting is underway in cameron's fast as a regional elections president

thousands of protesters have gathered in moldova's capital to demand early parliamentary elections they gathered in support of president elect that myosin do was due to take office on christmas eve but she wants the government to resign as it is run by politicians aligned with the current leader igor doggone protesters also say parliament is trying to stand in the way of a fight against corruption after stripping sandu of control of the intelligence service. more than 300 people have been arrested in the capital in yet another weekend of protests against the president thousands of demonstrators gathered to demand an end to alexander lukashenko us 26 year rule they held smaller rallies to make it harder for security forces to target them it's the 18th week of rallies after august's disputed election which saw lucas shanker win a 6th term in office the poll was widely seen as rigged. today is a beautiful day when we again see the unification of bella rhesus people nobody scared everybody goes out to the streets because it's everybody's deal for now separatists in cameroons english speakin

present to moldova where she's also a. citizen of roumania. ok we heard the calls from foreign countries to withdraw their peacekeepers yes we are in favor of that one so we have the right environment once we have direct normal dialogue between the trans needs to a region and we. ones we are in a reconsolidation and peace face we are in favor of that. and we were close to that so with a previous president of iran in. the representatives of the western countries push team and the last minute we said ok we will do it he made a step back. and. the resolution of the settlement of the trans needs to conflict was put off for an uncertain time why i ask you counterparts why did you do that they said well ok well you know we did that. that's the way turned out i don't want to go into detail but this issue has to be resolved. have a certain point now take. i made multiple statements on that. but it's the people themselves need to. sort out those issues and i come where the president made a statement about that spoke multiple times i agree with him that