n. al jazeera is alexandra ramp, yet he has had an ex, an exclusive access to the caravan. in the 1st part of his report, he looks at the plight of people in communities who feel abandoned and neglected. an eerie silence enveloped this abandoned village along the san juan river in western columbia. it's people displaced by violence of armed groups fighting for control of this territory. gloria marie jo has returned after she was forced to flee in december. most of her family possessions are gone and she is overwhelmed by emotions. and they madden and see, the more you speak up, the more we denounce the more we're left alone until we're disappeared. i only wish i could be in my house resting with my children. even if it isn't much moody your spur of a unique piece, caravans travelling with members of the government, peace negotiating team, and it's sworn enemies, the national liberation army rebel group, or e l. n. on that unit there drafting a plan to help bring urgent humanitarian relief to diss and other communities affected by fighting. i'm okay, i'm at work, i bungle. w

the brazil's new president apparently intends to fix c, n human al jazeera brazil. now norway has set a record for electric car sales. new figures show almost 80 percent of new cars registered last year with battery powered. that's far ahead of the e u, which registered fewer than 9 percent sales in norway have benefited from tax breaks and lower fees for road tolls and public parking. the government wants all new cars to be electric within 2 years. let's bring in called brower. he's an executive analyst of the icy cars dot com and forbes autos contributor. he joins his lie from irvine in california called good to abby with a. so look, norway is of course not the world's biggest commack it but it does lead the way with soaring sales of e. these. how's it managed to do this? when other countries have struggled with evie penetration? i think the big thing is, is the incentive, as you mentioned, i mean, they are very aggressive on their taxation of cars in norway. and when you remove essentially all those taxes, which is what the benefit from that makes them extremely

in the state, the brazil's new president apparently intends to fix c, n human al jazeera brazilian. not so to come here and i'll just say are including another european country poses checks on chinese travelers. fears about it's coded 19 upgrade growth. and the power crisis in southern africa will tell you what's behind the fragile supplies, sending some businesses to the bringing of ruin. more of them stay ah, with, let's go with your weather update for asia. good to be with you. here is the situation on tuesday across india, a few showers, sneaking into that state of html. now do nothing major. could see that activity in june. i with a high 31 degrees, also some showers, all across parts of the mall. these, but where the rain is more intense is the philippines around sabu city. once again, severe, a flood advisor is issued here as those monsoon rains. pick up also seen rain side down the coast of vietnam on to say could see some showers and to cut as wall the high of 33 degrees. now jakarta? sure what is month of the year is certainly seen that over the last 24 hours. scooping up

c, n human al jazeera brazilian republicans in the united states will take control of the house of representatives in the coming hours. they now only won a majority in november's mid term elections, but failed to take the senate, the poor showing at the polls, his spunk disagreements at the top of the party. article haine has more now from washington. it's not been a question for 100 years, not since 1923. when it took 9 rounds of voting to elect frederick gillett. as speaker of the house of representatives. please raise your ryan man with your every time since it's been decided on the 1st vote. but 2023 is possibly going to be very different. the presumptive speaker, kevin mccarthy has been lobbying his fellow republicans since the midterm election . they still seem sure to vote with a good one. there will be 222 republican sworn in mccarthy needs 218 of them to vote for him to become speaker 5, on the far right have already said they will never vote for him. so mccarthy has made some concessions, promising to change the rules, so just 5 representatives can call for a vote to remove him from lead

al jazeera, with the u. n's top ranking female official taos al jazeera, the women and girls of afghanistan can not be abandoned. after holding talks with the women are getting trodden on, they need to breathe. they need to come back, they need to have their rights protected, and given back to them, whether being taken away, ah, watching al jazeera alive from bill. how with me, funny back people also coming up rising tensions between 2 key and sweden, after authorities in stockholm allow a fall. right ronnie, that involved writing the koran to go ahead. the u. s. designates back in a group as an international criminal organization for supplying mercenaries to russia. lab reactions from moscow. ah, and dozens of people injured in peru as police confronts protesters demanding the resignation out. the president. ah. the united nations deputy secretary general has told al jazeera, the women and girls of afghanistan can not be abandoned. i mean, a mohammad has just returned from high level meetings with the taliban in cobble. she says her delegation made some progress on women's rights, but much

just set for it and tapped i made a new app from al jazeera new at you think it it ah, after talks with the taliban, the u. n. 's top female official tells al jazeera much more must be done. doubt women and girls in afghanistan. ah, lo and mariam demising in london, you're watching algae 0 to coming up on the program for the 3rd week in a row, tens of thousands of israelis riley against benjamin netanyahu. government and its plans for form, the judiciary a danish far right. lead of bonds. the koran outside turkeys. embassy in sweden, so intentions between the 2 countries. ah, on the ongoing protests across peru brought the closure of the inca trails and matching pete, you citadel. even hundreds of tourists stranded ah . hello, welcome to the program. the united nations highest ranking, female official says, what's happening in afghanistan is a grave crisis for women's rights and a wake up call for the international community. the taliban has bought women from education and most of public life. you and deputies actually general amena mohammed is just wrapped up a 4 day visit to afghanistan, warns that much re

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with a look at our main stories on al jazeera, the u. n. deputy secretary general has told ologist 0, the women and girls of afghanistan can not be abandoned. i mean him harm, it has just returned from a high level meeting with the taliban. she says her delegation made some progress on women's rights, but much remains to be done. some exemptions are being made to the edicts that have covered the health sector. and i think that's because the international community and particularly the partners who have funding this were able to show the implications and the impact of your women to women's services, particularly childbirth getting food across and very harsh when to conditions. not enough. that's just the very beginning. we've opened up a crack and we hope that through the reversals, we can eventually get to a stage where you neutralize those edicts and women a back in school and girls. and of course, in the workplace, the u. s. is designating rushes, wagner group as an international criminal organization. it says about $50000.00 of its merc

renewed hope that freedom of the press is of value still cherished many filipinos barnaby low al jazeera manila, the u. n. chief said the world is facing a perfect storm on a number of fronts, economic health and environmental. and tony ted as was addressing the world economic forum in davis. every week brings a new climate or story, greenhouse gas emissions at record levels, and growing the commitment to limit the global temperature rise to $1.00 degrees is nearly going up in smoke without further action, yet had it what $2.00 degree increase and the consequences, as we all know, would be devastating. several parts of our planet would be an inevitable. and for many, it would mean a death sentence. diplomatic editor james base is that the world economic forum where most discussions have been linked to the russian invasion. so james, we heard a sound by bad, the secretary general going through quite a few issues from man made climate change. the man made was a bit of a cold shower wake up call for people. yeah, absolutely. and actually in the last few minutes, i mean we've been hearing from the other secr

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still ahead on al jazeera auction from the n b is one of the meats best teams loses their 3rd game in a row that's coming up with joe just ah ah, with ah ah ah ah ah, i'm not for sports. his joe foley. thank you very much. ukraine could boycott. next, he is paris, olympics of russian and bell, russian athletes are allowed to compete. the country sports minister has said to quote that can be no agreements with representatives of terrorist countries by them . good sites wrote on his official facebook page that the country's position on russian and bell, russian athlete and unchanged despite the international and big committee saying on wednesday that explore away for athletes from the 2 countries to take part of neutral good flight route. as long as there was a war in our country, we will continue the faction policy on russian of battle, russian athletes. he went on, i hope all the federations athletes and the entire civilized world. pay attention. now. we won't have to resort to extremes, or he's being backed by ukrainian athletes who are unhappy with the international impact committee

n. is calling for an investigation. and those are the headlines on al jazeera, as always, plenty more news on our website at al jazeera dot com. coming up next, it's inside story to stay with us. ah. what's fueling public anger in peru? mass protest calling for a change have taken place for 5 weeks since the former president was impeached and arrested. peru is no stranger to political crises. so how is this one different, and what will it take to fix it? this isn't fight story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm telling you, navigate on tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on, peruse capital lima for 2 days of anti government protests. ah, they want president, dean bull arthur to resign an early elections, to be held, many or supporters of her predecessor pedro castillo, and have a similar background to their former leader. they're indigenous to poor and come from rural, peruse, mountainous regions. they say president bello art a dozen to represent them. she was appointed when castillo was removed from office an early december, and arrested on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. on the 5 weeks of dem

n. development program. thank you very much for joining us today on al jazeera, some of those issues we'll be discussing later in the day among those we'll be talking to the foreign minister of pakistan. james, thank you very much and that's a diplomatic get as a james base and diverse stella had on al jazeera, not backing down protesters and peru, one president, dina bought a warranty to go and we look at the reasons behind the resignation of vietnam's president. ah hi there. it's been intensely cold across parts of south asia recently in particular, northern areas of india not been coupled with a fog issue. now the fog does remain, but we are going to see things start to warm up and temperatures pick up that could also get wetter. thanks. so wet and windy and wintry system that's pulling its way across iran, afghanistan into pakistan, and we will see some of that wet weather, trickling into northern parts of india before it turns to snow on the mountains. further south of this largely quiet and settled picture lots of warms coming through. it does start to dry up as well for sri lanka, bangladesh, seeing lo

n f. know the ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this our russian president vladimir putin has ordered a 36 hour cease fire in ukraine for orthodox christmas. that we come into effect at mid day. on friday, the senior ukrainian official dismissed it as hypocrisy, saying a truce would only happen when russia left its territory. republican kevin mccarthy has lost his bid to become speaker of the house of representatives for 7th time. the group of conservative republicans are blocking him from getting the job with one even voting for former president. donald trump. he was present, joe biden has announced a new migration program which is set to allow people from haiti cuban nicaragua, and venezuela to work in the u. s. he's calling the plans safe and humane and says it's replacing a broken system. well, let's get more of that story. whitley, on fresco. he's a former deputy assistant attorney general in charge of immigration at the u. s. department of justice during the bomber administration. he joins us now live from washington, d. c. welcome to the news our. can you expl

al jazeera. so paolo alive now to monica n. okay. if he's outside the panata palace in brasilia, monica president, luda raising concerns about exactly where the armies, loyalties lie and the handling of course of these demonstrations are yes, but all so last night he gave yet another very short interview where he said that he was not going to point fingers right now, what he's feeling and what analysts here that we've been speaking to have said is that he came out of this crisis of this attack strengthen because in one day yesterday he had 27 governors of all the brazilian states. here in brasilia, even those that were bull. so now supporters of former president you um for present valuable. they were all up in favor of democracy defending by chris c. so they were all acting against a common enemy. and he also all the 3 legislative powers, i mean the 3 powers, all rally together, also in defense of democracy and the markets saw this is a very good sign, and that is wide that the, the markets reacted positively to this. now the greates

n k news. that's an online new source focus on north korea. he's joining us from so welcome to al jazeera. so will the us defense secretary lloyd often get what he wants? i would see not necessarily a song, because there are serious a kind of arguments for and against making such a g. i feel the fall generally so steady in public is suffered. you, for few cri like in most democratic countries, but as he still see ukrainian war as a distant conflict, where they have gnostics. and at the same time, there are 2 reasons not to get in trouble with russia. first of all, russia is a significant threat partner for south getty. and so as guardian for foreign policy is highly pragmatically, sometimes up to the point of being cynical, they're quite willing to trade with whoever is going to pay money. and to russia is a significant threat, but by the good is more important is nor scotty. historically, relations between last grady and russia, well have sometimes been difficult, but a very often they go allies, formal or informal, even formal, and eve herb sos grady. it starts singing shells are to heal

n. delegation will be looking for progress on this issue to north han al jazeera. so early on, my colleague followed by timbo, spoke to the deputy sector general. mean him a 100 in dough. it was always very clear to me. i'm going in there as an opportunity to add the voices of women of afghanistan. we heard this some young women who said to us, we don't need your voice senior to amplify ours when you get, in essence, we don't have that opportunity for going in the house. very focused on getting those messages across and getting into the room. it is always intimidating when you're facing people who do such things in this world is we don't accept. but i think, you know, focus on the issue and push it and we did and they didn't, in some cases, didn't accept it. and try to put you in your place, but i think we were strong enough to push back. i think you find yourself almost a moment at the helm of the says in the united nations. and it so happens that there's a delegation of work that you do in that. and the top diplomat goes that was being, unless the woman i think w

n. is calling for an investigation. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily angle in the news continue here on al jazeera after the stream to stay with us. the world economic forum returns to dabble since january to assess the global economy, was shaped by the pandemic. and the war and ukraine can lead us from government and business, prevent a promised decade of action becoming a decade of uncertainty. extensive coverage on al jazeera with hello and welcome to the stream i manage habit dean on today's show wire woman's still so poorly represented in news media. take a look at this statistic. in 2020 women were featured as the subject and sources of news stories, only 25 percent of the time. and that figure was found in the latest analysis of more than $30000.00 stories around the world in tv, radio, print, and online sources. so what happens when women's perspectives are left out of the news and how does it fit into the bigger picture of gender equality? well, you can join in on this conversation with your comments and questions via our live you to chat with here with us to talk about how women are seen

n a chest get better? will it get better? the doctor's prognosis is gloomy, not for many months, and not without serious financial help. rory challenge al jazeera london now certain pharmacies in the u. s. will be allowed to sell abortion pills for the 1st time. their food and drug administration has change its regulations. the move means pharmacies can provide the medication, but will have to be certified. women will also need a doctors prescription. the abortion pills will be available in states where the procedure is allowed, that oil change come several months after the supreme court struck down. roe v wade, the ruling that protected federal abortion rights. pakistan's government has ordered shopping malls and markets to close early as part of a plan to conserve energy. it says a shorter, ours could save a country, hundreds of millions of dollars. back a sign is in economic crisis in a struggle to find foreign currency to pay for energy in ports. a delay in talked with the international monetary fund has delayed financial aids, thailand legalize the sale and use of marijuana 6 months ago. but now critics say the market is out of control. so

n a chest get better? will it get better? the doctor's prognosis, his gloomy, not for many months, and not without serious financial help. rory challenz al jazeera london memorials have been held for 3 kurdish victims killed in an attack in paris. in december, a 69 year old man has been charged with murder for the shootings at a kurdish cultural center. osama bin javert report on the paris suburb. why the attack happens? oh, johnson t is the company the coffins of the 3 kurdish refugees killed in paris on december . the 23rd. the funeral seems to have united the kurdish community across europe. thousands gathered in the prison suburb to pay their respect. many have come from other regions of france and neighboring countries. the community is disappointed and afraid after the kurds were shot dead in the 10th district of the city, which is owed to a large goodish community, relatives of the dead, an act of a se, there insulted as curds and as french citizens. because the field, the state has failed in its obligations, is yamato alada. we want justice and truth. she will used to conspiracies in turkey, but in france we would like to know what's beh

n t deforestation rights under prison lula. the silver he has pledged to provide the bomber agency and morse with more funding and personnel to end. the destruction of the amazon al jazeera spoke with the leader of the mission in the amazon and i'm will be included available under the former, both narrow government. we worked only to solve emergency problems, doing quick jobs just to say as we were doing something without any strategic planning from the government to really competing for a station. i mean, it's like my thumb, i did this account for the past. are you referring to the forest, an area like this? you need to spend about $581000.00 per hectare. so no one's going to invest that much unless they know what they will use the area for in the future. those a did source that perhaps both and i was a government with continue which in a way allow them to occupy conservation areas and get away with committing environmental crime. getting ready for schools because of the discourse of the former government created a mindset amongst people causing many to invade areas in the far as the pontiff farms thinking that the government would eliminate indigenous lands and legaliz

n side act talisha. thank you for being on inside story and thank you to for watching. you can always watch this program again any time by visiting our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go on facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and of course you can join the conversation on twitter handle is that a j inside story from me fully back to the whole team? hearing doha, thanks for watching bye. for now. ah a $150000000.00 traits disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from up cycling to save the forest. the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans, go to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands. 3 of the 8th worlds global bird migration white intersect right, where we are basically discovered a treasure trove. it is one of the most special that lands on the plan. rise ecosystems. a light on al jazeera from the al jazeera london broke out center to people in thoughtful conversation. i got much west racism when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we

al jazeera alive from dough. also coming up, auto group is totally united behind jerusalem and alex, i'm all scandal had. i'm a sheriff. the palestinian ambassador to the u. n. presents united front then voice from the arab and muslim world. a day off to these very security ministers incursion is the out x a must compound the e. e recommends pre flight testing for passengers from china. or south korea says 26 percent of arrivals from china, of tested positive. the coping 19. protests continue in bolivia, demanding the release of detained governor from the opposition for the live for santa cruz. ah, who begin in the us, whether be a 7th. the boat in about 2 hours, as kevin mccarthy bids to become speaker of the house of representatives. for the 2nd day, the republicans fell to convince a group of hard liners to give him the top job, with about 20 refusing to support him. it needs at least $218.00 votes to be elected, or u. s. present joe biden, his urge politicians to get their act together, saying the fight for leadership of the house reflects poorly on the country. it's embarrassing for the country. i mean, literally, i am making a part of this reality tha

al jazeera were live from doha, also coming up. the arab group is totally united behind jerusalem. and alex saw more scandal. how much sharif reaction from palestine ambassador to the u. n. a day after the israeli security ministers incursion into the, our acts and mosque compound. the e recommends pre flight to cover testing for passengers from china. or south korea says of course of arrivals or testing positive. and trying to stay fighting fits, but the wounds of war may have shattered this ukrainians boxing dreams. ah, there'll be a 7th boat in about an hour's timers. kevin mccarthy bids to become speak of the us house of representatives for 2nd day. the republicans failed to convince a group of hard liners to give him the top job about 20, refusing to support him. he needs at least $218.00 boats to be elected from engine reports from capitol hill. well, there has been some progress. unfortunately for kevin mccarthy, it has been negative progress yesterday. he had 19 votes against him. then by the end of the day, it was 20. now it's $21.00. and he is significantly far from the $218.00 votes. he needs to become elected speaker. the republican party is in disarray righ

n. janda development index. course, you can follow the stories that are making the headlines on our website. the address for that is i'll just 0. don't com. ah, quick reminder. i told stories now on al jazeera us says it will designate the russian private military company, the wagner group as an international criminal group. and they will freeze the groups assets and by americans from providing funds to the organization. the white house is wagner has tens of thousands of fighters in ukraine and around 80 percent of them are drawn from russian prisons. additional us sanctions against the group are set to be announced. next, we continue to assess that wagner currently has approximately 50000 personnel deployed to ukraine, including 10000 contractors and 40000 convicts. our information indicates the russian defense ministry has reservations about wagner's recruitment methods. despite this, we assess that it is likely that wagner will continue to recruit right out of russian prisons due to recent events. we assess that it is likely there are mounting tensions between russian officials and mister promotion. a meeting of western military leaders in germany has concluded with the agreement to prov

n. ski has been calling for them to be delivered for such a long time. thank you very much from battle and on again. so speaking earlier on to al jazeera, the foreign minister of estonia, western countries to deliver those heavy weapons to ukraine. they said that it needs to happen without any political caveats. usually if the political decision is made. so the weapon systems will reach already to the battle ground, maybe week time. but surely, the tanks will demand also to have a certain instructions, ukrainian and soldiers. and so it will take some time and i hope in poland there will be a certain instruction program start launched, and we need also a support mechanism logistically. but i think the time we will measure, i hope, is going to be in weeks already to get them in the battle frame. we should immediately deliver all the conventional weapons what are in our possession western countries. and secondly, also without any political candidates. estonia just passed the season that we are. we are now in a comprehensive amount. we are going to deliver one percent of our g, d, p to military 8th grade. and i have consistently made the p

al jazeera. another title was also decided in melbourne. barbara k. chickamauga and katerina senior covert successfully defended their women's doubles. tracy, i beat japanese i gamma and n ship a hata in straight sets. if now 17 major doubles titles. when his champion at nasa blanca says, have victory of a lane at a back, in a, in saturday's final still hasn't sunken. the bellagio set sail and melons botanic gardens with her trophy for the traditional when a photo call with russian and bell russian players not allowed to compete under their flags because the russian invasion of ukraine sub blanco's, the 1st neutral athlete to an a major. she's still not sure of she'll be able to play at wimbledon, which is band players from the 2 countries over the war. where do you see that right now? applying will be in the sheer. ah, ah, well, i love i love old is love to play there and i'll be, i'll be happy to, to can be there again. do you think you'll win puts more pressure on wimbleton in allowing place on the delivery in russia to compete. i don't know right now it's a right now i cannot think about that. i'm just trying to endure the moment and, and that's it. now it's the big

stratford, al jazeera cave, south korea this increasing its k with 19 checks and protocols at its airports. that's after a chinese national do tested positive on arrival, went missing while waiting to n t. a quarantine facility, health officials and military officers say they're now keeping a closer eye on international travelers. south korea says around 25 percent of short term visitors from china tested positive. on arrival on tuesday, eunice kim has moved from into an airport in south korea. slice connecting cities in china to here in china. international airport in south korea are at a fraction of what they used to be in pre pandemic times. and yet short term visitors who are able to walk through those doors would do so straight into a p c r testing booth. and from there, those who test positive would be moved to a hotel nearby for a week long florentine on their own expense. now health official say they found $73.00 positive cases. on tuesday, accounting for about 25 percent of china arrivals on that day. not including locals who would test within 24 hours at a local clinic near them. now these positive cases are being analyzed for variant information. and despite these tightene

al jazeera or earlier my colleague folly about. he both spoke to the deputy secretary general here. and uh huh. has there been any progress made on the issue of women working for n jose and african women and girls being able to attend secondary school? yes, there has been some progress. some exemptions are being made to the edicts that have covered the health sector. and i think that's because the international community and particularly the partners who have funding this were able to show the implications and the impact of your women to women's services, particularly childbirth getting food across, in very harsh when to conditions. not enough. that's just the very beginning. we've opened up a crack and we hope that through the reversals, we can eventually get to a stage where you neutralize those edicts and women a back in school and girls. and of course, in the workplace. oh, did you meet within the taliban leadership and do they understand? the gravity of the rolled 5th put in place. we met every one that was in 1st of all the cabinets. we met ministers there. we met the foreign minister. we met the deputy prime minister. we met the minister that was in charg

al jazeera berlin. well, the 1st shipment of liquefied natural gas from the united states as arrived in germany, the vessel called the maria energy is loaded with around 170000 cubic meters of l. n. g. and that's enough to around $50000.00 german homes for a year before the war and ukraine. russia supplied more than half of germany's natural gas demand. thomas had, donal is an energy and less than lecture at the high school of governance. and he says, the supply of l n g from the u. s. has come through more quickly than anybody expected . this is another front of the war that everybody knows about the hot war in ukraine. hooton's not doing very well there. his military. so he's counting and the energy war with europe, especially by cutting off and restricting the natural gas to europe to cause economic difficulties. and it is causing economic difficulties to cause the, the alliance and support of ukraine to split. and so far they feel strong and they're doing quite well the united states, as you mention, fighting promised last year to send a lot of extra l n g last year. and he did the same thing this year. some people sort of made fun of it. where is he going to find it? but in