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follow him to these fields soon after deciding to leave school and farm for a living but now he's afraid he could lose everything. to new agriculture the farm laws passed by the indian government but he doesn't plan to wait to find out he's traveling today to join the ongoing farmers protests that. it's better to stay there for 6 months it's better to die there we don't care. if we lose our farms will die anyway so we might as well die there while confronting the government. since deni a good group will be looking after the fields right he's a very good pete has already spent 10 days at the protest he does his father. and seeing plans to do just that. with the help of his wife and daughter this is the 1st time he will be spending more than a couple of days away from his family and his feelings. the call to move comes when it is still dark out the farmers have to be on their way at the crack of dawn singh's daughter coleman is proud of her father but also avoided she says she knows he must go because their futures are it stick. the prime minister should understand that he is in his position because of farmers i'd like to

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government is providing farmers was more than 800000000 euros and targeted subsidies to invest in new farm technology but the application process shows just how far behind europe's biggest economy is when it comes to getting things done on the. left is a family business in southern germany it makes agricultural machinery that's good for the environment to help farmers avoid herbicides it offers this device that destroys weeds mechanically it's just the sort of thing that government didn't perlin once farmers to buy so it offered them 810000000 euros in subsidies to help them but there was a catch they had to apply online. because of the rural internet connections in germany are so poor the system kept crashing right when only farmers were trying to access the site it was an extremely unpleasant experience for farmers. and in places with poor internet connections those farmers didn't stand a chance. this push for high tech revealed just how far germany's rural areas have fallen behind without basics like reliable broadband internet it's not clear how farmers can benefit from fertilizer spre

these were controversial new farming laws in india. the laws benefit large, private buyers at the expense of producers. nearly 60% of india's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods. >> for these farmers, so much is at stake. their livelihoods, their future. now, a cautious eye of relief as possible. especially from those in northern india. the judges have suspended a controversial reform of agricultural loss. at least for now. after several rounds of talks between the government and farmers unions failed, an independent committee is set to mediate. but the relief is muted at the protest camps. they were set up on the outskirts of delhi. the court decision does not address the farmer grievances or demands. >> the prime minister is not even rejecting this. >> if this up in court thinks that the farm laws have now been suspended, the farmers who are protesting along those borders will call off the protest and leave. then we would like to say that we would not leave until all three farm laws are provoked. the three farm bi

farming another. renderer sing about how it's doing well driving a tractor but much of the rest is new to him. all of a sudden this spring he became an organic farmer working on his father's farm and wrote just on what he is building a greenhouse. this pond is to collect rainwater the rains begin in july in this desert landscape securing a supply of water is crucial and he has so far invested 7000 euros in his new career many are bit by bit i mean if we had to have almost one and a half hectares of land on which i have built a poly house and dug a pond or the work of the plastic sheeting to line the pond is yet to be completed i'm farming the remaining land open it could be getting there he is now back in his home village of out on compounds after more than 4 years in the big city there he was a textiles merchant now it seems like another life. he ran a shop in surat with his brother selling fabric. then from one day to the next their livelihood was gone. it was a story true for millions of migrant workers across india. this got all of a sudden the coronavirus spread it ruined our business we e

farming another. renderer sing about how it is doing well driving a tractor but much of the rest is new to him. all of a sudden this spring he became an organic farmer working on his father's farm and raw just on what he is building a greenhouse. this pond is to collect rainwater the rains begin in july in this desert landscape securing a supply of water is crucial and he has so far invested 7000 euros in his new career many out of body because i mean if we had to have almost one and a half hectares of land on which i have built a poly house and dug a pond all the work of the plastic sheeting to line the pond is yet to be completed i'm farming the remaining land open i have been getting. he is now back in his home village of out on cup ons after more than 4 years in the big city there he was a textiles merchant now it seems like another life. he ran a shop in surat with his brother selling fabric. then from one day to the next their livelihood was gone it was a story true for millions of migrant workers across india. deathy it got all of a sudden the coronavirus spread it ruined our business we

farming another. renderer singer is doing well driving a tractor but much of the rest is new to him. all of a sudden this spring he became an organic farmer working on his father's farm and raw just on what he is building a greenhouse. this pond is to collect rainwater the rains begin in july in this desert landscape securing a supply of water is crucial and he has so far invested 7000 euros in his new career many of it bottomed out there meaning if we had to have almost one and a half hectares of land on which i have built a poly house and dug a pond or the work of the plastic sheeting to line the pond is yet to be completed i'm farming the remaining land i'm open to have to get in. he is now back in his home village of out on cup ons after more than 4 years in the big city there he was a textiles merchant now it seems like another life. he ran a shop in surat with his brother selling fabric. then from one day to the next their livelihood was gone. it was a story true for millions of migrant workers across india. this got all of a sudden the coronavirus spread it ruined our business

force with which it eventually proceed to the farmers had already been protesting the government's new farm laws for months now the law was opened up the agriculture sector greatly to private conglomerates farmers are saying that the moment that happens get into prices that they get for their produce from the government will become undermined the mission just fall and shoddy travel to the northern state of punjab to meet one of the thousands of farmers who want these laws repeated. said non-single so fascinated by his father's tractor as a 6 year old he would follow him to these fields soon after deciding to leave school and farm for a living but now he's afraid he could lose everything thanks to new agriculture the formulas passed by the indian government but he doesn't plan to read to find out. he's travelling to delhi to join the ongoing farmer's protests there. it's better to stay there for 6 months it's better to die there we don't care. if we lose our farms will die anyway so we might as well die there while confronting the government. since teenage son good preet will be looking afte

india's supreme court has temporarily suspended controversial new farming laws that have been fueling weeks of protests in the capital critics say the law would benefit large private buyers at the expense of producers nearly 60 percent of india's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods. for these farmers so much is at stake their livelihoods their future but now a cautious sigh of relief is possible especially for those from northern india weeks of protests did not fall on deaf ears at the supreme court the judges have suspended a controversial reform of agricultural laws at least for now after several rounds of talks between the government and farmers unions failed and independent committee is set to mediate but the relief is new that the protest camps which were set up on the outskirts of delhi the court's decision does not address the farmers grievances or demands what we wanted to play minister believes it is because he is not taking the saucedo by most at least not even. his back at the bottom of it because if the supreme court thing were to split the farmers have

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for this new zealand farming familythere are ma new challenges. but with views like this, everyone can see why they choose this life. >> in our global ideas series, we go to the andes in south america. in colombia, our reporter katja dohne met the indigenous misak people, who are determined to protect their cultural identity and their tradition of nature conservation. >> when the misak indigenous people have important matters to discuss, they always sit by e fire. as 27-year-old nestor exains, 's the mosimportanplace in the hom our pcenta is ct into thfire afterur birth. it's the ritual which joins us to the earth. if we all ave for e cities, rather than staying here, there will be no one who protects this area. anthen our beliefs, our language, the entire misak culture will be lost. >> nestor wants to do something to prevent that. together with his friends from the village, he'a member o the sociacion rdin botano las licias." that's traditions alive.signed everything in the garden is planted in circles. the beds are round, too. here, they cultiva

india's supreme court has temporarily suspended a controversial new farming law that has been fueling weeks of protests in the capital critics say the laws benefit large private buyers at the expense of producers nearly 60 percent of india's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods. for these farmers so much is at stake their livelihoods their future but now a cautious sigh of relief is possible especially for those from northern india weeks of protests did not fall on deaf ears at the supreme court the judges have suspended a controversial reform of agricultural laws at least for now after several rounds of talks between the government and farmers unions failed and independent committee is set to mediate but there really is news that the protest camps which were set up on the outskirts of delhi the court's decision does not address the farmers' grievances or demands what we wanted to play minister believes it is because he is not taking bill saucedo 5 months i mean he's not even. his back at the bottom of this article so if the supreme court thing were to split the far

for this new zealand farming family there are many new challenges but with views like this everyone can see why they choose this life. in our global ideas series we go to the andes in south america in colombia our reporter count your dinner met the indigenous misaka people who are determined to protect their cultural identity and their tradition of nature conservation. when the nice ak indigenous people have important matters to discuss they always sit by the fire. as 27 year old nestore explains is the most important place in the home. centers cost into the fire after all. but the ritual which joins us to the earth. you know that so i leave you all leave for the cities rather than staying here to be no one who protects this area. and then our beliefs our language. culture will be lost the. next still wants to do something to prevent that together with his friends from the village he's a member of the association. yes that's an association designed to keep local cultural traditions in line with. everything in the garden is planted in the circle the beds around to here they cultivate pla

government is providing farmers with more than $800000000.00 euros and targeted subsidies to invest in new farm technology but the application process shows just how far behind europe's biggest economy is when it comes to getting things done online. is a family business in southern germany it makes agricultural machinery that's good for the environment to help farmers avoid herbicides it offers this device that destroys weeds mechanically it's just the sort of thing that government and berlin wants farmers to buy so it offered them 810000000 euros in subsidies to help them but there was a catch they had to apply online. because rule internet connections in germany are so poor the system kept crashing right when all of farmers were trying to access the site it was an extremely unpleasant experience for farmers. and in places with poor internet connections those farmers didn't stand a chance. this push for high tech revealed just how far germany's rural areas have fallen behind without basics like reliable broadband internet it's not clear how farmers can benefit from fertilizer spreaders and slu

india's supreme court has temporarily suspended the implementation of controversial new farming laws that have been fueling weeks of protests in the capital critics say that the laws benefit large private buyers at the expense of producers nearly 60 percent of india's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods. for these farmers so much is at stake their livelihoods their future but now a cautious sigh of relief is possible especially for those from northern india weeks of protests did not fall on deaf ears at the supreme court the judges have suspended a controversial reform of agricultural laws at least for now after several rounds of talks between the government and farmers unions failed an independent committee is set to mediate but the relief is new that the protest camps which were set up on the outskirts of delhi the court's decision does not address the farmers grievances or demands what we wanted to play minister believes and that is because he is not taking this fight i said he's not even. his back at the bottom of this i think if the supreme court thing were t

security remains toys in the indian capital a day after a major protest against new farming north we'll look at what options the government has now. and the tide is rising on the opinion around climate change a survey shows 2 styles of people around the world see it as a local merchants. the devastating effects of coven 19 are being laid back as nations around the world face economic crises the challenges of vaccinating entire communities and the struggle to control the spread of the disease the world has now surpassed 100000000 cases here's how it looks according to john hopkins university which has been tracking the virus throughout the pandemic. we begin in bangladesh where 8 year old nuss has become the 1st person to get the. campaign began in the capital dhaka with mass and occupation expected to begin next month bangladesh receive 3000000 doses of because the shield vaccine purchased from the serum institute of india and last thursday called 2000000 doses as a gift from the indian government tanveer chattery has moved from dhaka at least out of 7000000 vaccine 2000000 were donated

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farmers have resumed their protest against india's new farm the was near the capital new delhi on tuesday they breach one of the nation's most prominent landmarks the red fort she says demonstration promoted tight security measures and a deployment of 2000 paramilitary soldiers almost 7 rallying for months against new laws they say will ruin their livelihoods. in lebanon people are continuing their protests against a lockdown measures on the dire state of the economy at kohls for more protests in the northern city of tripoli security forces have been deployed to protect government buildings. and as you have a live news continues here on out is there right next story. teaching you just the right english streaming live all night you channel. plus thousands of our programs will be tweeting documentaries and dad used to. subscribe to you tube he would slash al-jazeera english. i am from the arcadia watching history over the past few months with everything i'm sure about covert 19 of covert 19 vaccine we've always looked at medical professionals to help us pack the discussion but what happens

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on al-jazeera that security remains tight in india's capital day after a major protest against new farming laws as the government that figures out its next move. of the tide is rising around climate change the survey shows more people see it as a global approach and saying. it's time for the perfect jenny. the winter storm suit point at ways how are they snow cloud sagaing once again for japan because troy weather at the moment writes the snow pulling out of the way here so not seep out as we go on through thursday but you can see where the next ever when she weather will tumble and that's going to slide this way out so that all thiessen cona all of china are rolling across the sea of japan and pushing towards a whole issue very heavy snow most see effect snow coming in here dumping huge amounts and as we go on through friday that will cause some disruption and i'll call it i will say seeing a fair bit of snow as well not seep out in tokyo sheltered by the mountains of course for the southeast multipath coming in behind it is quite down a crisp minus 4 celsius in the sunshine therefore so

security remains tight in the indian capital a day off for a major protest against new farming laws as the government figures out its next move. and we'll tell you how horses are a source of wealth herdsman ignore them care to stop. ok we kick off in the u.k. where in the last 30 minutes or so the prime minister boris johnson has just announced tough new restrictions on people leaving and entering the u.k. because of new variants of coronavirus he has been under growing pressure as the number of infections and deaths of brought the country to a virtual crisis point chalons is our correspondent following rory spending the day at london's gatwick airport just all on the surface of it what's your reading of what mr johnson's just announced. what i think the prime minister one still has to come across as tough restrictions but they're not tough enough for many essentially what he has done and this is going to be announced in detail by pretty early and in a very short space of time she's the home secretary is say that. people coming from certain countries which are already on the list of na

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farming another. renderer singer is doing well driving a tractor but much of the rest is new to him all of a sudden this spring he became an organic farmer working on his father's farm and roger stone is building a greenhouse. this pond is to collect rainwater the rains begin in july in this desert landscape securing a supply of water is crucial and he has so far invested 7000 euros in his new career. because i mean the have almost one and a half hectares of land on which i have built a poly house and dug a pond all the work of the plastic sheeting to line the pond is yet to be completed i'm farming the remaining land open to get bigger. he is now back in his home village of. after more than 4 years in the big city there he was a textiles merchant now it seems like another life. he ran a shop in surat with his brother selling fabric. then from one day to the next their livelihood was gone. it was a story true for millions of migrant workers across india. are all of a sudden the coronavirus spread it ruined our business we ended up with nothing with the look down no movement was allowed no public transpo

the supreme court temporarily suspending new farming laws. at the center of massive protests demonstrators are demanding a repeal of the new measures they argue the farming rules leave them at the whim of corporations the government has ruled out withdrawing the laws, but politicians say they could make some amendments. the two sides are expected to meet again on friday vatican city, the world's smallest country starting its ambitious covid-19 vaccination program. the first doses given to doctors and other members. pope francis said everybody should get the vaccine and called it an ethical option, because you're either playing with your own health and life or that of others no word on whether the pope received his shot yet. shots in the arm as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >>> the faa is cracking down now ahead of the inauguration, issuing a zero tolerance order for disruptive passengers. that means no more warnings, and fines up to $35,000. as we reported earlier here, airbnb canceled all d.c. area reservations during inauguration we

force with which it eventually proceeded the farmers had already been protesting the government's new farm laws for months now the laws opened up the agriculture sector greatly to private conglomerates farmers are saying that the moment that happens get into prices that they get for their produce from the government will become undermined. just fall and shoddy traveled to the northern state of punjab to meet one of the thousands of farmers who want these laws repeated. said non-singing was fascinated by his father's tractor as a 6 year old he would follow him to these fields soon after deciding to leave school and farm for a living but now he's afraid he could lose everything. tungsten you agriculturally formula by the indian government but he doesn't plan to read to find out. he's travelling to delhi to join the ongoing farmers' protests there. it's better to stay there for 6 months it's better to die there we don't care. if we lose our farms will die anyway so we might as well die there while confronting the government. since teenage son good pre-pay will be looking after the fields righ

farming another. render sing about how it is doing well driving a tractor but much of the rest is new to him. all of a sudden this spring he became an organic farmer working on his father's farm and roger stone was building a greenhouse. this pond is to collect rainwater the rains begin in july in this desert landscape securing a supply of water is crucial and he has so far invested 7000 euros in his new career many of it bob but i mean if we had to have almost one and a half hectares of land on which i have built a poly house and dug a pond all the work of the plastic sheeting to line the pond is yet to be completed i'm farming the remaining land open it could be getting. he is now back in his home village of out on compounds after more than 4 years in the big city there he was a textiles merchant now it seems like another life. he ran a shop in surat with his brother selling fabric. then from one day to the next their livelihood was gone. it was a story true for millions of migrant workers across india. got all of a sudden the coronavirus spread it ruined our business we ended up with nothin

a military base by the revolutionary guard >>> india, the supreme court temporarily suspending new farming laws they have been at the center of massive protests demonstrators are demanding a repeal of the new measures they argue the farming rules eliminate the little state protection they currently have, while leaving them at the whim of corporations. the government has ruled out withdrawing the laws politicians say they could make some amendments. two sides are expected to meet again on friday. vatican city, the world's smallest country starting its ambitious covid vaccinations the first given to doctors and other members of the vatican health services. pope francis said everybody should get the vaccine he called it an ethical option because you're either playing with your own health and life or the lives of others. no official comment from the vatican as to whether the pope received his shot yet. shots in the arm, as we go "around the world in 80 seconds. >>> the faa is tracking down ahead of the inauguration, issuing a zero tolerance for disruptive passengers, no more warnings and fines

. >>> india, the supreme court temporarily suspending new farming laws that have been at the center oftests. >>> demonstrators are demanding a repeal of the new measures arguing that the farming rules eliminate the little state protection they have while leaving them at the whim of corporations, and the government has ruled out the laws, but politicians say they could make some amendments and the two sides are going to make amends. >>> vatican city is beginning the first doses to be given to doctors and other members of the vatican health service, and pope francis says that everybody should get the vaccines and calmed it an ethical option, because you are playing with your own health and life or the lives of others and no official comment from the vatican as to whether the pope has received his shot yet. shots in the arm as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >>> the faa is cracking down ahead of the inauguration and issuing a zero tolerance order for disruptive passengers and that means no more warnings, and fines up to $35,000. as we reported earlier here, the airbnb canceled all o

. >> better farm tools solved one problem but raised new ones. o go into other production. other production was needed. but how could they go? travel, i mean. >> right, no highways. >> but there were waterways. ally, mates, i am interrupting something, i hope. >> jack, there you are, jonathan. >> judgment, this is jack. -- gentlemen, this is jack. professor hardin. >> hello, captain. >> here is another one of your ancestors, janet, captain jack smith -- johnny, this is captain jack smith. >> we kind of passport twins except for my irish mother -- we could have passed for twins except for my irish mother who gave me this red hair. >> or you the captain of the claremont? >> no but i was upon it. to and i -- toot and i grew up together. at 13 he fixed up i paddle or to a fishing boat. he would sit in the stern and go, toot, toot. >> later he dreamed up the steamboat. >> there have been boats since noah's ark. >> the principles of the steam engine were known in greece at the near ago and never developed , or the two things thought of together. >> not

farmers have been camping out at the borders of new dead for almost 2 months to protest against new farm laws passed by the city into more the government many towns of nick with the oceans have fee and the farm was diffused to me until the laws that it will. be followed could you succeed with such nonsense and hundreds of other populous what shopping to get from the state of the job to join the protest scene is leaving behind his family for the 1st time. to make his voice was heard by the indian government. such non-singing has called these fields home all his life he demanded has been fascinated by his father's tractor as a 6 year old following him to the feed's soon after he decided to leave school and farm for a living if we didn't have our menus essential for us it has been in our blood our ancestors trade for generations now farming is a mother to us we can't leave it and sort of these are but now seeing bodies he could lose everything times 2 agriculture reform laws introduced by the indian government last year right now singh says has dropped in a government regulated market where

farming another. never under a single heart is doing well driving a tractor but much of the rest is new to him all of a sudden this spring he became an organic farmer working on his father's farm and roger stone he was building a greenhouse. this pond is to collect rainwater the rains begin in july in this desert landscape securing a supply of water is crucial and he has so far invested 7000 euros in his new career many of them in this method that have almost one and a half hectares of land on which i have built a poly house and dug a pond for the work of the plastic sheeting to line the pond is yet to be completed i'm farming the remaining land open to get bigger. he is now back in his home village of. after more than 4 years in the big city there he was a textiles merchant now it seems like another life. he ran a shop in surat with his brother selling fabric. then from one day to the next their livelihood was gone. it was a story true for millions of migrant workers across india. got all of a sudden the coronavirus spread it ruined our business we ended up with nothing with a lockdown no movement wa

india's supreme court has put the brakes on new controversial farming laws. facilitate more talks within the government and farmers to help end a stalemate which has fueled months of protests. for more, our legal reporter joins us. this was pretty surprising. >> it's bad -- it was surprising in that sense. but the courts have that power and they decided to excise that in this case. rishaad: the thing is is it a delay, or this is a way of putting it on the back burner and not coming back to revisit it? >> this is sort of an interim order. the vote has said these three new laws against tens of thousands of protesters who have been agitating, until further orders. until the panel, which will talk to both the government and the farm leaders, then report to the courts in two months. based on that, the court will report on whether to strike down the law's, or partially strike down the laws or uphold them. take that existing system, that will continue. they have made it clear no farmers should be deprived of their land because of the new laws. this might go to a cer

farm for a living. but now he's afraid he could lose everything thanks to new agriculture the farm laws passed by the indian government but he doesn't plan to wait to find out he's travelling to delhi to join the ongoing farmers protests that . it's better to stay there for 6 months it's better to die there we don't care. if we lose our farms will die anyway so we might as well die there while confronting the government. since teenage son good preet will be looking after the fields while he's a. good pete has already spent 10 days at the protest he does his father to pack extra layers to brave as he's called. and seeing plans to do just that. with the help of his wife and daughter this is the 1st time he will be spending more than a couple of days away from his family and his feelings. the call to move comes when it is still dark out the farmers have to be on their way at the crack of dawn sings daughter coleman is proud of her father but also voted she says she knows he must go because their futures are at stake. the prime minister should understand that he is in his position because of farmers i'd like to

india's supreme court has temporarily suspended controversial new farming laws that have been fueling weeks of protests in the capital critics say the laws would benefit large private buyers at the expense of producers nearly 60 percent of india's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods. for these farmers so much is at stake their livelihoods their future but now a cautious sigh of relief is possible especially for those from northern india weeks of protests did not fall on deaf ears at the supreme court the judges have suspended a controversial reform of agricultural laws at least for now after several rounds of talks between the government and farmers unions failed and independent committee is set to mediate but the relief is new that the protest camps which were set up on the outskirts of delhi the court's decision does not address the farmers' grievances or demands what we have one of those who will play minister believes it is because he is not picking bill the saucedo by most i mean he's not the one. is back up but what other something or if the supreme court thi

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security remains tight in the indian capital a day after a major protest against new farming laws we'll look at what options the government has now and. i'm not in the french alps where workers in the resorts join as another. around town of commerce with all the sporting kidding manchester city are back on top of the english premier league after bashing at west brom 5 nil. welcome to the program the world has now surpassed 100000000 cases of cope with 19 the devastating effects of the virus are being laid to bear as nations around the world face economic crises the challenges of vaccinating entire communities and the struggle to control the spread of the disease nepal mian mar and bangladesh have now become the latest countries to launch mass immunization campaigns the south asian nations received astra zeneca has kovi shield doses from india in what's being called vaccine diplomacy in europe astra zeneca and the e.u. are squabbling about the delivery of 400000000 doses there the e.u. is angry after the company was forced to cut supplies citing production. but its c.e.o. says it wasn't