in solving the province of facing attacks by government troops supported by russian airpower priyanka gupta reports in the cold winter of northwest syria and underground cave is the only refuge for these displaced families some find shelter in abandoned prison sounds they have nowhere else to go the russian backed government offensive to recapture it live from rebels has forced nearly a 1000000 people from their homes and the russian shelling forced us to leave our homes we took what we could and came to this prison we decided to stay in a cell which is about 20 square meters and we divide it between 3 families we still need things like blankets and food for trapped families this concrete border wall between turkey and syria is the last frontier between safety and government troops small children try to skew the high walls but cannot get in. turkey hosts about 4000000 syrian refugees and says it can't cope with more of the hollow and the regime is advancing from the east and from the south people are now completely surrounded and there's been a lot of displacement people are forced to go to

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta our dizzier. 3 members of an iranian opposition group have been arrested in denmark chores with spying on behalf of saudi arabia they've been under investigation for more than a year when they were arrested they're accused of collecting information on individuals in denmark and abroad and passing his own safety intelligence officers will danish authorities say they've also charged in absentia member of the rain in intelligence service is accused of murder attempts one of the activists well ali alatas is the director of the gulf affairs institute's he says saudi arabia has been ramping up its spy operations. and mohammed inside the country the government has been doing even more operations abroad because it feels that it is a bold and fears it has you know american support or. looking the other way so we saw yesterday and today news about a saudi student who was targeted in los angeles and others and as well. who lived in the u.s. was also nort to turkey for for that purpose so so did abia

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta our dizzier. pressure is growing on hong kong authorities to contain the new coronavirus with the territory shutting down most of its borders with mainland china chief executive kerry lyon says suspending 10 out of 13 entry points should mean fewer people crossing to haul call while freight help continues to enter earlier on monday hundreds of medical workers went on strike demanding that the border be shut completely so far hall has confirmed 14 witnesses of the polls. our strategy is really to consolidate as much as possible the existing control points now is really down tool excluding the airport there are only 21 is the sense and pay the other is. bridge and the at this you know benefit of doing that is we are channeling all cross by the traffic into these 2 cross border control points and because of the inconvenience that we have cost to people as a result so the numbers will come down. well the world health organization says more than 70000 people now have the virus globally the maj

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta all dizzy or. our time for short break or not is here and when we come back israel's prime minister visits uganda unannounced as the start of a new relationship with saddam. and election victory over time malawi's constitutional court none of finds the time to 19 results an old as a rerun more nuts than us. how the weather's laci set fabric cross the middle east basin places a cloud rolling across afghanistan pushing towards northern parts of pakistan a little western disturbance here just filtering some rain some sleet and some snow but the rather more unsettled weather that's coming back across the eastern side of the mediterranean turkey says some rather nasty weather as we go towards the middle and latter parts of the wake winds really picking up around the middle of the week there choppy waters in that a ceasar of the mediterranean with that's a very nasty weather pushing through some heavy rice and heavy snow as well across the middle east across the nation it's laci dryly you might

are reports of a shortage of models but the government says there's no need to panic because priyanka gupta reports. pakistan caught between iran and china its 2 neighbors with the highest number of corner virus deaths in the world and on red state pakistan detected its force to cases in the capital bad and the largest city karachi asked panic creep seen many people. are rushing to buy mosques but there is not enough to go around. and prices are rising but it's not going away this is since we came to know about coronavirus cases in pakistan everyone is worried and are panicking we came here to buy and $95.00 masks but they're not available in the market we're wearing normal masks instead possibly you can listen to the supply of mosques is very low and it's demand has suddenly risen supplies are asking for more money because of increased demand and a flurry of buying has led to acute shortages the government has closed schools and colleges in some areas it's also shut the land border with iran and suspended all flights to the country people are stuck on both sides. i came to pakistan 6 days

put the people of the mood remains one of defiance priyanka gupta. or burton work up on saturday no longer a part of the european union although months of work still lies ahead the u.k. now faces intense negotiations to determine its future relationship with the bloc this includes trade security and resource agreements which are yet to be secured day to day life of britons will remain much the same until equipment rationing made with freedom to trade work and travel in europe one of the biggest challenges for the e.u. in the u.k. is northern ireland while it remains part of the u.k. customs territory it also follows the rules many businesses rely on cross border trade with ireland which remains in the e.u. don't know how that's going to work in the future paul brennan reports. port of belfast accounts for 64 percent of northern ireland's freights traffic half a 1000000 trucks a year pass through here fetching and carrying products between the u.k. mainland and the island of ireland but with ireland in the e.u. and the u.k. now out new checks extra pa

but the people of if the mood remains one of defiance priyanka gupta 0. strong gusts of winds and soaring temperatures are fueling bushfires near the astrarium campus all foreign fighters have managed to prevent the flames reaching the outskirts of canberra bonce uncontrolled fars in the territory have spread across at least 350 square kilometers the issue we have with the fire activity is that the fire itself is generating its own weather pattern and that combined with the wind direction is what is driving that intensity in the fall and we have created an environment with air attack and ground based and shaping of the fire that is the fire particular comes out it meant and it will attack it on the grasslands it is too dangerous to put half i thought is into the eyes more and more areas and so we're actually waiting for the fire to come out. the u.s. has rolled back restrictions on the use of land mines which have been burned by more than 100 countries arms control proponents have been quick to criticize the move which will follow the use of anti personal

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta al-jazeera. well thought he had guru manages the turkey project at chatham house he says turkey is trying to prevent more syrian refugees from crossing its border turkey's trying to maintain the status quo in italy and to prevent syrian refugees streaming over the border into turkey it's becoming a real hot potato politically for president and the turkish government but there's not but what we tend to see is that we see a military escalation with russian air support and then a temporary cease fire followed by another escalation and inevitably i think that syrian army may be able will be able to take it live over it over the course of time i think what russia wants is for greater political engagement between president eridu on and did and assad in damascus for exert recently moscow engineered the meeting between the turkish head of intelligence a comfy done and the head of the syrian intelligence so what what russia wants is closer coordination between damascus and. to avert any kind of a showdow

weekends where spreads and eyes of control fire are currently burning in the south of the city priyanka guptaas us reports smoke billowing towards the australian capital canberra bushfires in a national park to the south coast the most serious threat to the australian capital territory or in nearly 20 years. government officials fear that strong winds blowing over parched land combined with high summer temperatures can make the fires even more unpredictable and difficult to control. the i.c.t. is now facing the worst push for threat since the devastating fires of 2003. the combination of extraneous heat weened and a dry land skype will play suburbs in cambridge say off at risk in the coming dice . the auroral fire has now grown to itanium a half 1000 hectors that's 195 square kilometers or nearly i percent of the total land mass of the australian capital territory. people preparing for the worst and stalking up on water many remember the 2003 bushfires that killed 4 people the canberra and destroyed hundreds of homes on concern that the ice in turkey does not have the ability to put out 2000

living memory at its asked for $76000000.00 in aid to help control the outbreak al-jazeera is priyanka gupta reports. on the trees and down in the fields. swarms of flow crist's are everywhere a 1000000000 of these. asit insects are sweeping across east africa destroying crops and livelihoods as they fly from one country to the other. 10000000 people in the region are now at risk of hunger and famine. we depend a lot on the season and we worry that the locusts will destroy our harvest and will end up remaining hungry throughout the rest of the year. so malia has declared a state of emergency after its worst locus infestation in 25 years they are breeding in large numbers mostly remote areas under the control of al-shabaab and that's making it nearly impossible to fight the world's most dangerous mike retreat pests. the un says the most devastating plague of locusts in living memory could be within weeks if the world doesn't do enough to stop the outbreak we have about 12000000 people who are already in that of humanitarian assistance in terms of food security programs what we are afraid is t

9 year civil war as president bashar al assad's forces keep pushing ahead for a final victory priyanka gupta our dizzier and u.n. egyptian brokered ceasefire has come into effect between israel and the palestinian group islamic jihad the ceasefire follows 2 days of cross border violence the israeli air force says at least 80 rockets were fired from gaza on monday israel also carried out attacks using aircraft and tanks 6 people were killed in syria on sunday night including 2 islamic jihad members and 4 wounded in the gaza strip herefore suits in southern israel close to the border with gaza where the ceasefire does appear to be holding. that ceasefire that you refer to is not confirmed by israel but it's a bit talked about on the gaza side of the equation has apparently held since it went into force at $1130.00 local time on monday night there was an earlier announcement from islamic jihad earlier that evening saying that it completed what it called its military response to israel but that it would stand ready to respond to any further israeli air strikes israel said that it was striking ag

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta al-jazeera. got a lot more to come here at al-jazeera including israel's prime minister visits uganda and announces the start of a new relationship with sudan. asking for help brazil's indigenous leaders urged downing street to protect the animals. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast what we are seeing the change right now across europe that wintry change we were expecting all dealing with this well. the system right here across central europe now behind the system we're dealing with some very gusty winds today you can see these isobars are very tight so anywhere from germany down through france we can be expecting winds in excess of 70 kilometers per hour we're going to be watching this very carefully that will be the big problem for today now across most of europe are going to see some very rainy and also snowy conditions here and you can see the rain is extending down here towards the balkan peninsula that rain is going to turn to snow as we go from tuesday and int

opposition is urging people to boycott the vote calling it an attempted power grab by the 81 year old priyanka gupta reports. these are turbulent times in guinea they are just days left before the west african nation votes in a constitutional referendum and now its 81 year old president afrikan day has suggested that he could run for thought and office the main opposition coalition says it will no longer recognize him as a legitimate president it wants people to boycott sunday's vote. if indeed he carries the aspiration of the people of guinea and have decided not to recognize mr conti as the president of the republican guinea in the months his immediate and unconditional departure from power. more than 30 people have died in months of often violent protest against condé whose mandate ends in december protests to say the referendum is just an excuse to hold on to power this is from this week until monday leaves power we're going to fight him because he's no longer the legitimate president he violated a ko us which prohibits a coup d'etat and he made a constitutional. army has been deployed across th

situation has been declared a national emergency in some countries including somalia and pakistan priyanka gupta has this report. up on the trees and down in the fields. swarms of locusts are everywhere a 1000000000 of these desert insects are sweeping across east africa destroying crops and livelihoods as they fly from one country to the other. 10000000 people in the region are now at risk of hunger and famine. we depend a lot on the season our worry that locusts will destroy our harvest and will end up remaining hungry throughout the rest of the year. so malia has declared a state of emergency after its worst locust infestation in 25 years they are predicting in large numbers mostly remote areas under the control of al-shabaab and that's making it nearly impossible to fight the world's most dangerous mike retreat pests. the un says the most devastating plague of locusts in living memory could be within weeks if the world doesn't do enough to stop the outbreak we have about 12000000 people who are already in the humanitarian assistance in terms of food security programs what we are afraid is th

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta al-jazeera. lots more to come here at out here including back to the celebrations in malawi is the constitutional court the results of last year's presidential. evolution in his basically result in a company's health crisis. why residents of india's capital want pollution to top the political agenda. of. some cooler weather pushing into europe over the next couple days after incredibly mild weather so far as a class still tumbling in from the atlantic weather systems will introduce some clout and brightness this next system makes its way across the british isles just starting to see something more of a north westerly wind feeding in as we go on through the next couple of days and that will drive its way down across the low countries through a good part of germany snow there over the alps some parts could see maybe 70 centimeters a slice of quite a bit of it and that will make its way down into their accounts as well the balkan states and right state and snow will push this way all the way over t

pakistan's health facilities can cope if the virus spreads its densely populated communities priyanka gupta dizzier. thailand's government survived a vote of no confidence called by the opposition the balls followed 4 days of debates when prime minister pro john or john his governments were accused of corruption and abuse of power. republicans are using a arjen rather a tactical vote in these south carolina democratic primary in the united states they're encouraging people to back bernie sanders believe in the socialist cancer bates president donald trump and the gallagher reports from charleston. we. have the right crazy. senator bernie sanders has built a strong coalition across the u.s. making him the current front runner in a still crowded democratic field unlike all the primaries so far though south carolina's is open it's supposed to encourage those without party affiliation to take part it also means republicans can cast their vote for a democrat some conservative activists a calling it operation chaos and they set their sights on the candidate they think president trump could easily

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta all dizzy or. 5 time for a short break here not a 0 when we come back excluded from work as protections how never known as economic crisis is making life more difficult for migrants and he ruled kenya with an iron fist for more than 2 decades daniel hour of morning instead it's $95.00 on the table. how the weather's laci set fabric cross the middle east basin places a cloud rolling across afghanistan pushing towards northern parts of pakistan a little west and disturbance here just filtering some rain some sleet and some snow but the rather more unsettled weather that's coming back across the eastern side of the mediterranean turkey says some rather nasty weather as we go towards the middle and latter part of the week winds really picking up around the middle of the week there choppy waters in that a ceasar of the mediterranean with that's a very nasty weather pushing through some heavy rice and heavy snow as well across the middle east across the slushy dryly you might just catch one of

reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta is here. trinny is live for us in beijing the train it's certainly understandable that people in china might be scared but are they becoming frustrated in angry and confused as well there is definitely that sense richelle we've got now more than 34000 cases 700 people dead including a u.s. citizen as you mentioned before and president xi jinping is really scrambling to reassure people saying that the party has declared a war a people's war on this virus they're announcing all these new initiatives for example this hospital the 2nd emergency hospital with 1600 new beds for coronavirus patients has been opened today they're also trying to reassure people that these testing kits that are going out are valid and they're effective because there been some concerns about whether they're offering some false negative results so they're really trying to reassure people because we've had as you've mentioned this fear and panic 1st about the spread but now there's this frustration that the govern

9 year civil war as president bashar al assad's forces keep pushing ahead for a final victory priyanka gupta dizzier the pressure is mounting on the suitors prime minister to resign who's accused of murdering his 2nd wife thomas to barney was in court on monday after he failed to turn up on friday his case was referred to the constitutional court to decide whether he should be immune from prosecution the prime minister's current wife has already been charged with the murder of the 1st lady. 3 years ago some members of his party have already named a possible replacement. the united nations world food program says more than half of zimbabwe's 15000000 people are in need of food aid this is one of the world's least food secure nations the situation made worse by one of the most severe droughts in decades the world food program has blamed climate change for the conditions zimbabwe's also facing an economic crisis with inflation is in 500 percent. as climate change is intensifying global zimbabwe and indeed all of southern africa is a prime example of the people suffering mice at the hands of cri

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta al-jazeera. time for a short break here now is iraq when we come back air pollution in many is basically resulting in a public health crisis with elections on the horizon a call for action from residents of one of the world's most polluted cities. and indigenous leaders called on the british government to help stop the exploitation of the amazon more on that stay with us. how i once again we've got some rather nasty weather making its way across north america at the moment this big massive cloud spilling out of the rockies that's been producing a fair amount of snow that will drive its way further east what's as because through tuesday some heavy rain as well across the plains there pushing up towards the appalachians 19 celsius in dallas on tuesday afternoon make the most of that top temperature of around 3 degrees as we go through wednesday some snow tumbling in the west the weather making its way towards the eastern seaboard in the eventually pushing up towards the northeast into that eastern

but the people of it led the mood to mean one of defiance priyanka gupta. britain's woke up saturday no longer part of the european union over months of work is still ahead the u.k. now has until the end of the year the hammer out its trade relationship and other arrangements with the day to day life for britons will remain much the same until then with freedom to trade work and travel in europe meanwhile e.u. leaders of called on the remaining members to form closer ties. one of the biggest challenges for the e.u. and the u.k. now is done is northern ireland while it remains part of the u.k. customs territory it also follows e.u. rules and many business is relying on cross border trade with island that remains in the block don't know how that's going to work in the future o'brien reports. port of belfast accounts for 64 percent of northern ireland's freights traffic half a 1000000 trucks a year pass through here fetching and carrying products between the u.k. mainland and the island of ireland but with ireland in the e.u. and the u.k. now out new checks ex

reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta al-jazeera it or any us live in beijing's have a trainer what do we know about the latest efforts to contain this. at the government press conference today the government announce that this corona virus has been given of a new official name n.c.p. or novel coronavirus pneumonia and they were really at pains to emphasize all the work that they've been doing we just heard in that story that there have been people stockpiling food and that is happening in china in some cities people have been out of fear and some levels of panic going in and buying a lot of things and also buying a lot of groceries just because they're trying to minimize the amount of times they're going out so people are buying more fruits of the government said that they're really trying to clamp down on any grocery stores or any suppliers of foods to prevent them from raising prices another thing that the government addressed was these increasing fears over the valid id of testing kids here in china we're seeing a lot

reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta is here. and sarah clarke joins us now from hong kong so sarah what can you tell us about the latest firm death from this virus. and we've had confirmed a u.s. citizen who was hospitalized in quarantine in would hand the one hand the u.s. embassy has confirmed this it's believed to be the 1st confirmed foreign this this is a 6 year old woman who also had an underlying health conditions now we also believe this is a japanese man who's been hospitalized with viral pneumonia but later some now believe it's trying a virus he too has died away from what we think we have now the virus has killed at least 2 people outside mainland china one is here in hong kong and the other is in the philippines and china is reported id 6 new deaths as of today and the new national death toll which was mentioned before is now about 722 so the virus has spread to at least 25 countries and we've got 270 people outside of china now infected and the last hour or so are the chinese national public health commiss

deescalation agreement and as the fighting continues as not enough food medicines or tents for people priyanka gupta reports on the diet conditions people face as the fighting rages on. it's difficult to imagine what they might be left to salvage from this destroyed neighborhood in west map of homes and a hospital shattered by bombs dropped by what were believed to be russian warplanes in the town of poor. russian defense ministry usually denies it's involved it's the new frontline close to syrian opposition fighters the main supply lines in the bring it live province. their government forces are advancing fast capturing towns and villages and the 2nd largest city of martin amman the violence has once again driven families out of their homes into syria's harsh winter. i have nothing with me we fled with just the clothes we were wearing because of the heavy bombing escape the airstrikes the airstrikes were so intense that we could only take the clothes we had on our backs for people like mohammad concrete blocks like these an adlib city is home for now the cold flows offering little comfort for the c

reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta is here. voting is underway in ireland snap general election opinion polls are predicting a shift away from the 2 main center right parties towards the left wing nationalist shin fein party while ireland has the fastest growing economy in the european union the main concern for votes is the public health care crisis and housing shortage. millions of indians are voting in delhi the regional election is seen as a test for the country's ruling and b j p following weeks of often violent protests both in the capital and nationwide against a new citizenship law. 2 senior officials who testified in the impeachment trial against the us president donald trump have been fired by him 48 hours after his acquittal gordon son learnt the 10 colonel alexander event been criticised trumps handling of military aid to ukraine turkey's military says it will retaliate against any new attacks on its forces in northern syria comes after 8 turks were killed in shelling by the syrian government russian delega

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta all dizzy or. still to come on al-jazeera crushing demonstrations in iran protesters fear their movement has been taken over . israel's prime minister visits new ganda and then once is the start of a new relationship would sit on an inspiring words teenage girls scoring sensation guessing reading to make his german come take you. how i want to get mystical plenty of rain into central and southern parts of charting still see this area cloud driving out towards japan some rather wet weather some rather cool weather as well hong kong struggling to get around 18 or 19 degrees as we go on through chews day dry skies for japan maine well 12 celsius there for tokyo warming up a touch as we go on into wednesday but by then you might just see one of 2 showers drifting in some of the wintry nature to northern areas of honshu and also into her car the korean peninsula and all the parts of china will be a general dry but a little more cloudy than it has been recently meanwhile much clout across the p

the worst invasion for 25 years on south asia focus a process a national emergency in pakistan priyanka gupta has a report. out on the trees and down in the fields. swarms of locusts are everywhere a 1000000000 of these desert insects are sweeping across east africa destroying crops and livelihoods as they fly from one country to the other. 10000000 people in the region are now at risk of hunger and famine is what. we depend a lot on this year when our we worry that locust will destroy our harvest and will end up remaining hungry throughout the rest of the year. so malia has declared a state of emergency after its worst locust infestation in 25 years they are breeding in large numbers mostly remote areas under the control of al-shabaab and that's making it nearly impossible to fight the world's most dangerous mike retreat pests. the un says the most devastating plague of locusts in living memory could be within weeks if the world doesn't do enough to stop the outbreak we have about 12000000 people already in need of humanitarian assistance in terms of food security so that is what we are afra

well as the fighting continues there's not enough food medicine or tents for families priyanka gupta reports on the dark conditions people face as the fighting rages on. it's difficult to imagine what they might be left to salvage from this destroyed neighborhood in western lap of homes and a hospital shattered by bombs dropped by what were believed to be russian warplanes in the town of poor. russian defense ministry usually denies it involved it's the new frontline close to syrian opposition fighters main supply lines in neighboring province. their government forces are advancing fast capturing towns and villages and the 2nd largest city of martin amman the violence has once again driven families out of their homes into syria's harsh winter. i have nothing with me we fled with just the clothes we were wearing because of the heavy bombing airstrikes and the airstrikes were so intense that we could only take the clothes we had on our backs for people like mohammad concrete blocks like these in a glib city is home for now the cold flows offering little comfort for the children the sit

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta alldizzy or israel has announced it's normalizing relations with sudan it follows a meeting between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the head of sudan's sovereignty council. in uganda kerry falsities in west jerusalem and he says this is part of a wider strategy by the israeli leader. well the word from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is pretty celebrate 3 he says that they've agreed to start a cooperation that will lead towards a normalization of relations between sudan and israel and he calls that history it is part of a wider strategy both in africa and in the middle east to try to get friendly relations going with majority muslim and arab nations in the region and of course it comes very soon after the trump plan which was released last week which attracted at least not immediate arab state condemnation of course there was a rejection of that plan at the weekend and so there has been a slowing down of the provisions in that plan for potential annexation of the occupied

strategies on the battlefield with dangerous consequences and a tragic human cost priyanka gupta our dizzier said fasten is in moscow for us she says that russia is trying to contain the situation. russia has been very much downplaying this whole incident initially even denying that someone some turkish soldiers got killed they were only talking about injuries and also they're sort of blaming the turkish forces for not notifying the russian military so they got caught up in this this assault and the attack by the syrian forces so basically saying it it's a it's an accident and also not bluntly denying actually death of turkish forces are now attacking syrian forces as a retaliation a russia said there was nothing like that but in another africa to downplay this whole incident the russian foreign ministry has now come up with a statement about the phone calls between the 2 foreign ministers also saying that the only solution and the only alternative for this situation in italy is a political diplomatic solution so clearly not a military one and they also stressed that the agreements b

reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta is here orchestrating us live for us in beijing and joins us now katrina as the numbers continue to grow the way that the government needs to respond is is changing what's the latest that we're hearing from beijing. that's right so we have more than 34000 cases now more than 700 deaths including as we've had today a u.s. citizen in hand today but just outside of those numbers we have to remember that this outbreak is affecting tens of millions of people across china either directly affected by the lock down and and was hot in some of these surrounding cities but also just across the country and cities like beijing and shanghai where so many restaurants remain close public gatherings are are not allowed or discouraged in and offices are also close so this is been really massively disruptive and what we do find is that this fear and panic around the corner virus is now sort of morphing into more frustration and anger and how the government has been handling this the numbers are continui

in southern it lip parts are facing attacks by government troops supported by russian planes priyanka gupta reports in the cold winter of northwest syria and underground cave is the only refuge for these displaced families some find shelter in abandoned prison sounds they have nowhere else to go. the russian backed government offensive to recapture it live from rebels has forced nearly a 1000000 people from their homes and the russian shelling forced us to leave our home we took what we could and came to this present we decided to stay in a cell which is about 20 square meters and we divide it between 3 families we still need things like blankets and food for trapped families this concrete border wall between turkey and syria is the last frontier between safety and government troops small children try to skew the high walls but cannot get in turkey hosts about 4000000 syrian refugees and says it can't cope with. the regime is advancing from the east and from the south people are now completely surrounded and there's been a lot of displacement people are forced to go to the closest point to

but protesters fear it may push guinea into political uncertainty priyanka gupta on 0.nd this international says at least $210.00 people have died across the americas during a wave of protests against inequality and corruption last year a report by the rights group says haiti have the most casualties followed by venezuela bolivia and chile uses violence and militarized tactics were used to stop people from protesting venezuela the response was considered particularly severe on the sea international says security forces carried out executions illegally detained people and used excessive force. months of often violent protest amman's in an overhaul of lebanon's governing system have lower so winds olds in recent weeks the new government is putting together an emergency economic plan that needs to win international support and action on the streets could return if things don't get better soon senhor reports now from beirut. lebanese are becoming poorer there doesn't seem to be a clear way out of the country's worst economic crisis in decades shortages of dollars have drive

reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta al-jazeera. of the market trader is live for us in beijing katrina as time passes the number of deaths the number of cases grows the challenges facing the government are also changing aren't they evolving well what's the latest. that's right so we have now more than 34000 cases more than 700 deaths including today a u.s. citizen who has had preexisting conditions who passed away was announce today a 60 year old woman there's also a japanese citizen who han who they say is highly likely also died of the corona virus that the government is really the messages being that we're doing everything like that that the government can today they announced that there was a new hospital lation shand opened that is now offering 1600 or so new beds is the 2nd of these hospitals that was built with prefabricated materials built in about 10 days was open the government also said that it's trying to control food prices which are getting out of hand in the cities that were that are locked down because o