disha ravi is accused of sedition and criminal conspiracy.a editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. disha ravi, seen here with a black facemask, is being taken to the court. this young, energetic climate change activist is now under police custody in connection with an investigation into an alleged conspiracy to bring disrepute to india. mr ravi shared document to help understand the ongoing farmers protest on social media and how to support the movement online. tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting against three new laws, which they say will benefit big private companies. translation: these laws will have an effect - on anyone who eats. if corporates are allowed to come in, they will buy from us at very low prices and we will lose our livelihoods. the document, or the toolkit, was also shared by the global climate change activist greta thunberg. the international attention rattled the indian authorities, who described the comments as sensationalist. the arrest of mr ravi has triggered shock and disbelief on indian social media circl

disha ravi is accused of sedition and criminal conspiracy.e bbc�*s south asia editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. disha ravi, seen here with a black facemask, is being taken to the court. this young, energetic climate change activist is now under police custody in connection with an investigation into an alleged conspiracy to bring disrepute to india. mr ravi shared document to help understand the ongoing farmers protest on social media and how to support the movement online. tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting against three new laws, which they say will benefit big private companies. translation: these laws will have an effect on anyone who eats. - if corporates are allowed to come in, they will buy from us at very low prices and we will lose our livelihoods. the document, or the toolkit, was also shared by the global climate change activist greta thunberg. the international attention rattled the indian authorities, who described the comments as sensationalist. the arrest of mr ravi has triggered shock and disbelief on indian

the judge said the case against ravi had "scanty and sketchy evidence." in niger, mohamed bazoum was declared the winner of the presidential election. the former interior minister beat out ex-president mahamane ousmane, who alleged fraud but did not provide any evidence. at least eight election officials were killed since polling day, sunday, from explosive devices. bazoum's presidency will mark the first-ever transfer of power between two democratically elected governments in niger.

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shashank ravi. dr.he vaccine process in the recent days? >> well, kenneth we are seeing improvements. we are surpassing a million shots in to arms on a daily basis. we are starting to reach a state where initially over the last month, the majority of shots were first vaccines and now sites are having to carefully plan between ensuring there's enough supply for the second shots while keeping the momentum going forward and getting new individuals vaccinated. >> major pharmacy chains are now taking appointments for vaccinations. is this the best way for americans who have not been vaccinated to get their shot? >> i don't think that we can say a one size fits all scenario is applicable here. i think the pharmacy chains are going to play an important role in those individuals who live in more rural -- who don't have access to large health care systems and ensuring the distribution of vaccines. >> families and elder case advocates are speaking out about nursing home vaccinations. they're calling for visitatio

for the release of an activist accused of helping to write a protest guide what are they say disha ravi helped to develop a took it used to spread awareness of widespread famine protests was also shared online by the swedish environmental activist question turn back who's voiced her support for the farmers they've been protesting for months now against government reforms of the agricultural sector well as a elizabeth purana has moved from new delhi. robbery broke down in court she said she just wants to support the protesting farmers that she edited 2 lines of this document nonetheless she is in police custody for 5 days until her next hearing police have also taken action the issue warrants for the arrests of 2 other climate activists including a lawyer by the name off mic at the jacob they say that she was also working on behalf of the sikhs a separatist group to organize what they call the tweet storm on twitter head of protests on india's republic day on january 26th when they walk where violent clashes between some protesting farmers and the police there has been a lot of condemnat

india is under arrest for her walk in support of an ongoing farmer's education in the country the show ravi is accused of a document which listed ways in which people could protest in favor of. controversial laws ravi is also accused of collaborated with the separatist movement by police the documents being called. was shared on twitter by swedish. gonzalez a human rights lawyer and a past where no of the right level to go to war he joins me now from delhi police are calling her a court key conspirator in drafting a document that essentially lists how one can protest for a cause is this conspiracy or campaigning. this totally can't be getting it's peaceful democratic secular law abiding. and this government has become so intolerant they don't even want to know peace will not be released so it's not really can't be very is it activity which is constitutionally protected and the government wants to stamp it out. so what 22 year old is now are sitting in police custody for essentially campaigning i wonder then what is the message the government is trying to send out. well the message is very c

ways in which people could protest in favor of farmers who've been demanding draw controversial laws ravi is also accused of collaborated with the separatist movement by police the documents being called a tool kit was shared on twitter by swedish climate activists. calling gonzales a. a human rights lawyer and a past where no of the right level or toward he joins me now from delhi cullen police are calling her a court t.v. conspirator in drafting a document that essentially lists how one can protest for a cause is this conspiracy or campaigning is totally can't be it's peaceful democratic secular law abiding. and this government has become so intolerant they don't even want you know peace will not be released so it's not really can't be bait is it activity which is constitutionally protected and the government wants to stamp it. so we're trying to do it all is now or sitting in police custody for essentially campaigning i wonder then what is the message the government is trying to send out. well the message is very clear we don't care about what you stand for what you believe in we want

and indian court has ordered climate activist d show ravi to spend 3 days in judicial custody the 22 year old is accused of sedition authorities say ravi helped to develop an online toolkit used to spread awareness of widespread pharma protests but critics say the government is cracking down on dissent thousands of farmers have been demonstrating against the government reforms of the agricultural sector for months now the operator of the nuclear plant in japan has confirmed water has leaked in its reactor buildings after the earth after an earthquake on saturday the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant was already crippled by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011 view damage could complicate the plant's decommissioning process which is expected to take decades tokyo electric power us initially said that saturday's $7.00 magnitude tremor did not cause any abnormalities more than $180.00 people suffered mostly minor injuries in the quake which triggered landslides damaged homes and cut power now to nigeria officials are saying negotiations with an armed gang that kidnapped a group of st

salman ravi, bbc news, india.eenage climate change activist greta thunberg and meena harris, the niece of the new us vice president, kamala harris. she has been tweeting as well. their tweets have angered the indian government, who described them as �*sensationalism'. it's also divided bollywood, some have criticised the tweets from the global high—profile figures and others have hailed them. earlier bollywood actor swara bhasker explained why she was supporting the farmers. i think that in india, as a democratic country, as a country that has been born in peaceful protest, a country though won her freedom by peaceful protest, we see peaceful protest as a right and it is a constitutional right. i think that the farmers have really been quite an example of peace and discipline in the manner in which they have protested. i think that a lot of the questions they are raising about the farm laws, about the manner in which the farm laws came into existence in the last few months, i think those are very legitimate questi

salman ravi, bbc news, india.ence briefings because of his "erratic behaviour." former us presidents traditionally receive some briefings after they leave office. but mr biden told cbs evening news he was worried about mr trump's access. this was mr biden's first broadcast interview since becoming president. he also spoke about the upcoming impeachment trial — and was asked if he was a senator, would he have voted to convict mr trump? look, i ran like hell to defeat him because i thought he was unfit to be president. i watched what everybody else watched. what happened when that crew invaded the united states congress. but i am not in the senate now. i will let the senate make that decision. let me ask you something you do have oversight of as president. should former president trump still receive intelligence briefings? i think not. why not? because of his erratic behaviour unrelated to the insurrection. you've called him an existential threat, you've called him dangerous, you've called him reckless. i have, and

salman ravi, bbc news, india.day. if i put the government point of view, and this is not my point of view, it is the government point of view, they say that mainly the farmers, and we have spoken to the farmers, the farmers are asking for the law to be repealed and that is one thing that the government says they do not want to do, because if they set a precedent of any law being repealed after it has been passed in parliament, then of course this sets a precedent and then there are so many laws that a various set of people would not be happy with and they could protest likewise. that is their point of view, they say they are ready foramendments, ready for suspension, but they cannot repeal the law and that is where i feel the deadlock really is. the government say they are still going to keep the minimum payments to the farmers, so why is that not enough to protect farmers in the future? why are they still worried? the farmers are worried that this msp, which really affects the three major regions which are protes

bbcjournalist salman ravi sent in this report from a protest site in haryana, india.eing suspended for three hours as farmers took to the streets in protest against the three farm laws enacted by the indian parliament. farmer organisations say that these laws will actually make way for corporate companies into the farm sector. you can see behind me this is the agra—delhi national highway where these farmers have assembled. they've stopped traffic, you can see the tractors and trolleys lined up here. for three hours, the farm leaders have been staging protests and addressing farmers from surrounding villages in this area of haryana state, where i'm standing here at the moment. there have been a series of talks between the government and the farming union leaders. but the stalemate continues as no breakthrough could be achieved. the prime minister, narendra modi, he reached out to the farmers saying that he was open for dialogue and was just a phone call away. but the farm leaders and the farm organisations say that they will accept nothing short of the repeal of these

ravi broke down in court she said she just wants to support the protesting farmers that she edited 2 lines of this document nonetheless she is in police custody for 5 days until her next hearing police have also taken action the issue warrants for the arrests of 2 other climate activists including the lawyer by the name off mic at the jacob they say that she was also working on behalf of the 6 2nd separatist group to organize what they call the tweet storm on twitter head of protests on india's for public day on january 26th when they want were violent clashes between some protesting farmers and the police there has been a lot of condemnation of this police action against the show robbi by many people here including go in opposition politicians delhi's chief minister that's the leader of the region has said that the rest of the 21 year old arrest of 21 year old the show ravi is an unprecedented attack on democracy that supporting our farmers is not a crime another prominent opposition politician p. chidambaram said india has become a theater of the absurd and that gives you an idea o

ways in which people could protest in favor of the demanding withdrawal of controversial farm laws ravi is also accused of collaborated with the separatist movement by police the documents being called a tool kit was shared on twitter by swedish climate activists. calling gonzales a human rights lawyer and a past where no of the right level to go to war he joins me now from delhi cullen police are calling her a court key conspirator in drafting a document that essentially lists how one can protest for a cause is this conspiracy or campaigning historically. it's peaceful democratic secular law. and the government it becomes so it all or it they don't even want you know being really serious police can be very active even it is constitutionally protected. and the government wants to stamp it out. so we're trying to 2 year old is now are sitting in police custody for essentially campaigning i wonder then what is the message the government is trying to send out. but the message is very clear we don't care about what you stand for what you believe in we want no criticism of the any government

salman ravi, bbc news, india. today. thank you so much forjoining us. farmers have got a lot of support within india and around the world, why is the government not backing down? because there is a clear worried for small farmers in particular that they will lose their jobs, land, everything.— particular that they will lose their jobs, land, everything. indeed and that is a huge _ jobs, land, everything. indeed and that is a huge worry _ jobs, land, everything. indeed and that is a huge worry for _ jobs, land, everything. indeed and that is a huge worry for the - jobs, land, everything. indeed and| that is a huge worry for the country and it should be for the prime minister as well who has a fight an election as well. if i put the government point of view, and this is not my point of view, they say that mainly the farmers, we have spoken to the farmers, and they are asking for the law to be repealed and that is one thing that the government says they do not want to do, because if they set a precedent of any law be

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the judge said the case against ravi had "scanty and sketchy evidence." in niger, mohamed bazoum was declared the winner of the presidential election. the former interior minister beat out ex-president mahamane ousmane, who alleged fra but did not provide any evidence. at least eight election officials were killed since polling day, sunday, from explosive devices. bazoum's presidency will mark the first-ever transfer of power between two democratically elected governments in niger. in malta, a man has pleaded guilty in the 2017 car bomb assassination of anti-corruption reporter daphne caruana galizia and will receive a 15-year prison sentence. vincent muscat is one of three men charged with planning and executing her murder. malta police arrested three other men this week suspected of supplying the bomb that killed caruana galizia. in algeria, thousands took to the streets monday despite heavy police presence to mark the second anniversary of mass demonstrations which led to the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika in 2019. >> we stopped protesti

ravi is one of the founders of the indian fridays for future youth climate strike. in somalia, a blast from a car bomb near the parliament headquarters in the capital mogadishu killed at least three people and wounded at least eight others on saturday. the attack came amid a deepening political crisis, which led to the postponement of elections last week. the militant group al-shabab has threatened to attack the polls. massive protests continue in haiti as thousands are taking to the streets demanding the resignation of president jovenel moÏse, accusing him of orchestrating a coup to remain in power beyond his term. >> he had the support of donald trump, who he was using. we're calling on americans to get rid of the terrorist moise. amy: this comes as immigrant justice advocates continue to denounce the biden administration's ongoing deportations of haitian asylum seekers. a warning to our audience, the next story contains disturbing images of violence. advocates across the united states are condemning the rise of racist violence against the asian-american community

cheaply on day 2 they racked up the runs to put themselves of $481.00 ahead captain kohli made 62 ravi ashwin scored a century batting on a very tough pitch england are already 3 wickets down in their 2nd innings there are still $429.00 runs behind with 2 days left so it's looking like an indian victory which would level the 4 match series one of them formula one driver fernando alonso has left hospital 4 days after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle the spanish 2 time world champion had surgery to treat a fractured jaw which he sustained in the accident which happened near his home in switzerland 39 year old alonso set to make his f one comeback this season with the alpine team after 2 years out of the sport pre-season testing starts next month. and there was some very late drama and one of major sport's most famous races at the daytona 500 mcdowell in. the run john told. a soul. crash kyle busch. after 500 miles of racing there's a massive accident on the final lap of the race with several cars going up. thankfully they know it was serious injuries and this group of mechanic

ravi was arrested as part of an investigation into her and 2 other environmentalists in connection with an online document that supported farmers protesting against new agricultural laws they say favor corporations and were when their livelihoods was done to. her west has led to protests in the cities of ben deludedly delhi and mumbai and criticism from some of india's leading lawyers and environmentalists and here we are looking at a document a google document that almost becomes like a like a nuclear cord of sorts that's the way the government is actually looking at it it's a google document that tells people what hashtags to use and what is the problem that indian farmers are actually facing people did well during the period human rights lawyer called and can solve this is the accusations are unfounded said vision requires in addition that there be actions taken aimed at overthrowing the state has done nothing of this so the said charge is bizarre. free speech is not so addition police began investigating the document off to swedish climate activist gretta thornburg shared it on twit

but it was the application of the colonial us edition law against her that caused particular concern ravi was essentially accused of encouraging disaffection against the indian government a serious job critics say it is symptomatic of a government that is increasingly intolerant of dissent but the humdinger of activists doesn't stop with that law another one use against terror suspects has also been applied against those who don't agree with the government's views. 70 year old mojave has not seen his daughter natasha for 9 months now. natasha a student activist was arrested in may 2020 months after the federal daily diet she faces multiple charges including the violation of an anti terror law the unlawful activity through pension act better known as you. call father a former professor and an activist himself says natasha is an activist not a terrorist he says her high profile role in a women's rights collective put her on the police radar he claims she became a target simply for supporting protest against a controversial new citizenship law passed in 200-1000 mug. she was helping people o

farmers and the police they has been a lot of condemnation of this police action against the show ravi by many people here including noise opposition politicians delis chief minister that's the leader of the region has said that the rest of the 21 year old arrested 21 year old ravi is an unprecedented attack on democracy that supporting our farmers is not a crime another prominent opposition politician p. chidambaram said india has become a theater of the absurd and that gives you an idea of the kinds of things that are being said about the police action taken against climate activists were. thrown and reporting live from new delhi thank you. still ahead here on al-jazeera as regional leaders arrive in china for the g. 5 the whole summit will take a look at why security is at the top of the view and. from street parties to silence how brazilians are trying to fill the void left by the country nation this is a little. boy that's ball coming up to 1520 minutes or so from his go top of rugby 6 nations with the trainer island press the action you know. now after about 2 weeks of deep freez

mario draghi has cleared the final hurdle to become italy's new prime minister ravi won a confidence vote in the lower house off the already being approved by the senate earlier the former european central bank chief now has to lead italy out of the devastation caused by the penguin. germany has warned iran that it is quote playing with fire i violating the nuclear deal german foreign minister heiko mass accused tehran of jeopardizing the return of the us to the deal trumpet ministration withdrew from it in 2008 thing. protests and strikes against man was military government have paralyzed many government offices civil servants walked off the job on thursday with thousands continuing their defiance of authorities by joining nice and wide rallies place in the capital forcefully dispersed crowds demanding the release of a lake that later on some 60 thank water from police cannons rained down on protesters in a pito they were gathered in the same spot for a demonstration was shot in the head and critically injured last week. thank. you thank you some protesters were arrested as they tri

company he founded in 1994 as executive chairman is as he plans to focus on new projects zain bus ravi has more. many people might not remember but when it was founded amazon dot com was originally an online bookstore in a quarter of a century founder jeff bezos made it the world's biggest retailer putting countless high street brick and mortar stores out of business amazon made shopping faster cheaper and easier the company's success made basis the richest man in the world and the 1st person in history to accrue a net worth of $200000000000.00 in any environment there is always an opportunity to you know me and to disrupt and to you know reshape the way the industry works i mean certainly amazon is not the 1st nor is it the last innovator who will disrupt the market but you know what's significant about what just based on has done is a few markets. are left untouched in some way as a result of what amazon has become bezos steps down as amazon is posting record profits thanks to a rise in online purchases drink over $1000.00 lockdowns around the world amazon quarterly sales have reache

ravi was arrested as part of an investigation into her and 2 other environmentalists in connection with an online document that supported farmers protesting against new agricultural laws they say favor corporations and were ruined their livelihoods. her arrest has led to protests in the cities have been looted delhi and mumbai and criticism from some of india's leading lawyers and environmentalists and who of you are looking at the document a google document that almost becomes like a like a nuclear cold of sorts that's the way the government is actually looking at it it's a google document that tells people what hash tag to use and what is the problem that indian farmers are actually facing people did well during the human rights lawyer call and can solve it says the accusations are unfounded so this requires in addition to the actions taken in overthrowing the has done nothing of this so the dition charges bizarre. free speech is not sedition police began investigating the document off a swedish climate activist gretta shared it on twitter the document tells people in india and abroad

ravi ashwin hitting out, caught by zak crawley in the deep.y an english bowler taking five wickets forjust eight runs. india all out for 145. but any optimism of posting a winning score faded quickly for england. zak crawley, out first ball of their second innings and after overtunring an lbw decision on the second, jonny bairstow was cleaned bowled as well with the third ball of the innings. and then whenjoe root went, england lost their last five wickets for just 25 runs. england all out for just 81. leaving india with a target of 49 to win. currently 11 wihtout loss at the start of 2nd innings. scotland's game with france in the six nations weekend has been postponed, after another positive case in the french squad taking the number of players with the virus to 11. training had been suspended with the entire group in isolation. only yesterday organisers said the game could go ahead as planned. they say a new date will be arranged in due course. scotland could be without a number of their first team regulars if the game is moved to a date ou

scientists ravi chopra's says the breaking up of the mountain is leading to more than slides which is threatening lives and entire villages in many places where the slope is reconned there. are cracks in the sections of villages that big. and those really live in that any time their houses and their. the government says it needs electricity and new roads. in the world hindus want to go to the 4 holy sites is the faith and belief we have to ensure not to harm the environment by carrying on with development we also shared a border with china and some shouldn't be built the more it will happen. but environmentalist say the balance is tipping too heavily in favor of development one 3rd of the himalayas she is expected to melt by the end of the century because of climate change people here say they are already paying the highest price elizabeth al-jazeera. and. the headlines on al-jazeera a group of armed men have attacked a school a nigeria kidnapping at least 50 students and staff it happens in these arab states at least one student is believed to have been carol the man credited with sa

scientists ravi chopra's says the breaking up of the mountain is leading to more than slides which is threatening lives and. entire villages in many places where the slope was reconned their houses have developed cracks in fact there are sections of villages that become. and those people really live in fear that any time their houses in their village would slide. the government says it needs electricity and new votes. in the world hindus want to go to the 4 holy sites is the faith and belief we have to ensure not to harm the environment by carrying on with development we also shared a border with china and some shouldn't be built the more it will happen. but environmentalist say the balance is tipping too heavily in favor of development one 3rd of the himalayas clancy is expected to melt by the end of the century because of climate change people here say they are already paying the highest price elizabeth al-jazeera. and. donald trump has launched a blistering attack on top senate republican mitch mcconnell days after he blamed the former president for last month's assaults on the cap

a climate activist to be kept in jail while she's investigated for sedition and he's accused aisha ravi of waging a social media war after she shared an online document telling people how to support the farmer's protests as a purana reports from new delhi. and the. delhi court hoping to be released from jail after 5 days in police custody but the judge denies have request. rather he was arrested as part of an investigation into her and 2 other environmentalists in connection with an online document that supported farmers protesting against new agricultural laws they say favor corporations and were ruined their livelihoods. and on. her breast has led to protests in the cities of deludedly delhi and mumbai and criticism from some of india's leading lawyers and environmentalists and here we are looking at the document a google document that almost becomes like a like a nuclear cord of sorts that's the way the government is actually looking at it it's a google document that tells people what hashtags to use and what is the problem that indian farmers are actually facing people did well duri

release of a young activist who was arrested for allegedly helping to write protest guide police accused raviof helping to develop a tool kit used in widespread protests authorities say the guy had was a conspiracy by sikh separatists after it was shared online by environmental. activist going to thumb burg. sudan's border dispute with ethiopia's affecting farmers in its eastern state they're now being forced to hire workers from south sudan after a reduction in labor from ethiopia it morgan reports from the border. mujahid muhammad says this is the 1st harvest his supervised with workers from south sudan in the past his work force has come from nearby ethiopia but this year that is not possible with. the truth the fighting on the border between us and them is affecting the workers and their economic crisis is also returning workers the way they used to work and good money but now our pound is constantly losing value his father who owns more than 4000 hectares of farmland here in sudan's eastern got out of state says the harvest has been slow this year market. again we're south sudanese worke

estimated earnings from amazon have him on track to become the world's 1st trillionaire by 2026 xen bus ravi al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories police in may and ma have filed charges against the ousted leader unsung sochi for breaching an import export law the army took power in a military coup on monday and a party says its offices have been raided in several locations. and this is from the last few minutes residents in the city of young gone without banging pots and pans and honking their horns in protest against the kurds. in other news a group of opposition parties in ethiopia's particularly reason says more than 50000 civilians have been killed in the conflict between regional separatists and the ethiopian army the government says the reports though are politically motivated global vaccine sharing alliance kovacs aims to distribute at least $240000000.00 doses in the 1st half of this year it wants to give low income countries fair access. today we are pleased to announce the conclusion of a long term supply agreement with the serum institute of india for the coke

the release of an activist who is accused of helping to write a protest guide authorities say deja ravi helped develop a tool kit used to spread awareness of widespread famine protests and is also shared online by the swedish environmental activist gretta turnbuckles also voiced her support for the farmers they've been protesting for months now against government reforms of the agricultural sector now chad says it will deploy $1200.00 soldiers to the volatile border areas between malines and became a faster that pledge aimed at tacking came as a meeting of leaders from africa to hell region french president among a background is expected to speak to them by video link on tuesday france has a point of thousands of soldiers to back local troops but is preparing to reduce its presence that. on the international red cross is calling for a swift response to a new abode outbreak in guinea which has now killed 5 people it's the 1st to head west africa since that disease killed more than 11000 people in the region between 2002016 reports now from dakar senegal. is back here the virus is spreadi

student protesters in india's capital new delhi are demanding the release of the climate of this nation ravi they gathered outside police headquarters saying she's done nothing illegal the 22 year old is accused of sedition they say she created an action plan that was used to encourage violence from the farmers rally last month thousands of them protesting against changes to agriculture more than say it will harm their livelihoods. protests also took place in the robinson town of bengaluru where she was arrested on sunday supporters accuse the police of using a state for the bottom protests during india's republic day last month when protesting farmers tore down barricades and raised over just flag at the red fort in you danny. now some of the most iconic sites in greece have been left covered in snow part of the temples of the acropolis blanketed after a rare snow storm hit things in the country's most intense snowfall in more than a decade and saw normally sandy beach is covered coronavirus vaccinations had to be halted with authorities warning people in the city to stay indoors meanwhile

protests also took place in ravi's hometown of bengaluru where where she was arrested on sunday has supporters accuse the police of using her as a scapegoat for the violent protests during india's republic day last month when protesting farmers tore down barricades and raised a religious flag at the red fort in new delhi yet our biggest concern has held those delhi pulis did not find the actual culprits business but the national monument on 26 and even for them if i add up to people treaties and all of a sudden find just. a little and comes all that even believe the artist one student related to the pretty 6 that i had. u.s. secretary of state and blinken says he's outraged by a series of rocket attacks targeting a base hosting foreign troops in northern iraq he's pledged american support to find those behind the attack which killed a foreign contractor and wounded several others including a u.s. service member the u.n. has warned of escalating tensions in iraq and has called for restraint on all sides a little known shia group has claimed responsibility for the french president has ruled out

young activist who has been detained accused of helping to writes a protest guide already say disha ravi helped to develop a toolkit used to spread awareness of widespread farmer protests the guide was shared online by environmental activists grassroots and berg was voiced her support for the farmers they have been protesting for months against government reforms of the agricultural sector police in haiti have fought reports hester is demanding the resignation of president john l. movies officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets at demonstrators who threw rocks and set fire to vehicles always has been in a power struggle with his opponents who say his term ended a week ago but the president says he still has a year left in office. and this would have been the long weekend that brazil holds its annual carneval the festival which normally brings in millions of tourists was canceled because of the global pandemic but as monaco yannick have reports from rio de janeiro some brazilians are trying to keep the spirit of celebration alive. the bright orange jumper long wooden legs the rhythm the

scientists ravi chopra's says the breaking up of the mountain is leading to more than slides which is threatening lives and entire villages in many places where the slope was reconned there are. cracks in the sections of villages that. really live in. their houses and them. the government says it needs electricity and new roads. the world hindus want to go to the 4 holy sites is the faith and belief we have to ensure not to harm the environment while carrying on with the development we also share a border with china and some shouldn't be built the more it will happen. but environmentalist say the balance is tipping too heavily in favor of development one 3rd of the himalayas years ever expected to melt by the end of the century because of climate change people here say they are already paying the highest price elizabeth al-jazeera. and. new york state is suing amazon accusing the online sales giant of not doing enough to protect workers during the krona virus and them in the case involves 2 warehouses where the state says amazon failed to provide adequate measures including sanitizati

now a judge in india has granted bail to climbers activist station ravi saying evidence that she committed sedition is scanty and sketchy the 22 year old was arrested earlier this month accused of developing a tool kit to support the months long fondness protests police say is encouraged to violence during a rally in january that critics say her case is part of a government crackdown on dissent thousands of farmers have been demonstrating against all was reforming india's agricultural sector. now the u.s. death toll from a curve at 19 has past half a 1000000. bells tolled $500.00 times at the national cathedral in washington in memory of the victims now while the u.s. death toll is the world's highest in absolute terms several other countries have lost people as a proportion of their populations christensen he reports now from washington d.c. president joe biden marked the somber milestone from the white house acknowledging the half 1000000 lost to cope with 19 not as a number but as individuals the people we lost were extraordinary they spared generation born in america immigrated to amer

activist has been granted bail following 'd her arrest accused of helping protesting farmers the show ravi was that pained in new delhi 10 days ago for sedition authorities claim that she made an online demonstration tool kit which sparked violence she had started a local movement linked to the swedish activist the writer to berg tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting against new laws that they say will hit the price that they receive for their produce. one of the men accused of the murder of a multis investigative journalist has admitted her murder vincent most capped was sentenced to 15 years in prison after suddenly changing his plea to guilty that. was killed in a car bombing in 2017 police say remotely detonated the device in a plot which they claim was masterminded by a millionaire with links to the government jailing came as a further 3 men were arrested. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has promised a better life for farmers outside the european union at a virtual meeting of the national farmers union he vowed to boost trade and improve standards but some food producers

founded in 1995 as executive chairman and says that he plans to focus on new projects of his era send us ravi reports many people might not remember but when it was founded in 1905 amazon dot com was originally an online bookstore. in a quarter of a century founder jeff bezos made it the world's biggest retailer putting countless high street brick and mortar stores out of business amazon made shopping faster cheaper and easier the company's success made basis the richest man in the world and the 1st person in history to accrue a net worth of $200000000000.00 in any environment there is always an opportunity to you know me and to disrupt and to you know reshape the way the industry works i mean certainly amazon is not the 1st nor is it the last innovator who will disrupt the market but you know what's significant about what just based on this has done is the magnitude of that disruption you know there are very few markets. are left untouched in some way as a result of what amazon has become basler stepped down as amazon is posting record profits thanks to a rise in online purchases drink over

estimated earnings from amazon have him on track to become the world's 1st trillionaire by 2026 zain bus ravi al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories that have been symbolic displays of anger against the military coup in me in ma earlier the police file charges against on sun suchi and the ousted president analysts say mass protests are unlikely well i think it's clear that people are very angry i think the question is what is the strategy for any organized protest and my guess would be that the n l d itself and the protest potential protest leaders are probably hoping that they can lull the military into a false sense of security off a matter of a couple of weeks or so and then begin the protests because coming out straight away would be probably a foolish act but there's no doubt that the pot banging for 2 nights now and probably will continue indicate the very high degree of public anger the global alliance to distribute vaccines to poorer nations is aiming to deliver $240000000.00 doses by the end of june the u.n. led kovacs scheme says it's on track to supply $2300000000

scientists ravi chopra's has the breaking up of the mountain is leading to more than slides which is threatening lives and entire villages in many places where the slope is reconned there. are cracks in the sections of villages that. really live in that any time their houses in them. the government says it needs electricity and new roads. in the world hindus want to go to the 4 holy sites is the faith and belief we have to ensure not to harm the environment by carrying on the development we also shared a border with china and some say it all shouldn't be built then what will happen. but environmentalists say the balance is to think too heavily in favor of development one 3rd of the himalayas expected to melt by the end of the century because of climate change people here say they are already paying the highest price elizabeth al-jazeera. and. this is 0 these are the top stories and unknown number of people are feared kidnapped or missing in nigeria after an armed group attacked a school in niger state several students who were wounded were taken to hospital already dressed as more no

disha ravi is accused of sedition and criminal conspiracy. south asia editor for bbc world service anbarasan ethirajan told us more about people's reaction to the arrest. i'v e i've been watching social media for the past few hours, there has been outrage, shock and disbelief from her supporters because she belongs to one of those young activists who set up her own website where they were seeking climate justice and she was part of a number of environmental campaigns to protect the lakes in the city of bangalore and she was talking about this unseasonal rain pattern which flooded the city a few months ago. her arrest is shocked many people. the government argues which gives document or toolkit which gives information about the farmers protest was instrumental in triggering violence during a tractor rally by the farmers on the 26 of january. tens of thousands of indian farmers have been protesting as you know on the outskirts of delhi, urging the government to repeal three laws which they say favours big private farms. this has got the interes

estimated earnings from amazon have him on track to become the world's 1st trillionaire by 2026 same bus ravi alleges here. this is al jazeera these are the top stories that have been symbolic displays of anger against the military coup in me in ma earlier the police file charges against aung sun suu kyi and the ousted president analysts say mass protests are unlikely well i think it's clear that people are very angry i think the question is what is the strategy for any organized protest and my guess would be.