— taiwan issues and rights in the solomon islands? thank you so much. solomon islands? china and _ solomon islands? thank you so much. china and taiwan - solomon islands? thank you so much. china and taiwan issue l solomon islands? thank you so | much. china and taiwan issue in the solomon islands, the solomon islands have been with taiwan since 1983 and a 2019, the government switched agents from taiwan to beijing. and in the islands, we have about nine provinces in each province, the provinces in each province, the province of the governments were supposed to be in line with what the national governments policies are. in this case, the province, one of the nine provinces, they decided not to follow at the national government wanted, especially when it comes to the switch from taiwan to china. so, this is how it all became an issue for us in the solomon islands with the government. which is really funded by the national government and they decided that they do not recognise china and they recognised taiwan and they were quite vocal about the issue. given everything tha

ties from taiwan, _ switch the solomon islands ties from taiwan, overto switch the solomon islands overto mainland china. in some of the people on one of the soiomon— some of the people on one of the solomon islands most populous islands, — solomon islands most populous islands, really took offence to this — islands, really took offence to this they— islands, really took offence to this. they felt that it is of a christian— this. they felt that it is of a christian island, many people in taiwan— christian island, many people in taiwan are — christian island, many people in taiwan are christian and they have a real loyaity — taiwan are christian and they have a real loyalty to people in taiwan. they— real loyalty to people in taiwan. they felt — real loyalty to people in taiwan. they felt the time on stuck with them _ they felt the time on stuck with them for— they felt the time on stuck with them for the 36 years where they had diplomatic— them for the 36 years where they had diplomatic ties. and so, they criticise — diplomatic ties. and so, they criticise the government for making

in some of the people on one of the solomon islands most populous islands, really took offence to thisstian island, many people in taiwan are christian and they have a real loyalty to people in taiwan. they felt the time on stuck with them for the 36 years where they had diplomatic ties. and so, they criticise the government for making this change. the governments of the know, china has promised us to build a stadium, to build roads and bridges. and i'll we have to do is not recognised taiwan any more. it's such a simple thing, it seems. it was seemingly simple. but violence really erupted because people on the island said we really have not seen the benefits of that switch and so, you could say that china's interference and drove these divisions. of the united states is also fuelled some tensions and back during the trump administration, $25 million was earmarked specifically for the il and fuelling independence desires and so, that money has not been given yet, however there has been some concern that really, what _ is going on in the solomon islands is really tensions between the us

others calling a sham trial plus oh, the other side of wanting to be prime minister with the solomon islands, prime minister angrily accuses rivals of attempting a qu, after surviving a confidence vote over riots. ah . so i think what it called human rights atrocities and genocide, the united states is announced a diplomatic boycott of china's winter olympics. it means that no american government officials will attend president joe biden said last month that he was considering the boycott, which won't affect us athletes going to bay, jane child has been warning of unspecified countermeasures, adding that the games are not a stage for political posturing. sonya you so? sure. you know? yeah, i mean the winter olympics a held once every 4 years as a rare opportunity for athletes. the protectiveness of the beijing winter villain picks will be athletes from various countries. not individual politicians. those politicians who clump a boycott for political self interest just showing off and i can things up, nobody cares whether they come or not. and it will have no influence on placing success in h

concern about chinese influence lies behind the recent violence in the solomon islands.appening there, celia? it's a very complex story that goes back decades but basically the solomon islands for some time has really been struggling with grinding poverty, ethnic tensions, we've had protests break out a few times over the years. back in 2019, though, the government in the capital made a decision, a unilateral decision to switch the solomon islands�* ties from taiwan over to mainland china, and some of the people on one of the solomon islands�* most populous island, malaita, really took offence to this. they felt that because that island in particular, because it's very christian, many people in taiwan are christian, they have a real loyalty to people in taiwan, they felt that taiwan stuck with them for the 36 years where they had diplomatic ties, and so they criticised the government for making this change. and they say no, china has promised us to build a stadium, to build roads and bridges. what does that have to do with not recognising taiwan any more? it is such a si

the prime minister of the solomon islands is fury attacked political rifle. the push against him was in response to days of rioting and looting in the nation's capital. >> we know the people who planned this. >> he hold it is majority of seats in the solomon islands but that didn't stop the opposition lodge ago motion of confidence in the prime minister' leadership. >> a stronger, united, fair, just and prosperous solomon islands cannot be built on deception, insincerity, paranoia, state capture and foreign interests. >> you want t sit here! >> in a 90-minute obviousup often emotional speech, the prime minister denied all allegations of corruption and lack of accountabily. he says the motion was made against the backdrop of an illegal attempt coup. >> i did not allow myself to succumb to the dictates of high school begans and lawlessness. -- of hoolignas and lawlessness. i want to help return to normalcy in our country >> the government has been the center of recent civil unrest. less than two weeks ago, the capital huniara was devastated by riots and looting

i saw her. barry holds the majority of seats in the solomon islands parliament. but that didn't stop the nation's opposition later. lodging. a motion of no confidence in the prime minister's leadership. a stronger united fair, just and prosperous. solomon islands cannot be built on deception, insincerity, paranoia state capture. and foreign interests you want in a 90 minute, often emotional speech. the prime minister denied all allegations of corruption and lack of accountability loss. he says the motion was made against the backdrop of an illegal attempted cou. i did not allowing myself to succumb to the dictates of hooligans and lawless order thing to participate in congress intervention forces were on the ground. mister speaker to help returned normalcy in our country. but his government has been the center of recent civil unrest mainly by the people from them, a native problem. less than 2 weeks ago the capital honey yara was devastated by rice and looting government. buildings were bent to the ground, and 3 people died. the chinatown district was the focus o

almost 80 attackers also kill solomon islands prime minister manner. say that a virus facing a motion of no confidence in parliament. it's in response to anti government riots . a week ago, during which dozens of buildings were burned down and shops looted in the capital honey arrow, at least 3 people were killed. locals have a list of grievances including poor health care and services, and china's perceived influence over the government was sarah clark as coming the story from the austrian city of brisbin at sara said this no confidence vote follows that recent violence and unrest we saw recently in the solomon islands tell us more about the votes, and did it come as a surprise? do you think it didn't come a surprise? the opposition later has been gathering support the confidence motion. it's been raised and registered in the parliament in holly hour on monday. and that device is ongoing, the opposition later, a messy. well he, his key argument is that the provinces have lost trust in the prime minister. so goodbye. and he described his erratic pool a

the prime minister of the solomon islands survives in our confidence vote in parliament sparks my anti government riots. the gambia and president supporters celebrates an election victory, but 3 opposition candidates reject the result. young colombians cost votes for councils, they hope will give a voice to a generation feeling left behind. ah, we begin with breaking news from me and my way deposed. lay down, and so she has been sentence. she'll be jailed for 4 years for inciting dissent against the military and breaching corona virus rules form of president when men has also been sentence. so she is facing other cases including accusations of corruption. she denies the challenges. foreign st. louis joins us now live from colorado for so florence, what happens now in the process now that she's been sentenced while she may be able to file an appeal i'm. we're waiting to see if that's going to happen. we don't yet know if she is going to be taken immediately to prison. there's been very little reporting on hey, her trial on her, on, on these hearings. and her lawyers, there are, there ar

so there are a holds the majority of seats in the solomon islands parliament. but they didn't stop the nation's opposition leader lodging. a motion of no confidence in the prime minister's leadership. a stronger united fair. just and prosperous. solomon islands cannot be built on deception in sincerity. higher noise said capture and foreign interests you are in a 90 minute. often emotional speech, the prime minister denied all allegations of corruption and lack of accountability . he says the motion was made against the backdrop of an illegal attempted cou. i did not allow myself to suck ha! to the dictates of hooligans and lawless. oh, what a thing to participate in congress intervention forces were on the ground. mrs. big a through hell returned normalcy in our country. ah, but his government has been at the center of recent civil unrest, led mainly by the people from the militia province. less than 2 weeks ago. the capital honey arrow was devastated by riots and looting. government buildings were burned to the ground and 3 people died. the chinatown district

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the prime minister of the solomon islands of i have no confidence vote in parliament, sparks my anti government riots. cotter and turkey pledge to work together to support stability in afghanistan as the 2 countries hold talks in doha ah, and me and mar, deposed, lead along san sushi has been sentenced to 4 years in prison. she was found guilty on charges of inciting descent against the military and breeching current of virus rules, former president, when men as also been sentence. so she is facing a total of 11 charges that could see her jailed for life. she denies any wrong doing. florence louis has more from column po, calling to report a gentle spokesman said she will not be taken immediately to prison. she will be allowed to remain where she is and that is at an undisclosed location in naples. while the other court proceedings against her are disposed off. now analysts, i've spoken to say they are not surprised by the guilty verdicts from the very get go the trot. the hearings against her has been held in nevada opaque fashion. there are no reporters allowed at the hearings. gag

that the curtis now the prime minister of the solomon islands manor, sir. so gavera has survived and no confidence vote in parliament. it follows last week's riots. when crowds burned down dozens of buildings and looted shops in the capital on the ira, at least 3 people were killed in the unrest sparks by long simmering regional rivalries, economic problems, and accusations of china's influence over the government. troops from australia, new zealand, and other neighboring countries have been deployed. a prime minister defended the government's actions shortly before the vote. i did not allow myself to succumb to the dictates of hooligans and lawless order things to participate in. congress intervention forces were on the ground mister speaker to help returned normalcy in our country. on behalf of the people and government, i express our sincere thanks. sarah clark is covering the story from brisbin in australia. he was almost always going to survive this particular part of the conference he did because his party has the majority. but when it came to us, the

the prime minister of the solomon islands survives, and i have confidence both in parliament, sparked my anti government riots. the gambia and president supporters celebrate an election victory about 3 opposition. candidates have rejected the result. beyond colombians costs votes for councils, they hope will give a voice to a generation feeling left behind. ah, we begin with breaking news from me and my way deposed. lead on sang suit. she has been sentenced to 4 years in prison. she was found guilty on charges of inciting descent against the military and breach in corona virus roles. former present when men has also been sentenced. so she is facing a total of 11 charges that could see her jail for life. she denies any wrong doing . florence louis is live for us in kuala them, paul. so the courts given its verdicts with for years, does jackson go to prison? now what happens in the legal process while reports are saying that according to agent, her spokesman she and when men on sans as in when men will not be taken to prison immediately. now, as you mention, she faces several other char

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the prime minister of the solomon islands defends himself as parliament prepares for no confidence vote falling last month's palace. belgian police use water cannon to push but riotous that a protest against corona virus restrictions and young colombians cost votes for councils that its hoped will give a voice to a generation feeling left behind. ah, dan, been president out of our barrow has been declared the winner of saturday's election and what he and his supporters are celebrating as a landslide. but his argument address reports now from the capital banjo, all 3 opposition candidates have already rejected the result. oh, after closely fort election, adam about or has been re elected as the gambia as a prospect. defeated 5 other candidates to win a 2nd 5 year term. and i think received 457519 both in the election. the chairman of the independent electoral commission, alumni declared, mister adam apparel is duly elected to suit as president of the republic of the gambia. ah, when do a constituency you so convincing the one that this election erupted in celebration, i baskin is victory

the prime minister of the solomon islands survives and i have confidence votes in parliament, sparked my hand to government riots. the gambia and president supporters celebrates an election victory about 3 opposition. candidates have rejected the result.

in 2016 and in 22 years of autocracy under jak jamie who fled into exile the following year. solomon islands prime minister mon, i say that our boy has survived a confidence vote in parliament. it was in response to anti government riots. more than a week ago in the capital honey, ira locals have a list of grievances including poor government services. and a recent tilt towards china. the director of a hospital in jordan's been sentenced to 3 years in prison for an oxygen shortage that led to 10 deaths. abdullah zak, i'll huffman and for aids were convicted. hundreds of people protested, falling the deaths in march, which lay to lead to the health ministers resignation. far right french presidential candidate exec moore has been attacked by a protest as he walked through paris crowds. during his 1st campaign run. it was scuffles in his horses and those who came to denounce him, some threw chairs at each other. so those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 up to portal station. thanks for watching bye for now. ah. mm. welcome to portal. i'm sandra gammon back with more great c

the un said more than 40 people died last month when dozens of villages were torched, solomon islands prime minister manner, se sir baris, facing a motion of no confidence in parliament. it's in response to anti government riots . a week ago, during which dozens of buildings were burned down and shops looted in the capitol on the ira, actually 3 people were killed. locals have a list of grievances, including poor health care and services, and china's perceived influence over the government. there are reports, at least 5 people were killed and many others injured in miramar, where security forces ran the vehicle into protest as videos posted on the line show a car accelerating to people attending a rally in the largest city young on the so called flash mob was targeted just minutes off, it came together. about 15 people were arrested. ah, well, just hours later, people in western young gone express their anger over the military is cracked down on descent by beating on pots and pans from the balconies a, me and mars military toppled the elected government in february was since then, rig

the prime minister of the solomon islands survives and no confidence vote in parliament, sparked by anti government riots. i'm sorry, how much were the schools news life from our fee for our cut studio, with 3 spots in the quarter finals up for grabs on monday. and louis hamilton beats max, they're stopping to set up, or when it takes all show down that formula ones a season finale in abu dhabi. ah, hello, crowds gathering in sudan capital. hot tuned to protest the deal. the prime minister had signed with the military last month. the agreement reinstated abdullah handled to his position a month after the military detained him and took control handbook said the deal was needed to avoid bloodshed. dozens of protesters have been killed in the military says he will leave politics after elections in 2023. let's go live now to hebert morgan in hot tomb. so about bring us up to date on what's happening at yes. now professors have been gathering here for a few hours now, and we're in part of the north, the northern part of the 50, a part of the capital city. and protest dot com and not just from

just and prosperous, solomon islands cannot be building on deception insincerity. hi, roy said, capture and foreign interests you was in a 90 minute often emotional speech. the prime minister denied all allegations of corruption and lack of accountability loss. he says the motion was made against the backdrop of the legal attempted cou. i did not allow myself to succumb to the dictates of hooligans and lawless order thing to participate in congress intervention forces were on the ground. mrs. bigger to help returned normalcy in our country. ah, it is. government has been the center of recent civil unrest. it mainly by the people from the manet to province. less than 2 weeks ago the capital honey yara was devastated by riots and looting. government buildings were burnt to the ground, and 3 people died. the china town district was the focus of much of the protests. would demonstrate his angry about the government's decision to dump diplomatic ties . the taiwan in favor of china. that unrest triggered a campaign by the opposition to force the prime minister to stand d

plus, i did not allow myself to succumb to the dictates the prime minister of the solomon islands survived, or no confidence vote in parliament, sparked by anti government protests. ah, has been international condemnation of the sentencing of me and mas deposed leader and sang, she cheap. it was reduced to 2 years in prison from 4 the you called it politically motivated, while the un human rights chief described it as a sham tra, lawrence louis has more once leader of myanmar, now prisoner of its military government and leaders of the jupiter on san sushi together, without it precedent, been found guilty of incitement and breaking corona virus rules. they denied all charges, which many believe are trumped up on. the ginger says sooty has been given. do legal process is the 1st verdict of 11 charges sushi faces including corruption and electoral fraud. condo leader, men online, definitely wants to lock her up because the military, who does extremely afraid of the popularity she commands. but i think the jailing on songs which she for the rest of her life is not going to stop the resistance.

political party has also been found guilty and sentenced to prison for foreign minister, the solomon islands and survived the no competencies in parliament. the opposition had accused his government of corruption and mismanagement off the last months, riots i so fight is launched attacks. so multiple villages in northern iraq burning down houses and killing 4 members of the kurdish medical forces. iraq declared victory of iso in 2017. but it's fighters have continued to launch sporadic attacks . gambia and president of my barrow has been declared the winner of fact, today's election he received 53 percent of the vote, far ahead of his nearest rival was a new bow his party and 2 other candidates are rejecting the result claiming that were irregularities. rescue as an indonesia have been digging through lies of the thick volcanic ash and mud in search of survivors. at least 14 people known to have died since the summer volcano began interrupting on saturday. japan's prime minister for me, if you see the signal, the historic change in the country's defense policy, he outlined a new security pol

troops and mauritania, najia chad, molly and bettina faso, almost 80 attackers, were killed. solomon islands by minister mona se sort of ari's facing a motion of no confidence in parliament. it's in response to anti government riots . a week ago, during which buildings were burned down and shops looted, locals have a list of grievances including poor government services, and a recent tilt towards china. belgian police, the sprayed water, cannon, and fire tear gas on the rioters with a protest in brussels against cobit 19 rules. the government sances being forced to act with his cases as searching and hospitals, or unrestrained far right french presidential candidate erickson moore, has been attacked by a protest during his 1st rally. there was scuffles between his supporters and those who came to denouncing some through chairs at each other. those are the headlines of these continues. you are now da 0 after the listing post state you events are watching bye for now. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america what's working and what's not

here in doha, the prime minister of the solomon islands has survived a no confidence vote in parliament position at accused this government of corruption and mismanagement. prime minister defended the government's actions shortly before the vote. i did not allow myself to succumb to the dictates of hooligans and lawless order thing to participate in congress intervention forces were on the ground. mrs. bigger to help return normalcy in o'connor on behalf of the people and gaunt. i express our sincere thanks. a 16 year old palestinian boy has been shot dead by the israeli army after driving his car into military checkpoint. it happened in the occupied west bank. these rarely army says 2 soldiers were injured in the call running. a senior official from the united arab emirates as visited iran. the 1st such trip since relations were downgraded 5 years ago. the you are ease, national security advisor. and his iranian counterpart talked about overcoming differences and increasing economic ties. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now. and i just either it's africa direct

that attacks have continued the prime minister of the solomon islands. the survived the no confidence vote in parliament. the opposition accused is government of corruption and mismanagement off the last months. riots. gumby and president adam barrow has been declared the winner of saturday's election. he received 53 percent of the vote. far ahead of his nearest rival was cell no doubt vo opposition candidates though or rejecting the result flaming. there were irregularities, independent monitors, say the vote was largely free and fair. japan's prime minister for me, oak is she there has signaled the historic change in his country's defense policy. the new strategy includes developing a strike capability on enemy bases. as the headlines it studio be now on counting the cost, all micron puts oil and stock markets into a spin. and the global economy baffled through another covered set back with a green hydrogen hats but clean energy of the future. and the billionaires broadcast isn't big bucks. india's i p o pretty counting the costs on al jazeera blue par

chad. maryan burkina, faso, victims, nationalities and yet known almost 80 attackers also kill solomon islands. prime minister amanda says that a virus facing a motion of no confidence in response to anti government riots more than a week ago in the capital hon yara, at least 3 people were killed. locals have a list of grievances including poor government services, and a recent tilt towards china is what the prime minister has been saying during the debate. i did not allow myself to suck ha to the dictates of hooligans and lawless order thing to participate in congress intervention forces were on the ground missiles bigger to help return normalcy in our country. on behalf of the people and government, i express our sincere thanks. boat and police and sprayed water cannon and fired tear gas on right as it a protest in brussels against cope at 19 rules. the government said this being forced to act because cases, the surgeon and hospitals under strain. the director of a hospital in jordan has been sentenced for 3 years in prison for an oxygen shortage that led to 10 deaths abdel rosin hush. none.

of australia, or it's expected to turn into a tropical fica as it moves its way south of the solomon islands towards new caledonia taking the wet and windy weather with it. it's not expected to move anywhere near the eastern areas of australia, but we are still seeing some storms and showers around those coastal areas. but for much of the car, it remains rather fine and dry, particularly in western areas which isn't helping the bush fires situation in the southwest for perth. we're going to see the temperature continue to rise over the next few days. lots of heat here, it remains rather dry and it's gonna start to dry up for sydney. we're going to have some sunshine coming back in for at least the next 2 days. but by the time get to thursday, we will see the wet weather. so enjoy it. while you can now, as we move across the tasman see to new zealand very wet in the south is going to be the north island that sees the wessa weather at the start of next week in particular for places like oakland and gibbon, we are seeing a shower intensive, i, however, in the south, by the time we get in to nex

covers foreign ministry and is turkey. county of l talks here in doha, the prime minister of the solomon islands has survived the no confidence vote in parliament, the opposition and accused his government of corruption and mismanagement off the last month. riots. a senior official from the united arab emirates has visited iran. first, such trips since relations with downgraded 5 years ago, the u. a. e national security advisor and is radian count to discuss the overcoming differences and increasing economic ties. bose, i a headlines. the news continues here, announces era off the inside story, so they stay with us. ah is a military solution in west africa the only way out on the groups that continue to wage war despite years of french military operations? has their mission failed, and hope and stability be achieved? this is in fine story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm how am i hitting? there's anger against france in west africa and what protests to say is the flawed relationship between french armed forces and their african allies. 2 people were killed and others injured in the sho

almost 80 attackers were killed. solomon islands, prime minister manner stays at a baris, facing a motion of no confidence as in response to anti government riots. a week ago, during which buildings were burned down and shot fluted locals of a list of grievances including poor government services and a recent tilt towards china. soldiers and police. most trade in new zealand have been deployed to help keep the peace. belgian police have sprayed water cannon and fired tear gas on rioters and a protest in brussels against coated 19 rules. the government sanchez being forced to act because cases are surgeon and hospitals under strain. so those are the headlines and contingency on al jazeera after authorized search with them to water buffalo. and, you know, you can watch out to say we're english streaming live on like youtube channel, plus thousands of all programs award winning documentaries. an in depth news reports subscribe to you to dot com forward slash al jazeera english ah . the relationship between humans and animals have always been one with elements of conflicts. but as the number

the prime minister of the solomon islands has survived a no—confidence motion in parliament.ember over government policies fuelled by poverty, unemployment and interisland rivalries in this nation of 800,000 people. his administration has also faced popular anger over its decision to switch diplomatic allegiance to beijing from taiwan. a second woman who says that jeffrey epstein sexually abused her has been testifying in the ghislaine maxwell trial in new york. ms maxwell, who was a close confidant of epstein, has pleaded not guilty to eight counts of sex trafficking and other charges. jeffrey epstein, who was a convicted sex offender, died in a new york prison cell in 2019 as he awaited trial on sex trafficking charges in a federal case. we have been following events in court. kate's age was a real issue of contention between the prosecution and the defence. she was 17 at the time of the alleged abuse, which is the age of consent in britain. and so the judge instructed the jury that any of the sex acts she testified about were not to be considered illegal acts. instead, the

the prime minister, the solomon islands, has survived the no confidence vote in parliament. the opposition had accused his government of corruption and mismanagement. the world health organization has been warned. there will be more cobra, 1900 variance. unless action is taken to address vaccine inequality, health experts of blame, the spread of alma kron on the huge gap between vaccination rates in rich and developing countries. rushes president has arrived in india as tensions rise with western countries over the crisis in ukraine. let me put in is in new delhi for 2 days of talk at the top of the agenda is likely to be the delivery of the russian made as 400 missile defense system. turkey and katara said they will continue providing a lifeline to people in afghanistan to foreign ministers. met for talks earlier and hope to sign a number of deals. and then we discussed how we can coordinate our efforts to lend a helping hand afghans and also how to cooperate about the situation in afghanistan with the international community. we examined the issue of cabal, airport guitar

kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations estrella will begin withdrawing its troops from the solomon islands up to days of unrest last month for them. 200 pace, capers from fiji. papa new guinea and new zealand were also deployed as a request from the islands government in november, protest is stormed parliament in a bid to topple the prime minister. china, meanwhile, has announced it will send a team of advises and provide equipment to the pacific island nation. thousands of resident doctors in india have gone on strike. they demanding the government resume, hiring post graduate doctors. there has been a freeze issue to the pandemic. they say the delay has left a government, run the hospitals understaffed and overwhelmed with coven. 19 patience happening, middle reports from india's capital, new tele, with his ministry, and new daily, where hundreds of doctors have been protesting for several weeks. these doctors a residence belonging to several government on hospitals in india, every year, more than $40000.00 residents, appear for an entrance exam. of these results, there are a lot of chan

thanks could now the prime minister, the solomon islands, has survived a no confidence vote in parliament and follows last week's rights. when crowns burned down dozens of buildings and looted shops in the capital, honey are at least 3 people were killed in the unrest sparked by long simmering regional rivalries, economic problems, and accusations of china's influence over the government. troops from australia, new zealand, and other neighboring nations have been deployed. the prime minister defended his government's actions shortly before the vote. i did not allow myself to succumb to the dictates of hooligans and lawless out of things. but as a grade in countries, intervention forces were on the ground, mrs. big to help return normalcy in our country. on behalf of the people and government, i express our cynthia, thanks in the world health organization will in the next hour discuss ethics and policy during the current cove with pandemic. the news conference in geneva comes off the warnings from scientists, about potential emergence of deadly various health experts and blame the spread o

they have a big problem with doing that. australia will begin withdrawing its truth from the solomon islands after days of unrest last month. more than 200 peacekeepers from fiji. papa new guinea and new zealand were also deployed as a request from the islands government in november, protest or store in parliament in a bit to toppled the prime minister. china has announced that will send a team of advisors and provide equipment to the pacific island nation. a parcel. the philippines continue to suffer from the aftermath of typhoon ry. at least 375 people have been killed. millions are homeless without food and clean drinking water. but as barnaby lo reports, the government has declared a state of calamity. a move expected to get aid to victim soon. one week since typhoon rides smashed into the central in southern philippines. some the worse devastation is still being uncovered. far flung towns almost completely flattened. local said, a storm was reminiscent of typhoon high and in 2013. what are the most powerful in recorded history. but last weeks covered a wider area. hundreds of thousands

only 50 people have rescued so far. australia will begin withdrawing its troops from the solomon islands after days of unrest last month. well than 200 peacekeepers from other countries such as fiji and pap when you guinea as well as new zealand. we're also deployed as a request from the islands government in november protested storm parliament in a bit to topple the prime minister. china has announced it will send a team of advises and provide equipment to the pacific island nation. a flourishing wild olive industry in northern pakistan is providing much needed jobs. the government have, it'll shift people away from join the armed groups and it could also see families pay less food. a san vince levin has more from badge or high in the hindu kush mountains near the gone border. the street slowly changing lives in budge or district alone. there are millions of wild olive trees and with some old science and new interests had been grafted or joined with more than varieties. these mostly european type of olives produce more quantity and better quality olive oil. little than it on my son in 3

troops and mar, atanya, near chart. marley and bettina fossil almost 80 attackers will also kill solomon islands. prime minister, manassas, a virus facing a motion of no confidence in parliament is in response to anti government riots more than a week ago. during which time buildings are burned down and shops looted in the capitol on the ira. locals have a list of grievances including poor government services, and a recent tilt towards china. belgium police have sprayed water cannon and fired tear gas on rioters the protest in brussels against cobit 19 rules. the government says forced a lot because cases are surging and hospitals under severe strain. far right french presidential candidate, eric zamora, has been attacked by a protest as he walked through paris crowds during his 1st campaign rally scuffles between his supporters and those who came to pronounce in some even threw chairs at each other. so those were the headlines. these continues here on al jazeera after the bottom line states with them watching bye for now. ah hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. the u. s. says it wants

many will be suitable as a pick up the pieces of what is left behind. chilling wolf, al jazeera, solomon islands, primary cert. manasseh sog of ira is facing a motion of no confidence in parliament. it's in response to anti government riots a week ago during which dozens of buildings were burned down on shops looted in the capitol on ira. at least 3 people were killed, locals have a list of grievances including poor health care and services, and china's perceived influence over the government. for rice, french presidential candidate air exam war has been put into a headlock by a protest as he will, through paris crowds. during his 1st campaign rally, there was scuffle between his supporters of those who came to denounce him. some threw chairs at each other, some more declared his candidacy for next year's election. a few days ago, i was 0. natasha butler was out that rally. well, thousands of protests working in parson are demonstrating against eric the more he's holding his 1st presidential campaign rally on the outskirts of the capital. now is a well known television puns it and really to hear

as the prime minister receives a vote of confidence, we have the latest from the solomon islands and questions of seismic proportions for government leaders in indonesia above the latest cannick eruption. also, china promises to react with quote, firm council measures. if a propos, diplomatic boy called by the us, goes ahead the beaching winter olympics, ah mostly settled conditions across the middle east. hello everyone. there is one exception. as we looked toward the levant, we've got a storm system swooping in. let me take it toward wednesday, swath of rain and we're really going to see those winds pick up for bay roof gus to about 70 kilometers per hour. we'll go on for a closer look in his sack, but there is some nice weather to be found. we look toward pakistan, sunny in the south karachi, $29.00 degrees bit more cloud cover, the hor rate through to his lama. but now to the eastern med because this is also plaguing turkey. seen, it gathers steam through you sir. madge as a fire hose of rain and to antalya, so we'll look to pick up 50 millimeters of rain and look for those winds

and mars, secretive jade industry. china says it will send police officers and equipment to the solomon islands following days of unrest. last month in november, there was rioting by protest, or as for unhappy with the prime minister. the government says the chinese support includes shields, helmets, and other equipment that will help the country confront that future threats. australia will soon begin withdrawing its peacekeeping troops. the belgian government has agreed to close its nuclear power plants by 2025. the issue has been intensely debated by the 7 party coalition, the commissioning processes to be completed by 2045. the country will now invest that just over $100000000.00 in nuclear power technology, focusing on smaller modular reactors. ah. and now reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, the u. k. government's health security agency says people with on the corner 50 to 70 percent, less likely to be admitted the hospital than with delta. but the agency has warned the protection from a booster vaccine may begin to wayne. after just 10 weeks. the u. k reported nearly 820000 coven 19

we've got a tropical lo, that's been working its way further south of the solomon islands, bringing wet and windy weather to new caledonia and onwards. she new zealand, but it's not expected to affect us radio. we will see some showers in storms across northern areas, but it remains largely hot and dry to the west, which isn't helping bush fires. we're going to see the temperature in perth pick up, and it's going to remain sunny for sidney for at least the next 2 days. a lot of those storms and showers have cleared off, but it's a very wet picture for the north island of new zealand. we are likely to see some problems from very heavy rain that is going to pick up by the time we get into tuesday, actually, whether update ah, in the country with an abundance of resources you all want indonesia, firms, foreman, we move to grow and fraud. we balance reno economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest park when the leases and programs and, and now lou ah, this is alta, 0 quick rem

now the prime minister of the solomon islands has survived a no conference vote in the parliament. it follows last week's riots when crowds burned on dozens of buildings and you'd, you'd shops in the capital hunting era. at least 3 people were killed in the unrest spot by long simmering regional rivalries, economic problems and accusations over china's influence over the government. troops from australia, new zealand, and other neighboring countries have now been deployed, while the prime minister defended the government's actions shortly before the vote . i did not allow myself to suck ha to the dictates of hooligans and lawless order thing to participate in congress intervention forces were on the ground. mister speaker to help returned normalcy in our country. on behalf of the people and government i express our cynthia. thanks. depends prime minister has signaled a major change in defense policy, which includes developing the capability to strike enemy bases for me. okay. she doesn't answer is being seen as a response to an increasingly assertive china and an unpredictable nort

and i just want to point out the swirling, wet and windy weather up here to the south of the solomon islands, we are keeping an eye on that. it's a tropical low that could develop into a tropical fi can. but it isn't expected to move anywhere near the east of australia. it remains rather dry up here. now as you hop across the tasman, it's very wet indeed. for the south island of new zealand, we've got warnings out for the western areas. by the time we get into sunday, we're going to see that wet weather sweep up to the north and will be a very wet start to the week for wellington ah, on counting the cost, all rich countries ready to put the bill for a global port. demik preparedness, hypersonic missiles driving a new. all right, so what's the big deal behind? and solar powered vehicles, we explore the cause. but a hottest thing, the soft currency, the cost on edge is it from the world's most populated region in depth stories from across asia and the pacific with diverse coaches and conflicting politics. one 0, one east on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. look at the main stories now. we're k

now the prime minister of the solomon islands has survived ain't no confidence vote in the parliament that follows last week's riots when crowds burnt than dozens of buildings and lucy, shops in the capital, honey arrow. at least 3 people were killed in the unrest spot by long simmering regional rivalries, economic problems and accusations of chinese influence over the government troops from australia, new zealand, and other neighboring countries of now been deployed there. the german chancellor designates, all of schultz says, fulfilled an election campaign promised by appointing a gender balanced cabinet. schultz, who's a self declared feminist, appointed 8 female ministers and 8 male ministers, including nancy, pfizer, who, who's becoming germany's top security official faces appointment marks the 1st time a woman has held that role of interior minister schultz is expected to assume office on wednesday. the death toll from indonesia, his volcanic eruption has risen to 15, was dozens more badly injured and many still unaccounted for. more reigns expected in the coming days. are mac,