new laws reforms to agriculture in india the 1900 was to loosen the policies around agriculture and who follows consent that sell sell their pussies to now the supreme court in india has suspended the 3 laws that brought the farmers on to the streets of delhi but the film was going home yet from up in india couture explains why in a very we are farmers if our land is taken away what will we do what will we eat what will i tell my children that we never went there to protest we never raised her voice against the government the land that belonged to our ancestors we even lost that they were asked why we didn't fight for our rights that is why we are here those who know how many are. so what is next for the farmers protest in india if you have perspective we would love to hear from you you know what city if you're on the cheap is jump into the comment section and be part of today's show and you can also ask the questions too i guess you have an excellent one up we have elizabeth we have merged in there and we also have to feed the guests hello welcome to the string nice to have it it is let's tell everybody who you are why you are important to this discussio

from berlin after weeks of protests on the streets of india farmers when their battle in the war against to do agricultural laws india's supreme court putting on laws that have led to widespread protests for nearly 50 days from farmers who now have their voices heard at the highest court and the last. also coming up in pietschmann 2.0 in the u.s. lawmakers taking action again to impeach president donald trump democrats formally accused trump of inciting interaction last week a bomb that overran the capital they say took from the president as the f.b.i. warns of the possibility of more violence in the coming days clucks doctors and nurses have been working tirelessly to care for quote the patients during the pen to make but will be saying that a call professionals protect themselves by getting vaccinated will meet someone for a living or still skeptical about getting the shot and pressure is growing to remove bellaver says coco stuff the ice hockey world championship later this year with ongoing crackdown on protesters in the country critics believe the tournament could lose to the image of long time to eat or alexander lukashenko. a

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after weeks of protests in india farmers win a battle in a war against agricultural votes in the u.s. supreme court puts them on hold such promise can have these voices heard. and no wind inside in germany. and the country appears on the table to bring to light a surge in cases under control. welcome to the program a number of republican party members have said they will join democrats in voting to impeach president donald trump last week's attack on the u.s. capitol building the house of representatives looks set to move forward with a vote on impeachment today earlier vice president mike pence refused to invoke an amendment to clearing trump unfit for office. president trump has been subject to massive criticism of light but he can still draw on loyal supporters. and from major social media outlets trump relished the opportunity on shoes day to reconnect . his base. headed to texas to talk about one of his favorite topics the border war with mexico. but before that he wanted to say a few words about efforts to remove him from office the impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and most

and after weeks of protests in india farmers win a battle in their war against new agricultural laws india's supreme court puts them on hold so farmers can have their voices heard. on all meanings of welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has refused to take any responsibility for last week's violent siege at the capitol building in washington d.c. he described the speech he made just before the rioting began as quote appropriate trump has emerged from the white house for the 1st time since last week's violence in travel to texas to review progress on additions to the border wall with mexico. speaking at the border the president brushed off calls from his for his removal from office and called for calm and unity. now i'd like to briefly address the events of last week millions of our citizens watched on wednesday as a mob stormed the capitol and trashed the halls of government as i have consistently said throughout my administration we believe in respecting america's history and traditions not tearing them down we will leave in the rule of law not in violence or writing joining us now is running

in the interest of farmers by good. access to new and bigger markets with pharma suspicious not just of the government but also the makeup of the supreme court's committee india's biggest protest since prime minister in the day the modi was 1st elected 6 years ago a set to continue elizabeth al-jazeera. it's half past the hour as iran these are the headlines a u.s. house committee is debating a bill demanding president donald trump's removal from office as democrats accuse trump of inciting the mob that stormed the congress last week. there.

and after weeks of protests in india farmers win a battle in the war against new agricultural laws india's supreme court puts them on hold so farmers can have their voices heard. i'm on the end use of welcome u.s. president donald trump has refused to take any responsibility for last week's violent siege at the capitol building in washington d.c. he described the speech he made just before the rioting began as quote appropriate trump has emerged from the white house for the 1st time since last week's violence to travel to texas to review progress on additions to the border wall with mexico. speaking at the border the president brushed off calls for his removal from office and called for calm and unity. now i'd like to briefly address the events of last week millions of our citizens watched on wednesday as a mob stormed the capitol and trashed the halls of government as i have consistently said throughout my administration we believe in respecting america's history and traditions not tearing them down we believe in the rule of law not in violence or rioting. joining us now as. she is a journalist with th

supreme court does? for a country like india, the checks and balances are important in preserving the democracy and they a crucial role in safeguarding democracy. ..the guns are powdered... another comedian, munawar faruqui, was arrested earlier this month after complaints that he had insulted hindu deities in his show. his friends insist that he had never made those jokes but he has already spent weeks in jail. several human rights activists have been imprisoned for alleged maoist communist links, but their supporters say they are being punished for showing peaceful dissent. people are under some kind of a fear that if you criticise the government, for example, you are inviting trouble. a lot of people have been taken into custody because of what is called their activism, or their commitment to human rights and, you know, objecting to violations of human rights. but there are growing concerns that the world's largest liberal democracy is becoming an intolerant one. overall, i concede there are aberrations, but to say that democracy in india, that the space for dissent in india has beenjeopardised, i thi

in india. the supreme court has put on hold three laws which aim to sweeping the before of the agricultural sectorfor over a month, tens of thousands of farmers have been blocking major highways in new delhi in protest at the plans. for them, at last, some good news. >> so this is one of the one point that we can think as a victory on the prime minister because he is not taking the side of farmers. >> [speaking non-english language] >> be protesters here say the reforms will benefit large corporations at the expense of producers. the goal of modi's government is to modernize the farming sector and make it more efficient. currently, the industry accounts for nearly half of india's workforce but only 16% of its gdp. under the plans, the sale of crops will be deregulated. private buyers will have more influence in the marketplace. union representatives say simply without government protection and subsidies, farmers will lose land to big business. they want these laws repealed entirely. further negotiations were expected on friday, but so far, eight rounds of talks have failed to bring the two sides c

is in the process of sorting out with china india supreme court has ordered the poles in the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws farmers have been protesting since november angry that the changes could undercut prices for their goods the government says the reform of the agriculture sector is long overdue in this but the problem reports. farmers continue their protest on a major highway connecting india's most populous state to the capital region of delhi. have stopped all traffic on this and 2 other key roads for nearly 7 weeks and said they won't stop despite the supreme court suspending the implementation of 3 for the been protesting against. their also not hopeful about the committee of the top court has formed to look into the laws. the members of the committee are pro-government people who have supported the laws and other government recommendations. and they are in favor. of the fall it's. the protests began after the government passed 3 agriculture in september which encouraged and dia's farmers to sell directly to large corporations. they intensified in the. state

live from berlin after weeks of protests on the streets at india farmers when their battle in the war against the new agricultural laws supreme court puts out to hold the laws that have led to widespread protests for nearly 4050 days from farmers who now have their voices heard and the highest court in the land also coming up to impeachment 2.0 and the u.s. lawmakers take action against us president donald trump democrats formally accused of inciting insurrection last week the mob that overran the capital they say took cues from the president as the f.b.i. warns of the possibility of more violence in the coming days. and pressure is growing to remove bella bruce s post of the ice hockey world championship later this year with an ongoing crackdown on protesters in the country critics believe the tournaments could boost the image of longtime leader alexander lukashenko. played. on a welcome to the show we start with some breaking news from india where the supreme court has temporarily halted the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws that have led to one. spread protests from farmers the chief justice justice says the

laws are in the interest of farmers by giving them access to new and bigger markets with pharma suspicious not just of the government but also the makeup of the supreme court's committee india's biggest protests since promised in the day the more he was 1st elected 6 years ago a set to continue elizabeth. we're going to weather up to. questions about the timing of a sweeping coronavirus state of emergency declaration. and an arrest warrant is issued in connection with the explosion and killed 200 people. hello the weather's lousy fodder dry across much of north america now we've had a little bit of wet weather pulling away from the eastern seaboard clear skies coming back in behind this area of low pressure that will drift away from the carolinas if you go through the next day or so subtle weather into central pa sad that includes central areas of canada different story i was towards the west another system just pulling in from the pacific right and sleet and snow and a fair bit over this well set across the canadian rockies but even south of the border a fair bit of snow coming through here and some lively winds to that so wintry mix will move across the mountain states too

. >> india's supreme court has ordered a pause in the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws. farmers have been protesting since november, angry the changes could undercut prices for their goods. the government says the reform of the agriculture sector is overdue. >> farmers continue their protest on a major highway connecting india's most populous state to the capital region of delhi. they've stopped all traffic on this and other key roads for nearly seven weeks and says they won't stop despite the supreme court suspending the implementation of three farm laws they have been protesting against. they are not hopeful about the top committee that the high court has formed to take a look into the laws. >> the members of the committee are pro-government people who have supported the farm laws and other recommendations. their ideology is anti-farmer, and they are in favor of market reforms that are part of the farm bills. >> the protests began after the government passed three agricultural laws in september, which encouraged farmers to sell directly to large corporations. the

laws are in the interest of farmers by giving them access to new and bigger markets with pharma suspicious not just of the government but also the makeup of the supreme court's committee india's biggest protests since promised in the day the morty was 1st elected 6 years ago a set to continue elizabeth. we're going to weather our. questions about the timing of a sweeping coronavirus state of emergency declaration in malaysia i will tell you more an arrest warrant issued in connection with the oldest explosion in lebanon that killed more than 200. for the perfect janet. place to say we've got an improvement in the weather for japan at long last we're saying goodbye to the snow for the time being but a bit of cloud rain sleet and snow pulling out into the open waters you see that cloud there across northern parts of honshu in sioux. temp just picking up now tokyo getting up to around 10 celsius western parts of the country still see a little bit of that see effect snow but is that the winds pushed around to more of a southwest direction or woman direction we will gradually see temperatures picking up 14 celsius in tokyo it does mean the risk of avalanches a rapid thaw and the p

in their lives 7 decades someone was put to death by lethal injection in a prison in india shortly after the supreme court gave the go ahead in 2004 mongomery killed a pregnant woman and stole her baby. russian opposition leader let's say novell news says he plans to return home to moscow this despite us to jail him for allegedly violating his suspended sentence of all he has been recovering in germany after being poisoned with a nerve agent the kremlin denies responsibility. islands from minister martin has apologized to former residents of homes run by the catholic church for unmarried mothers and their babies and the inquiry found that some 9000 children died in these homes that operated for decades until the $990.00 s. martin said ireland must knowledge the scandal. italy's former prime minister material tipped the government into chaos by pulling his party's ministers out of the cabinet he's unhappy about government plans to spend billions of euros pledged by the european union for covert 19 relief it was droll. leaves the ruling coalition without a majority. the largest mafia trial in more than 3 de

slammed into the choppa seat and after weeks of protests in india farmers win a battle in their war against a new agricultural loss india supreme court puts the legislation on hold so farmers can have their voices heard of the highest court in the land. plus pressure is growing well over who says co-host of the ice hockey world championship leader in this here with an ongoing crackdown on protesters in the country critics believe the tournament with the image of longtime leader alexander lukashenko. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program security is being stepped up in washington d.c. and other u.s. cities ahead of the inauguration of president elect joe biden on january 20th the move follows an invasion of the capitol building last week by pro trump supporters during which 5 people were killed members of the national guard are now patrolling the grounds of the building precautions are also being taken in other places such as madison wisconsin after the f.b.i. warned in an internal memo that armed right wing stream us may be planning to storm government offices in all 50 states on inauguration day well meanwhile democrats are trying

farmers in india brace for a supreme court ruling that could change controversial laws affecting their livelihoods. the final days of donald trump's presidency are being marked with historic political action and unprecedented security challenges democrats in the u.s. congress have now introduced an article of impeachment charging trump inciting insurrection during last week's unrest on capitol hill the vote is expected on wednesday a 2nd resolution urges the vice president invoke the 25th amendment that would remove trump by the clearing him unfit to hold office outside of congress and lead to f.b.i. memos warning of armed protests in washington d.c. and all 50 states in the days leading up to joe biden's inauguration security is being stepped up a week earlier than planned the national guard is deploying up to 15000 troops are just there is how to castro reports on the growing calls for transfer movable. this is the insurrection that president trump is accused of fueling as alleged in the single article of impeachment introduced to congress on monday incited by president trump the art

berlin and after weeks of protests on the streets of india farmers wind their battle in the war against to do agricultural loss india's supreme courtputting on laws that have led to widespread protests for nearly 50 days from farmers who now have their voices heard in the highest court in the land.

in. india supreme court will hold the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws farmers have been blocking roads and protesting around the capitol since november they say the changes will undercut prices the government says the agriculture sector is long overdue for reform. of the laws minimize the government's regulatory role while encouraging private investment and direct negotiations between farmers and bulk buyers farmers say prices for their crops will plummet and large corporations will end up having too much power over the sector nearly 60 percent of india's population depends on farming for their livelihoods many are already struggling to get by on 5 farmers lives below the poverty line there's a path for and joins us now from the poorest border crossing so tell us more about this ruling. hello sami to the supreme court said that it is suspending the implementation of the 3 farm laws which were passed in september because there's so much opposition to them and that it's also going to create a committee that's going to assess the situation both around the laws and the

also on the program after weeks of pro the protests in india follows when a battling now war against the new agricultural locusts india supreme court put some legislation on hold so farmers can have 5 or 6 votes in the highest course in the law. just by 95 times the fatal consequences of covered 19 infections many of germany's doctors and nurses skeptical about getting vaccinated we'll hear from health care workers against god and i'm a chief of medicine to find out what. i'm so gail welcome to the program. donald trump has dismissed moves by house democrats to impeach him the outgoing president of the united states says the drive to remove him from office before next week's inauguration of his successor is causing tremendous anger mr trump is on his way to texas to review progress on the border with mexico he's been speaking to be forces for the 1st time since a mob of his supporters invited the capitol building last week. because reconvene later when now when they're expected to call on vice president mike pence to declare the president unfit to serve mr trump says he's committed to an orderly transition of power. we want no viol

in very specific contexts the group says that were of a palestinians live and the occupied west bank east jerusalem gaza or israel itself they have fewer rights than jewish israelis. india's supreme court has ordered a poor's in the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws. have been protesting since november angry that the changes could cut prices for their goods the government says that reform of the agriculture sector is long overdue elizabeth reports from the poor border near the capital new delhi. farmers continue their protest on a major highway connecting india's most populous state to the capital region of delhi. have stopped all traffic on this and 2 other key roads for nearly 7 weeks and today one stop despite the supreme court suspending the implementation of 3 farm. they're also not hopeful about the committee of the top court has formed to look into the laws. the members of the committee are pro-government people who have supported the laws and other government recommendations their ideology. and they are in favor of market reforms they're not part of the fun of it it's. the protests began after the government passed 3 agriculture in september which encouraged

is also on the program after weeks of protest in india farmers win a battle in a war against new agriculture a loss in the supreme court puts legislation on hold so farmers can have their voices heard in the highest court in the land. and some of germany's doctors and nurses are skeptical about.

group says how it wherever palestinians live in the occupied west bank east jerusalem or israel they have fewer rights than jewish israelis india's supreme court will hold the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws farmers have been protesting since november they say the changes will undercut prices the government says the agriculture sector is long overdue for reforms judges say they are disappointed with how the government has handled the standoff and ordered the creation of a committee to negotiate ugandan opposition candidate bobby wine says his home has been raided by the military as the accuses the ruling party of intimidation wine spoke to the media along with 2 other opposition candidates saying they'll work together to monitor thursday's a presidential election they also are supporters to help by reporting any suspicious activity of voting stations last night one of our team members my driver sometimes and works mainly as a mechanic. will show by the military and he passed away this morning and again this morning. my house was really. to get in those were taken away and my security guard was beaten very very badly cathe

in next week. india's supreme court has stayed the implementation of highly contested farm laws that seek to deregulate agricultural markets. the laws triggered historic, ongoing protests outside of new delhi and around the country since late november. the court is appointing a committee to hear farmers' griences prime minister narendra modi has said he would not repeal the laws while farmers have vowed to keep protesting as long as needed. in ireland, a devastating new report details the neglect and other abuse faced by tens of thousands of babies, children and women at so-called "mother and baby" homes, which were run by the catholic chur from the 1920's to the 1990's. an estimated 9000 children and babies died in the homes, which were created to hide away unmarried pregnant people in the strict catholic country. the government will issue a formal state apology to the survivors. this is peter mulryan, who survived one such home, describing the abuse he and others faced. >> we were neglected. no love shown whsoever. babies crying, crying. starved and cold. amy: in nigeria, prominent journalist and act

also on the program after weeks of protest in india farmers win a battle in the war against new agricultural laws in the u.s. supreme court puts legislation on hold so farmers can have their voices heard in the highest court in the land. and some of germany's doctors and nurses are skeptical about getting vaccinated despite 1st hand knowledge of cope with my team's potentially fatal consequences health care workers in berlin tell us why. i'm all meanies of welcome to the program as u.s. president donald trump has refused to take any responsibility for last week's violent siege at the capitol building in washington d.c. he described the speech he made just before rioting began as quote appropriate trump has emerged from the white house for the 1st time since last week's violence to travel to texas to review progress on additions to the border wall with mexico now speaking at the border the president brushed off calls for his removal from office and called even for calm and unity. now i'd like to briefly address the events of last week millions of our citizens watched on wednesday as a mob stormed the capitol and trashed th

all 50 us states in the days leading up to joe biden's inauguration it says groups associated with the so-called boogaloo movement are planning to storm state capitals. india's supreme court has halted the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws farmers have been blocking roads and protesting around the capital since november they say the new laws would undercut prices from the gossiper border crossing of those with branham tells us more about the supreme court's ruling. and it said that it was extremely disappointed in the government's handling of the protests the fallout from the us which it said didn't they and the government had consulted farmers enough before passing it took note of the details of farmers who died protesting out camping out in very cold conditions and said that if any violence was to break out we would be responsible for it and it is those reasons that suspending the laws until it's advised by its committee on the way forward. malaysia's king has declared a state of emergency at the request of the country's embattled prime minister we had in yasin says additional powers are needed to stop a surge in covert 19 cases critics say it's an a

in a bid to remove president trump from office. but on to the now this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india's supreme court decides to halt the implementation of controversial new agricultural rules. politics or a response to the pandemic elations king declares a national state of emergency. and the e.u. updates member countries on the status of its coronavirus vaccine rollout the. final days of donald trump's presidency are being marked with historic political action and unprecedented security challenges democrats in the us congress have now introduced an article of impeachment charging for inciting insurrection during last week's unrest on capitol hill a vote is expected on wednesday a 2nd resolution urges the vice president to invoke the 25th amendment that would remove trump are declaring him unfit to hold office outside of congress a leak to f.b.i. memo is warning of armed protests in washington d.c. and all 50 states in the days leading up to joe biden's inauguration security is being stepped up a week earlier than planned the national guard is deploying up to 15000 troops. observes houser castro reports on the grow

in ireland reveals around 90d children die there. awe will hapecial report on that. ♪ katty: india's supreme court has temporarily paused the implementationw agricultural laws that led to widespread protest from farmers. chief justicsaid he would form a committee to hear the concerns. here is my colleague. >> i have been at those protests and they have been growing by the this does not mean that there is a resolution. the supreme court has ordered experts to help mediate between the government and the farmers. farmers unions believe the they said that the people who were sitting on this committee would likely favor the government. let's put this into context, there have been something like eightounds of talks between the governments in the farmers union and still no resolion. the farmers say the bottom line isy this, t want these three laws to be repealed, and only then wouldheye happy and pack up their bags and go home. ♪ katty: for much of the last century, so-called mother and baby homes in ireland took and unmarried, pregnt women. many were run by the catholic church. today, a devastating report revealed around 9000 children died over

in the eu. traffic congestion has eased during the pandemic, but we're warned it won't last. we tell you which is the most congested city on earth. india's supreme court has suspended proceedings on the new agriculture laws — so will protests now end? hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. there have been reports of empty shelves in northern ireland and british truck drivers having their ham sandwiches confiscated on arrival in the netherlands. but how big an impact is brexit actually having for firms, two weeks after the uk left the eu's single market? uk mps will question industry leaders later on wednesday to get a sense of how the new uk—eu trading relationship is working in practice — and how well companies are adjusting to the new agreement, reached just before christmas. at the same time, customs operators have pleaded with the government to prioritise vaccinations for staff they insist are key frontline workers to keep vital supplies flowing into the uk. joining me now is stephen phipson, ceo of make uk who will be sharing his views with the uk government later today. stephen, what will you be telling them? good morning, we start off

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

hopes here that authorities will now be able to use those in that instrument to find out what happened to flight m j $100.00 to. india's supreme court is pauls the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws farmers say the new rules would undercut prices they've been protesting since november malaysia's king is declared the state of emergency at the request of the country's embattled prime minister margaret in the scene says additional powers in needed to stop a surge in covert 19 cases critics say it's an attempt by the unstable government to cling to power when it comes at a time when some of the prime minister's coalition partners have been calling for his resignation and elections. and international arrest warrant has just been issued over the explosion that destroyed large parts of beirut in august lebanese police are seeking the captain of the ship that brought the highly explosive ammonium nitrate to beirut in 2013 it was stored improperly in a warehouse there until the last year or 200 people died in the explosion thousands of others were injured many more were left homeless the european commission president is ur

in a bid to remove president trump from office. i don't care but i'll this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india's supreme court decides to help the implementation of controversial new agricultural balls. politics.

laws are in the interest of farmers by giving them access to new and bigger markets with farmers suspicious not just of the government but also the makeup of the supreme court's committee india's biggest protest since prime minister mehdi the modi was 1st elected 6 years ago a set to continue elizabeth al-jazeera ghazi to. play again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to remove donald trump from office ahead of a vote and said he would refuse to act against the president so this now paves the way for a house vote on impeachments later on when state and u.s. federal prosecutors say criminal charges have been placed on 70 people involved in last week's capitol attack and it expects that number to grow into the hundreds the f.b.i. says it's already received more than 100000 videos and pictures to help identify the perpetrators. the united states has carried out the 1st federal execution of a woman in almost 7 decades lisa montgomery was convicted for killing a heavily pregnant woman in 2004 the child survives smug armys noir speeded for chemistry saying doctors diagno

for india's protesting farmers the supreme court puts a whole new song contentious new agricultural. questions about the timing of a sudden and sweeping coronavirus state of emergency declaration in malaysia. we begin with breaking news from indonesia where divers have recovered one of the black boxes from a passenger plane that crashed in the ocean with 62 people on board the one the found is the flight data recorder which logs information including instrument readings engine performance and choose the other is the voice recorder which takes the pilot's hopes they'll shed more light on why the boeing 737500 was lost shortly after takeoff from jakarta on saturday. well jessica washington joins us now live jessica what more do we know. who came way here a 140 injured hearted this is where the search effort has been coordinated and this is where we just just a few minutes ago heard from the authorities who are coordinating that search they have confirmed that just a few hours ago just under 2 hours ago they found the f d r that is the flight data recorder that instrument is still on its way to this port it is expected to arrive in about half an hour there is no word yet on the loca

in the eu. traffic congestion has eased during the pandemic, but we're warned it won't last. we tell you which is the most congested city on earth. india's supreme court

are in the interest of farmers by giving them access to new and because markets bought with farmers suspicious not just of the government but also the makeup of the supreme court's committee india's biggest protest since prime minister the day the modi was 1st elected 6 years ago a set to continue elizabeth al-jazeera to. play again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to remove donald trump from office ahead of a vote and said he would refuse to act against the president so this now paves the way for a house vote on impeachments later on when state and u.s. federal prosecutors say criminal charges have been placed on 70 people involved in last week's capitol attack and.

laws are in the interest of farmers by giving them access to new and pick a market with pharma suspicious not just of the government but also the makeup of the supreme court's committee india's biggest protest since prime minister the day the modi was 1st elected 6 years ago a set to continue elizabeth al-jazeera ghazi to. the top past the hour on al-jazeera and these are the headlines a u.s. house committee is debating a bill demanding president donald trump's removal from office as democrats accuse trump of inciting the mob stormed the congress last week. there is no debate as to who misled those people who sent them here to ravage our capital to it was undermines our american democracy president trump that's who it was he called for insurrection on social media on a stage with television cameras capturing is every word i mean all donald trump's made his 1st public appearance since the attack on the capitol he again accuse democrats of a witch hunt over his impeachment from says attempts to oust him a causing tremendous anger but added that he wants no violence. meanwhile his secretary of state like pompei oh is it al qaeda or is a stablish a new base in iraq who told bord

now be decided to jury in the term of incoming president joe biden who once supported the death penalty but it's now pledged to end its use. to india now where the supreme court has temporarily halted the implementation of controversial new agriculture laws that have led to widespread protests from farmers the chief justice says that the court will form a committee to hear their grievances against the legislation tens of thousands of farmers have been camped out on the outskirts of delhi for more than a month they say the laws benefit large private fires at the expense of producers at least 60 percent of india's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods. correspondent standing by with a view from delhi so many are what what can you tell us about the court's decision . well before this decision came in there were 8 rounds of conversations and negotiations between the government and the formal groups which ended up in deadlock there was no outcome that was reached now the supreme court the top court of the country has decided to put a temporary hold of the implementation of these laws in an attempt to find a solution at the supreme court and also

in person totain an abortion pill. the rule could be reversed when the biden adstration takes office. the supreme court of india the supreme court ia today halted the implementation of agricultural laws that prompted farmers to blockade new delhi. for weeks, thousands have camped on major highways, their income. laws will cut some say today's court action is not enough>> translated ): all farmers respect the supreme court, but i find the supreme court's policy wrong. the put on hold the laws and they think the farmers will leave this protest site. this will never happen, because we demand the repeal of the laws. >> woodruff: the court today ordered that a committee of tiexperts be created to nee a solution. back in this country, twitr has suspended more than 70,000 accounts linked to the far right "q-anon" conspiracy theory. that's in the wake of lastn week's assaulte u.s. capitol. the social media giant says it acting against online behavior that "has the potential to lead to offline harm." on wall street, stocks had a relatively quiet day. the dow jones industrial average gained 60 points to close at 31,068.

in the sea of imam. it is the military's latest show of force after a drone drill and the unveiling is of a military base by the revolutionary guard. >>> india, the supreme court suspending new farming laws that have been at the center of massive protests. >>> demonstrators are demanding a repeal of the new measures arguing that the farming rules eliminate the little state protection they have while leaving them at the whim of corporations, and the government has ruled out the laws, but politicians say they could make some amendments and the two sides are going to make amends. >>> vatican city is beginning the first doses to be given to doctors and other members of the vatican health service, and pope francis says that everybody should get the vaccines and calmed it an ethical option, because you are playing with your own health and life or the lives of others and no official comment from the vatican as to whether the pope has received his shot yet. shots in the arm as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >>> the faa is cracking down ahead of the inauguration and issuing a zero tolerance order for disruptive passengers and that means no more warnings, and fin

also coming up after weeks of protests in india farmers win a battle in their war against you agricultural loss india supreme court puts the legislation on hold so farmers can have their voices heard in the highest court in the land plus the pressure is growing 2 for bluebell and bruce has a co-host of the ice hockey world championship later this year with an ongoing crackdown on protesters in the country critics believe the tournament would boost the image of a longtime peter alexander lukashenko. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program in the united states the f.b.i. is warning that there could be more violence in the days before joe biden takes office it comes one day after the democrats introduced an. article of impeachment against president trump accusing him of inciting insurrection at the capitol well that could make him only the the only president in history to face impeachment twice. this in a week after protesters stormed it. was the capitol is much changed and the author affects are not just evident outside inside the democrats are intent on removing donald trump who they say is responsible for the viole