and being here in sweden, i'm not considered swedish.e never been to somalia and i definitely don't feel swedish, and i don't look swedish. so there's always been a sense of uncertainty because of that. i don't have any roots like that anywhere and growing up, if you don't have that, that will confuse you. hip hop music. really and truly, just because we come from different backgrounds, the culture that have been a part of is the one in rinkeby where i've grown up amongst chileans and kurdish, turkish, iraqi, gambian, eritrean and ethiopian, somali, where i ate their food and spoke their languages and i feel like that's the culture that represents me the most. it came out of nothing, it came out of unity. she sings. so, i can make music that represents young somali girls all over the world, but also that would hopefully give a better understanding to the older generation, our parents, and grandparents, a better understanding of what we go through. because our parents came here, right? we were born here. so we have different...experiences

most of sweden's 9 million people, over 80%, live in cities like stockholm, the capital. gateway to the baltic sea, stockholm spans 14 islands and is said to be one of the cleanest cities in the world. here, residents have more than adopted an environmental spirit; it's part of their culture. >> sweden being ahead of the curve in terms of environmental issues--i think it's because most swedes still have a real connection to the environment around us. >> swedes' concern about the enenvironment really dates back from our love of the nature and that we really want to preserve tthings for t the coming generation, which is a big thing for us here in sweden. >> even here in stockholm, which is a big city, there is a park close by, so it gives individuduals a sense of connection wiwith the e environt around them that i i think a lot of us may have lost, particularly those of us that live in cities. >> the green issue is market-driven in stockholm. people are demanding green housing or sustainable housing. if you ask the stockholmers, "do you like or dislike that the city of stoc

means ebon on the podium once again parts of bronze winning run in sweden will be the last time fans get to see her stripes. iris at all today as always i was so nervous old a. serious. you know i think i wanted more than anything to. finish strong. the thirty four year old american is calling time on her career after wrecking up an incredible eighty two world cup victories a women's record and second only to sweden is a must stand mark to series of injuries and crashes have taken its hold. my body isn't allowing me to ski the way i know that i can you know normally i would say yes i'm disappointed because i know that i can win but i don't know that i can win any more and that's why i'm retiring for may be famous for overstocked medal case including a little gold but she's also won an army of fans off the slopes i would like to be remembered as someone that was more than a ski racer. it's hopefully to my teammates a good leader. and hopefully to the rest of the girls of the next generation that. i showed them that nothing is impossible the pressure on run in sweden making her the old

this man is from sweden. he moved from japan this man is from sweden.japan in this man is from sweden. he moved from japan in 2012 to learn the craft from his master. today he has been asked to restore this several hundred years old sword. a task entrusted to only a few. for centuries the ancient art of sought craftsmanship has been done by the japanese. but as their number has dwindled, the industry has started to embrace a foreigner. the question is, will the rest ofjapan to embrace a foreigner. the question is, will the rest of japan follow suit? handful of companies have. you may not realise, but this is a rare sight injapan — a group of mostly foreign engineers having their daily meeting in english. e—commerce giant racuten is one of a few firms which adopted english as its first language not too long ago. the company called it english — nisation. it needed to cut overseas talent because it couldn't find enough english—speaking engineers at home. -- rakuten. english language for rakuten home. -- rakuten. english language for ra kuten is home. -- ra

huge at all in sweden just a couple of years ago. we arejust but then we came into the next. we are just really cool people but that's what it is people just hate what ever is unknown, for instance, asa what ever is unknown, for instance, as a woman of somali, going back home. i would as a woman of somali, going back home. iwould not as a woman of somali, going back home. i would not be considered fully somali. and being here in sweden, i'm not considered swedish. but i feel that both, but not fully, that makes sense. because i've never been to somalia and i definitely do not feel swedish, i do not look swedish. so there's always been a sense of uncertainty because of that. i do not have any roots like that. i do not have any roots like that anywhere and growing up, if you don't have that, that will confuse you. (music) we come from different backgrounds, the culture that have been a part of where i've grown up. amongst kurdish, turkish, gambian, somali, where i ate their food and spoke their languages and i feel like that is the cul

a devastating fire in the ancient part of the capital of bangladesh and the rise of biohacking in sweden how more and more swedes are upgrading themselves with microchip implants. hello there over australia there's plenty of fine weather to be found at the moment bots if you look at the satellite picture you can see this world of cloud that's offshore this is a tropical cyclone and it's not hitting land at the moment but what it is doing is it's driving pretty wild seas towards the coast of queensland so these pictures of from the gold coast showing the seas that we've got there really quite lively that system isn't expected to make landfall ya it should stay away from the coast but it's going to continue to give us some pretty wild seas there a maybe some strong winds in the old shower as we head through the day on saturday elsewhere though it's fine and draw i am force in perth it will be fairly decent temperature wise as well took temperature of twenty six degrees that's staying system the tropical cycle and it's also affecting us in new zealand you can see all the cloud arching its w

in sweden more than anywhere else the future is already here the national train company s.c.a. has around two thousand six hundred people signed up to use microchips instead of train tickets. and no need to mind the generation gap eighteen year old phyllis and father magnus still bear the scars of their new implants. student how her being is also freshly chipped and now just needs to program it to open doors although importantly for a future career it does already connect to some people. but people. are worried about. the long term goal is for the new chips to help provide medical care in remote communities that are already getting under the skin of the swedes there may soon become just another normal part of modern life of the human body paul reese al-jazeera sweden. japanese spacecraft has landed on an asteroid that's thought to be as old as our solar system there were celebrations at the exploration agency and suddenly the probe touched down a spacecraft that spectrum to return in twenty twenty with samples of the asteroid the goal is to answer questions about the regions of

in sweden more than anywhere else the future is already here the national train company s.c.a. has around two thousand six hundred people signed up to use microchips instead of train tickets. and no need to mind the generation gap eighteen year old phyllis and father magnus still bear the scars of the new implants. student how her having is also freshly chipped and now just needs to program it so open doors importantly for a future career it does already connect to some people. but people. for twenty years are not worried about. the long term goal is for the new chips to help provide medical care in remote communities that are already getting under the skin of the swedes there may soon become just another normal part of modern life of the human body paul reese al-jazeera and sweden. so i have for you on the program. in senegal the comedians playing in the democratic process ahead of the presidential election and then afterwards in sport we'll tell you about one of the most bizarre basketball injuries of the season. business updates brought to you by qatar where we're going plac

in japan and in sweden, abortion is legal already. if women have the means, they are able to travel to those places but your standard american woman who maybe doesn't have the means to fly to sweden for a week, she can often find the ability to afford an over the border abortion and take care of that within the course of a day trip. steve: this is not only a social issue and historical issue but also a medical issue. can you explain the evolution of antibiotics and advances in medicine during the. yet been researching? -- during the peers that have been researching? -- during the period that you have been researching? prof. gutierrez-romine: absolutely. the use of antibiotics drastically decreases mortality associated with illegal abortions after the 1930's. it actually contributes to this decline in illegal abortion mortality after. more people are using antibiotics. more women are choosing to go to a hospital right away if they experience complications from their procedures. this was not the case before the 1930's. if a woman had an

from home continue — as they slip at bate borisov while their london rivals chelsea fare better in swedenfeat at home to valencia leaves celtic with a mountain to climb to salvage their europa league dreams. and athletics governing body hits back at a report it suggested caster semenya should be classed as biological male . hello and welcome to the programme, no love for arsenal's performance in tonight's europea league tie this valentine's day, after they slumped to a i—nil defeat in belarus against bate borisov, their first win over an english side at home in european competition. paul garrity was watching. since december, arsenal has been very hit and miss, so which team would turn up they were good but it was quoted to the next squandered, but that optimism began to fade as the looked in danger when they're on the looked in danger when they're on the counter attack. it was where arsenal needed to just concentrate on the goal, wasting a chance midway through the half. beating every ten in the league in 2009, another big result with him scoring before half—time. arsenal's nerves are tes

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in sweden more than anywhere else the future is already here the national train company s.c.a. has around two thousand six hundred people signed up to use microchips instead of train tickets. and no need to mind the generation gap eighteen year old phyllis and father magnus still bear the scars of the new implants. student thomas hoving is also freshly chipped and now just needs to program it to open doors although importantly for a future crew it does already connect to some people. i don't know if it's safe all that but people have been putting these chips into animals for twenty years so i'm not worried about that the long term goal is for the new chips to help provide medical care in remote communities that are already getting under the skin of the swedes there may soon become just another normal part of modern life of the human body whole race al-jazeera and sweden the japanese spacecraft has landed on an asteroid thought to be as old as our solar system or celebrations at the exploration agency and. when we probe touched down on for you to asteroid explorers expected to r

in sweden more than anywhere else the future is already here the national train company has around two thousand six hundred people signed up to use microchips instead of train tickets. and no need to mind the generation gap eighteen year old phyllis and father magnus still bear the scars of their new implants. student how not having is also freshly chipped and now just needs to program it to open doors although importantly for a future career it does already connect to handling him some people say. i don't know if it's. all that but people have been putting these chips into animals for twenty years so i'm not worried about that the long term goal is for the new chips to help provide medical care in remote communities that are already getting under the skin of the swedes there may soon become just another normal part of modern life of the human body paul reese al-jazeera sweden. it's time for the sport is leo thank you very much will english premier league side arsenal have booked their spot in the last sixteen of the europa league down a goal from the first leg they beat belarusians si

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in sweden more than anywhere else the future is already here the national train company s.c.a. has around two thousand six hundred people signed up to use microchips instead of train tickets. and no need to mind the generation gap eighteen year old phyllis and father magnus still bear the scars of the new implants. student how her having is also freshly chipped and now just needs to program it to open doors allow importantly for a future career it does already connect to her linked in some people. but people have been putting these tips to animals for twenty years so i'm not worried about. the long term goal is for the new chips to help provide medical care in remote communities that are already getting under the skin of the swedes there may soon become just another normal part of modern life of the human body paul reese al-jazeera and sweden lots more details on all these stories of course on the web site al jazeera dot com for now i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news. welcome to alton vines. a soviet era automobile manufacturing booky books. with a decades old

the sun she traveled to sweden in two thousand and ten for a series of lecture. their investigation proceedings into sexual misdemeanors against two swedish women were open. a son said he was being subjected to a smear campaign and refuted the allegations when interpol issued an arrest warrant for him he went underground within twenty twenty four hours it had been dropped by the most senior prosecutor in stock if an eye and dropped and she said that there was no crime at all. that had been committed. so later on it came out in the supreme court here that both women concerned had not followed the complaint and that one of them had said that the police had made this up after a brief game of hide and seek a songe handed himself into the london police in december two thousand and ten and was remanded in custody released on bail with electronic ankle monitor a son fought in court against his extradition to sweden on a number of occasions. the walls were closing in both from the from the us side he was clearly ready and from the. swedish side and from the u.k. . at the

it gets even stranger because sweden's foreign ministry says that it had no knowledge of this meetinged until after the event and as a result, it seems, ambassador linsted has been called backin ambassador linsted has been called back in china and is now facing an internal investigation. angela says she will continue to campaign for a father's release. —— for her. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... dealing with dementia — the world health organisation warns asian countries to prepare for a significant rise in cases. also on the programme... why does president duterte want to change the name of the philippines? nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order that the army defeated in the task had been sent to perform. 0ne the task had been sent to perform. one wonders who is left. as the left got under way, there was i'io as the left got under way, there was no letup in eruption itself. lava streams from low in the crater flow down to the sea on the east

right ten so far from the member states germany latvia denmark spain the united kingdom france sweden lithuania the netherlands and austria of all put their support behind one door saying that they now see him as the interim president of the state of venezuela notably absent that we won't see them come in through the day we've been told is italy now a source within five star movement one of the ruling parties there say that they were the reason that there was no joint statement from the e.u. foreign ministers on one side though they are opposed to putting their support behind him and actually just last week we heard from their deputy prime minister who explained why it's really taking this stance. gosh italy does not recognize credo because we absolutely opposed the fact that a country or a group of third countries determine the international policies of another country this is called the principle of noninterference and has been recognized by the united nations. world the reason we've been hearing from so many you member states on monday is because there was a deadline set for midnig

regarding security in sweden it can. by load your rights very very slowly because you don't have the ticket i'm a doctor must be really really thought in different ways it is swarth to have tensions in society in this way there are very much on people that are nonwhite the question of structural discrimination racism in sweden should be political meaning first of all because this is a political problem. now over six hundred women have come forward to accuse a prominent brazilian faith healer of sexual abuse and human trafficking the seventy seven year old known as john of god who was detained two months ago on two rape charges allegedly use women who came to him for treatment as sex slaves the healer has denied the allegations against him. one of the most famous spiritual healers in the world rarely talks to anyone on camera john of god agreed to sit down with me under mangel tree on the grounds of the casa. a group of his patients gather to watch. my father is a monster he took me to his room took my clothes off and i f

and anger in sweden after security officers remove a heavily pregnant black woman without a valid ticket from a subway train. for you good evening t. this is r t international. more than a dozen states of now recognize one going to go as interim president of venezuela however a source in italy's ruling coalition has confirmed to aunty that rome refused to back in the statement recognizing the opposition leader as head of state our correspondent peter oliver picks up the story. whole host of e.u. member states of put their backing behind one quite doe at the interim president of venezuela the likes of germany spain the united kingdom france and denmark and the netherlands among others have said that quite doe is their man to take venezuela into a fresh set of elections now one country that you're not going to hear from is italy r.t. is heard from sources within the five star movement part of the ruling coalition in that country saying they have no intention of following the rest of their partners and supporting one quite zero in fact what we're hearing is that they are the reason italy is

it gets even stranger because sweden's foreign ministry says that it had no knowledge of this meetingit was not informed until after the event and as a result, it seems, ambassador linsted has been called back from china and is now facing an internal investigation. angela gui says she will continue to campaign for her father's release. raising concerns for example that he was abducted from thailand into chinese police custody and that he hasn't detained as china claims initially over a driving offence but because he was publishing books about the personal lives of china's communist party leaders, something that china takes a very dim view about, of course. john simon were from beijing. —— sudworth. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: 25 million cases, but far worse to come. asia's told to prepare for a steep rise in dementia. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been mur

al-jazeera sweden. ok. but that is it for me for an hour show andy thank you very much thank you for joining me for the news hour i'll be back on the other side of the break with more new computer. the week began with views of ninety day for troops in the to protect us china trade . the world's largest supplier of liquefied natural gas is leaving the biggest oil coal to we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on ounces era. and your husband gavin worsley when four teenagers broke down the back the teenagers described as being of african appearance still on the run before all of this happened and i wasn't scared out of black people or people of color or. whatever the focus on african gang crime began in march twenty sixth jane when violence broke out at the moon the festival at federation square in the center of melbourne to gird so that african young people coming together and knowing there was a fort bragg at it because of my rolling rolling feel on some of

and there's anger in sweden. very good evening to you this is r.t. international. more than a dozen e.u. states have now recognized as the interim president of venezuela for the source and it of these rule. coalition confirmed to r.t. the rome vetoed an e.u. wide statement recognizing the opposition leader as head of state why don't thank brussels and appealed to italy. and behalf of. those who are hoping for a better life a sincere think you for the recognition given by the european blog where waiting for italy i'm certain that like the rest of europe they will take a step towards a recognition whole host of e.u. member states of put their backing behind one quite though as the interim president of venezuela the likes of germany spain the united kingdom france and denmark and the netherlands among others have said that quite though is their man to take venezuela into a fresh set of elections now one country that you're not going to hear from is italy r.t. is heard from sources within the five star movement part of the ruling coalition in that country saying they h

in sweden more than anywhere else the future is already here the national train company s.c.a. has around two thousand six hundred people signed up to use microchips instead of train tickets. and no need to mind the generation gap eighteen year old phyllis and father magnus still bear the scars of their new implants. student how much her having is also freshly chipped i'm now just needs to program it to open doors although importantly for a future crew it does already connect to some people. i don't know if it's safe. but people have been putting these chips into animals for twenty years so i'm not worried about that the long term goal is for the new chips to help provide medical care in remote communities that are already getting under the skin of the swedes there may soon become just another normal part of modern life of the human body paul reese al-jazeera sweden. well there's more on everything right here al jazeera dot com including the latest on that fire in bangladesh. squeak recap of the top stories now the u.s. and china are reportedly close to agreeing a broad outline

yeah the civic kandor of sweden she was a shooting star not long ago right before she starred in the danish girl now she's laura croft in two murders so this really is a launching pad for international fame here at the ballet nala. soon now. the german independent filmmaker. has a new movie with the interesting title i was a poem but now you've seen it was it interesting. robyn let me just tell you what happened in the movie theater as i was saying it i was in the press screening before the world premiere so full of film critics and i have to tell you about half of them at some point or other dozed off for a little bit now that doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad piece of art but it definitely means that the film critics are falling asleep this is not a film for a wider audience i'll tell you a little bit about it though the plot if you can call it a plot is basically the story of a young man who comes home his mother finds him he's covered in dirt we never really find out where he's been and we get a glimpse into this family there's some joyous moments there are moments of of ruptur

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on austria, britain, denmark, monday, france, germany, spain and sweden all voiced support for guido after maduro rejected their calls to hold new elections. but italy blocked a european union statement recognizing guaido. ireland and greece have called for new elections and have not recognized his claim to the presidency. amy: meanwhile, the venezuelan opposition and the united states have rejected an offer by mexico and uruguay to host talks between the two sides. on vice e president mike pence friday, spoke in miami and ruled out any negotiatations. >> this is no time for d dialog. this is time for actioion. end thetime has come to maduro dictatorship once and for all. president was vice mike pence.

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hewing up for twenty thirty polar east al-jazeera sweden. well one of skiing's old time greats is building up to his last run or world championship gold noways. will retire after saturday's downhill areas going fifty fastest in thursday's training run at the or of course in sweden. now it's thirty sixty. six career goals at least championships. by start with some stuff. i want to say because it sounds so bad but. in retirement sounds bad so much in search of a good word for it because it's not a sad situation to be able to you know back down from something that has been really great so but whatever it's coming closer ok will be back with any light moves on n.b.a. try deadline day but from me for now that is it thank you and the right to appreciate it that is the news hour from here in doha lauren tyler is up with the most news in just a few moments. in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big business and unfortunately smelly business to the complexities of recycling when thes

non-white skin the question of structural discrimination racism and sweden should be political first of all because this is a political problem. italian government is split over a planned high speed rail link between france and italy leaders can't decide whether this project has a future or not a dispute comes against a backdrop of deteriorating relations between france and italy. and we have a migrant crisis in part because some e.u. countries like france have never stopped colonizing africa or become i don't understand one micron accuses our government of being racist and selfish he needs to stop insulting italy and. there is a degree of cynicism and irresponsibility in the italian government's behavior with regard to this dramatic humanitarian situation. but it is clear that today indeed there is a strong opposition between nationalists and progressives and i will not give anything away to nationalists and to those who deliver hate speech. cronies rapidly losing consensus very arrogant he thinks he can use it to me as a scapegoat to save face. if they see me as their main opponent

to pulling out but a new approach may save taxpayers money and the games themselves reports from sweden. as a winter olympic host stockholm has a good head start on most cities plenty of snow. fifteen minutes from the central station the stockholm is hoping they might in their lunchtime ski pass to the olympic stars in twenty twenty six i would just try to take advantage and enjoy we do like our winter sports no doubt i think it's great i think. sort of sheds light on the mental impact as well and if we can do something about that i think that would be. just a few months ago realising these hopes became an uphill struggle the swedish election installed a new stockholm council that refused to provide any financial backing for the olympics as the chance to host in twenty twenty six was being rejected by city leaders around the world but the decision of the city of stock hasn't killed off its bid the international olympic committee hard already realised that money was putting cities off hosting the games a year ago they voted in a new way of doing things to emphasize cutting costs and that

in sweden a country that those thirty three incinerators trash is burned to create fuel and what's known as waste to energy about half of their waste is recycled and the rest is parent less than one percent goes to landfill sweden is known as a world leader in waste to energy incinerators like this one which utilizes modern technology to capture and control emissions san francisco authorities tell us they have no plans to build an incinerator in the bay area instead they say they plan to increase composting and to continue to ban what they call bad designs. what is your hope for san francisco what we're trying to do is really break that addiction to possible water san francisco is the first city in the country to ban single use water bottle from city property in the case of our ban on single use plastic water bottles the goal here is to establish a marker to lay it down in san francisco to work with other cities to do the same in the meantime however we are still a consumer and done nation republic landfill manager augustine marino says he wants to residents to know just one thing. that'

hardly any other state subsidized facility has embraced the idea as consistently as it ghalia sweden's most controversial preschool its founders vision was of an oasis of equality and freedom for there are about them but we prefer to use the children's names we say least mohamed and carl when we talk to them or we use the generic term child. that has nothing to do with thinking boy or girl are ugly words they're not by any means but our brains associate so many old traditional stereotypes expectations and patterns with the words boy and girl. in all of them are there any of these dolls you would say look happy. on the lawn. that you know how do you know that this person here is happy and have so many other very because of the happy mouth. children learn to identify emotions instead of genders and quickly transfer from the dolls to real people ghalia has long waiting lists many parents not just same sex couples appreciate the idea of freedom from gender roles or home though the bear is in every variation and the children have to find them for themselves or to me upon a nascar law they c

we start at the alpine world ski championships in sweden, where lindsey vonn‘s fairytale finish to herng career suffered a nasty blip. the most dominant female skier in history announced last week her retirement, saying her body was "broken beyond repair." tuesday's super—g, her penultimate race, won by compatriot mikkela shiffrin, certainly won't have helped things, as craig templeton explains. so the pitch to the skiing world championships in the final competition of lindsey vonn‘s career. the american is one of the greatest skiers of all time, but she announced her retirement on friday, saying her body is broken beyond repair. —— sweden is the picturesque setting. her pen ultimate race was on the super—g, but the start did not go to plan as she hit a bump in the course, veering into the safety netting. there was concern amongst fellow professionals but after medical attention, she was able to gingerly ski to the finish. it is what is, i can't change it. i've done my best my entire career, her work as as humanly possible. i have come back and way too many injuries and i'm not able to

an outcry in sweden security remove a heavily pregnant woman with. a subway train. welcome to the program here an aussie international news team here rounding up the world's top stories for this hour. one of italy's ruling parties has confirmed to watty that it will not support the e.u.'s push to recognize venezuelan opposition leader one quite go as venezuela's interim president it comes after eight european union countries said they would recognize him thus if new presidential elections were not called by sunday well as cross live now to our european correspondent peter oliver here about ultimatum expired hours ago what happens next yes well we are expecting to hear from. nations that include germany france the united kingdom spain and others who are going to say that since fresh elections were called they're now supporting the opposition leader one quite though as interim president however the one fly in the oddments of a unified e.u. statement we're understanding it's been confirmed to r.t. from the the five star movement is italy that they're saying they are no

regarding security in sweden you can buy lead your rights very very easily because you don't have the ticket i mean that must be really really thought in different ways it is swarth to have tensions in society in this way they are very much on people of. non white skin the question of structural discrimination and racism in sweden should be political mainly first of all because this is a political problem it's already fast becoming a busy day for your worldwide headlines here for this monday on r.t. international your program returns in just a moment. he's . going to if you. decide to move ahead. with. a very focused and they. will. be part of the change. and if you join us today for the monday program over six hundred women have come forward to accuse prominent of brazilian faith john of god of sexual abuse and schumann trafficking the seventy seven year old who was detained two months ago i want to rape charges allegedly used to women who came to him for treatment as sex slaves but he has denied old allegations against him. my father is a monster he took me to his room took my cloth