reflects the 1st reflex of an offer or a tarion regime is to stifle and deny facts and to avoid risking panic they were eager to avoid interrupting festivities during new year the big national holiday with hundreds of millions of people travelling around the country. in china it's also a political ritual it's really pretty cheek. a few days later on january 27th the streets of beijing which is really empty. the director general of the world health organization was afforded an official reception by the chinese president with the 2 men insisting the situation was under control. i personally directed the provision of containment measures to keep the epidemic in check. she said. ching our political decisions will ensure a victory against the epidemic traits of the. huge. this is very very important and really really proud that. the other party chairman. is the political will be your personality to which we have been for. 48 hours later the w.h.o. delegation were back at their headquarters in geneva some 15 governments have now confirmed that the virus had spread to their countries in asia a

reflects the 1st reflex of an author or a tarion regime is to stifle and deny facts and to avoid risking panic they were eager to avoid interrupting festivities during new year the big national holiday with hundreds of millions of people travelling around the country. in china it's also a political ritual it's real politik. a few days later on january 27th the streets of beijing which is really empty. the director general of the world health organization was afforded an official reception by the chinese president with the 2 men insisting the situation was under control. so that i personally directed the provision of containment measures to keep the epidemic in check. she said. ching our political decisions will ensure a victory against the epidemic. so that. each. this is very very important and really proud that. the other 40 gentlemen. is the political will be your personality to which we have for. 48 hours later the w.h.o. delegation were back at the head courses in geneva some 15 governments have now confirmed that the virus had spread to their countries in asia and europe concern wa

reflects the 1st reflex of an offshore tarion regime is to stifle and deny facts and to avoid risking panic they were eager to avoid interrupting festivities during new year the big national holiday with hundreds of millions of people travelling around the country. in china it's also a political ritual it's really pretty cheek. a few days later on january 27th the streets of beijing were eerily empty. the director general of the world health organization was afforded an official reception by the chinese president with the 2 men insisting the situation was under control. of the regime i personally directed the provision of containment measures to keep the epidemic in check. she said. ching our political decisions will ensure a victory against the epidemic. so that. each. this is very very important and really without that and the other one gentleman. is the political. your personality to which we have been for. 48 hours later the w.h.o. delegation were back at the head courses in geneva some 15 governments had now confirmed that the virus had spread to their countries in asia and europ

from existing institutions do duck under see them changed not which rudd is a fairly good to tell a tarion dictatorship and there are problems the dictator isn't going to say overthrow me well that's a knowledge as to what you're describing the core of the problem is the. man to save. production for private profit not for need and the you should the fossil fuels will be have to be phasing the mel and moving towards total sustainable energy no new emissions within a few decades we've talked to scientists about how deforestation led to coronavirus tell me about how in the book you talk about even strategies like red it's called ari d d it's funded by corporations to stop the forestation but in your book here say that it actually facilitates deforestation encourages it. helps corporate farmers at the expense of others why is it time and time again these strategies sponsored by governments and the world bank in that case seem to achieve the opposite effect i mean they may in the back of their minds decent intentions but they're constrained by the nature of institutional power to develop progra

racist or sick tarion but i think it's very very crucial to stress that you have to look at the numbers and the facts and this can never be racist i think actually if you try to make nor does that then you create racist i have looking at these. mark. lewis you see the maligned minority units for you next. door under. religion. are. these is the real issues this is in this group is. the poor muslim going to. be i think it's very important to address the truth and it is actually the minister itself that has done this research and it shows that. 5 percent of young men from north africa the middle east pakistan and turkey actually do have some kind of sentence because they committed a crime as it is quite lower for other immigrants from other countries and this are the facts and i don't think it is raises to say hey we have a problem here because among these men there is such a high crime rate it's not because they want to. sort of ostracized and more blame them they're actually wants to help them and i think if you ignore that problem and people. see that those people many crimes then we h

but it's a fake opposition and that will only strengthen the grip of power of maduro of this of 3 tarion regime it is an important symbolic win but it doesn't change in real terms because they had already legislative powers with this constitutional assembly they established in 2017 so really in terms of legal better or some new your powers it's not it's not a real change so he has cemented his. 4 children as well aware that where does this go well the main problem is how to tackle the economic crisis the majority one has thought about how to consolidate more support from his allies like iran russia and china but they don't really have the intention to to invest that much and as well that they are only they're also looking for their relationship with other partners around the world and he doesn't have a strategy on how to rebuild the oil industry that is what they have been relying on for so long you know all of america's best thank you. and time now to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today iran's revolutionary guard says a remote controlled weapon was used in la

tarion breakthrough with an all female press team and it will be headed up by and none other than jennifer psaki. now folks will remember. jennifer psaki from 2013 in 2014, when she was a spokeswoman for the u.s. state department. and she actually became notorious for a number of her, a number of her blunders that she delivered from the state department podium. let's review jennifer psaki career. there are flows of gas, the natural gas, i should say. they go through from western europe, through cain train to russia, and we are, i'm sorry, the other way from russia, through ukraine to western europe. and i don't have anything, any specific comment on the case that point to the egyptian government. and i was very due to have a conversation with the department of justice. i don't have any teeth. and the stage is instead of having things there, and i don't have more details on who are members of strategies russia and see new evidence to go through who are really to russia. sorry. i see methodology was also highly suspect. with reports of carousel boarding pre-marked ballots, which are still yo

over further tightening the why did restrictive abortion laws they claim is part of a wider or a tarion push by officials. thank you for joining us here on lottie international and don't forget if you'd like to comment on any of our stories that do get in touch by following us on social media we're bankrupt or the. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. the world is driven by shaped by fun person. of the day or thinks. we dare to ask. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids and invented america under the banner of medicine he persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments.

racist or sick tarion but i think it has to be mentioned that the minister of immigration and integration and then much right now belongs to a social democratic government so it means that he doesn't come from a right wing political idiology in this gear is run you people are muslim country music. and they lead you to read you know and they're looking at it bible prime minister this is going to do a search of them i know her personally and she is one of the more islam person you can find and you do i have lived in denmark for 50 years and i've come from pakistan i'm going on a non-religious person but i will miss your background and how group for 40 years minority politics in denmark and european union you know they talk about my vision we have no my view. most broke through to them a critical part and it is actually the minister itself that has done this research and it shows that. 5 percent of young men from north africa the middle east pakistan and turkey actually do have some kind of sentence because they committed a crime as it is quite lower for other immigrants from other countries

before that decades of authours tarion rule had frozen generations old conflict many of them on ethnic lines. abbie was credited with bringing in from democratic reforms that's led some of those conflicts to start boiling over his drive to unify ethiopia has conflicted with growing demands the various ethnic groups who are seeking more autonomy when you are. in a country you have to find ways of making. right so i mean you know. you know unity. is likely to course more. is just what. the t.p. left dominated the government for nearly 30 years before abby took over one of the triggers of the conflict into gray was the postponement of elections that would you 4 months ago because of covert now they're expected to be held amid growing tensions in 2021 malcolm web al-jazeera the united states has continued to the 4th central americans back to their home countries this fight pleas from leaders for a pause during the coronavirus pandemic this year alone more than 20000 have been sent back they found conditions there are even worse than when they left as john home and now for ports. it's been

further tightening of already restrictive abortion laws they claim it's part of a wider of thora tarion push by officials. some till half past 10 moscow time good morning coming up if you can stick around with made morocco becomes the 4th arab nation to normalize ties with israel but we ask at what price more and how the gift given to morocco in return could destabilize the entire region. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safer. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. what is true. is. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or inmate in the shallow. kinds of financial. money laundering 1st to visit the 3 different. is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up something in your something in america something over the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in their tough talk. to do some serious. ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy beautiful jewelry. for max you know what money laundering is highly. i get morni

this generation protested against the wall for a tarion rule of xena bettina ben ali their anger and frustration at how things have turned out is clear. diminishment life is really very beautiful and we have a very beautiful life we lived happily together we loved each other we used to have everything now we don't have anything only crime and of a bad thing. the economy here is expected to contract by 6.5 percent this year that's a significant challenge for any country but there's arguably more pressure to get through the downturn in tunisia where its jasmine revolution is often held up as an example of how popular uprisings can succeed in the middle east bernard smith al-jazeera city boos eat. south korea's lambton festival has been on a unesco with a special designation for intangible cultural heritage a lotus lantern festival is an event to celebrate his birthday and was among $25.00 applicants to receive the ana by the united nations bride reports now from seoul. it's an annual event eagerly anticipated across south korea held around borders birthday tracing its origins back more

tarion dystopian measures would lock down the law. one of the other main concerns that we've been seeing from people here in the united kingdom you could say around the world is the impact on civil liberties of been much touted health passports for people to be given in order to access services to be able to go on flights and so on and also feel has to do with vaccines being made mandatory but the world health organization has actually advised against making vaccines mandatory across the world i don't think that mandates other direction to go in here especially for these vaccines it is a much better position to actually encourage and facilitate the vaccination without those kinds of requirements there are also concerns of some of the logistical problems to do with the rollout of the back seat but pfizer the company producing them may not be able to provide enough to communicate as many as they have hope and also this particular vaccine has to be stored at minus 70 degrees that it's thought that there aren't enough facilities there isn

anti-government uprising spread across much of the arab world challenging some of the regions or thora tarion governments. but fast forward to 2020 and there is still under arrest in the region last year the sudanese ousted their longtime leader of al bashir who had been in power for 3 decades more recently tunis in orthotics clamp down on an arab spring anniversary event only sparking more anger. a recent poll by you gov and the guardian suggests that people in 8 arab countries feel that their lives of not improved after the arab spring many of those questions thought that there was significantly more inequality in society following the events of 2010 we spoke with max abrams public policy professor who believes that the arab spring ultimately failed in its political goals. on the what hand i would say that the arab spring was surprisingly successful in the sense that you had protesters toppling authoritarian regimes and yet the goal of the arab spring was to promote democracy and democratic reform throughout the mentor region middle east and north africa and on that score it has failed even

this generation protested against the wall for a tarion rule of xena bettina ben ali their anger and frustration at how things have turned out is clear. life was really very beautiful and we have a very beautiful life we lived happily together we loved each other we used to have everything now we don't have anything only crime and of a bad thing. the economy here is expected to contract by 6.5 percent this year that's a significant challenge for any country but there's arguably more pressure to get through the downturn in tunisia where it's jasmine revolution is often held up as an example of how popular uprisings can succeed in the middle east. 2011 tunisia had its 1st democratic elections they were ones. why they are not a party and unity and of voted regularly in free elections since then the most recent was last year by that ennahda but only one of the votes it won in 2011 hour. live for as from it she has a brother thanking. al-jazeera has exclusively obtained a draft european union resolution on deteriorating human rights in egypt the e.u. parliaments will vote on the motion on

to challenge the regime of the same lobby deemed benignly after trying to for years of course or tarion rule the 90 fled the country on january the 14th 2011 saudi arabia granted him refuge. was left in turmoil. eventually protests spread beyond its borders. people in different countries across north africa and the middle east the mom did regime change true. the movements became known the world over as the arab spring. he's internees young powell to magically fell into the hands of been ideas prime minister some of the new sheet but today later on january the 15th the constitutional council determined the then speaker of parliament. was the rightful acting president he remained in office until months of a lot of soupy was elected president by the constituent assembly in december. matters to be an opposition leader who spent 2 decades in exile in paris remained in power for 3 years. so what legacy did the uprising leave in tunisia and the region we'll find out more as we talk to the former tunisian president once of a mother who piece about the arab spring 10 years on. your excellence th

before that decades of authours tarion rule had frozen generations old conflict many of them on ethnic lines. abbie was credited with bringing in some democratic reforms that's led some of those conflicts to start boiling over his drive to unify ethiopia has conflicted with growing demand of various ethnic groups who are seeking more autonomy when you are. in a country you have to find ways of making. right so i mean you know. you know unity is likely to cause more problems is just what the p.l.f. dominated the government for nearly 30 years before i'd be took over one of the triggers of the conflict into gray with the postponement of elections that would you 4 months ago because of covert. now they're expected to be held and lead growing tensions in 2021 malcolm webb al-jazeera turkey's defense minister has arrived in libya despite threats why eastern warlord khalifa haftar loosely across our promise to increase corporation with the internationally recognized government in tripoli on friday ankara voted to extend the deployment of circus troops to libya for another 18 months warlord t

new york, the former vice chair of the us live a tarion party national committee thinks the makeup of the new communications team is a distraction time to take. she has the ability to keep giving the exact same message that the last several presidents have given. i mean, she has practice from the obama era. she is proud of the campaign. she's not to be saying a thing different or new or interesting. this is an obvious distraction tactic. the idea i assume, is to create such a highly noticeable identity shift that the content of the message is different. somehow the fact that the messages are all female will distract the american people . listen, the american people aren't dead. if you keep the failed policy going, it won't matter who announces it, what matters is how bad the policies themselves are. look at this, you know, very obvious thing, but don't look at this other thing that all those just as obvious. so in other words, pay attention to who's delivering the message, pay attention to the messenger, look at the identity of the messenger, but don't pay too much attention to the me

lower tarion street which maybe didn't help his cause in the end or or what happened to them when there's money in the end that's really a story in itself isn't there. yes so one of the twists and turns of the book and into story is that he was a quiet you know humble guy didn't really spend any of the money that he murdered and in fact the parents didn't even know what he was doing. $70000000.00 when the f.b.i. turned up and when he was taken to prison he's by a reset at $5000000.00 pounds which should have been an easy something to get his hands on base and she moaned. but unfortunately he had intrusted his money to a kind of literally so-called investment advisers and when nash lawyers started running them up and trying to get hold of the money to get him out of prison it quickly materialized that the money wasn't available to him. and you know there was this great irony i guess that this guy who was accused of being a criminal mastermind was potentially himself the victim of so much more unscrupulous investment types so incredible story is there thanks so much for coming in and sharin

balance between government and those being governed and so here the bank of england and the parliament tarion inquiry is clearly overstepping their bounds in terms of establishing the social contract they don't understand that that's a quid pro quo that there's a balance between these 2 parties and fortunately because of the big coins presence the nation state as we know it is quickly coming to a close as well as all subtle banks and we can go back to a more egalitarian society where everyone is individually sovereign and we have on confiscated on the sensor a ball hard money plus you don't want these c.b.c. . you don't want to central bank digital currency because they you want them to lose this 50000000000 pounds yeah i've already forgot about. take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings homelessness 1st it was my job it was my fear with dealing with my savings i have nothing i have nothing that is not what i don't try aloof or resources i

tarion crisis in the modern history of the western hemisphere over 20 percent of venezuela's population is now outside of the country as refugees this is a situation that can't be ignored the question will be you know is there a policy that can really help address some of these issues and that's what people have struggled to find and it will be incumbent i think on the incoming administration to really work to try to find those solutions i would say however that washington is driven often by a crisis and therefore if something happens and we're not hoping or predicting or wanting this to occur or might have some some crisis occurs in the venezuelan context that would push the issue up the agenda in washington now if you were advising the special envoy for the americas the white house special envoy to the americas eric what would you be telling him right now. well i would be telling him couple things the 1st is the humanitarian crisis has to be addressed by the international community it's not our fault but it is our problem because this is affecting neighbors it's affecting the people o

one of the this generation protested against the all for a tarion rule of xena bettina ben ali their anger and frustration at how things have turned out is clear don't lay human. life is really very beautiful and we have a very beautiful life we lived happily together we loved each other we used to have everything now we don't have anything only crime in of a bad thing. the economy here is expected to contract by 6.5 percent this year that's a significant challenge for any country but there's arguably more pressure to get through the downturn in tunisia where it's jasmine revolution is often held up as an example of how popular uprisings can succeed in the middle east bernard smith al-jazeera city boos eat. a new law has been passed in mexico to drastically curb the powers of u.s. drug enforcement agents the americans say it's a major setback in the fight against organized crime mexico though sees it as a question of sovereignty john heilemann reports can force major in fictional series like narcos there are bones storming presence in mexico. the d. e a the u.s. is drug enforcement a

than it did this generation protested against the all for a tarion rule of xeno bettina ben ali their anger and frustration at how things have turned out is clear don't lay human. life which is really very beautiful and that ben ali we have a very beautiful life we lived happily together we loved each other we used to have everything now we don't have anything only crime and a bad thing. the economy here is expected to contract by 6.5 percent this year that's a significant challenge for any country but there's arguably more pressure to get through the downturn in tunisia where its jasmine revolution is often held up as an example of how popular uprisings can succeed in the middle east. now 2011 tunisia had his 1st democratic elections and then what they won by then are the party that have been banned under the previous regime and tunisians have voted regularly in elections since then the most recent was last year but by that election and had won only a 3rd of the votes that it got in 2011 showing the challenges this country faces it tries to rebuild its economy particularly that's now

for this generation protested against the all for a tarion rule of xena bettina ben ali their anger and frustration at how things have turned out is clear. life is really very beautiful and we have a very beautiful life we live happily together we loved each other we used to have everything now we don't have anything only crime and of a bad thing. the economy here is expected to contract by 6.5 percent this year that's a significant challenge for any country but there's arguably more pressure to get through the downturn in tunisia where it's jasmine revolution is often held up as an example of how popular uprisings can succeed in the middle east bernard smith al-jazeera city boos eat. and how well he did in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera french president emanuel mccraw has testified.

bringing in democratic reforms that this followed nearly well many decades of hard to have or thora tarion is and it kept many of ethiopia's conflicts along ethnic lines so that kept a lid on in those those reforms that brought in this kind of open the lid on many of these simmering tensions its critics would say that some of his actions have actually inflamed some of these conflicts being thoughts on ethnic lines now the federal forces have been occupied fighting to grain people's liberation front to the north in the to gray region for the last 6 weeks that's also prompted concern that federal troops that were military resources are being used up in one conflict just at a time when other conflicts in other parts of the country along ethnic lines are just starting to brew up. or i will leave it there thanks so much malcolm webb. a pakistani court has ordered the release of the man convicted in connection with the killing of u.s. journalist daniel pearl in 2002 amid our most ha ha will be freed while an appeal is under way earlier this year the high court overturned his murder charge about