dozens arrested in the netherlands during protests against time curfew which. temporarily tempers are risen in much of the station fact they've risen enough to bring rain up through japan south korea there is snow to the north there is very cold air a long way north in mongolia and i think i'll show itself it will run back in temperatures drop in beijing for example much of china is increasingly chad it is light right it is light rain for the most part makes it i think a bit miserable for many where the sun gives you a bit of pleasure during the winter the picture in beijing is fairly obvious that increasing wind brings in the real show with subzero for thursday and friday with quite a wind chill i think on thursday is self it's dry a long way sized to get to indonesia weather of course it is still rainy season there's still plenty of big showers but they're all that many north of borneo there are quite a few to the south particularly java and across to west papua the few showers in this northeastern flow are in sri lanka well into showing in bits of eastern in

well actually in the netherlands you already have seen this backlash against the backlash with a large number of citizens expressing. their there are all the protesters and our store so in the mall or so oh yeah well of course it's a difficult to predict the future of birds and oh yeah that this show right there. why people don't also important politics the left or right but also manages a citizen organization so you have this feel of holding the future in our own future and then of course. that's my america to choose that will you know be a bit shaky in the next few weeks unpredictable well also that there will be some issues for his society i think the best way out this. week all respects rollouts. will do the usual more and more people defection later than we get and then it's on. shaky and unpredictable sadly i think most of us would agree that there's a little more of that coming in our future is thank you very much has been fascinating though to pick this apart let's thank our guests thanks to young villain van priam i mean of con and jeff lazarus and thank you 2 for watching you

the netherlands is in the midst of the worst civil unrest in years after nights of rioting against a new coronavirus curfew. we will get the latest on that situation from amsterdam. and a grim milestone in the u.k., a further 1600 covid related deaths announced, taking the death toll since the start of the pandemic passed the 100 thousand mark. prime minister boris johnson says he takes full responsibility. here in france, students went on strike with their teachers. many teachers are uncomfortable with sanitary conditions in the schools while students are worried about mental health. thanks for watching france 24. now more than 180 people have been arrested across the netherlands after three nights of rioting against the coronavirus curfew. dutch officials say the measure is necessary to stop the spread of the more contagious covid variant. the country was already under the strict this measures since the start of the pandemic with ours and restaurants closed since october and schools and non-essential shops since december. we have the latest. >> in this supermarket, chaos in the bro

again we can live to the netherlands for an. leave undone and her family live in the town of heart and outside. before living here she could hardly imagine doing without a car but in house and she does everything by pike. the right into a house 3 minutes. and. card to chase around to our house 10 minutes some people don't understand how why you would get in the car to do the shopping children also go to school on their own 9 year old rafi has just short trips. his older sisters mia and abby spend about an hour on their bikes getting to school and back every day. it's a lot of writing every way it's a kilometers back and forth. still better than the car yeah because a car is not really that good for the nature and it's just so more independent they come out of school and i know they can get themselves to one place to another place i don't have to shop around them they're independent they can make decisions for themselves and they just feel. they feel good in the world in other countries i just heard that they all just have cars an

in the netherlands now rising as well as thinking watcher levels have become an existential threat. life on an island that's what many people dream of and it's even better when you can spend the rest of your life at a place like this with the person you love well giorgos and cholesterols are living that dream on the greek island of castles they've been together for more than half a century and yes they have faced some ups and downs and now they have the usual complaints that come with old age but in general life is good and the 2 don't want to live a single day without each other. collecting . the smallest inhabited island in the. less than 6 hours in size but it's big enough for the source they wanted to live their days on a loop the island their children and grandchildren continue to live in athens. for 60 years he's 82 and she's 84. never before about what's an island is not like the mainland there you can take the car and drive somewhere else here you can't do that if you don't like it or if the people or the lifestyle as you are you can't just sell the house and leave. then it w

again we can look to the netherlands for an. car leave undone and her family live in the town of heart an outside taste before living here she could hardly imagine doing without a car but in house and she does everything by bike. right into a house 3 minutes. and by card to do this around to our house 10 minutes some people don't understand how why you would get in the car to do the shopping children also go to school on their own 9 year old rafi has just short trips. his older sisters mia and abby spend about an hour on their bikes getting to school and back every day. it's a lot of writing every way kilometers back and forth but it's still better than the car yeah because a car is not really that good for the next year and it's just so more independent to write they come out of school and i know they can get themselves to one place to another place i don't have to chaperone them they're independent they can make decisions for themselves and they just feel. good in the world in other countries i just find it weird that they all

news line for growing opposition to covert 19 restrictions the 1st curfew in the netherlands since world war 2 is matched with rioting governments say tighter curbs are needed to fight the new british there it. goes for president gets a 2nd term in office the election was held under lockdown conditions as the government toppled europe's forced rates of deaths on infections. and in the been listening to a bar in munich peace shall meet at the top off the table all the goals including this one from robert evans. public thanks for joining us the 1st nationwide curfew in the netherlands since world war 2 has sparked widespread rioting trouble flared in the competence and the southern city of at least 30 demonstrators opposing tighter coronavirus restrictions were arrested thousands of rule breakers have also been fined. boiled so you against the night caf you the fast in 75 yeahs. on the streets of eindhoven protest to set a car on fire. and then rampage through shops and the train station. this demonstration in amsterdam is illegal but residents a furious at the months long lockdown and now

coronavirus immunisations campaign that it is prepared to also coming up unprecedented scenes in the netherlands as angry protests against a coronavirus curfew spiral into rioting and looting dozens of people are arrested . and understood to stop or baron be childhood to extend their lead of top the table all the goals including this one for profit london just coming out. i'm sumi so much ground it's good to have you with us the german government says it is preparing for possible attacks on corona virus vaccination centers vaccine shipments or vaccine makers now according to the interior ministry there is a quote abstract threat of sabotage on germany's vaccination campaign in a letter the ministry said vaccination opponents or conspiracy theorists could try to break into facilities or launch cyber attacks german vaccine manufacturers have already been targeted on several occasions by hackers attempting to steal intellectual property. for more on the story we can go right to our correspondent a man who i shows here in berlin she's following the latest hi emma good to see you so tell us more here

again we can look to the netherlands for an answer . kai leave undone and her family live in the town of how to an outside taste for living here she could hardly imagine doing without a car but in house and she does everything by bike. right into our house 3 minutes. and buy a card to do this around to our house 10 minutes some people don't understand how why you would get in the car to do the shopping her children also go to school on their own 9 year old rafi has just short trips. his oldest sister's mia and abby spend about an hour on their bikes getting to school and back every day. it's a lot riding every way kilometers back and forth but it's still better than the car yeah because a car is not really that good for the next year and it's just so more independent to write they come out of school and i know they can get themselves to one place to another place i don't have to chaperone them they're independent they can make decisions for themselves and they just feel. good in the world in other countries i just read that they all just

again we can look to the netherlands for an. car leave undone and her family live in the town of hearten outside taste before living here she could hardly imagine doing without a car but in house and she does everything by bike. right into our house 3 minutes. and by cartridges around to our house 10 minutes some people don't understand how why you would get in the car to do the shopping children also go to school on their own 9 year old rafi has just short trips. his older sisters mia and abby spend about an hour on their bikes getting to school and back every day. it's a lot of writing every way it's 8 kilometers back and forth but it's still better than a car because a car is not really that good for the next year and it's just so more independent to write they come out of school and i know they can get themselves to one place to another place i don't have to chaperone them they're independent they can make decisions for themselves and they just feel. good in the world in other countries i just read that they all just have car

this is deja vu news live from berlin violence in the netherlands as protesters vent their anger over new tougher restrictions including a strict nighttime curfew for the entire country. in the mediterranean a humanitarian ship carrying hundreds of rescued migrants finally gets permission to land after 2 days stuck at sea. and in portugal voters are heading to the polls to elect a new president even though the country is suffering from record numbers of new coronavirus cases. welcome to the program police and rioters protesting against coronavirus lockdown measures have clashed in the southern dutch city of on hovan. protesters pelted police with rocks while officers shot tear gas and water cannon and arrested at least 30 people trains to the city were stopped in their tracks and local media reported looting at the railway station and amsterdam police also used water cannon and dogs to disperse hundreds of demonstrators opposed to the country's 1st curfew since the 2nd world war. and for more on this we're joined now by journalist michel kess in rotterdam michel can you tell us more a

off but there's a lot of debate here in the netherlands what's actually behind these groups of people who are committing this violence this huge condemnation around the country also from the prime minister who called it criminal violence you can hear the firecracker right now the young people are going around the neighborhood trying to play cat and mouse with police so it is a lot of for this question who are these people are they hooligans went on are they actually protesters are there's a lot of discussion also about the right wing political parties who might be supporting them so there is a big mix of people who are. playing in this in these protests or induce riots i have to say ok so i mean i seem to understand that basically support is pretty split for these actions people support your overall look down has been like in the netherlands you know most countries around the world certainly europe have been under a lockdown old some shape or form. so what's it been like there ever there has to be particular anger throughout. the us but the interesting thing here and the madeline syst

was our dream 80 people in the netherlands have been arrested this protest against lockdown measures continued for another night and centers around a covert curfew the fast nighttime restriction on movement since world war 2. we're getting reports from saudi arabia that there's been an explosion heard in the capital riyadh according to local media it was a missile being intercepted over the city this is all the information we have at the moment as soon as we get any more information we will of course bring it to you to to you now what the prime minister just epic is to resign in a bid to form a new government he effectively lost his majority when a vital junior posse in his coalition quits over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic his resignation that's expected on tuesday is seen as a gamble let's go to our correspondent stephanie decker joins us live from rome stephanie can you explain this move to us because on the face of it it seems like a very strange thing to do. it's complicated as italian politics is that he's just arrived at the president's office or he will be officiall

in the headlines issues they're mourning a night of violence think of as the netherlands as riots return of a new covert curfew just following a weekend of the rest of the country's tough a lot. of these are small before india's envoy to moscow tells us his country is set to approve russia's sputnik the covert vaccine if he's already had the job itself he says. he's feels too close to have been. commenced and reassured us when asked to review your computer problems. it would be a real boon for you sitting. thousands of covert job doses in space bins because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots a spanish medical specialist tells us that the country's already suffering a back seeing shortage. in the distance i believe that n.c.l. new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than we and the rest of the european union need. more from moscow this choose a 26 january greats of the company it's kevin i would here for the next half hour because stay with me as we go through those headlines in more detail than covert news except for the star and rela

variant from hitting bad here in the netherlands some cases already have been found here it hasn't spread as much as they were fearing but experts here fear that it could get a lot worse in the coming weeks also flights from the u.k. have been banned from today and also from south africa and brazil and american countries because of the different variants there for the update thanks very much to bask in the forests in arms to them. belgium is banning residents from taking non-essential trips abroad to try and control the spread of the more contagious covert 19 variant it will also tighten restrictions on people traveling from britain south africa and south america when you create a virus strains have been found belgium has one of the highest per capita death tolls in the world. britain's prime minister is warning the current virus varian sound in the u.k. is not any more contagious but could be more deadly the news comes just as britain appeared to be making headway in reducing the spread infection rates of started dropping by around 4 percent today but boris johnson says the u.k. can't co

again we can look to the netherlands for an. car leave undone and her family live in the town of heart an outside taste for living here she could hardly imagine doing without a car but in house and she does everything by pike. the right into our house is 3 minutes. and by cartridges around our house 10 minutes some people don't understand how why you would get in the car to do the shopping the children also go to school on their own 9 year old rafi has just short trips. his older sisters mia and abby spend about an hour on their bikes getting to school and back every day. it's a lot of writing every way kilometers back and forth but it's still better than the car yeah because the car is not really that good for the next year and it's just so more independent they come out of school and i know they can get themselves to one place to another place i don't have to chaperone them they're independent they can make decisions for themselves and they just feel. good in the world in other countries i just heard that they all just have car

they stole thousands of precious cultural and religious artifacts and took them to the netherlands. after years of negotiation the artifacts were finally handed back the 1st time such a large collection has been returned to indonesia. it includes this shield used by the dayak people in cali months on hundreds of years ago decorated with the hair of their enemies. but given that i got out it shows that as a colonized country we had our historical culture and this is important for future generations to understand getting these items back took 6 years of planning and putting them on display was delayed due to the outbreak of covert 19 the dutch government offered to return more than $12000.00 artifacts in total the indonesian authorities chose to select only a small percentage of them indonesian historians say some items should remain in the netherlands so that indonesian culture can be experienced there too but there are also financial reasons for it the thing that can only mean that i don't which i mean that is we don't want to museum to become a warehouse by taking items which are no

well journalist michel cavazos has been following the story in the netherlands we asked whether there is much support for the curfew well the demonstrations you see that's a marginal phenomenon although it has been the round ever since the beginning of the lockdown some of you seen riots and protests. since late spring early summer over all you know and there's quite a bit of support from most lock down measures it was 77 percent support by the end of the year and the situation now is that bit more complicated because we have to get bigger government and the political debate is heating up and go into elections in march so diverse more debates and maurice's of this and people are disappointed that things are taking very long and growth is not going away and the netherlands is doing very badly that exceeds. journalist michel cavernous in rotterdam there well the german government is warning that foreign intelligence agencies and conspiracy theorists have attempted to sabotage production of coronavirus vaccines according to newspaper reports the interior ministry says german manufacturer

in the netherlands now rising as well as thinking watch her novels have become an existential threat. life on an island that's why it's many people dream and it's even better when you can spend the rest of your life at a place like this with the person you love well giorgos and last are living batched dream on the greek island of castles they've been together for more than half a century and yes they have faced some ups and downs and now they have the usual complaints that come with old age but in general life is good and the 2 don't want to live a single day without each other. collecting food for a fire. the smallest inhabited island in the. us is less than 6 kilometers in size but it's big enough. they wanted to live out their days on a loop the island their children and grandchildren continue to live in athens. for 60 years he's 82 and she's easy for. that we are talking about it's an island it's not like the mainland there and you can take the car and drive somewhere else here you can't do that if you don't like it or if the people or the lifestyle as you you can't just sell the

to address the most pressing issue of our time climate change the meeting is being hosted by the netherlands it's the 1st of its kind that aims to close a huge funding gap to protect the most vulnerable in the poorer nations joe biden's newly appointed climate envoy john kerry is attending that summit last week by signalled a return to the 2015 paris climate of court overturning donald trump's decision to withdraw from that landmark deal and here's why a global effort to combat the effects of climate change seems ever more urgent it's . that by 2050 as many as 200000000 people could be displaced by rising sea water levels floods and drought nicholas hark is live for us in senegal where rising sea waters are threatening communities that can really help get us up to speed with the american developments out of our bureau in washington she'll take us through the priorities of the biden ministration they want to tackle climate change 1st let's go to step vasant who's following that summit for us at the hague there in the netherlands so step this is the 1st so-called taishan climate summit 1st of

in the headlines this tuesday morning a 3rd night of violence covers the netherlands as riots return over covert curfews following a weekend of unrest over the country's tough luck that bring you the latest. else around the world india plans to manufacture russia's sputnik vico vaccine as its passage to moscow gets the job and tells us how it went. i took it last be. the 1st door source but he cracks in i feel perfectly real many of my colleagues in the embassy have done so israel. and thousands a covert job doses in spain of because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shelves. their rates are one of the morning moscow time this tuesday 26 a january warm welcome to the program this is r.t. international with me kevin ollie 1st the 90 lockdown riots as you heard in the headlines that have broken out for a 3rd night in the netherlands with fires lit police vehicles burned and windows smashed people are rallying against some of the europe strictures covered restrictions with the country recently also imposing an overnight curfew to. yet as people get more and more tir

a lot of people on the street it's curfew now so since friday the netherlands has this very strict measure of a curfew. and still a lot of people are on the streets release of just driving around not knowing when to start to arrest people and this is not the only city around 10 cities in the. riots are taking place lots of arrests have been made and this is the most serious violence that we've seen in the netherlands in a long time and why is this happening that's a very good question we've had these protests against the flow the masses for months already kind of. very peaceful most of the time but now this seems to be more like brandon is a really good in islam people frustrated they're really angry at the police they say all our freedoms are being taken away. 2 new reports of remey of revealed more about the economic cost of the coronavirus pandemic and just how an equal its impact has been the international labor organization says an unprecedented $255000000.00 full time jobs were lost last year with 114000000 more workers either unemployed or left with working hours slashed young peopl

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to seas like bugs however scientists in the netherlands seem to have found a solution to this by creating special refuge areas for the flying mammals and that isn't to keeping the bats safe they also make sure they are rolled in the local ecosystem is preserved. and there's one. and there is also on a figure at least 5. far away from the bright lights of amsterdam ducted commute is after creature now likes to operate under the cover of darkness. he is studying how lights are affecting bats. so far his team has found that the 19 species of bats found in the netherlands react in widely different ways. and that's have a very strong response to light those actually driven by mostly by fear of predators so if you're about that flies very slowly you better hide away and don't show yourself in the light because it's it's risky however if you're a bat that flies very fast it's very agile and it don't need to be afraid that much for predators so you actually like taking away valuable habitat from the slow flying species and extinct giving it to do these already common. but species and that's what

again we can look to the netherlands for an. car leave undone and her family live in the town of how to outside. before living here she could hardly imagine doing without a car but in house and she does everything by bike. right into my house 3 minutes. and. cartridges around to at house 10 minutes some people don't understand how why you would get in the car to do the shopping children also go to school on their own 9 year old rafi has just short trips. his oldest sister's mia and abby spend about an hour on their bikes getting to school and back every day. it's a lot of writing every way it's a kilometers back and forth. still better than the car yeah because a car is not really good for the next year and it's just so more independent they come out of school and i know they can get themselves to one place to another place i don't have to chaperone them they're independent they can make decisions for themselves and they just feel. good in the world in other countries i just heard that they all just have cars that like you just h

light pollution poses a serious threat to not tunnel species like bugs however scientists in the netherlands seems i've found a solution to this by creating special refuge areas for the flying mammals and that isn't to keeping the bats safe they also make sure they are rolled in the local ecosystem is preserved. and there's one. and the official line of figures at least 5. far away from the bright lights of amsterdam ducted commute is after a creature that likes to operate under the cover of darkness. and he is studying how lights are affecting bats. so far his team has found that the 19 species of bat found in the netherlands react in widely different ways. and that's have a very strong response to light there's actually driven by mostly by fear of predators so if you're about that flies very slowly you better hide away and don't show yourself in the light because it's it's risky however if you're a bat that flies very fast it's very agile and you don't need to be afraid that much for predators so you actually like taking away. from the slow flying species and exclude giving it to do these

heritage financial problems and covert 19 affect plans to being back bringing back artifacts from the netherlands. welcome to the program the un refugee agency says more than 90000 people have now fled the recent violence in central african republic to neighboring countries foreign forces supporting the government of the cia are have been battling with a coalition of armed groups since last month many of them. forced to find shelter in a remote border regions of the democratic republic of congo. got exclusive access to water area where refugees say any food to eat whole clean water to drink. killing looting and rape by fighters from armed groups in the central african republic tens of thousands of villages on the run many of them of crossed this river. in dugout canoes on the other side is relative safety in villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat we went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the river bank. our arrival crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here l

the people arrested in the netherlands during protests against a nighttime curfew the. biggest political event the communist party needs to shape policy for the next 5 years. out in sports we'll hear about the n.f.l. franchise setting its sights on success in england's premier league. in the netherlands the prime minister is defending his government's decision to impose nighttime curfew a nighttime curfew the country's 1st since the 2nd world war the restrictions were met with protests and clashes with police across the country more than 200 people have been detained and are schapelle reports. for the 1st time since world war 2 the capital of the netherlands is under curfew from 9 in the evening until 4 30 in the morning people in amsterdam have been told to stay home and on sunday this was the reaction of many crowds of hundreds of people voicing defiance even as needing some measure enlightened i don't agree with the actual politics in the netherlands the restrictions of freedom and it's all the whole point the media don't always show these protests nicely but i hope

protests against the newly imposed curfew in the netherlands have spread to several cities the night time restriction wednesday effect on saturday police used water cannons to disperse crowds in central amsterdam the city's mayor declared the area a high risk zone. and in a separate protest in a village northeast of the city demonstrators set fire to a covert testing facility riot police were sent to the town after reports of the fires and damage to police cars nationwide more than 3000 finds have been issued for violating the curfew. several world leaders are set to attend a virtual summit to discuss how to mitigate the effects of climate change one place under threat from rising sea levels is the city of san louis in senegal france on the world bank have been aided more than $40000000.00 to help people living in the u.s. go world heritage site adapt to climate change because of stock reports. an unexpected tide swept away zena goofballs home with it a lifetime of memories remember she says to her son at emma how in a matter of hours our living room where you used to watch t.v. kitc

the headlines this hour a 3rd night of violence in the netherlands is right for. curfews following a weekend over the country's tough. indeed meanwhile to moscow tells us his country is ready to uproot russia's sputnik vaccine and says he's already taken the cab in south. be expected to be the next couple of weeks. as a regular if you. will really be available for use in india and thousands it could be job in spain and been there because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots the spanish medical specialist tells us the country was already suffering a vaccine shortage. it doesn't i believe new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than the rest of the european union leaders. good afternoon just gone 2 o'clock in moscow you're watching r.t. international now anti lock down riots have broken for a 3rd night in the netherlands with fires lit police vehicles burned and windows smashed people are rallying against some of europe's toughest restrictions with the country also recently imposing an overnight curfew. riot police

in the headlines this morning a 3rd night of violence covers the netherlands as riots return over new covert curfews following a weekend of on the rest of the country's tough luck. india's envoy to moscow tells us his country set to approve russia. in fact he says he's had the job himself. be expected in the next couple of weeks. of the regular people who will be available for use in india. but thousands of covert doses in spain pinned because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots a spy the medical specialist tells us the country was already suffering a vaccine shortage. i believe that n.c.l. new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than the rest of the european. good morning from moscow this choose to the 26th of january great to have you company kevin owen here for the next half hour of r.t. international with the latest for you if you can say with me the. news we're talking about and the fallout from it 1st of all of the lockdown riots of broken for a 3rd night in the netherlands with fires let's police vehicles burned and windows s

riot police in the netherlands clash with protesters demonstrating against new lockdown restrictions. relief, andjoy, in china, as eleven miners are rescued after two weeks trapped underground. and a new record has been set for the number of satellites launched into space on a single rocket. we begin in the united states, which has now recorded more than 25 million coronavirus cases. that analysis from johns hopkins university means the us, is the hardest hit country in the world, with neary a18,000 people dying with the virus so far. presidentjoe biden has signed executive orders to expand testing and vaccine the production of essential and guarantee unemployment benefits as part of his covid action plan to try get on top of the pandemic. our correspondent nomia iqbal is in washington with more on why tackling covid is president biden�*s top priority. he has said he believes that the pandemic is going to get worse before it gets better. he has signed around ten executive orders you laid out to try and tackle the pandemic, especially now you have this grim milestone of 25 million case

i the headlines this hour a 3rd night of violence in the netherlands has rights returned against new curfews following a weekend of unrest over the country's tough luck that. it's not sure approved price for russia's vaccines iran is the latest nation to greenlight sputnik india says it's nearly ready to be with the country's moscow envoy saying he's had the job himself. to expect here in the next couple of weeks spoken correct steve malzberg that if you're here putin and will be available for use. as a vaccine doses in spain a bint because the country that is the right equipment to administer the shots spanish medical specialists says they were already suffering from shortages. in the distances i believe that until new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than we and the rest of the european union meet. but i welcome good afternoon you're watching r.t. international it's just gone for cult here in moscow now and he ducked down right so broken that for a 3rd night in the netherlands he saw 5 police vehicles burned and windows smashed people are protesting aga

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in the headlines this tuesday a 3rd night of violence covers the netherlands as riots return of a new curfew. following a weekend of unrest over the country's toughest locked. in these envoy to moscow tells us his country set to approve russia's. seems he's already had the job itself . be expected in the next couple of weeks. but it's a regular tour of who will be available for use in india. but news 2000 is a covert job doses in spain have been in the because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots a spanish medical specialist tells us why the country was already suffering anyway from a vaccine shortage. in the dozen or so i believe that n.c.l. new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than wheat and the rest of the european union. so good afternoon from moscow this tuesday 26 january could have you company kevin know and hear it out international today with our latest half hour update. for 3rd night in the netherlands with fires lit police vehicles burned and windows smashed people are rallying against some of europe's strictest code re

the headlines this hour a 3rd night of violence in the netherlands rise against me cope with curfews following a weekend of unrest over the country's tough. in these envoys moscow tells us his country is ready to approve russia's. back seat and says he's already taken the job and so. do expect here in the next couple of weeks. later to prove it will be available for use in india. the job doses in spain a big need because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shells the spanish medical specialist tells us that the country was already suffering from a shortage of 6. meters usually i believe new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than wheat and the rest of the european union. comes. good afternoon it's just gone 3 o'clock in moscow he watching the international. lockdown riots have broken out for a 3rd night in the netherlands police vehicles burned and windows smashed people are rallying against some of the europe's toughest restrictions for the country also recently imposing an overnight curfew. riot police were out on the streets of rotter

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choose a lunch time a 3rd night of violence covers the netherlands as riots return of a new curfew. following a weekend of rest of the country's flock. india's envoy to moscow tells us his country set to approve russia's sputnik covert vaccine seems he's already had the job itself. be expected in the next couple of weeks. enough variability a few people. will be available for use in india. thousands of jobs. because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots a spanish medical specialist tells us the country was already suffering a back seat shortage. i believe that n.c.l. new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than the rest of the european union and that's. why their 1 pm here know so good afternoon from moscow this tuesday 26 january my name's kevin 0 in here with our team for the next half hour with our latest for you . this 1st. broken 3rd night in the netherlands with fires lit police vehicles burned and windows smashed people are rallying against some of europe's strictest covert restrictions in the country recently also imposing an

i tell you morning here in moscow in the headlines a night of violence covers the netherlands as riots return over new covert curfews following a weekend of unrest over the country's tough law. india's envoy to moscow tells us his country's set to approve russia's sputnik the covert vaccine in fact he says he's already had the jab him self. be expected in the next couple of weeks . people have seen all 3 of the regulars here who will be available for use in india and also border sports. another country. thousands a covert job doses in spain a basement because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots a spanish medical specialist tells us the country was already suffering about seeing shortage to. be in the business i believe that n.c.l. new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than the rest of the european union. morning for moscow this choose a 26 of january could have a company it's kevin know it hear it out see with the latest for the next 30 minutes so he can stay with me then i said take you through those headlines in more detail until

just gone 6 o'clock here in the russian capital i looked at protests have swept across europe in the netherlands thousands hit the streets weekend against tight restrictions and violence broke out between protesters and police. i. i i i. i. i. i i. i. i. i. i. i. i i well place then fired water cannons protesters refused and they even started throwing projectiles around 100 demonstrators were arrested the rallies were sparked by the government's extension of lockdown restrictions by a further 3 weeks and also said it was considering a curfew the prime minister they condemned the riots as criminal violence of thousands also marched across spain in denmark with dozens of arrests there protesters shouted they were tired of authorities mismanagement of the kind of the crisis and things were so turned violent saying it clashes with police meanwhile european states had pinned their hopes on facts things to ease the pandemic but some manufacturers and i warning of severe delays are europe correspondent peter all of us has more on the story. supply chain issues with vaccinations are causing headaches e.

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the netherlands has yet to even begin their rollout. : it looks like inoculations are in full swing indolence -- in the neville lens -- full swing in the netherlands. but one thing is missing, needles. they are still holding dry runs, with the first jabs to be given in the next few days. an embarrassment, according to experts. >> the netherlands is a last country to start vaccinating. >> [indiscernible] >> why is netherlands so late? what went wrong? reporter: the prime minister marg -- the prime minister had no comment. monday, the minister of health admitted he had made a mistake on counting on a different vaccine other than the pfizer biontech one to become available first. this has led to frustration among medical workers. >> we have definitely been frustrated. now this happens. you look at other countries for vaccinations in full swing, and feel jealous. why can't we do this here? the dutch delay mirrors the overall chaotic strategy across the eu. reporter: this anti-vaccination sentiment not only symbolizes the country's failure to

i i i the headlines this hour a 3rd night of violence in the netherlands has riots return again because if you use following weekend about the country's tough. also to come internationally for you to grow used to russia's cozy fact seen around the latest nation to greenlight sputnik very india says it's nearly ready to move with the country's moscow envoy saying that he's had the jab himself. the expect for the next couple of weeks. for the good people who will be written for use in india. thousands of vaccine doses in spain have been because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots a spanish medical specialist says they were already suffering from sure. i believe the new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than we and the rest of the european union. for their welcome you're watching r.t. international it's 5 o'clock in moscow. down right now for a 3rd night in the netherlands it's soft police vehicles burned and windows smashed people are protesting against some of the toughest strictures in europe which has seen the country impose an ove

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also coming up protests across several cities in the netherlands as anger spreads over a nationwide curfew. we meet the thousands of refugees forced from their homes in the central african republic after post-election violence 11 miners trapped in a gold mine in china for 2 weeks are rescued but the fate of 10 others is still unknown. hello thanks for joining us the u.s. plans to keep travelers from several countries out in a bid to stop the spread of a nuke over 1000 strain president joe biden is expected to impose a travel ban on monday as the number of cases surpasses 25000000 the restriction will apply to countries where the highly contagious variant has been found but isn't expected to affect u.s. citizens more than 400000 americans have died from the virus making at the worst hit country earlier this week biden signed several executive orders to boost the response to the pandemic jordan is joining us from washington d.c. tell us more rosin about the travel ban and restrictions coming into effect. well this travel ban was supposed to been lifted on tuesday day after tomorrow by the pr