let's turn now to some other stories making headlines around the world or thora te's in indonesia say a suicide bomber has detonated himself outside a catholic church in the city of mecca another would be attacker was stopped by police or shippers were celebrating mass to mark the start of the easter week when the bombing happened at least 10 people were hurt. police in bellerose have detained more than 100 activists and a number of leading journalists following renowned anti-government protests mung 5 reporters arrested on saturday was dave correspondent nick connelly who's been covering the protests against authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko. for the 2nd time in as many weeks beijing has been blanketed in dust as a dangerous sand storm hit the city visibility was severely reduced in the air quality index rose beyond the maximum safe level those who ventured outside had to take special precautions against pollution. $5000.00 revelers have doubts the night away in barcelona the rock concert was part of a study looking at ways to safely hold large events during the pandemic musi

one of the world's most crucial waterways and it's created one giant problem egypt's so is canal or thora he has now suspended the traffic through the waterway while tugboats tug boats work to dislodge the congo ship but it's fear that that could take up to several weeks and charles stratford now reports. 400 metres long and weighing 200000 tons stuck in what's often described as the most important shipping lane in the world a maritime accident with global implications the ever given container ship became wedged across the suez canal and choose day when high winds blew her off course about 12 percent of global trade passes through the 193 kilometer long canal which connects the red sea with the mediterranean providing the shortest link between asia and europe the vessel carrying around $20000.00 containers is registered in panama are operated by the taiwanese transport company evergreen marine it was sailing from china to the port city of rotterdam in the netherlands when it got stuck the japanese owner has apologized but says the situation is extremely difficult and there's a citizen tha

video of a kangaroo being swept away it's really quite shocking and now how well prepared are all thora teens and paper for this we heard the better obviously there's an amazing funding from the government but how unprepared were they. are. well i think both authorities and residents were taken by surprise by just how quickly the strains arrived and how quickly the floodwaters started rising so there wasn't a ration ounce of preparation and 13 makeshift evacuation centers of popped up in those affected regions of cross the state there were more than 100. volunteers on the frontline there and they have reportedly carried out some 700 led rescues just in the past 3 days so that and enormous amounts of them out of the game that's a a once in a lifetime. weather events that i think just nobody was prepared for was expecting the rain is going to keep bashing this area well into next week so i think it's a case of people really just hunkering down and bracing for the worst you mention extreme weather events there which of course this is now last year we saw many people remember australia was

or thora to rule on whether sputnik very russia's vaccine can be used to me it's politics playing a part in this do you think so the process is being hampered by white saw the result of my personal analysis is there western companies manufacturers like pfizer like more dare not like us for them because they make huge a huge amount of money by you consider themselves and. there were some kind of competition in the do you market of we have a free market that should be a free market that should be a free competition of all the vaccines and the people should be informed of both of those folks scenes i'm afraid that it will take some time because this is again a political issue and also the issue of money and the best on a farm are a lot b. is strong the will push it and they will try to prolong the whole procedure. the word normal is being dropped from all skin care products made by the consumer goods giant unilever the u.k. based firm claims the word makes customers feel excluded we know that removing normal from our products and packaging will not fix the problem alone but it's an importan

refugees from myanmar but as violence has flared in the citizen border areas over the past week or thora his fear that could become a flood. when the refugees are expected we have prepared an area for them to stay 1st up that they cross over we can talk about the numbers later we are not going to talk about permanent shelter yet we are not there yet. the groups have long feared attack from the air their basic weaponry is eclipsed by a professional armed force with high tech from china and russia and now it seems they have the ability to attack at night. and it's not a fair fight elsewhere either protesters on the streets of yangon defending their homes from the security services facing soldiers armed with machine guns with bows and arrows like david facing goliath. tony chiang al jazeera. 6. thousands of people are still missing 5 days after a deadly attack on the mozambique town of power in which dozens of civilians have been killed several witnesses say bodies lying in the street many beheaded the government says it's working to restore order in the town hundreds of people have been ev

some of thora g.'s argue the system is impractical do you agree. no i mean we are already has the most colleges spending we can we can start the analysis and told out of this already. years ago was this the polio virus and there's a much better connection between the actual sector of the water sector already and they seem to have better management us already are also seeing more attention this mission that's why they are. having a must maybe to add on that i hope that in german you will improve because also the european union just posted recommendations to include waste or place a particular g.m. model tory. and will support them and so. long. as i could you explain to us how it actually works your system. what we do is usually take samples from we get samples from us or we're over 24 hours they are collected we bring it to them that we do some some preparation and extraction and then we basically go hat was a similar analysis or tools that are used in the medical sector. one this the clintons p.c.r. of the other sequencing and we get this. and the

of the astra zeneca vaccine as a precautionary measure they have made clear the the medicines are thora t. their has made clear that they have no evidence so it's not confirmed that this can be linked in any way to blood clots that have been found in some people and that is also what we've heard from the european commission they made clear that's follow the signs the european medics and agency yesterday looked into the case and they could not a step was a link either but they are monitoring this situation in a number of countries including countries such as norway who are also under the european medical agency follow denmark and temporarily stop the use of this vaccine markets in brussels thank you. today marks a year since the world health organization officially declared code 19 to be a pandemic the 1st coronavirus cases appeared in the chinese city of group officials that claimed a seafood market was the source of the outbreak virus quickly spread across the world with europe becoming the new epicenter lockdowns a border closures didn't stop moving and before long almost every part o

$100.00 per 100000 people threshold the level at which experts say hospitals risk being overwhelmed or thora to say variants of the virus on driving the rising numbers chancellor angela merkel and regional late as well may on monday to discuss further steps. joining me now is deafening political correspondent hena kisner mahela break it to us gently what what can we expect from that meeting on monday. on nothing terribly new we have seen a draft document circulated by the social democrat side of the governing coalition and we have seen under them at least see through stuff pretty fast to stress that this is not a draft coming from the chance to itself there's talk of an extension time wise way into april and should of course crucell ahead of the easter holidays but i do expect the demonspawn senate and the states to point towards that formula that they found 2 weeks ago when they discussed which steps to take and that is that magic threshold that you mentioned 100 but 100000 people acted within the space 7 days below that we would expect an easing of the current lockdown but you just cited i

arrested on saturday was our own correspondent made connally who's been covering the protests against all thora tarion neda alexander lukashenko it was the 2nd time this week police have taken him into custody a crackdown comes as the opposition tries to bring people out onto the streets hoping to kickstart mass demonstrations like those saying after the claimed victory in a disputed presidential election in august. when economy has since been released and he joins me now from minsk nic tell us more about your deal what happened what led to your detention. good morning well i've it's difficult to deal with it definitely was 5 hours wasted time and 5 hours where i wasn't able to report i was actually doing my job i was at this protest that had been posted by the opposition as the 1st big protest of this bring in a suburb of minsk would have to kind of walk through side streets to avoid police checkpoints and police attempts to stop people turning up i was wearing a blue journalist special i was easily identifiable now within about 2 or 3 minutes of me coming on a mobile phone i was in a bus and

when i take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world this hour or thora he's in japan have issued a tsunami advisory after a magnitude $7.00 earthquake struck off the northeastern coast the quake cause power outages in me and gave prefecture and shook buildings in the capital tokyo 300 kilometers to the south there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage to property. record rains and widespread flooding in australia have prompted authorities to issue evacuation orders for much of the east coast officials are telling people in sydney to stay at home they have warned the record rainfall could become life threatening or thora days will continue into next week. turkish president rest of time one has withdrawn his country from the world's 1st binding treaty to prevent and combat violence against women the 20 a leaven is standing convention was signed into law by 45 countries and the european union. u.s. president joe biden and vice president camila has have condemned and he asian violence in the u.s. which they say has spiked since the start of the corona

or warnings of a health catastrophe in brazil or thora has called for a nationwide lockdown the same day the country record is ours coronavirus to talk. but on the clock this is our very life and also coming up. is late at the end of the town and we cannot let our guard down now president joe biden cautions the u.s. is still at war with covert 19.

i'm on the inside in doha here top stories on al-jazeera egypt's suez canal thora he says it suspended traffic through the waterway while tugboats work to free a stranded ship this is the view of the skyscraper size container ship from land it's been blocking the southern stretch of the busy shipping lane for 2 days the 224000 ton container vessel lost control and high winds and ran aground the ship's japanese owners have apologized for the accident.

from a large breeding farm earlier in the week and it's believed they went into a nearby river or thora these have told people living nearby to be vigilant and not to panic. it's funny vale it's picture esque country town in the cape wind lens but the only thing everyone is talking about here now these residents the crocodiles and the commercial breeding farm camps to make money from their leather and to meet but on wednesday some revolted against their destiny and broke through one of the fences so we just talked to the owners they did not want to talk to us on camera but they've been into this business for more than 20 years they say something like that never happened before they were clearly stressed out they looked a bit overwhelmed and they are hoping that the remaining crocodiles will be found soon. more than 30 were found here already inside the close by a river usually a popular spot for tourists and locals. time but it's. because you don't know way. crocodile sees it is very scary. actually the some of the sea so. something like this. would you go in the river again no no no no

international still ahead of thora he's a long america's southern border are raising the alarm for a record number of seeing migrants who they also fear are not being tested properly for co but if you're a local nurse concerned with the right. join me every. weekend to yes. i'm sure. i'll see you. monday 10 years since the outbreak of war in syria. people have been killed in the conflict millions more displaced by 2015 almost half the country was occupied by be islamic state terror group which is when the russian military decided to put its weight. government since then russia has become an integral part of the peace process. ceasefire agreement moscow's also been supplying humanitarian aid to the syrian people are. the reports from syria about russia's role in the country. this may mean russian air base here in fear is no more than colvin so what track it takes up a relatively small piece of land but it helped win the whole country back how i'll show you follow me. i was. taken by surprise that the government our forces went further in the fades predicted it was a very important mom

will not promote democracy through costly military interventions or by attempting to overthrow or thora terry regimes by force we've tried these tactics in the past. however well intentioned they haven't worked quite an interesting use of words but the pattern from the united states of intervening in the affairs of other countries destabilizing and overthrowing governments around the world is quite well known one looks at the history of iraq of libya afghanistan one looks throughout south and central america one can see many examples of the united states intervening in other countries affairs destabilizing and overthrowing governments in fact in recent years we've heard many calls from u.s. leaders for governments around the world to be overthrown and for leaders to step down assad needs to go we will continue to work with our partners in the international community to press. the to leave the time has come for nicholas murderer to go what's interesting is that we actually had a tweet from anthony blinken in which she gave full support to one kwaito one grade 0 is an individual in venezu

some of thora these argue the system isn't practical would do you agree. no i mean we already have that must go just ready we can we can start. this and in time to sink we have to be aware of the patients but it's definitely out of the experimental stage ok to understand this let me pose the question differently why have the netherlands and spain and the united states embrace this is the. i mean for the nun ceasars i understand i mean they they have thrust fault on this already. years ago was this a polio virus and there's a much better connection between the public health sector and the water sector already and this seem to have a better management of us already are also seeing more and more potential in this mission that's why they are. having a bust maybe to add that i hope that interim and you will improve because also the european union just the persons recommendations to include wastewater placed a particular g. and the best model tory. and will support the member states already i am still optimistic also along with this well suzanna could you explai

been blocking one of the world's busiest shipping lanes for the last 5 days the chairman of the canal thora he hopes a dredging operation will free the ship in the next few days we. have more on this that speak to bill cavanagh who is that basically currently in cork i know and he is a ship captain also knows this with cal fire while having passed so it's a number of times well yes so we knew that strong winds were being blamed for this ship blocking the canal now the swiss authorities chairman is talking about technical or human error what are the implications of this well 1st of all it's going to take a long time to investigate this incident and it's not possible right now to define exactly what the problem is in all these critical incident cases in safety critical industries it takes a long time to conduct an inquiry and it is really very rarely one single reason why an incident occurs it is usually a number of incidents that occur in what we call an error chain and eventually those incidents lead up to those errors lead up to an incident so it's very difficult at the moment to protect o

the salvage company warns there are still challenges and even with they have a given underway canal thora say it will take days for the backlog to klia elixir brian al-jazeera. are still ahead here on al-jazeera we'll have the latest on the investigation into the suicide bombing of a cathedral in indonesia. and we take a look at the impact of the krajina virus on the need for wildlife trade and why many faired may only get one last. look. the last of the showers on this very active cold frontal system just drifting through florida there is no longer a tornado risk for the stars but sunny for a couple of days well it's got a messy shot but this here's the thing to look at this is wintry weather still quite a significant snowstorm blowing through central canada and the cold links all of the cascades in the rockies cross the plain states just watch a couple of places for the temperatures to change they do come down and you get that contrast between the cold and the gulf was full of moisture when the 2 come together i was the same place again on wednesday we have a potential problem all the w

the sort of questions and concerns of each member state into account when it when it gives gives or thora the i don't think that one can say the a.m.a. is being slipshod or careless you know that they're there questions that they are sui slightly different from regulators in the u.k. or in other countries so overall one gets quite a broad picture of the safety of this drug what it is. in many different countries. the head of the american data privacy has questioned whether the passed on health information in covert passports can be held securely the e.u. is among those mulling introducing the documents but at rob civil war and they will lead to discrimination. and i have seen the efforts from the european union and the green time you know the green initiative and while this idea that they can guarantee. that the data is is safe and anonymized is just wrong it's incorrect and and i think it's a real problem when governments are claiming that just like it's a problem when companies claim that your data is anonymous and will never be lost stolen or act what we're concerned about is if vaccin

progress the salvage company warns there are still challenges and even with the ever given underway canal thora say it will take days for the backlog to klia brian al-jazeera activist groups say thailand has forced back more than 2000 people fleeing ass trikes in in ma the strikes were targeting the karen national liberation army the armed ethnic group is one of dozens fighting for greater autonomy in myanmar trying to chang reports. ethnic korean villages hiding in the jungle off the jets attacked their homes overnight thousands fled after a force launched a series of attacks at the weekend that left several people dead many are now too scared to return fleeing across the border into thailand. last night we were not aware that the jet fighters were coming and they randomly bombed all of a sudden and then left late at night the jets came again and afterwards we heard gunshots we heard that the jets will come again. thailand is tighten border security in expectation of a flow of refugees from myanmar but as violence has flared in the citizen border areas over the past week with or it is fear tha

the sort of questions and concerns of each member state into account when it when it gives gives or thorat. i don't think that one can say the a.m.a. is being slipshod or careless you know there there are questions that there are still be slightly different from regulators in the u.k. or in other countries so overall one gets quite a broad picture of the safety of this drug which is what it is. in many different countries. more than 50 performers and employees have turned squatter is occupying 3 of france's 4 national theatre is in a cry for help they were in the industry can no longer survive the pandemic shut down of cultural sites both in the country's health minister to negotiate with them r.t. they shouted to penske visited one of the occupied by nice. i know i was. was. the chorus of calls demanding the reopening of cultural venue's is growing allow day in france but with no clear end date in sight to the closure of theaters concert hall cinema museums so mother taking more drastic measures over the last week 3 of france's 4 national theatres including this one behind me have been o

challenging and very traumatic for many people who have lost businesses their homes are inundated but all thora he said telling people that they need to be heeding instruction making sure they stay out of these dangerous flood waters and evacuate when they're told to do so ok nicola gage bringing us the latest from a flood hits new south wales nicholas thank you. the people displaced by armed groups affiliated with eisel in mozambique could become radicalized if the international community and the governments don't intervene soon that's the warning from the un's refugee agency which has been missing some of the worst affected communities how much us are reports. the numbers keep going up in northern mozambique according to the un's refugee agency nearly 700000 people have been forced to flee their homes and more than 2000 have been killed we're lucky learner's village in the standard came under attack one night he fled with his wife children and grandchildren. they left because of the war that affected us it was a month so we fled into the bush we stayed for days in the bush looking for a way o

scratching and thinking not only about making supply chain more resilient but i'm sure a serious canal thora who's having a good hard think as well about how to make the the canal itself more about. the ever given is now in a wider section of the canal where it's being inspected for damage bringing an end to a crisis that's disrupted billions of dollars worth of global trade victoria gates and be al jazeera. i saw claiming responsibility for attacks on the town of palma in mozambique which left dozens of people dead thousands missing several witnesses saw the bodies a lying in the street with many beheaded the government says that it's working to restore order. reports. now say in the port city of pemba people who survived the attack on palmer say the unlucky to be alive anxious relatives and friends have been waiting for them to arrive fighting between mozambique's army and an armed group that calls itself has been going on for days in parma. missing there's no communication because i left because i left the combine trucks. i don't know what i lived here i came just. south african adrian wa

progress the salvage company warns there are still challenges and even with the given underway canal thora he say it will take days for the backlog to klia alexy o'bryant the inside story. all right let's bring in our guests in london stuart neil communications director at the international chamber of shipping in copenhagen christian buga professor of international relations at the university of copenhagen in zurich maggot man door a political analyst welcome to the program christian one of the things that keeps coming up in the discussion about all this is the size of the ever given this is a mega ship it is massive it is almost as long as the empire state building our ships these days simply getting too big and will accidents like this continue to happen the more the size of these ships increases. should. be here in this case the ever getting is after the x. raft carrying 400 meters chemist 20000 shipping containers and it was not surprising in the end you seen any accidents and perhaps you should also not forget that this was not the 1st incident with this particular ship there was a co

summer thora tease argue the system isn't practical would do you agree. no i mean we are already past that must go just ready we had we can start does any time sink we have to be aware of the recession but it's definitely out of the experimental stage ok to understand this let me pose the question differently why have the netherlands and spain and the united states embrace this is the. i mean for the nun ceasars i understand i mean they they have thrust fault out of this already. years ago was this a polio virus and there's a much better connection between the public health sector and the water sector already and this seemed to have a better management of us already also seeing more potential in this mission that's why they are. have a must maybe to add on that i hope that interim and you will improve because also the european union just posts its recommendations to include wastewater based a particular g. and base model tory. and will support them and states already i am still optimistic if you're also along with this interim well susanna could you expla

some also points out the dissidents rely on private communications when they're trying to evade all thora tarion regimes and that's not just a hypothetical for example there are numerous cases of high profile human rights activists from pakistan who have been tracked down and killed in exile in sweden and in canada as well there are exiles from chechnya who have been traced and killed right across europe including here in berlin and in the belgian raids a several of the people have been picked up a lawyer who say that they were using crypto started to communicate privately with their clients which they are entitled to do so while these crypto phone raids have got drug dealers running scared they've also got people worried who are worried about civil liberties to hold all right. thank you so much thought. on the pandemic means zoos around the world have been closed to visitors with no humans around apparently some animals the stuff to get bored so zookeepers in the czech republic of come up with a novel way of end to telling their killers chimpanzees. and. things were getting a bit slow fo

summer thora tease argue the system isn't practical would do were great. you know i mean we are already past that must go that she's ready we can start does and tyrus and we have to be aware of the protections but it's definitely out. ok to understand this let me pose the question differently why have the netherlands and spain and the united states embrace this is them. i mean for the nun ceasars i understand i mean they have a president called on this already. years ago was this the polio virus and there's a much better connection between the public health sector and the water sector already and they seem to have better management of us already also seeing more and more potential in this mission that's why they are. have a must maybe i should add that i hope that in german you will improve because also the european union just posts its recommendations to include wastewater placed a particular g. and the best model tory. and will support a member state so i'm still optimistic you can also move along with this interim well suzanna could you explain to us ho

term back in 2015 he selected her son to become his vice president she is expected to take less or thora tarion approach than her previous. robin sanders is the former u.s. ambassador to nigeria and the republic of congo and also former africa director at the white house national security council she says when the vice president takes over it will be a historic moment. certainly the madame during international women's month taking the reins is the 4th african woman sitting african woman that the president of an athlete nation she is unique and not only she will be president but she will also be head of government as well as head of state which is different than the other 3 african women presidents that we have mentioned earlier from the bone togo and ethiopia so her her role and her vision for the country towns and the it's going to be critical not only from the health perspective rather she's going to say that she's a b. that the late president had and she had brings her own views into the table on how to not only reengage back on the challenges that the country has been gaze fact with

platforming enough thora tarion sort of drive towards silencing voices that are against theirs like silencing people who are against free money printing by the way is going to possibly be something that they're against but once you go back to you never go back right here is something i saw trending and you could see it get my payment that was trending as everybody wanted to know they were tweeting out biden saying when am i going to get my payment when am i getting my money or worse my money remember this is the this is the theme going forward this is what ray dahlia sees he sees that this the shift in consciousness why do we need to pay taxes when you can just print give us more money you did it last or you could do it this year why do i have to go back to a job that i'm going to earn like 203040 percent less than i was making sitting home where's my money get me my payments so that sort of mindset as an investor you're looking at it and saying i've seen this in the. i've seen it with the bull of our i've seen it with many currencies in history when the people demand and the politicians are

it's children or animals in distress off commonly gives out food assists women in dealing with your thora g.'s arranges emergency accommodation and helps those who want to exit the sex trade. sandra comes here nearly every day she loves to cook today she's preparing a dish from her homeland jamaica she is she feels accepted. second esther calvin since the 1st day i walked in here and i'm rived with plastic bags and had nowhere to go to me and ever since then it's been like a miracle honestly. wish they take you in here and treat you like you're nothing other than the person actually large image bit of this. out on the street she says men only see one thing in her own center herself was born out of right she was conceived when her own grandfather abused her mother later he raped sandra too. when a person is raped their soul is raped too it came to gap that i struggled with myself for a long time whether i was good enough to be loved or whether i was only here for this one thing. because i get to know people but then they lose me then so it always feels like prostitution again. prostitute.

officer of our own dr roden glynn in a statement earlier citing a report by the norwegian healthful thora to the 4 medical workers in norway mental health workers in norway had developed a blood clot clotting issues within 14 days of receiving the jab it was a temporary halt in norway on thursday also in denmark and in iceland and the ripple effect has taken in most recently bulk area in the e.u. and also much more widely than that thailand has just called a temporary halt to its rollout of the astra zeneca job now as i was saying the irish or storage is very clear in pointing out that there is no conclusive link or not alleging that at all they have taken this move they say out of an abundance of caution and that as soon as new information by the european medical association can establish that there is nothing more than coincidence involved here they will revisit their decision. still to dominate wilkinson is that the universe evokes since you here in center for practical afaik he says health regulates have have to balance losing public confidence to think no information and if they over

rivers as well as in the mid north coast but this morning another 4 because he's on the coal oil or thora he's have ordered an evacuation order for that area and we will be seeing rescue boats and helicopters sent to people who need to get out because more and more roads being cut off at this stage it's. adar situation indeed with homes and livelihoods risk is there any relief on the horizon. well that's what people are hoping so this system has been caused by 2 significant weather systems actually merging the weather bureau says that about 10000000 australians have been affected by these weather warnings the leaf is expected to come later on tuesday but the premier of new south wales gladys berejiklian has said that that doesn't mean that the danger is all over it is all dependent on where the water is folding and into which catchments because obviously there is a lot of running downstream so even if the rain subsides in some areas we may still see rivers rising so the government says that this is still a dangerous situation and thousands more people are preparing today to evacuate from

it's children or animals in distress off family gives out food assists women in dealing with your thora to use arranges emergency accommodation and helps those who want to exit the sex trade. sandra comes here nearly every day she loves to cook today she's preparing a dish from her homeland jamaica here she feels accepted. as the token since the 1st day i walked in here and i arrived with plastic bags and had nowhere to go and ever since then it's been like a miracle honestly. wish they take you in here and treat you like you're nothing other than the person actually were our image a bit abused. out on the street she says men only see one thing in her own center herself was born out of rape she was conceived when her own grandfather abused her mother later he raped sandra too. when a person is raped their soul is raped too it came to gap that i struggled with myself for a long time whether i was good enough to be loved or whether i was only here for this one thing. because i get to know people but then they use me then so it always feels like prostitution again. prostitute. wolfgang hai

or thora to rule on whether sputnik very russia's vaccine can be used i mean it's politics playing a part in this do you think you you know politics plays the 2nd role on the scene the strings are pulled from behind by big business i think it's no it's really daunting. open and a secret or so the process is being hampered of getting rich vision for splitting to be in european countries it's mostly hampered by beastliness why i saw the result of my personal analysis is that western companies manufacturers like pfizer like mordor not like us for their maker they make huge a huge amount of money by wixon ating european citizens and imagine there were some kind of competition in the. market of scenes or competition by russia now or imagine you. could find out on their own that may be the real russian vaccine because it's a classic exene is supposed to harm the holes less than the western scenes so in my opinion both points are the real reason for the u. hempel richest nations was very interesting so not just politicking but big business getting involved as well not now the 2 european cou

some also points out the dissidents rely on private communications when they're trying to evade all thora tarion regimes and that's not just a hypothetical for example there are numerous cases of high profile human rights activists from pakistan who have been tracked down and killed in exile in sweden and in canada as well the exiles from chechnya who have been traced and killed right across europe including here in bolin and in the belgian raids a several of the people who've been picked up a lawyer who say that they were using crip their phones to communicate privately with their clients which they are entitled to do so while these crypto phone raids have got drug dealers running scared they've also got people worried who are worried about civil liberties. or thank you. on the pandemic means zoos around the world have been closed to visit with no humans around apparently some animals the stuff to get bored so zookeepers in the czech republic of come up with a novel way of end to tell you back chimpanzees. things were getting a bit slow for the local chimpanzees at the safari park. in th

it and expensive as it is to go from the mediterranean around africa and vice versa the suez canal thora he says around $20000.00 ships pass through the canal last year on egypt billions of dollars in total fee revenue the ever given is $1.00 of the largest container ships in the world but for every hour and every day it remains stuck on a reef and stationary there are concerns about the financial fallout and impact on global trade chance not that al-jazeera. european union leaders are discussing pandemic strategies amid the pressure of a coded 19 vaccine shortages and a potential 3rd wave they are considering curbing vaccine exports as member states are struggling to find ways to stop the spread of the virus before that more vaccines arrive this comes as several countries like belgian italy and poland have gone back into lockdown let's talk to natasha in paris tell us i guess more about this meeting and what they are trying to achieve. we are discussing vaccine they're talking about the vaccine rollout in the european union which has been desperately snow in some countries they're talki