if one's mind told to turin one is allowed to just say it's sold out to everyone in the town for missing toes up to it's. nothing cause in principle might have known comedy had been told not to malls on so long even by us i was a twit and. my choices in this cottage because even their way toward transmitting the troops. went in the question how much and i will. get up. the book. this is deja vu news live from berlin the end of an era nears in afghanistan the u.s. is reportedly planning to withdraw all its troops from the country by september 11th regardless of the security situation what will this mean for afghanistan and its people. also coming up the global vaccination drive suffers a setback us for.

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atomic energy agency and input and we have mohammad marandi he is a professor at the university of turin. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to town 1st professor marandi . initial reports from the meetings in vienna are a little bit more upbeat than i would have expected a little i'm surprised i have to say here what is your perspective from 10 because as i said in my introduction it's the u.s. is going to have to do a lot of things to get back into this deal that it walked away from unilaterally iran is going to have to get to tweak a few things here so how do you see things playing out go ahead. that's the reason why i am very cautious because the iranians are not going to get many new concessions to the united states deal of the g.'s if you know any is signed it's done both sides know what they have to do so the iranians are prepared to implement the deal in full as they have been doing so in the past but only if the united states fully implement its side of the bargain and carries out its commitments that the americans carry out

organizing and taking part in a larger unauthorized but peaceful protest in august 2019 the took place in turin chill rain they're veterans of a campaign for political reform that began almost 40 years ago when hong kong was still a british colony and democracy was limited china's recent overhaul of the political system means that campaign seems to be back where it began. emily lau is a rarity in today's hong kong an opposition figure who hasn't been arrested yet so maybe on next who knows but i think people just have to stand up and speak up for what they believe in and as the judge said take the consequences but the game is not over the fight will go on in a peaceful and nonviolent way. the sentences come amid a stepped up propaganda campaign to promote patriotic education lessons on safeguarding national security and now part of the curriculum another sign of how china is remaking this city it is. a dream brown al-jazeera on call. or china has reported in 18.3 percent leap in economic growth over the past 3 months it comes a week after the international monetary fund for cost growth of 8.4 p

undercover to hear allegations of corruption by those in power and if you're in a hurry get your news in turin it's from al-jazeera nice updates on home already. we move. on we're going to top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. attorney general merrick garland says the justice department is opening an investigation into policing practices in minneapolis this comes one day after former police officer derek jovan was found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd at least 22 patients have died at a public hospital in india's western maharastra us they too on their oxygen supply routes following a leak in the tank the hospital has been treating coronavirus patients the russian president vladimir putin is warning moscow will respond in a harsh way to any foreign provocations but wants to have good relations with other countries he made the comments in his annual state of the nation speech. antony's is navy is searching for 53 people on board a missing submarine being german made submarine made in 1979 was conducting a torpedo drill in waters north of the isla

the moment and live in the situation being as it is the death toll so high rules are seeing kraemer turin's struggling to cope. in a number of places we are seeing long lines of families waiting to cremate their dead or bury their dead at crematorium and also a burial grounds we're also starting to see the kramatorsk him using areas other than people run incriminatory rather using any free space they have to cremate bodies it's why the state of maharashtra has decided not to which is the worst affected state but the state of karnataka has decided to free up some public land to cremate bodies we have reports from the states of madhya pradesh and also of a number of states with those 2 are the most notable with official death toll just doesn't add up to the number of bodies which are being cremated predatory arms and some of those states are saying that they. cremating 5 times the number of people which they were last year and again with the cases rising as they are record numbers of cases and deaths we have a lot more restrictions coming into place in many parts of the country delhi is under

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undercover to hear allegations of corruption by those in power and if you're in a hurry get your news in turin it's from al-jazeera nice updates on time already am . ok welcome to the stream on today's episode a new proposed law in salts and the controversy surrounding it the anti separatists bill is its purpose is to stop radicalization but many muslims in salt see feel that it targets them in the way they wish to practice tests ace so online there are rallies their campaigns around a couple of different hashtags through instant put more he jabal hounds off my head jab hash tag salt he jab back you can join that discussion with us right now on you to jump into the comment section of the part of today's show. as a french misname woman i am exhausted and angry to see once again because these single my beliefs my choices and my body my country has made me choose between my hair out and my education my career my engagement discourse and my joints she is an ant's wanting to shop around my nieces in school. as i 1st citizen i am strict over my most basic human rights so he acts together with other

atomic energy agency and input and we have mohammad marandi he is a professor at the university of turin. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to down 1st professor marandi . initial reports from the meetings in vienna are a little bit more upbeat than i would have expected a little i'm surprised i have to say here what is your perspective from 10 because as i said in my introduction it's the u.s. is going to have to do a lot of things to get back into this deal that it walked away from unilaterally iran is going to have to get to tweak a few things here so how do you see things playing out go ahead. that's the reason why i am very cautious because the iranians are not going to give any new concessions to the united states and the deal of the g.'s e p o 8 is signed it's done both sides know what they have to do so the iranians are prepared to implement the deal in full as they have been doing so in the past but only if the united states you alluded to this point in attitudes in the past wrote one something on paper the signs are there

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more than half the world's new coronavirus cases in the past day have been recorded in india from a turin's aren't breaking point as the country grapples with its worst health crisis in modern history. here's president joe biden says people can now socialize outside without a mask if they've been fully vaccinated but face coverings are still be urged for crowded outdoor events. and at least 5 people have been killed in china during protests against the new military transition council demonstrations want to return to civilian rule to the army took charge in the wake of president idriss deby death . somalia's prime minister has signaled he does not support a proposed 2 year extension of the president's term the heads of 2 regional states who have been staunch allies of the president also rejected the move certainty has led to clashes in the somali capital mogadishu prompting some to flee as conference or reports. this is a neighborhood in mogadishu where people are leaving their homes trouble started on sunday when paul government and opposition security forces clashed during protests against

organizing and taking part in a larger unauthorized but peaceful protest in august 2019 the took place in turin chill range they're veterans of a campaign for political reform that began almost 40 years ago when hong kong was still a british colony and democracy was limited china's recent overhaul of the political system means that campaign seems to be back where it began emily lau is a rarity in today's hong kong an opposition figure who hasn't been arrested yet so maybe our next who knows but i think people just have to stand up and speak out for what they believe in and as the jack said take the concept. but the game is not over the fight will go on in a peaceful and nonviolent way. the sentences come amid a stepped up propaganda campaign to promote patriotic education lessons on safeguarding national security in our part of the curriculum another sign of how china is remaking this city it is. a dream brown al-jazeera on call. our colorful action campaign is coming to a close in cape verde. they are the nation has seen days of street parties as voters prepared to choose a new parliament and

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turin place.y, really tricky, so we definitely expected to be busy and people are very excited to be out. and thankfully it very gracious to be out as well as they enjoy the properties. and so while we expected it were also entering, i would call a second phase or third four phase of this pandemic that is staffing crisis for the hospitality industry in those areas where things are picking up. yeah are you experiencing that that same staffing shortage? we are? yeah no question. i think you know we went into the pandemic and about 240 associate strong and we are about 140. now s o pretty significant decrease and we are hoping that these folks come back, but we have a lot of the data suggests that people have left the hospitality industry given everything it's been through in the past year on, so we're kind of waiting to see and then managing how we do business. is based upon our staffing levels, which means oftentimes limiting how much we can do. yeah obviously, that's another adjustment that you're