u. k. along with delegates from as see on nations. all there to discuss a range of global issues from the pandemic to the build up of russian forces on ukraine's border. or challenge is there for us. there will be many topics of conversation that these foreign ministers are going to be going over. the poet, of course, is one of them. there is the new varying omicron spreading around the world, particularly in the united kingdom. this event is very much a masks on one, but they will also be talking about the perceived threats of russia and china with the build up of forces russian forces near the gradient border. there is still a fear amongst g 7 countries that there might be some kind of military action against ukraine. understandings in the occupied west bank are voting in local council elections. these are the 1st poles in 2 years, but the leaders of sutton, her.

u. k. along with delegates from the assay and nations. the u. k. foreign secretary has called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china. re challenge is in liverpool. liz truss who's hosting this event is very much seeing this as a meeting of the free world. she puts there and of like minded countries, and that such like monte countries have duty to be united in their, in their perspective on threats that the free, well does. she might say it is under now. those threats, of course, at the moment, primarily coven, 19 with omicron, the new variance spreading around the world. they have much to talk about on that front. president abraham racy, says iran is serious about the latest round of negotiations to revive the 2050 nuclear deal and the world powers are willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. stay tv reported those comments as talk continued for another day in vienna, palestinians and the occupied west bank of voting and local council elections that the 1st poles in 2 years. but the leaders o

u. k. along with delegates from the assay and nations, the u. k. foreign secretary has called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china. dozens of people have been killed and several others were injured. after tornadoes, tor through parts of the central united states emergency crews are still trying to rescue a large number of people who are still trapped and talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dealer. continuing for another day, it vienna, according to state tv, the iranian president, abraham bracy says, here on is serious about the negotiations and of world powers, a willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. let's talk now to muhammad mirandi. he's an advisor to iran's delegation. he's joining us at life from vienna mohammed mirandi. do all the sanctions have to go or is there are a parcel of less than all the sanctions that turan would accept. i think it's pretty clear that if the europeans and americans expect the route to go back to 2015, then they also have to go back that 2015 as well. t

u. k. along with russia and china and the united states, wrapped up their 7th round of talks in vienna. now it's clear the clock is ticking . we don't have much time there is hm, obvious sense of urgency in every pin we do here. so we will resume. we will resume shawn or we will be, i hope, javion, the final french of these negotiations. the leader radian negotiator, a deputy foreign minister ali buggery. connie is more helpful than ever before. that's because the 2 proposals iran put forward at the start of this round, which began on november 29th have finally been agreed on by all parties. and the most important developments so far, the americans are talking specific sanctions relief for iran to have him homogeneity manascale damn. we are making provisions about sanctions release and have come back and forward with the american. this london pavek shipped to the series about the man and we are in the process of negotiating the daily iran and will power signed a nuclear agreement in 2015, which c

u. k. along with delegates, from se on nations. all there to discuss the range of global issues from the pandemic to the build up of russian forces on ukraine's border or challenges there for us. there will be many topics, conversation that these foreign ministers are going to be going over. the poet, of course, is one of them. there is the new varian omicron, spreading around the world, particularly in the united kingdom. this event is very much a masks on one, but they will also be talking about the perceived threats of russia and china with the build up of forces. russian forces live ukrainian border. there is still a fear amongst g 7 countries that there might be some kind of military action against ukraine. understandings in the occupied west bank are voting in local council elections. these are the 1st polls in 2 years, but the lead of the sutton house remain at odds over when to hold the next general election. last one of those was 15 years ago was leading nuclear inspector is told out of the, or iran needs to grant more acc

u. k. along with russia and china and the united states, wrapped up their 7th round of talks in vienna. now it's cleared, the clock is ticking. we don't have much time. the reason polish sense of urgency in every pin we do here. so we will resume, we will resume whom we will be, i hope hub in the final thrones of these negotiations. the leader in, in negotiator and deputy foreign minister ali bowery. connie is more hopeful than ever before. that's because the 2 proposals are on put forward at the start of this round, which began on november 29th, have finally be agreed on by all parties to be part of the day log in the upcoming talks. and the most important developments so far the americans are talking specific sanctions really for iran was my last, as we are making provisions about sanctions, relief and have gone back and forth with the americans. and they've accepted a series of our demands and we are in the process of negotiating the details of the whole year. iran and world power signed a nuc

u. k. along with poland, hungary, russia, turkey for arise and hate speech violence and hate crimes against l. g b, t. i. people, a recent report by the organization found online abuse against trans people, harmful political and social discourse about trans rights, and a sharp increase in transfer crimes in the u. k. why is the u. k, so hostile to trans people? until the mysteries all of us, it wasn't widespread until extremely recently. as late as 2017, we made steady advances for the trans people in britain with legislation that protected our employment rights. our right to be served in shops and use other services. and of course the, the gender recognition act, which i was part of bringing forwards in 2004, which provides legal recognition to trans people. and most importantly is designed to enable a trans women like me to change my originally issued birth certificate. so that if somebody asked to state that most fundamental identity document, then i'm not immediately out it. because as you ca

u. k. along with delegates from the assay on nations, the u. k foreign secretary has called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china. re challenge is in liverpool. live trust is hosting this event is very much seeing this as a kind of meeting.

u. k. along with delegates from the nation. the british foreign secretary is called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china . talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal of continuing for another day indiana, according to say television, iran, president abraham rice, c, says cheiron is serious about the negotiations. will power, willing to remove sanctions and agreement can be reached and how to send in the occupied west bank of voting and local elections? the 1st polls in 2 years are the leaders of mass reminded of over when to hold a general election. the last one of those was 50 years ago. the uganda and congress armies, excuse me, say they are making progress in their joint operation against the allied democratic forces in east and democratic republic of congo. they say they've destroyed for camps belonging to the group capture. $34.00 fighters and fried $31.00 congress. hostages for people on the ground. it's raising hopes, but also there is some unease about this partnership now. come w

u. k. europe, along the remains the u. k. hotspot with more than 122000 new infections in a day while france is also across to 100000 daily cases. for the 1st time, dick relies lift off from a tropical rain forest to the edge of time itself. james, where begins are void back to the birth of the universe. while the largest and most powerful space telescope has a built, has launched from south america assigned his hope, james webb, telescope will help humans, better understand stars and galaxies. but more than 13000000000 years old. glistening post is coming up next. ah ah, hello, i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post. we're breaking format this week with a special program on palestine and israel. the violence that spiraled through the month of may the dispossession of palestinians from jerusalem. the blood that was shed at the alex a mosque, the renewed, brutal onslaught on gaza. and the stories of resistance all sounded uncomfortably familiar. but for a change, it seemed like the world was listening. watchin

u. k is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from southeast asian countries. russia was singled out by the u. s. in britain for a massing troops on ukraine's border. the us is sending its leading diplomat for europe to russia and ukraine. karen don fried, will need senior officials in kiev and moscow over the 2 days part from the russian troops build up. the state department says don fried will also push for progress on ending the conflicts in east and ukraine. washington has warned russia, they'll be consequences if it invades rounds. fraser and deborah haman se says his government is serious about the nicest round of talks in vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. he said if well, powers are willing to remove sanctions on to ron and agreement can be reached. serbian protestors were back out blocking roads for a 3rd weekend running, denouncing plans for lithium mining. but saturdays crowds with smaller than past weeks after the government bows to some demand. it scrapped laws with activists that were purely designed to help mining giant re tinto dont operati

u. k is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from southeast asian countries. russia was singled out by the u. s. and brittany, for a mass in troops on the plains border. and the u. s. is sending its leading diplomat for europe to russia and ukraine. karen, dawn freed, will make senior officials in care of and mosque over the next 2 days. apart from the russian troop build up, the state department says don fried wills are pushed for progress on ending the conflict in east in the ukraine. iran president abram racy, says his government is serious about the latest round of talks in vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. he said if will power that willing to remove sanctions on terror on an agreement can be reached colostomy of voted in municipal elections for more than a $150.00 local councils across the occupied west bank on saturday. but a key faction boycotted the pole hamas which governs the gaza strip, was angered out. the parliamentary and presidential elections were cancelled earlier this year. and protested were back out demonstrating in vienna against th

u. k is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from southeast asian countries. russia was singled out by the us and britain, the mass in troops on the ukraine, florida. the u. s. is sending a siena debit that to russia and ukraine. karen dunn fried will meet senior officials in kevin moscow. the state department says don fried will push for dialogue to end the conflict in eastern ukraine strands. president abram raise. he says his government is serious about the latest round of talks in vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. he said, if will powers are willing to remove sanctions on terror on an agreement can be reached. palestinians have been voting and municipal elections for more than a $150.00 local councils across the occupied west bank elementary and presidential elections were cancelled earlier this year. so those were the headlines and is continues here on out to 0 after inside story structure. and thanks to watching bye for now. ah, will, julia, this'll be extradited. us all the founder of the wiki leaks when i thought thank 3 and not been for years no

u. k. is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegate from the nation. talk sort of on the 2015 or on nuclear deal or continuing for another day in vienna, according to state television, around the president abraham. right. you see says ron is serious about the negotiations and if well powers are willing to remove sanctions and agreements can be reached. palestinians of the occupied west bank of voting and local council elections though the 1st pulse in 2 years. but the leaders of fatter and must remain at odds over went to hold the next general election, which was last held 15 years ago. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes, of the heavy flooding and the french ponies region. residents and suffers from being urged to stay at home and flood waters continue to rise, and the areas on red alert is long rainfall in the region takes its toll. those are the lines i'm back with moni is here on out there in half. now. next, it's people and power to stay with us. me. ah ah. the for 2 years the world has been wrestling with the damage that has c

u. k is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from south east asian countries and talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal of continuing for another day in vienna. according to the television around president abraham. right, you see says around it's serious about the negotiations on deck, willpower, a willing to remove sanctions, and agreement can be reached. let's return to our top story. the devastating us tornadoes and storms. john allen isn't assistant professor of meteorology at central michigan university and joins us from mount pleasant in the state of michigan goods. happy with us professor on the program. a you can't say your surprise. you've seen tornadoes, i think as part of your career. but are you surprised about the, the volume and the roster t with which this group of tornadoes has hit this particular part of the us it's certainly going to go down to one of the bigger events in history. particularly for december. i wouldn't say that it's totally unprecedented. we have had long tracked off the united states. the record is held by tri state, tornado 1

u. k is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from southeast asian country. russia was singled out by the us in britain for a massive troops on ukraine's border. the south pacific island of new caledonia is holding a referendum on independence from france. it's the 3rd vote on the issue. off the vote is narrowly rejected the idea in 2018, and 2020. it's counting the cost thou stay with us here now, jazeera, the corona virus pandemic has altered modern society. as governments have grappled with soaring cases, contact tracing, and huge data collections are causing concern amongst civil rights activists. people in power investigates the ever increasing powers of governments and businesses as they access peoples most personal data and asks, what is being done to regulate the flow of sensitive information under the cover of cove it on a jazzy i lose hello, i'm hasn't seek this is counting the cost on your look at the world of business and economics this week, no one is safe until everyone is safe. corona virus is forcing the world to take unifying action against health,

u. k is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from southeast asian countries. voting is underway in the independence referendum on the time the south pacific island group of new caledonia . it's the 3rd time the french rule territories deciding on the issue. it's narrowly rejected a breakaway in 20182020 main independence policies boycotting the referendum. they're worried. the pandemic will undermine a yes vote. wayne hay is monitoring the referendum from tower in new zealand. this referendum as being held in quite a tent atmosphere, given those calls to stay away from the polling booths by the leaders of the pro independence political parties. in fact, they have called for this boat to be postponed until late next year. of course, the french government rejected those calls in the vote is going ahead. so those pro independence groups have labeled this entire process and democratic because of the conditions in the lead up to sundays voting and also the conditions on the day. and it appears as if people are heating, those calls to boy caught the vert. we've had

u. k is talking a good talk and it's clearly traveling along the route towards greater climate action, but it's not actually matching its talk with it's practical actions. and so that what's being ignored at the moment or 2 of the projects in the u. k, which are both past the criteria for success. more of those is the acre project in scotland as you and i know very well which is very interesting project because importantly, it gets access for the 1st time to about 80 percent of the different geological varieties of storage in the north sea. so opens up a huge realm of opportunity. and even if some of that storage doesn't work technically than the other parts will because it's really well understood really well known from the oil and gas industry. from literally decades and decades of exploration and production work, which the oil and gas industry holds the records of and is accessible for use by carbon dioxide storage developers. so to ignore that at this stage seems a strange way of behaving because that's a really low risk, safe and secure way of developing a carbon storage project. and

u. k is hosting the g 7 foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from r c. m. nations and talks to revise. the 2015 iran nuclear dealer continuing for another day in vienna. according to state television, iran's president abraham rice, he says to her on is serious about the negotiations. and if well, powers are willing to remove sanctions and agreement can be reached. the philippines says it seriously concern, but allegations that it's one of several countries being spied on by china as jerbill. allen. duncan reports from manila, the chinese are denying research by a u. s. group of an espionage campaign against countries involved in the dispute over fishing and mineral rights. this south china seas territorial dispute is seen as the next security flash point in asia. be genes, illegal reclamation, and growing military expansion have angered other claimant countries like indonesia, vietnam, and the philippines who are the q split of blatantly violating international law. but china's stands accused to once again this time by a global research group which says it found evidence tha

u. k. is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in the northern city of liverpool, along with delegates from assay and nations, and talks to revise. the 2015 iran nuclear dealer, continuing for another day in vienna. according to state television, iran's president and bohemia se says to her on a serious about the negotiations, and if well, powers are willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. warner on the tornadoes in the us. alger 0 is where the present a car lag explains what caused the destructive storms to understand how those devastating tornadoes developed. we have to look at the satellite image for north america on friday, and you can see the line of storms develop go central areas, but very quickly moved from west to the east. now they were very far moving and developed rather quickly. we have to look at the iso time chart to understand how that happened. we had cold air blowing in from the west, now that joined up with warm, moist and moving up from the gulf of mexico. and when you have a clash of those and masses, you do get the severe storms rolling all the way from the midw

u. k. 208000, just across the channel in france, that is a european records for the most number of cases in a day. and france along with say, greece tackling this by bringing in new restrictions in away the england. isn't there other parts of the u. k which have gotten northern ireland and scotland, who have their own administrations and do their own things. they brought in tough restrictions and in england, in france we are seeing the proposals which are going to be going through parliament to make the health path. so you have to show you to get into restaurants and things like that. specifically about vaccinations previously you could show a negative test or test results and that can get you into to a restaurant soon. it will be most likely that you will have to have your full vaccination to be able to use those sorts of businesses. but they are also tightening up working from home at 3 that mandatory working from home for anyone who can restrict in the number of the attendance. number of indo venues to $25000.00 for out of and he has greece is tightening up kate's mosque wearing. it's working from home measures

u. k. city of liverpool, russia in particular, has been singled out by the us and britain for massing troops along ukraine's border. but finding consensus among allies might be difficult from liverpool, rory challenge now. prisons, foreign secretary welcomed her richwell counterparts with a broad band. and cobit conscious fist bumps the u. k. the u. s. canada, germany, france, italy, japan. the g 7 is a club of advanced economy democracies and their friends. and these meetings are a chance for them to affirm both what they're for and what they're against. we need to defend ourselves against the growing threats from hostile actors. and we need to come together strongly to stand up to aggressors who are seeking to limit the bounds of freedom and democracy. have all their perceived threats, coven, china, iran, and more. it's massive, russia that is seen as the hottest issue with russian troops massed on the other side of the ukrainian border. the clear alarm from western democracies about the possibility of an invasion. what we have to do is deter russia from taking the course of action. i've been ve

u. k is hosting g 7 foreign ministers in the northern city of liverpool, along with delegates from assimilation and talks to revise. the 2015 iran nuclear dealer, continuing for another day in vienna. according to state television, iran's president and bohemia se.

if you look at what's actually been taking place along the border, now at this point you can recall the u. k and they're provocations over the black sea waters last summer. in addition to that, there was an incident just recently, just yesterday we saw a to nato warplanes that were escorted by russia over the black sea prevented from violating russia's air space. this point, members of the u. s. congress are coming out and saying that they would consider bombing russia. now there's been a fire storm of criticism from their colleagues in response to these comments from american politicians. here's what took place. i would not rule out american troops on the ground. we don't do, you know, we don't rule out 1st use nuclear action. anyone who would propose or even consider what he is saying as an option must be insane. a sociopath or a status launch a nuclear attack that would start a war that would destroy the american people, our country, and the world, and also the ukrainians, so that we can save ukraine's democracy. i mean, it literally is insane. now the backdrop for all of this is the inte

if you look at what's actually been taking place along the border now at this point you can recall the u. k and there are provocations over the black sea waters last summer. there, there is also been intensification of activity from u. s. strategic bomber aviation over the area. there's actually a claim for moscow that americans are rehearsing, dropping nuclear bombs near the russian border. just yesterday, we saw 2 nato, a war plains that were escorted by russia over the black sea prevented from violating russia's aerospace they were aiming to violate russia's aerospace and the and russia essentially prevented them from doing so. escorting them over the black sea. in addition to that, we have situations where we have members of the us, congress and of u. s. senators making statements about possibly attacking russia, saying that they wouldn't be opposed to such a thing and creating a fire storm of opposition from their colleagues. here's some of what's been said. i would not rule out american troops on the ground. we don't do, you know, we don't rule out. first use nuclear action. any one w

minister's called unavoidable, non essential shops, bars, restaurants, along with schools and many public places have closed. in the u. k. prime minister boys johnson is under pressure to impose tougher restrictions to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed. more than 80 to 1000 infections were reported earlier on sunday, but anger against new restrictions is continuing for the 3rd weekend in a row belgians turned out to impose to oppose compulsory health measures, such as mosques locked downs and vaccine passes. that vessel has more now on the look down in the netherlands. one of the free countries in europe, no has district is locked down since 5 o'clock this morning, only essential shops are allowed to remain open and only visitors are allowed at home. the decision came as a surprise to many here in the netherlands and is specifically dramatic for business owners. and the busy weeks before christmas. the government says, even though infection, the army, chrome ferry and not as widespread as in other countries, yet they are concerned that in the next few weeks, hospital will be flooded. but the main reason, accordin

along we spoke with mohammed shar, fake his, the head of the u. k. is ramadan foundation and also with radio host and color miss john gordon. they shared with us their thoughts on this controversy. what this is, is another example of attacks against my i naughty committee, in this case, the muslim a jewish community who was standing united. i'm taking court action against this decision. if you're talking about animal welfare, then you should really be talking about the bo welfare across the board and the european union under european commission and countries in europe in europe, a using this is an excuse to come down on the individual rights of muslims and jews . across europe and i think it's up to you right, that is challenged through the court system. i don't agree with this analysis on what the british people think. if there was a similar poll just for the united kingdom. it would you, nana mostly know unanimously but by vast majority said that animal should be stunned. first, i think animals deserve to be slaughtered humanely. i understand the r

along . and to assist us throughout this process, including up to now. yeah, the u. k. they want to show how good of a vassal they, they are to the us and show what a good little brother they are. but let's get into those 17 charges which songs faces and faces 175 years in prison. can you give us like an overview of those charges? okay, so 17 out of 18 of those charges all relate to julian and wiki leaks is obtaining and publishing of documents which are primarily known as the afghan, the stan war diaries, the iraq war logs, the diplomatic cables and the guantanamo bay detainee files. and we've seen documents which discuss the killings of civilians which were sort of covered up also the practice of of the use of child prostitutes pre p besson children as well. so we're talking about pet ophelia, which was sanctioned, or, or turned a blind eye to, by occupation forces nato forces us forces, which was engaged in by u. s. allies. in gamma. stan, ironically, heat. the taliban had had put an end at least formerly, legally, to certain practices which sort of researched after

along and to assist the u. s. throughout this process, including up to now. yeah, the u. k. they want to show how good of a vassal state they are to the us. and so what a good little brother they are. but let's get into those 17 charges which songs faces and he faces 175 years in prison. can you give us like an overview of those charges? okay, so 17 out of 18 of those charges all relate to julian and wiki leaks is obtaining and publishing of documents which are primarily known as the afghanistan war diaries, the iraq war logs, the diplomatic cables and the guantanamo bay detainee files. and we've seen documents which discuss the killings of civilians which were sort of covered up also the the practice of, of the use of child prostitutes preview besson children as well. so we're talking about pedophilia, which was sanctioned or, or turned a blind eye to by occupation forces nato forces us forces which was engaged in by u. s. allies in a gamma stand. ironically, heat. the taliban had had put an end at least formally, legally, to certain practices which sort of researched after

u. k. foreign secretary has called for western unity. again, still authoritarianism and threats from russia and china bouquets. hosting g certain foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from the assay, unconscious talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dealer. continuing for another day in vienna. the iranian president, every embrace, uses to iran, is serious about the negotiations, and it will power are willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. dozens of people if he dared, and several others were injured. after tornadoes tore through 5 states in central, wes, emergency crews are still trying to rescue a large number of people who are still trumped car was tracking that developing story for us out of our where the center. so car, just take us through what happened here. so to understand how those devastating tornadoes developed, we have to look at the satellite image for north america on friday. and you can see that line of storms that developed across central areas, but very quickly moved from west to the east. now they were very fast moving and developed rather quickly. we have to look at the i 3rd time chart to understand how that ha

and deaths are reaching along levels in the united states, on average, more than 820000 infections and almost 1300 fatalities have been reported every day . meanwhile, the u. k is registered another record number of cove cases for 3rd day in a row with just of 93000 infections recorded on friday. more than $3000.00 confirm to be on the chrome varian and the united nations. human rights counselors agree to establish an international commission to investigate alleged abuses in if you appear un says that it's receiving incredible reports that all sides in the civil war are committing severe human rights violations. now in other news, thousands of tunisians have been out protesting on the 11th anniversary of the uprising that triggered the arab spring revolution, crowds rallied both for and against the president chi saeed. he recently announced to constitutional referendum for next july, a year off to seizing widespread powers and to move his opponents have described as a qu, vizier, lies of oakland, has more on this from tunas ah purchase. on the 11th anniversary or the store to the, to the resolution that led to the end to the authoritarian rule of presidency

u. k. canada and australia have already announced diplomatic boycotts in protest against alleged human rights abuses against muslims in shing trying. thousands of civilians are fleeing attacks along the most border with thailand or tillery and as strikes if it areas near the tiny town of may sort. the amount military is talking rebels from the current ethnic minority. they want to several ethnic groups wanting grace rule told me, michael, but curtis is the asia director at the center for humanitarian dialogue. he says, the military genta is struggling to gain control and contain rebel fighters. i think it's 2 things. i think 1st of all, it's the dry season and this is traditionally the fighting season, them yama. so it's possible for the mom are army to, to, to launch these attacks, clear skies and not wet weather. the 2nd reason, of course, is that the correct in particular have been hom bring formerly or informally, some of the resistance groups that have been set up to counter the could. and i think the, ma'am, our army is going off to them with something bigger. the army has not been able to stabilize the country, has all been able to damp and down the ferocious resistance, t

u. k. we've seen it in the u. s. denmark, spain. so i think um army con will become the predominant variant and lesser or until another variant comes along or that leads me beautifully to my next question is how long will cove it go on developing more new variance? it's hard to say, viruses seek to evade immunity. they are to seek to, to survive. so while there's a lot of virus around, you know, in countries in the community, they'll be mutations and then one variant may emerge and the factors are right, it can start to spread and start to spread extensively. so that's why i think that the precautions to control measures that are being put in place now during the winter holiday in western europe just before new years, really needed to be put in a bit earlier. when the warning signs were there already in november that there was a new variant or simply that we new cases would go up because people are inside more because there's poor ventilation. so the abuto has called for 70 percent of the world to be vaccinated by july. i hope we can go a lot faster. otherwise, we could look at a similar situation in the year that i hope will have learne

u. k. is ruled out imposing further restrictions for now despite a record surgeon infections, there's a different picture. however, in croatia, the government, they're expected to impose stricter measures to mitigate the outbreak. along with restrictions, governments are accelerating vaccine programs. south america has become the most vaccinated continent in the world. with 63 percent of the population fully inoculated. well then, the moment will get more in the situation in europe, because lena zombie, which is, has the latest from the creation capital the diagram, jonah hollis standing by for us in london. but 1st, let's go with the sand drum p at the in, but also how are countries in latin america, how they dealing with this latest search? well, so far, hero tore thief are obviously worried about the arrival of the current fire. in the 1st cases that have been discovered in the majority of the countries throughout latin america. but right now we haven't seen a search in numbers throughout this region. actually the numbers are at their lowest and many here of in a creek to praise. the fact that now that america is the most fascinating region in the world, and this is quite surprising, given the fact that this is pr

u. s. is imposed or lifted, the americans for their parts have said that they have discussed the proposals that the capitals along with the european signatories of the deal that is, france, you k and germany. and in the next 48 hours, the various working groups to discuss the america response, we have not heard exactly what the response is and neither have the rains. we understand the technical work in groups will be told what the americans have come back with in terms of what the international atomic energy agency has to do with all of this. they are the watchdog that polices the j. c, p o, a, the nuclear deal of 2015. and the head of that organization has said that there has been serious issues with iran compliance over the past few months. and that they are very concerned that they no longer have the access that they want to have when it comes to policing, iran's nuclear program, the radians say they are upholding their end of the deal that they are giving access to the agency under the agreements and nothing more, the americans have threatened to call an emergency board of governors meeting of the i. e before the years and to discuss iran's noncompliance is they put it. an

u g. the national union govern, which is the government that's been set up in exile along the border where they seized a number of people. but this is a town which was controlled by the k, a knew the korean national union. they seem to put up a fairly fierce resistance or reports that they took a number of casualties, a and a number of prisoners from the mir mom military. they appear now to have pushed back or not only with troops on the ground, but also with those a to air attacks. and this is something we've seen very consistently since the military coup in february, where the mere mar military have met resistance. they have gone back into areas afterwards and absolutely crash that resistance. we saw that earlier in the year than in lloyd gore and karen areas we've seen fighting with the korean. and earlier this week, up in sa, gang in central miramar, where there were reports or serve airships. and fighter planes being used against the military. it is a very disturbing a development. i think a lot of people very concerned that these attacks are being used frequently and fairly indiscriminately. but of course, the mere mom military while it faces a lot of resistance