u. k. u. s. india and spain approach and restrictions. testing requirements are being imposed entre surgeon cases in china. one has been increased focus on the spread of cobra, that many countries around the world have been reporting high case loads in recent weeks. in last 28 days more than 4000000 new cases have been detected in japan. south korea seen over 1800000 cases, also high in france and the united states with 1320000 and 1750000 respectively, over 40 percent of infections in the u. s. and goes by the only kron sub variant known as x b b. it's honey transmissible and it's developed resistance to immune sheets. china is report 685000 cases in the same timeframe, but usually absence of information from the chinese government. it says on different guessing game to determine the size and severity of the surge in the world's most populous country. dr. william shafter is a professor of infectious diseases. he says, it's china's withholding of information that has other countries worried. the concern is that was so much multiplication of the virus, as you say, is a huge surge of infections in the chinese population. that gives the virus the opportunity to mutate. and it could possibly mutate into a new variance, a variant that could evade the protection of our current vaccines and therapeutics . and because the chinese government is not providing the world's scientific community, the genetic information about the viruses currently circulating in china. the thought is,

u. k. u. s. india and spain. that have brought in testing requirements for us to search in new cases in china. north korea's me as promising an exponential increase in the production of nuclear weapons state media, as kim jong known as ordered, new intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear capability. he says he wants the arsenal to surpass the u. s. and south korea on saturday. so said north korea $53.00 short range ballistic missiles towards the sea to the east of the korean peninsula. eunice came reports from so there was dancing fireworks and a ballistic missile launch. north korea brought in the new year, not just with the stiff at ease, but also by firing what it called. it's super large, multiple rocket launcher officials showed all the systems on saturday, capping a 6 day meeting of the ruling workers party in which they laid out their goals for a 2023 king john then said 30 such systems were ready to be deployed to quote overwhelm the enemy, south korea. young young also warned. it would significantly increase the production of tactical nuclear weapons, shuns helen tones, would it hang with the current situation, highlights the necessity to mass, produce tactical nuclear weapons, and calls for an exponential increase of the countries nuclear. often, 0, one, north korea declared itself a nuclear estate and september, c

u. k. u. s. india and spain. that have brought in restrictions. testing requirements are being imposed after surgeon cases in china, or wall has been increased focus on the spread of cobra, that many countries around the world have been reporting high case loads in recent weeks. krasier has formerly a doctor, the euro almost 10 years after joining the european union. it also becomes part of the shang and zone, meaning people can travel freely to other member nations without having to go through id checks. the european commission president osler from the line travelled to a border crossing between croatia and slovenia on sunday, and hailed at the milestone. you got to go careers leader is promising an exponential increase in the production of nuclear weapons. state media says kim junglin has ordered new intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear capability . he says he wants the arsenal to surpass the u. s. and south korea, because both countries are trying to quote, isolate and stifle the north. jung yang as launched more missiles this year than ever before. there's a top stories, do you stay with us on out there at witness the dancer thieves continues. now, i'm back out of that with an usa. told me that if you can, i've enough your brooklyn to kiss yankee lou cumor can reply back to leslie. why? why the let on it's the freakish co matthews government to not accept. so men. yeah, you don't suffocate to pause that gives you it just shows that i'm asking you within one pa don't as your visitor. glad you'd bhaskar shock can't chucker drop antigua methodist amidala puts to lay julia kinky vianza blends a tool as you'll just be glad them shows dollars. you'll have uh, one of your monthly procedure. you book with it in your vehicle or did have to have as much of their security as well. i meant last at your leisure. this a good think even move water would assures all said the book would yo

the 2 countries join a number of others, including the u. k. u. s. india and spain that are brought in testing requirements on a surge in new cases in china. hope francis presided over a special new year's day mass a day off to his predecessor bennett and 16th died in retirement to the vatican. process said the former pope was a gift to the world and the church. and it was the 1st spoke to step down in 600 years in 2013 when he began to suffer ill health. his body will line state and synthesis basilica the 3 days before his funeral, which will be led by pope francis e o g. as he's jamar. today we leave our beloved pope ameritas, benedicts. the 16th was in the hands of the holy mother in law so that she may lead him from this world to god. honda like the policing fuels, including coal, have been banned in and around india's capital. new delhi is the latest attempt to improve air quality for the cities 32000000 residents. despite the benefits, the band is costing some businesses more and that's causing resentment. revenue, me to report some deandre

u. k is influence is greater than that of the u. s. and the rest of the west is the u. k. that pulls the strings in ukraine and is a major external controller that you might to do. and they know whatever happens. i mean zalinski and his entourage. amy, they'll be fine. no matter what happens in ukraine. they'll leave and lead a com life. that's why they so calmly let their country be torn apart and fall into further poverty by the name. they let it become an arena for a stand off between russia and there, where testing him as though i sees i flung book aqua, and what was their ply plant again, what at the party were saying? they have only one pan, althea se, fuel processes that could weaken russia and its leadership. i see you as you go. that's the west. same i thought possibly which zelinski and his team are trying to pull off here is i did ask you what, when am i to zalinski you believe kalonski will hall down to tower for la ladia could you want cuz i am restore her missing. i don't know about his fate my had, but i must say, i'd very much like to see him answer for all

u. k. agreed with united states to make the british indian ocean territory available for the defense purposes of the u. s. and the u. k. and the gulshan people were removed from the islands. we must, however, now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory. the government has now considered all the available information and has decided against the resettlement of the chicken people on the grounds of feasibility, defense and security interests, and the cost to the british taxpayer. the costs of being estimated to, to vary from anything between 55000000 for a me a 50 people going back to anything like 256000000 pounds for one and a half 1000. it would then also trigger the obligation of her majesty's government to pay on an annual basis, the costs of sustaining the population. and in fact, when there is no hospital available, no, no care urgently that can be delivered to people. it is in my view, unsustainable to expect a community of any such size to exist in such a setting. certainly, rosendam, mister speaker bridges should go. seasons should have the right of self dete

u. k. is influence is greater than that of the u. s. and the rest of the west is the u. k. that pulls the strings in ukraine and is a major external controller that you might to do. and they know whatever happens. i mean zalinski and his entourage amy, they'll be fine, no matter what happens in ukraine. they'll leave and lead a calm life. that's why they so calmly let their country be torn apart and fall into further poverty underneath. if they let it become an arena for a stand off between russia and the where his thing am as though i sees i flung book aqua and what was there ply planted again. what that a pretty of us the yeah. they have only one plan. i thought this standoff was meant to weaken russia, whatever you got it, and today we are seeing this happening yet, not the victory of ukraine. was it? but we will know it's impossible due to certain objective reasons. what say yes, i see, but it could ignite an internal struggle. you are saying in literacy, fuel processes that could weaken russia and it's leadership. i said, okay, that's the west. same weather, if possible

u. k. u, as another nater, i might have made numerous bids to drive a wedge between moscow. i knew johnny marshall m mathis, warren, a former deputy chief of india, integrated defense staff, told me earlier that russia is a reliable military partner for the country. india has to dig very strong strategic partnerships with russia also, france and india. now are procurement has only follow the strategy of keeping it so. so i will say that is one part. but notwithstanding that, the india, russia, and in the former soviet union relationship, particularly in the defense, goes a long way as seen as a very, very reliable and extremely important strategic partner in the context for a credit contract in the us taken a style, which is absolutely in the national interest, so it's not falling for any one site. it takes a very balance fan, that's one. but there is more economy and the economics and the entire process. you use all kinds of reasonings to put it in the way. the indian government was very conscious about what dependency on import and therefore the argument about it in a strategy that's being put in place, looks at indian elation of india defense, the government. and that is going to play a major role. bob lex modus operandi. interesting topic that will be back at the top of the alpha with ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. the show that dive deep into global foreign policy and international relations to examine their methods and patterns. and it's history that reverberates in our lives today. all right, so make claim to be non partisan benign nonprofits that assist nations or promote a cause. oftentimes they claim to promote democracy in other or humanitarian causes . but most importantly, the n g part of the acronym and g o non governmental implies, there are no ties to any particular government. today will explore whether angio are really just a trojan horse. all right, let's get into the ammo ah. in the 21st century, public perception is key to achieving policy goals of any government in any country on the planet. including those of foreign policy agendas. now known chomsky and edward s, herman in their seminal 1988 book manufacturing consent examined how media helps shape public perception and ultimately achieve a government's policy objectives. chomsky said this quote, propaganda is to democracy. what violence is too tall, a tarion ism, and that was in 1088. today, governments rely heavily on social media. influence serves the media itself and more subversively on non governmental organizations or, and yos for short. now able to do and perform tasks that are politically risky or flat out antithetical to international law. and jose have the ability to skirt around such inconveniences and nuisance. after all, they are not a part of any government right? wrong. all right, sort of and jose, as their name implies, are not technically a part of any branch of government, at least not here in the us. however, the caveat is oftentimes at least for these american ones, these n jose take in a tremendous amount of funding directly from the u. s. government. now take, for example, the n e d. ned is the national endowment for democracy. now ned says they are, quote, an independent non profit foundation dedicated to the growth and strict strengthening of democratic institutions around the world. cool, that sounds great. they use words like democracy, scholars, activists, human rights, freedom. they give out grants free money to promote all this good stuff, but keep reading. and that tells you right there, funded largely by the u. s. congress. as founding in 1983 garnered bipartisan support stateside. one of the rare instances, the american political do wobbly publicly agree, and it's through the private non profit ned, that the u. s. pores billions of dollars into these and g o z chief among them. the and d i and the i r i, the national democratic institute and the international republican institute respectively. and george soros, his massive network of various and cios such as his open society foundations. so in effect, and

u. k. foreign office giving insight into the block propaganda campaign launched by london calling for all communist organizations to be eliminated. and it wasn't just the u. s. and the u. k. throwing their support behind targeting. what british officials referred to as communist cancer, the government in west germany was also well aware of the atrocities that were being carried out by the indonesian military, as documents from the federal republic show political, military, and even financial support. but while the size of indonesia, the communist party was 3rd to those in china and the soviet union at the time, it became the target of a brutal massacre. after it was blamed for an attempted overthrow of then president of car no move, western officials admitted was seen as the perfect way to influence public opinion . however, documents from the state department show that officials in washington encouraged the killings as a way to deal with overcrowded prison. and in some cases they even bragged about handing over a list of suspects to the indonesian military to target directly. they probably killed a lot of people and i probably have a lot of blood on my

u. k. u. s. india and spain. that approach and restrictions testing requirements are being imposed on for surgeon cases in china. but while it has been increased focus on the spread of cobra. there many countries around the world have been reporting high case loads. in recent weeks, croatia has fully adopted the euro almost 10 years after joining the european union . it also becomes part of the shannon zone, meaning people can travel freely to other member nations without having to go through id checks. european commission, president or stuff on the line traveled to a border crossing between croatia and slovenia on sunday, and hailed at the milestone. north korea's leader as promising an exponential increase in the production of nuclear weapons. state media, as kim jong own, has ordered new intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear capability. he says he wants to the arsenal to surpass the u. s. and south career because both countries are trying to quote, isolate and stifle the north young as launched war missiles this year, than ever before. as we talked, stories talked to al jazeera is coming up next. i'll be back with more news straight up to that. thanks for watching bye for now. mm hm. ah, it's a former british colony between brazil, venezuela and through no. is the only english speaking country in south america. the indigenous tribes of guy on us call it the land as many waters in their native language is reaching bio diversity as well as mineral. and in the last decade, some 11000000000 barrels of oil has been found, which is the most significant discovery of its kind in recent years. what is a world is moving towards greener economies? if it's fair for countries like gayana struggling to overcome poverty and attract for an investment not to benefit from its newly found richard. in the next half hour, we'll hear what the countries president, the 1st listen to hold

u. k, u. s, and or false. you could see that the ad concerted themself prior to the session, and everybody was pelting each other's line as if to create, you know, a man try and, and parents, you know, do to, to summon something at a finance. it's a secret, very interesting and i admire you actually the, the staff of the people on a mission of the russian fashion for their patients because it can be sometimes quite annoying. will you alluded to a narrative being told how helpful, in your opinion, has the un been in mediating a resolution to this conflict? well, i would say the u. n is only as good as it's composed and make it. and to the extent that we have now a resurgence, some would say 2nd cold war, the un is but the reflection of that new reality. and so there's a lot of pressure is being applied to us. i would say a smaller states to 2 sides. and as a result, was she deadlocks, you know, in the organs of the un. but i, i would think to say at the same time that the un now is all we have. and some might for a want to say that as a rule based order, which basically is another term for the law of the jungle. but the un system now, you know, is the only thing we've got in the extent we can develop a modest von die. we can start living together and taking into account people in all states, interest, and sovereignty as being chiefly among those interest, the un remains the indispensable legal for that. so have you yourself faced any opposition in your home country for your position on this conflict? and for going to the dumbass. well i, i was curious, one day

u. k. u. s. and other nato allies have made numerous bids to drive a wedge between moscow and new delhi has discussed the story with marshall am. i says warren, who is a former deputy chief of in the integrated defense officer. my force marshall. thanks so much for joining us here. at r t, what is the french diplomat state? i mean, do you really believe that the french weapons of a better option for india? well, i think it is just making the magic statement. ok, which i don't think we should read anything beyond. what's obvious that india has to do the very strong strategic partnerships with russia also france and india a go kilman has only follow the strategy of keeping it so. so they will see that is one part. but notwithstanding that the india, russia, and in the former soviet union relationship, particularly in the defense, goes a long way and are seen as a very, very reliable and extremely important strategic partner. so we're not going to think that those in the context of the procurement that has been done in a stickler file that has been completed. and then the delivery of obviously the somebody is popping the band in early 2, thousands and the 6 the marines are getting completed. now the 5th one that, that's been commission. so it's a long standing relationship, even with france. and i think you must think it in that context. and then i mean for us is always sort of not just for the west, the trying to form a or push a wage between india and russia. is this just another tactic? now for that, do do the very same thing. i mean, why is from trying to hook up with india now? well, one was a white, obviously the western military industrial complex is looking for more business and india requirement. they see that a huge, but a lot of changes that are already coming and away in india. the indian government does look very conscious about over dependency on impose. and so therefore, the ottoman and barbara, a strategy that's been put in place, looks at indigenous lation of india's defense, the government. and that is going to play a major role. so however much the western industrial want to come and explore daily make appointment of india. it's going to have a very limited in or on a basis and what is already existing below get translated into much of intimidation process, manufacturing, build the country and more importantly, any future media procurements will have fuel conditionality that come with the technology acquisition of one be not interested and license production alone, but a joint ventures joined production and joining together into the global supply chain. and therefore, the great opportunity for the russian industries as well as the with, if they understand what india requires, that is an opportunity where you can bring in, in all 3 joint ventures, bringing manufacturing and take it as a global supply chain into the world. and that is an important thing to understand, so it's not going to be the same game as it was earlier. and therefore, wiley france may wish to replace of their thing. russia, the other important defense. so equipment supplier, that's a long way off. it's not going to happen over the next many tickets. anyway, so the main issue is that india for those front rating, much of its capabilities within the country and they have a lot of work with many countries. and as i said, russia than extremely important defense partner at a level quite not therefore i think translation of the future procurements and, but depending on the want to be that are being procured when we're on the prospects of joint or design or development. and john production, oh, much plain sense to me. i mean, at the end of the day, india has to look after her best interest of the country's best interest. and whatever that works best is what works best. but why now, why do we see sort of the, well, we, we hear about france, we hear about the us, we're trying to sort of push india away or away from rush. i mean, has in the been sort of a neutral stocks. would you say in this conflict? well, there is a limit of growth and what you're saying because you're in the context or you can contact india taken a stand because absolutely in the national interest. so it's not falling for anyone side. it takes of any balance fan, that's one, but that a lot economic angle economics angle to this. and by process you use all kinds of reasoning to put it in a way and say that you are supporting a law which is unethical. or we are supporting party, that's the way that these kind of arguments are being given and to away from the large transactions that have taken place in the past. and that creates space dependency as well as that creates a lot of relationship in terms of product support and maintenance and repair and overall except for and this is what they want to. i want to thank you so much for joining us here. i see a pleasure talking to you, so thanks again. thank you very much. thank you. i use these talks between russia and ukraine that were held in bel shortly after. the conflict began to buy time for you grant, with no intention of diplomatic solution that was admitted by the head of ukraine's main intelligence. directly in his latest interview, the main task we set for mr. careers was to delay the process in order to buy time since he personally knew to people in the negotiation process, who represented the russian side. right, we're now love, enjoy and go live. now joe, see sweetie r r t, course woman is joining us here. now syria sieve. ah, interesting story. this. tell us more about it widger. well, this is her quite murky fair. here we have the head of the ukrainian defense intelligence services, admitting that the s b u, the ukrainian state security forces, kidnapped and associates assassinated, one of kev's peace negotiations in the, in the capital kev last march. but the interesting part really of this story is exactly what dennis korea's role was in those piece tools which took place with russian officials just 4 days after the launch, the a special military operation. now he was due to return to bella ruth for a 2nd round of talks, but he was killed before he got there. and the defense intelligence chief who sent him there said that he had tasked kara korea with em, delaying those negotiations. and he said it was in order to buy time for the ukrainian armed forces to take actions to quote, repel the enemy. now of course, all of this comes as ukraine in their western backers accuse russia of not acting in good faith at the negotiating table. so here's a reminder of what they said. i am extremely concerned how russia has been acting at the negotiating table. actually, i don't trust what russia is d

u. s, the u. k. and germany that show that they not only had knowledge of the massacre as it was happening, but were also complicit and lending their support. there has been nothing but silence in response. french presidents and manuel micron has refused to apologize to algeria for the oppression of his citizens during colonial occupation. since the current generation of french people should be held accountable for past transgressions. i don't see reason to apologize. that's not the point. these words would break all ties. the worst thing would be to say, we apologize and every one goes their own way. an untrue answer is as cruel as a refusal, because in this case it is not about true recognition, but about finally closing the issue. working through things from a historical point of view does not mean that the issue is finally closed. on the contrary, it means as certain that there is something in the past that can not be asserted understood, solved perhaps something unforgivable. france and algeria

u. k. u. s. india and spain that are brought in restrictions. testing requirements are being imposed. dr. surgeon cases in china. beijing lifted many restrictions, but while has been increased focus on the spread of coal in china. many countries around the world have been reporting high case loads in recent weeks. croatia has formerly adopted the euro almost 10 years after joining the european union. it also becomes part of the shang and zone, meaning people can travel freely to other member nations without having to go through id checks. the european commission, president or slough on the line, traveled to a border crossing between croatia and slovenia on sunday and hailed the milestone. oscar is needa is promising an exponential increase in the production of nuclear weapons state media as kim jong learners ordered, new intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear capability. says he wants the arsenal to surpass the u. s. and south career because both countries are trying to quote, isolate and stifle the north. young ng is launched missiles this year than ever before. those, the top stories do stay with us around to 0 generation change is coming up next. or news. you've my colleagues in doha straight after that i for now a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives, examined in counting the cost on al jazeera generation divide isn't a miss young millennials engines these around the world are not striving for incremental change. they are fighting for more radical policies because they see there was falling apart from climate change to crushing, stood in debt. young people are taking more forceful positions and the expect foster as well come to generation change where we attempt to understand and challenge the ideas that are mobilizing the youth around the world. in this week, we talk to 2 young p

u. k. u. s . and other nato allies have made numerous things to drive a wedge between moscow and new delhi marshall. m a math is one for both devotee she's in integrated. defense of has told me that russia is a reliable partner for the country. india has to take very strong strategic partnerships with russia also in france and india. now i will kill men as only follow that strategy of keeping it so. so i will say that is one part. but notwithstanding that the india, russia, and in the former soviet union relationship, particularly in the defense, goes a long way and are seen as a very, very reliable and extremely important strategic partner in the context, a style which is absolutely in the national interest. so it's not falling for any one site, it takes a very balance fan, that's one. but there is more economical economics and to this entire process, you use all kinds of reasoning to put it in a way. the indian government does look very confused about what dependency on import and therefore the argument about a strategy that's being put in place looks at indian elation of india defense equipment. and that is going to play a major role. you are. so make a plan to change the way the country is. national debt ceiling is calculated. lawmakers are proposed to change the national debt. see from a fixed of about 2 percentage of the country g d, p. the plan comes of a report record highs of us debt now exceeding $31.00 and a half trillion dollars, as well as investors concerns over future markets, debility, or think ought to decrease times, gave us more details on the matter, slightly the move as a fraud. the u. s. plates, it's inflation based on what it cools, a consumer price index. and the problem with this index, when it's calculated, if it doesn't count, the huge amounts of items when it calculates. and it also does not calculate a difference in price surge. and through quantity, so what my quality is, if you buy a new car and the next year the car company comes out with another model of that car. and that car is more expensive. they won't count that as an increase in price . now the trouble is global markets and the financial analyst, and i was saying this is that the joke that it is right? so really that having to come up with a new solution in order to, to, you know, diaper, they tend attention elsewhere. and to come up with a new way to crates. in a very interesting numbers with global markets. essentially what i think they're trying to do is to completely wipe the slate clean, right? because the minute that you stop being able to measure inflation or death as we prefer, or governme

u. k. maricia and the u. s. prepared to seek your students are apprehended, but a lawyer on the boat could help sort of, you know, make sure that your rights are being respected every step of the way. but if we think about it, which one we, we take on bullet deal. but if i get arrested, i can't help you. if you're picked up by the american forces, they could charge you with some sort of espionage actor or some treasonous act. them trying to infiltrate a u. s. space. and if they were to get you 100 miles offshore, then granted, they haven't, they haven't total a reason to believe you're trying to get on the base or doing some sort of act of direct activism that you're trying to get on the base and try to sneak on the bay and that concerns me because it would leave you very little opportunity and it would be a great risk tiered to your safety honestly for you to challenge them so openly. if you were to, to try to escape them, they'd forgive me, but they would hunt you down. they would, they would chase you. i r

u. k. isn't fit for this particular lobbying task, the u. k. demanding that the icy target russia also comes at the same time as a new report has just come out in the western process, detailing the e, 3 british military combat deployments, all over the globe since the end of the 2nd world war. so you have to wonder by what moral authority or tone deafness u. k. figures, it's in any position to demand accountability from any other country when it's gone out of its way to dodge it for its own sorted, very long track record. and it's kind of like the guy who's car glove box is spilling over with speeding fines and traffic violations deciding to get really vocal and start lobbying in favor of better road safety. thousands of supporters of former peruvian president. pet castillo. have marston, lima overnight. protest have been raging since december when patrick, his deal was in peach over a legit corruption allegations and arrested after he attempted to dissolve congress to avoid impeachment than vice president deena bal, arts aide was appointed a

u. s. u k. in the u. u. old imposed economic sanctions against and bob way over human rights. and bob was government has accused the western powers of seeking to cripple the country. the measures cause international banks to cut ties with the southern african country and ultimately fermented on rest. many african leaders have actually been standing off as in bob way in recent years with cold at the united nation for the sanctions to be removed. well, we heard from the bob boys, information minister, he says the country is open for business despite what she described as weston gulf . she said africa, the future must be built on a quality between partners not on economic pressure this illegal sanctions. they're just not functions like when you talk function it's actually equal to mix translation sub what is in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory integrity sanctions, if it the corner me. but sim, bob was innovative policy genius. his replaced the minutes of functions with the engagement and engagement policy of our 2n

u. s. u k and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over its crackdown on antique government protesters. the move comes after a jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protests following the death of massa, minnie in police custody. well, officials sanctions include senior officials from the revolutionary guard and 2 rounds prosecuted general, who the u. k says is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 37 iranian officials on an asset freeze and visa ban opposition party leaders in tanzania are welcoming a decision by the president to lift a ban on political rallies. the main opposition party has already held its 1st public really and more than 6 years in form of presidential candidates to unduly sou announced plans to return from exile and europe. on wednesday he soon lift tanzania in 2017, after he was shot 16 times by unknown gunman. peru is pricing for more large scale protest

u. s. u. k and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over its crackdown on anti government protesters. the move comes after a jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protest. following the death of martha emilia in police custody officials sanctioned include senior officials from the revolutionary guard. and to ron's prosecutor general, who the u. k. says is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 37 iranian officials on an asset phrase. and visa ban a peru is pricing for more large scale protests calling for the resignation of president in apollo, our time. hundreds, march through lima on monday, demanding new elections. the mess rarely is planned for tuesday. the crisis began and december, after former president pitcher castillo, tried to dissolve congress and was arrested since then, nearly 50 people have been killed during violent protests. marianna sanchez has more from lima is

u. k. to recognize reality. trends let go of its colonial mindset and respect to china, sovereignty and unity. the u. k. government report claims freedoms are being eroded by the chinese government and hong kong, alleging authorities systematically cracked on on free speech. hong kong was handed over to china by the u. k. back in 1997. the city was guaranteed a high degree of autonomy and freedom of speech under a principle of one country to systems than in 2020 beijing, imposed a national security law to punish terrorism, treason and subversion which has been met with criticism from the west. with that in mind, human rights watch is now sounding the alarm over violations, but in the u. k, itself in 2022, we saw the most significant assault on human rights protections in the u. k. in decades. from your right to protest, your ability to hold institutions accountable, fundamental, and hard one rights of being systematically dismantled. the report highlighted several new laws introduced in 2022 that weakened human rights protections in the u . k. for example, some measure strip the rights of asylum see

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