u. k. welcome to the w. so it seems that iran is likely to carry out more executions. will this help quell the protest? while it's unlikely, i mean, it's true that the protest at the moment do not have the scale and spreads of the early weeks on months. but there are 2 protests happening in different cities and smaller scale. what is the regime might be achieving in the short term is actually accelerating the fundamental circumstances which generate this protest. and in a way, probably the regime is already trying to pre empt why the protest as we approaching during the new year in late march, which is when usually are in your family, get together and celebrate for around 2 weeks. and at that point, usually, even in normal time, the price of foods and necessities go up. and given the method inflation, we have the evaluation of the currency and no prospect of the lifting of sanctions . this new year in the near is likely to be extremely difficult for many, many people in iran. and that will actually is likely to push a lot of people who have been on the sidelines or at

u. k. welcome people back to work with 5 days of industrial action. this is medics in the u. k. warn and overloaded health service and delays could cause hundreds of extra depths every week. ah, ah. and we're off with your weather updated in se asia. thank you so much for joining in. we've got this run of rain in the south china sea press place where that goes on thursday. it's going to bump into the coast, south coast of vietnam, very likely to bring some flooding here. so we'll keep tabs on that. it's a gloomy picture across china. plenty of clouds the shower around, but i think the better bet for that. what weather will be and type pay with a high of $18.00 degrees on wednesday. the cold air rushing over those warm waters at the sea of japan warmish. i should say that means and see and do snow at northern and western areas of japan in the range of about $40.00 to $50.00 centimeters over 12 hours for the northwest of australia. this ex, tropical cyclone has been doing quite a number, could see about half a meter of rain in some spots, and it has produced some record flooding

u. k. welcome people back to work with 5 days of industrial action. ah, ah, there warm welcome to the program. the leading contains a for speaker, the u. s. house of representatives. republican kevin mccarthy has failed to be elected in the 1st round of voting. it's the 1st time in a 100 years that the election will go to exec and rand. well, the republicans took control of the house with a narrow win of amber's mid term elections. mccarthy was considered the front runner, but struggling to get enough support from some hard line conservative in his party . the democrats nor many hakim jeffries finished the 1st man with more votes than the palm of faith. john handing the ones we live from capitol hill. hi there, john, and bring us up to date. it's not looking like getting a speaker in place is is going to be swift. now, the 1st ballot was an embarrassment for kevin mccarthy. and that's exactly what his republican opponents wanted. they wanted to defeat him on that 1st about the question is will that continue over the course of the day in the 1st ballot?

u. k. welcome people back to work with 5 days of industrial action versus u. k. medics warning, overloaded, health care system and delays could cause hundreds of extra death. really? a nova joke of it. she's off the market. the new tennis season, jammah will be here with the options for aah! while numbers are out of whack in terms of temperature, still across central europe. hey, there. thanks for joining in. while above average got some rain sliding across germany and poland, but some big changes come in here. we'll chat more about that in just a 2nd. but as this what, whether bumps into colder air, it's going to generate about 10 to 20 centimeters of snow for also, you can see that colder air has punched across helsinki and moscow. but watch as you start your weekend, saturday morning dark of the blue and the purple, the lower the temperature here. moscow minus 26, even warsaw minus 7 few days ago. you're about 19 or 20 degrees. ok back to the here and now it's stellar's stretch of whether through spain, a plenty of sun, malaga, 19 degrees for you. fog has be

u. k must, let's go with it's colonial mindset that china reacts to london's criticism of its policies in hong kong human rights watch sounds the log a violation for the u. k itself with a very welcome. this is auntie international. with the latest world news updates, good, happy with us. top story this out, the russian defense ministry said moscow has taken full control of the strategic count of sola, dawn and dawn. yes, we're public. that we say it's combined. russian forces took part in that battle, including the voc, their private military group, which forward inside the town and it's underground lines. these were long calls or if details the events and the significance of the battle. according to russia's defense, been as freely offensive in their salazar, that ended with the defeat of the armed forces of ukraine and the capture of the city were carried out by different branches of the russian forces. now liberation mission includes a blocking of the city from the north and south isolation of the combat area and also prevention of the enemy from transferring reserves to the city from neighboring areas, as well as blocking the exit of ukraine, an army from salazar. now, all that

u. k. it's so with a warm welcome. this is dorothy international with the latest world news updates good to happy with us. this our top story, the russian defense ministry, se moscow has taken full control at the strategic town of full a door in the dawn. yes, we're public. i would say it's combined. russian forces took part in the battle, including the wagner, private military group, which fort inside the town, and it's on the ground mines. ortiz, mom calls, or if details the events on significance, they had problems. according to russia's defense, been as freely offensive in this salazar, that ended with the defeat of the armed forces of ukraine as a capture of the city were carried out by different branches of the russian forces . now, the liberation mission included a blocking of the city from the north and south isolation of the combat area and also prevention of the enemy from transferring reserves to the city from neighboring areas, as well as blocking the exit of ukraine, an army from salazar, now all that was

u. k . and is an expert on politics in iran camera and welcome to dw. so 1st and foremost, what can you tell us about the men who were executed today? yes, these were mohammed committee tell me who was 20 or 22 years old and they said you professional karate champion. and the 2nd man was how much was saying, who was 39. they were both arrested back early november during a protest in the city of courage in the ups gets up to the wrong during which a member of a seach militia, a part of the gc revolution got, was killed. so nice to were part of a group of 1616 people who are arrested or in relation to that case. 3 others have been also sentenced to death. and the other ones also facing charges which carries this penalty potentially come around what legal support to imprison the protesters receive if any well, as i'm going to think national but also human rights center and iran have consistently made clear political prisoners, prisoners arrested the relation to protest are denied proper judicial support. they are usually given court appointed lawyers who i

ah, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. nations around the world, including the u. s. at china, the u. k. and germany have condemned the storming of brazil seats of power on sunday. supporters of former brazilian president gyal sonata ransacked the national congress supreme court and presidential palace in the capital, brazilian. before police restored order, brazil's newly installed president luis ignacio and with the silver blamed bar spool sonata for the violence. boston otto left brazil in late december for the u. s. state of florida. he condemned the violence on twitter saying they forced entry into and looting of public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. he also rejected the allegations he encouraged the crowd. ah, after months protesting both scenarios, defeat outside the heart of brazil's government. on sunday, his supporters smashed their way in forcing past barricades and overwhelming police defending the area. oh, making their way into the home of brazil's congress, protested many draped in brazilian. flags took out their anger on anything they could find near

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 calling for the resignation of president in apollo, our time. hundreds, march through lima on monday, demanding new elections. the mess really is planned for tuesday. the crisis began and december after form of precedence. pedro castillo tried to dissolve congress and was arrested since then nearly 50 people had been killed during violent protests. marianna sanchez has more from lima. oh surely doesn't happen. police escorting protestors here in the center of the capitol. most of the people here are people from the high lung. many of the protestors here are poor nowhere. 3 weeks ago, police open fire and 17

u. k. he's now really need his image as someone who is on the world stage and welcomed and looked up to. and this documentary brings back in very stark domes, what they have worked very hard to suppress and bury the supreme court has essentially dismissed all cases against the prime minister movie in the context of the good jobs. right? so even domestic audiences don't talk about it very often. so why is the b b c bringing this up? what could be the motivation? that's the reaction from the indian government. we think this is a propaganda piece designed to push a particular discredited narrative. ah, the bias, the lack of object to witty and frankly, a continuing colonial mindset is politically visible. every possible litigation that had been leveled against sir, the prime minister and how his government handled good rods. eyes had been repeated ad nauseum. and the truth is that the nothing has really hurt the beard, the prime minister, the loss of so many. in fact, the good dry thighs and the weight has been handled, has been the reason why the be debbie keeps returning to power. the goo

u. k. the mentor research institute, thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. if you're welcome to mexico, now as security forces of capture, the alleged cartel leader of video guzman lopez, he's the son of the notorious drug lord known as l chapel. it was shoot else across the western state of sinaloa. as council members tried to prevent the arrest, some in the states, an attack on an airport where they believed guzman was in custody. terrified air passengers doc for cover rush, their plane comes under fire during takeoff. outside. cooley, a can airport or national ramos captured the mormon to mexican air force plane was shot at parallel with my mouth, destroyed the frenz. i'm super nervous. he and hundreds of others took shelter in the airport as the terror unfolded. the thought on that i was filming with the armed forces arrived here at the airport and they were welcomed with shops. we tried to leave walking towards a friend's house for them, but we couldn't, because they were shot. and the plane had to take off again in all as elegant august federal. unbeknownst to them, the

u. k. the mentor research institute, thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. if you're welcome to mexico, now as security forces have captured the alleged cartel leader of video guzman lopez, the son of than the tories drug lord, known as al chapo. there, there were shootouts across the western state of sinaloa as cartel members tried to prevent the arrest. some even staged an attack on an airport where they believed guzman was in custody. terrified air passengers duck for cover rush. their plane comes under fire during takeoff outside cooley, a con airport and national ram moss captured the mormon to mexican air force plane was shot at harold of my mouth, destroying the frenz. i'm super nervous. he and hundreds of others took shelter in the airport. as the terror unfolded, the thought on the i was filming with the armed forces arrived to you at the airport. and they were welcomed with shops. we tried to leave walking towards a friend's house for them, but we couldn't because they were shot into plane had to take off again in all as a silicon corker sparrow. unbeknownst to them

u. k. the mentor research institute, thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. if you're welcome. aah! tom, for some sports oohs did lose world cup returns from the winter break this weekend with a stop in lithuania. so far this season, germany's traditional dominance has looked like a thing of the past due in part of the departure of german lose legend. girl, how could he now works on coach for the austrian team and has big ambitions with his new employees? no longer a german lucia strolling to success like they once used to one of the missing ingredients is gill cockle. as an athlete and coach, he spent 35 years keeping germany at the very top hospital, 13 olympic medals of his own. and as a coach saw as athletes claim 11 last summer, so heckled, had to austria. having finally decided that was time for a change in the motion. y'all were gonna ask you some packing. a whole package was so interesting as in that i was happy to go for it and harvey. i'd take this last chance in my life to try something new in my career done again evolving. i'm in health. in the workshop hoc, hollis

u. k. is most pro bricks. it towels to see how farming is been affected since leaving the european union. ah, welcome to the program. the 2023 human rights watch report says unchecked. authoritarian power is leaving behind a sea of human suffering and spotlights abuses happening in a 100 countries covering everything for war, media, freedoms, gender rights, and refugees. among many other things, it puts the war in ukraine at the top of its agenda, saying russian president vladimir putin is operating with impunity. it welcomes the international community's response, including the un agencies collecting evidence of war crimes. but it says other crises are being ignored and is quoting on governments and international organizations to take action or correspondence have this update from some of the countries mentioned in the report. ready ready ready ready ah. ready 2022 was your estimated 1200000 people came to germany flaming refugee status, the vast majority of them ukrainians, many of them from germany to berlin's main central station. here where that application process could begin. but it's estimate

u. k, the conservative party chairman a deems a hallway, a snack following weeks of revelations about his tax affairs. ah, welcome to the program. will the israeli government is announced a series of security measures sparking fears of a surge in violence against palestinians as the region is great with some of the deadliest unrest for ye, as israeli police have sealed off the homes of the home of the palestinian gunmen who killed 7 people outside a synagogue and occupied east jerusalem on friday at preparing it for demolition and authority. se they'll do the same thing to the home of a 13 year old palestinian boy who opened fire on israelis on saturday. is ready, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu also says he plans to make it easier for israelis to acquire firearms will boost efforts to confiscate what he calls illegal weapons. restless sparks by and israeli military rate and jeanine on thursday, in which 10 people were killed in all israeli forces have killed at the study for palestinians this month. palestinian homes have also been set on fire. israeli settlers broke into a house in a town north of ra

welcome scott lucas, who can guide us through all of this. he's a professor of american studies at the department of political science and international studies at the university of birmingham in the u. k. good morning to you. is this really a sad day for democracy as we just heard in that report? or is this simply a legal and democratic process that's playing out here in the house? no, it's a sign that american democracy is under strain. but it's been unrestrained for years, not just because of the hard, right? republicans in the house. but of course, because of the trump, this continue to back donald trump, denial of the 2020 election to continue to try to bury any accountability over the capital attack, which occurred almost exactly 2 years ago. 18 of the 20 republicans who objected to kevin mccarthy as how speaker last night also happened to be election deniers. so this is a sign that there is a faction within the united states, which has, is committed not just stopping the democrats were stopping aloft, is almost committed to stopping the system from working. and that will be a challenge, of course, for the, by the administration to continue to govern, which it will do. but i thin

u. k. off that to ron execute school, my deputy defense minister, who's also a british citizen. he was found guilty of espionage, a very welcome. you're watching on t international with the latest world news that good to have you with. tens of thousands of israelis have rallied against the government in tel aviv, as they protest and initiative to weaken the country supreme court in favor of parliament ortiz maria for national reports from the same now where police estimates around $15000.00 people gathered at a square in the city center to protest against the new government plans to reform the country's judicial system. as you can see, raining now you're a bed protector is safe, little shower will not break. i certainly have been here for quite some time. all ready, and that is the 2nd saturday of demonstrations, less than a month after benjamin netanyahu warranty, as the country new prime minister, supporters of the changes though, argue that the core to power is an issue ruling against the will of devote theresa limit in their. 2 30 will be rather a good thing. we have been able to speak to protested here at this where some

u. k. off that to ron, execute for my deputy advancement. it was also a british citizen after he was found guilty of espionage. ah, very welcome to you from all of our team here in moscow. this is on see international with the latest world news updates. great to have you with a tens of thousands of israelis have rallied against the government in television as they protest and initiative to weaken the country supreme court in favor of parliament ortiz maria. the notion of reports from the thing we have now, where police estimates around 15000 people gathered that they have been where they sent her to protest against the new government went to reform the countries judicial system. as you can see, raining now your bed for testers, say little shower will not to break. i certainly have been here for quite some time already, and that is the 2nd half a day of demonstration. less than a month. talk a minute then. yeah. who's warranty? in as the country all the changes though, argue that to the core to power is an issue is rolling against the will of the voters limit in their. 2 30 will be rather a good thing. we have been able to spea

u. k. face is rising, excess death is charges one, the soaring energy costs in the household. it's a cold winter with no central heat, with a very warm welcome. see, from a pretty chilly moscow moneys peter scott's here with all the latest on wherever you're joining us from. welcome to the poker starts off with our top story of the day after projects in preachings. cole for christmas cease, fire ukrainian forces have shelled done yet. it's just half an hour after the start of rushes, unilateral orthodox christmas truce. that's is according to local city officials, there's been no information so far on the damage on the casualties. let's cross over to the done yes. republic now where our teeth roemer cost is ready to bring us more details. roma tell us more about the situation. so tell us about this, this, this cease fire for lack of it. well, the ukrainian military, i haven't really a stop shelling anesco this entire day on friday to despite the kola by vladimir putin to establish this as cease fire. the order that he gave to the russian troops after an offer from the head of the russian orthodox church of patriarch curial library. putin a i

u. k. to deploy troops on each other's territory. so let's take this on. we can now speak to with andrew jan, who's emeritus professor at university of adelaide, and joins us from tokyo. welcome to the show. so say rachel security, very much a focus on the agenda. how important is japan's relationship with united states? well, this is very important in japan, us security. tricky. since 1960 and defined the relationship that treaty was signed in 1960. now the men in japan wants to give. busy a wide scope of the treaty in the background of japan device, national security strategy and japan. why is defense strategy? where as you introduce japan, this is committed to increase the defense budget and acquire what they call. busy you know, destro, i believe she also long range the size so obviously japan and dance is very important to have this discussion. busy the american president, and that's what, thanks to you mentioned that was meeting official meeting and just to washington was going to do us all with an eye on china is so it's a movements and plans around taiwan. that's one aspect because japan's leadership has been talking about what's happened in what has happened and ongo

the hello and welcome to travelers from china. backtracking on its requirement for visitors to show proof of vaccination. and how conversion, boeing 747 is set to make space history in the u. k. ah, here's the thing. winds are shifting around across the northwest, that's bumping temperatures up those details right here, right now. good to see you. but you had to figure, right, this comes out of costs, periods of rain across the islands of ireland and britain, weather alerts in play to of it. some of this rain could cause some flooding in time for western russia. moscow things are improving temperature wise. i think by the end of the week, you'll be more in line with where you should be for this year, which is minus for you. been in some freezer weather and looking ahead, i think temperatures will be on the plus side of things. next week, while the vigorous system packed with moisture lowered, the temperatures across the bulkheads. but on 2 states, harry could see about 10 centimeters of snow. maybe even some freezing rain mixed in there to rental downpours happen over the a g and pushing into western turkey on tuesday. that's going to impact places like budrum for example. o

welcome back. now africa is not all poverty. it's also glitz and glamour. gloria lou more was to show it to the world. after spending 8 years in the u. k. she decided to go back to ghana and launched glitz magazine. today. it's one of gardner's biggest fashion and lifestyle media brand. now that's what i call home coming in spell. when i woke back to garner my whole scene was to change the narrative of how people sole africa. if all we are show in the west is how hungry you, paula is, how was i destroy in us one to come and invest in nothing? do i young people jobs? my name is claudia lamar and i'm the founder and ceo of glitz africa and also college media. when i came to ghana there waynes late magazines, and i'm someone who was always loved magazine. and what i was trying to solve was to make sure that we're telling the tasteful side of africa to that's what was my real passion behind that in the magazine. and it developed into other brands as well. which and then developed into the glitz africa, fresh in week. and then the great style awards asked that in glitz was they start off if i should, industry, because you couldn't find on th

welcome as many chinese taurus as possible. but on the other hand, a growing list of countries are very wary, and this includes the u. s. u, k, canada, and australia, for example. and this is because china's currency currently experiencing a surge and covered 19 infections. the w h o says that china has been under representing the impact of the out, right? yes. and it's urged aging to provide more accurate data regarding hospitalizations and debts. now, china has denied that it's withholding any in the nation despite releasing suspiciously low figures every day regarding the outbreak here. but still, we know that other countries may be listening to this message in china's foreign ministry, wants them to, to really listen hard and use this as a warning that south korea and japan may not be the only countries who are the targets of these kind of counter measures from their drink. katrina. any thanks for that, catherine a you in beijing for us. we're eunice kim is live and soul. a juniors or the south korean authorities responding to all of it. yes, so they are saying that this is very regrettable. this decision out of beijing

today, the new yore k times published an op ed from a welcome american woman ch who spent 16 years livinina.g in china. what does she miss about china?u she misses the communist party of china. co parenting her children.hina sh ce thinksop the chinese commissars did a better job she er than she could have. she misses their firm hand . and we're quoting, not making this up is the "new york times", quote, our stringenstringent governmeno parent quickly made its presence felt. >> the woman writes, the girls chinese kindergarten lectured us on everythingndergarten, inc, how many hours our daughter should sleep, what they should eat, wt they and their optimal . the communist party party fat shamed this lady's kids, quote,s we sometimes felt as if our children were on loan to us for evenings and weekends to bed delivered back to school each weekday. now, again, she's not writing a new version of darkness at noon, she's complimenting the government of chinplementias the piece ends by noting, quote, tight control of the communist party's surveillance state results in its own kind of freedom. okay, that is un-american. that person is sick. and