we believe preliminarily that the group u. n. c 115, 1 may be involved in this attack. this is a cyber espionage group affiliated with the special services of the republic of bella. ruse. all evidence points to the fact that russia is behind the cyber attack . moscow continues to wage a hybrid war in his activity, building up its forces in the information inside the spaces. this of course, all relates back to those u. s. accusations that russia is preem to is trying to find a pretext to invade and ukraine, of course, or something that russia denies. but it has been a huge accusation in the west, of course, by the us as well as people not knowing who to point the finger at the u. s. pointing the finger at russia even in separate cyber attacks in the ukraine. the ukraine doesn't know who to blame, but it so leads back to taking that stance of if the digital footprints fit then is basis to blame russia and pretty much anything they want to. i was speaking to a 90 specialist recently who told me that world war 3 in the cyber space is already in full effects. i'm not entirel

we can hear what the reaction has been, and right now we believe preliminarily that the group u. n. c 115, 1 may be involved in this attack. this is a cyber espionage group affiliated with the special services of the republic of bella, rues, all evidence points. the fact that russia is behind the cyber attack. moscow continues to wage a hybrid war and its activity building up its forces in the information inside the spaces of it follows on from the us accusations of russia trying to find any pretext to invades ukraine has been much told about an invasion, of course, especially in the west, the russia denies any accusations that they are planning an invasion, but for the time being. and following this news about the, the hacking the hacking group that's been broken up in russia. and of course the had come friday in ukraine. it seems the u. s. is taken on the stands, if the shoe fits that particular digital footprint, and it's basis enough to accuse russia pretty much whatever it once berlin has condemned e u plans to re brand gas and nuclear energy as green fuels. germany's economic an

we believe preliminarily that the group u. n. c 115, 1 may be involved in this attack. this is a cyber espionage group affiliated with the special services of the republic of bella, rues, all evidence points. the fact that russia is behind the cyber attack, moscow continues to wage a hybrid war and his activity building up its forces in the information inside the spaces. now, despite the u. s. commanding russia on these important steps when they took down the hacker group, they hacked into colonial pipeline. the secretary of state for political affairs. victoria newland has said that the attack can ukraine reminds of good old fashioned russian methods that were allegedly used by special agents to the stabilize governments. in the past, we can hear what she's had to say right here. i would simply say that this is a tried and true part of the russian playback, as you know all around the world. in the past, russian operatives have done this to destabilize governments to test their own capabilities, to undercut the sense of confidence of governments that they have gripes wi

and i think the russian investor to the u. n. c. lead of em zaya was very, very critical. of the statements and accusations, same american ambassador was making and her speech. he said, that's what evidence do you have that we intend to invade russia. we have said over and over again on all different levels of government that we have no intentions of invading ukraine, and that you only have our troop movements within our own territory to site as your evidence. and that is something that is just not acceptable. we don't have to answer to anyone about where we conduct military drills. and he pointed out to the fact that russia has carried out before a russia military drills alongside the border with ukraine. and you have to remember the western side of russia that borders ukraine has one of the most military outposts in this country than and anywhere else alongside its borders. so it is natural for them to carry out military drills on a regular basis. and they had one that was taking place last april, and that was even bigger than the one that we've seen going on over the pa

providing relief to the 5700000 displaced afghans as well as the local communities hosting them the u. n. c. monetary and chief says he is most worried about the welfare of children. the figure of a 1000000, a 1000000 children, potentially suffering severe, acute malnutrition, a 1000000 children. it is, it figures are so hard to grasp whether this kind of size but a 1000000 children in afghanistan at risk of that kind of monitor ation. if these things don't happen is a shocking one. we also know from the food insecurity, there's up to 8000000 people in afghanistan again, still in afghanistan, who are endangered in terms of food security, who are at a level of food and security that will eventually lead to severe hunger or some more to is with unicef enough canister, she says freezing winter temperatures of added to the crisis. afghanistan is descending into the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world. the scale of suffering is quite unprecedented. and as you say, it's children and women. those who are least responsible for the crisis who are facing the brunt of these challenges. around hal

we believe preliminarily that the group u. n. c 115, 1 may be involved in this attack. this is a cyber espionage group affiliated with the special services of the republic of bella. ruse. all evidence points. the fact that russia is behind the cyber attack. moscow continues to wage a hybrid war in his activity, building up its forces in the information inside the spaces. so this of course relates to the western and us rhetoric that russia is planning for a invasion in ukraine and look at any pre text that launched that so called an invasion, of course, something which russia denies. but the u. s. pretty much taking a stance of if the digital footprint fits, then that's enough basis to blame. russia about destabilizing the situation course in ukraine. i'm sure we'll be hearing more about this story. our art is a danny armstrong. many thanks. what i was wanting to say for your monday headlines lie from moscow and arty international. we are back soon with more. ah, no one else seem wrong. well, please, just don't hold a sheep out d. c, because an engagement equals the trai

u. n. s. c, r and the world has organization or have a global action plan to try and promote to has of refugees of asylum seekers and to promote a mental health wellbeing by a strengthening for example, the health care services are increasing the capacity of health workers also in their county robbery jeans to try and alleviate all those issues. that much more remains to be done. g w, a manual, a shares. we appreciate reporting. thank you. to molly now where former president abraham bochita has died at the age of 76. he led the country from 2013 until he was asked by a military coup in august of 2020. his death comes as thousands of malins take to the streets to protest against international sanctions that have isolated the nation. a controversial political figure, but a respected one, despite differences in opinion molly ins have been paying their respects at the residence of former president abraham booker kaiser, was someone short and his death shocks me enormously because he is our president

u. n. s. c, r and the world has organization have a global action plan to try and promote to has the refugees of asylum seekers and to promote a mental health wellbeing by strengthening so example. the health care services are increasing. the capacity of has workers also in the county of origins to try and alleviate all those issues that much more remains to be done to w manual shares. we appreciate reporting. thank you. all right, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news around the world. you as president joe biden has sent the gunman who took 4 people hostage at a texas synagogue on saturday, engaged in an act of terror and f. b. i hosted rescue team storms the building and killed the gunman, ending a 10 hour stand off. we have the identify the hostage taker as a 44 year old british national. sweden has deployed armored combat vehicles and soldiers to patrol the streets on the island of got lung. the military says the unusual move is in response to increased russia

the u . n. c. monetary in chief says he is most worried about children's welfare. the figure of a 1000000 a 1000000 children potentially suffers for acute monitors. a 1000000 children in seekers are so hard to grasp and that this kind of size, but a 1000000 children in afghanistan at risk of that kind of mount attrition. if these things don't happen is a shocking one. we also know from the food insecurity, there's up to 8000000 people in afghanistan again, still in afghanistan, who are endangered in terms of food security, who are at a level of food and security that will eventually lead to severe hunger with some more to is with unicef in afghanistan, she says, freezing winter temperatures have added to the crisis. as kind of then is descending into the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world. the scale of suffering is quite unprecedented. and as you see, its children and women, those who are least responsible for the crisis who are facing the brunt of these challenges. around half the population. also going to found 23000000 people are food insecure, which means

u. s. c. c u. n. security council intervention on the ukraine crisis, joe biden promises a decisive response if russia invades ukraine. russia says it's left with little room for optimism on security concerns. still insist that doesn't want to go to war via credit. ah, alumni club, this is out there a life. and doha also coming up became a facet, new military ruler vows to restore constitutional order, but only when certain conditions are met and honduras, whereas in its 1st female presidents. but problems within her party means a rocky start for c, a motto, castro. ah, said then you as president joe biden has reiterated to his ukrainian counterpart, washington's readiness to respond decisively. if russia invades the u. s. has requested a public un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls rushes of threatening behavior and build up of troops. moscow has a master about a 100000 troops near its border with ukraine, but denies it is planning to invade. russian su, 35 fighter jets have

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u. n says our c e p could boost that figure by 42000000000 dollars that makes it bigger than any other trading block, including the united states, mexico, canada, and their deal and the european union. and a mock is a senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization. he says, the agreement will reduce costs to the consumers. this is truly a historic trade agreement that is coming into effect and will have enormous ramifications for not just the people that are covered by the people around the world. one reason is that this is the largest marginally so the u. s. m ca or the us mexico, canada trade area. ready is, was the largest r sep, is a little bit bigger, but here's the really important point. us m. c. a covers less than 10 percent of the world's population are set, covers about one 3rd. and many of these are still looking to achieve a more modern lifestyle that we might see in places like new york, like the g, like london, etc. so this is going to create tremendous new opportunities for consumers to have greater choice, less expensive goods. it's also going to be an enormou

u. n. in good standing, a member of the o. c. u. crated has russian security guarantees. budapest, memorandum of 1994 under which ukraine gave up. what was then the 3rd largest nuclear arsenal in return for these guarantees which, which russia has already broken? well, i have to ask you about what russia says here, because it actually says that the u. s. and nato are the aggressors here and not russia itself, by expanding its eastward presence by stationing troops and sending arms are to eastern member states. so what's your response to that? well, at the nature summit, i've already mentioned that germany vetoed giving ukraine a membership action plan. and nothing has happened about that since then. except that russia has invaded ga, russia has taken over crimea. russia has invaded dunbar. russia has installed iskander, a nuclear tipped missiles with arranged to reach you in berlin. and russia has shot down that malaysian airliner with citizens on it. so actually, it should be us that should be asking russia for security guarantee

u. n. o t. c, the office of drugs and crime effectively said, the only thing that stopped the global economy collapsing was the dirty money entering the system. and that's as good and clear as you'll ever gonna get how important 30 money is to the global economy. that dependence continued after the financial crisis up to 3 trillion euros are generated illegally every year. that's close to the gross domestic product of germany and about 3 percent of global g d p . per. imagine if we wipe 3 percent of global economic activity out tomorrow, we would have the worst depression. the world has ever seen, it would collapse the global economy. so there is this kind of interlink between criminal activity and economic activity was you caught wipe out instantly prod in the czech republic like neighboring slovakia. the e state is thought to suffer from widespread organized crime in 2017 chet journalist pavlov whatsoever. and jer, slovak colleague yon could see act began researching the wrong, or just influence

yeah, me m c u n t eco, what you said an answer your 1st question. yeah, this is re put this, this melodrama that it's being played out. this is, this is a really poor thing gruel substitute for rights because in, if you're part of the cult than you know, the terms and conditions. but if you disagree with it, then you're in a pastime that we can continue with the metaphor here. that means there's no place for you in their church, and that is a fundamental difference because and i think you're the n times is a very appropriate one. i you know, how do you, how do you get no returned to communion? they don't want you in that church, and i think that this is a, i don't like sacrificing my rights to leave in someone else's quasi faith. go ahead, john. yeah, well, i don't agree with lionel at all. i think it's a very important point to refute that at all times in history. people have thought that it was that things are going badly. that is, i'm afraid, quite wrong. there have been many times of history, including recent history, when people believe very st

u. n says the r c e p could boost that figure by 42000000000 dollars that makes it bigger than any other trading block, including the united states, mexico, canada deal, and the european union. let's talk to robert scott, his director of trade and manufacturing policy research of the economic policy institute. he joins us from rockville, maryland at robbins. got welcome to the news our. so if you're running the economy of the united states out of washington, or the economy of the e, you out of brussels slash strasburg, this development with a quite boring name must be quite scary. well, i think it's something to be aware of. i think the issue is, i see it is it to these kinds of deals. and as you say, this is one of the largest a really trade in investment deals are designed to set rules for the major investors in the region. and of course, in this case, china will dominate the are set, but by far has the biggest economy and the largest amount of investment. and so what china once will dominate this deal. and the other thing we've learned from, from data is that while these deals generat

u. s. mainstream major and tear off the c. n deleted then returned an article revealing ukraine's president told joe biden that america was over playing the eminent russian invasion card covering that tonight. susskind taylor plugged in. last few days. ukraine crisis has thrown out a whole away of contradicting statements from nature mendecy disagreeing. and whether to keep troops and the russia you stayed disagreeing on whether to send weapons to keep the latest mixed message. and quite a mysterious one comes from 2 key players up to washington and key of not all thought they the u. s. on ukranian, president had a phone conversation, and the major reported the biden was warning the wilma brink of wild war 3 pitches waiting for the ground to freeze over in february. and that he'll give the signal for an invasion. let us keep his part was trying to calm his us counterpart down by stating that it will still big us. it seemed then that the 2 leaders was very much at all a call between us president joe biden, ukrainian president, fo

u. s. department should analyze the methods of c n n in regard to accuracy. you say we're going to attack ukraine despite multiple explanations that we won't be saying this will happen. you then ask why now, when do we not attack? it's a strange question because we've caused repeated all fundamental point that never ending native expansion to the east should be stopped. and nibbling, can repeated his position on the right to choose alliances. asked him how the u. s . plans to follow its obligation not to strengthen someone security at the expense of the security of others. he promised to explain the u. s. position on that 3rd gala rose press conference with follow up with one from us secretary of state anthony blinkin b. u. s. chief diplomat saying that the diplomatic route remained open to finding a solution to the tension between russia and the west. right now. he said that he received assurances from said gay love for all the router has no intention of invading ukraine at this moment. he said he'd receive those assurances in the past as well, but that if t

u. s. and mainstream major and care came into question and the week after c, n deleted then reinstated an article alleging ukrainian president told joe biden that america was over playing the eminent russian invasion cod suskin. taylor had that story on thursday, the u. s. on ukrainian president had a phone conversation and the media reported the biden was warning the when the brink of wild will 3 pitches waiting for the ground to freeze over in february. and that he'll give the signal for an invasion, zaleski for his pot, was trying to partner to calm his u. s. counterpart down by stating that it's all still ambiguous. it seemed then that the 2 leaders would very much at all a call between us president joe biden and ukrainian president followed him or zalinski on thursday, did not go well. the senior ukrainian official told cnn amid disagreements over the risk levels of a russian attack. zalinski urge his american counterpart to calm down the messaging, boarding of economic impact of panic. according to the official, he also said ukrainian intelligence sees the threat differently so quickly such

u. s. ruling establishment echoed by the media. whether it's m s, n, b, c, or fox news, it's the same chorus and, and the question is why, what, as, what has actually happened? russia has a mass troops, allegedly inside of russia. russia has said in writing, look, this is a red line couldn't set at the end of the year. press conference, this is a red line. we will not let you crane. we will not let our border area be a staging ground for advanced weapons with missiles whose flight time might be 2 or 3 minutes to their targets in russia, or to allow ukraine to be permanently in nature. so that kind of scenario can play out. that's a red line, we're not going to let that happen. and so, and as he also said with the u. s. possibly of what russia do this at the us mexican border, or the u. s. canadian border, of course not. so again, this is an american created crisis, but one where russia actually does have to respond and actually make clear that this, in fact, is unacceptable. long term and short term for russia's national interest. you know, john went lookin

a key ingredient is cement and according to the u. n's inter governmental panel on climate change. the cement industry accounted for 3 times more c, o, 2 emissions than commercial aviation in 20. 19. another un we pull, it says construction and building usage of the source of 38 percent of global c, o. 2 emissions concrete is the default construction material, at least for large scale projects. an entire new concrete corta is going up in a district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect ferried. sha robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. these indefinitely few were definitely pioneers. and as such, we've also suffered. we have to overcome many obstacles. we met with a lot of resistance from the authority and we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients with the property owners that to begin with. well, it was all anything but easy of ours. i in for bud in 48 in berlin is a recent project of his. the 6 story co op with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of woo

u. n is warmed flooding when the snow starts to melt. anti abortion activists of rallied in washington d. c, to mark the anniversary of a landmark routing that legalized abortion in 1973 thousands. march the supreme court as it considers to state bans limiting access to the procedure. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after i talked to our to 0 statement, i'm switching back now on counting the cost one year of the biden administration. how has the u. s. economy bad unemployment done, but inflations, pop, and americans are unhappy about it. and also turkey's unconventional approach to inflation, could it actually boost economic growth? counting the cost on al jazeera, with world as we begin a new year, the u. n. forecasts and lower global economic growth because of the pin demick, labor shortages, supply chain issues, and rising inflation. for the urgent indian economy. with a long history of economic crisis, this will pose an even bigger challenge. the south american nation is just weeks away from my deadline to restructure its debt with the international

u. s. h a, what is he by his own admission. this is public record. he said to c n n. and he also said in tul 14, that he is at the for funds i'll be occupied central by his own admission. why shouldn't he be? why shouldn't he has opinions? if he works for you as interest, if he use has newspaper as a us papa ganga tool or platform for in site one of succession. why should we charge him? why should we charge him? the question is, from the point of view or pull taking our national security, why should we charge him? why should we investigate? what's wrong with that? what's wrong with it? is it been widely condemned around the world? the british government put its latest report on hong kong mainland chinese and hong colo thirties, have used the law and related institutions. and i just can, i just say this can i just say this mainland chinese and hong kong authorities have used the law and related institutions against all opposition, free press and civil society in hong kong. and you'll go on doing that until you've taught hong kong a lesson that the mainland instilled in

c d o n nato. i don't know if you appreciated still, we have heard the u. s. expresses dissatisfaction over president archives invitation of the peacekeeping force and castleton, they weren't at all happy when this operation was launched. all the western media eco, the u. s. sentiment that this was an act of aggression by rush, i guessed casks done, if not an outright military occupation. very few people saw the involvement of the c. c, o, space, keeping forest for what it was a genuine attempt to help. now that the operation is almost over and the peacekeeping divisions are leaving the country, do we have something to respond to the yes. and to all those who bad mouth, the peacekeepers claimed that russia was occupying kingston and plaintiff. moscow was an aggressor, a beautiful overseer against 1st let me correct you. on one thing, there were no peace keeping divisions in kazakhstan. the entire force deployed there is less than a single division in strength. you'd think that alone would dispel any one's concerns about aggression or military occupation. it

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u. n. report says, coral is home to more than a quarter of all marine life, but it seen a global decline over the past decade, due to rising c temperatures. well, let's take a closer look at the reef. it's located in the south pacific, in the so called twilight zone, that's the area more than 30 meters below the ocean surface. the giant corals were found in pristine condition and unpolluted. only 20 percent of the world seabed has been mapped mostly at depths of less than 30 meters. until now. a lack of technology had prevented marine biologists from studying reefs in the twilight zone . it will so now we will do our 1st dive along the reef of roses to see how deep they go. we go into an unexplored world to explore the unexplored. it's quite motivating and exhilarating. i think you said i'm on the with the goal is to return to the field of ro ship carlos and we will go to another area. it's reassuring to us that this field is very large and that we can dive at different locations and still find the quarterly. ah. type a quick check on the top story 0 now to 0, the u. s. president things russia will make a military incursion

u. n. and regional body is like the a, you have all condemned the military takeover in book enough are so echo as has suspended the country from its governing bodies army officers, their c. d detained preston's rock christian cavalry because he was failing to tackle it. he had his insurgency, the military takeover, drew's popular support with hundreds of people. take him to the streets of the carpets, all to share on the june t r. i. his 1st speech began a fossils, new military leader, lieutenant colonel paul henry. the amoeba promised the country would return to constitutional order. some de la laquanta is your suit or when the conditions are right or wrong, according to the deadline that our people will define in all sovereignty, i commit to return to a normal constitutional order. and the constitutional normal consider hello citizens. consider yeah, people of the king of fast. so in the day after a lot, just for a while, there are many priorities still a priori, dis on numbers. it is clear that the main priority remains security, your set comp around the leg. i understand the legitimate doubts raised by this break in the normal functioning of the state, normal deluca

it c hammered rashid's he is the leads author of that reports and search for the global economic monitoring branch, economic analysis, and policy division at the u. n. department of economic and social affairs. he joins this note from new york. how many kids have you withers? oh, isn't this kind of thing to be expected? because until the pandemic ends, the gorb or economy will inevitably suffer, won't it? ah, yes and no. i think you're right about that. the inflation shouldn't surprise us because we have had all the tell tale signs off on the pictures marketing. in one hand, we saw that pent up demand and doing 2020 or the demand, we're releasing 2021 households. we're actually received a lot of actual support from, from their governments and, but they can spend less money. so they're spent of demand, of course was there. what didn't keep up with the supply side. and now you mentioned the supply side challenges and, and then you add to that those labor shortages and advanced economists. and most of the people, many people didn't come back to the workforce for many different reasons. or they're unable to come back. and then you have the issues off t