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. a state of emergency has been declared in several regions of peru beginning january, 15th for 30 days, amid mass protest across the country as peruse and comment. president dena boulevard there has refused to leave office. i will not loss if some voices that have come from the violent and radical factions are asking for my resignation, provoking the population into cash disorder and destruction. i will not resign. my commitment is with peruvian magnetic response. 17 people were reportedly killed and hundreds more injured, including at least $23.00 police officers, as locals attempted to take over an airport in southern peru on tuesday. at least 43 people have been killed in reported confrontations between police and civilians in the country. and what many activists are calling a massacre? the prot

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. and everything else, the 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 and everything else, the 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 than 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. but that's why they so calmly let their country be torn apart and fall into further poverty than if they let it become an arena for a stand off between russia and the wes thing him as though i sees i flung book aqua and what was there? ply, plant 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 know, got it. and today we are seeing this happening green yet not the victory of ukraine . more of it, but we will know it's impossible due to certain objective reasons why there yet is that 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 see you record. oh, that's the west. sam

u. s. and u. k, stood by as the mass murders unfolded and lead support to the forces carrying out the slaughter or cheese. rachel blevins has more nearly 60 years after at least half a 1000000 indonesians were killed by their nation's military and a western back anti communist, pert. that was called one of the worst mass murders of the 20th century by the cia indonesia. current president is now expressing regret, but stopped short of calling for accountability with a clear mind and earnest heart. i as in donasia is head of state admit that gross human rights violations did happen in many occurrences, and i deeply regret these human rights abuses. the purge began in october of 1965 at the height of the cold war. the anti communist campaign in the west had love you asked to put boots on the ground of vietnam, but they had their eyes on the communist party of indonesia. what is the largest in the world news with the classified documents from the u. s. and the u. k. have since shown the great length the

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 massa and many in police custody. official sanctions include senior officials from the revolutionary guard and to rounds. prosecute a general who the you cases is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 37 iranian officials on an asset for ease and visa ban. peru is bracing for more large scale protest calling for the resignation of prison in a below our time. hundreds march through lima on monday, demanding new elections. a mess rally as planned for tuesday. the crisis began in december after a former president pedro castillo, tried to dissolve congress and was arrested since thin, nearly 50 people have been killed during violent protests. marianna sanchez has more from lima who usually do

u. s u k, and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over it's cracked on, on anti government protesters. the move comes after jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protest following the death of massa, many in police custody officials sanctioned include senior officials from the revolution regard and to rounds. prosecuted general who the case is is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 57 iranian officials on an exit fries and visa ban. it's really is celebrating the return of 60 artifacts that was stolen and put on display and us museums. they include a storage job from $700.00 b, c, a fresco, stolen from the ancient city of palm pay, and a marble head, depicting the greek goddess athena. some had been on display the new york metropolitan museum of ours, the artifacts are estimated to be with $20000000.00. people have braved sub 0 temperatures in china's capital, beijing to cel

u. s. the u. k. in 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 and response. and finally, russia blamed armenia for the breakdown of peace talks with us by john over the dispute region of now gordon, a kind of bach artsy correspondence in the course of a pixel the story. well, armenia basically wants russia to do more about it's along this piece of enclaves of and i've gotten the car box. and this all basically starts is when the armenian prime minister said that the behavior of russian peacekeepers there is unacceptable . and that they're basically standing by silently watching the humanitarian crisis unfold. let me give you some background on this so that of us can get a better understanding of the situation. basically, russia deploy the peacekeepers to go and i've got a box during a ceasefire. deal a brokerage between armenia and i sent by john n 2020, and him to seek

u. s. u. k. in the u. imposed economic sanctions against him by way of related to human rights concerns. the measures cause international bangs to cut ties with the southern african country going to basically lead to public on rest. as in bob was, government has accused western powers of seeking to cripple the country. many african leaders of stood up was in bob way in recent years with calls at the united nations for the sanctions to be removed. but we heard from zimbabwe is information minister there says the country is open for business despite what she described as western attacks. she said africa, the future must be based on a quality between its web this illegal sanctions there just not sanctions good. when you talk a function, it's actually equal to mix translation sub wattage in threads of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory integrity sanctions, if it the corner me. but sim, bob was innovative police genius, his replaced the minister of functions with the engagement and engagement policy of our 2nd republic. isn't bob, we're ope

u. s. u k. in the u. imposed sanctions again, the same black boy over alleged human rights. as in bob ways, government has accused the western western professional partners group of seeking to cripple the country. the measures cause international bindings to cut ties with the south african country and has led to public unrest. many african leaders of stood up with bob way in recent years with calls of the un for the sanctions to be written moved, well, we heard from bob boy's information minister, he says, the country is open for business despite what she describes as weston attacks. when she said africa, the future must be built on equality between partners, not on economic pressure. this illegal sanctions. they're just not functions. like when you talk function, it's actually economics translation sub what is in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory, integrity sanctions, if it economy. but sim, bob was innovative. police genius, his replaced the minister functions with engagement and re engagement policy of our 2

u. s. the u. k. i think the u. s. is probably the best example of where people will speculate on houses, you know, by 3 or 4 they can afford it against all about the you've got fundamental on the supply of housing and some markets, the u. k being an example. so these are confusing because you got a big on live housing and you've got the possible, hopefully flowing into now another confusing for the cause is the weakness of some currency. so for pounded, weak, and overseas buyers will find house prices more attractive, the domestic buyers. so you got quite a few, a few issues that are buying together to create some sort of view about whether you're going to get price falls or not. and generally speaking, house prices don't fall very quickly already when you've already speculative market . the u. s. is probably the best example. let's talk about the u. s. in particular, then it is. we set for house price correction in, in the us. is that going to cause for the damage to, to, to the economy the, i mean, let's not forget

u. s. u. k. and australia. as the 1st time british on australian troops of be taken part in the annual exercise, japan recently began its biggest military build up in decades as tensions with north korea rise. taiwan, as defense, ministry says 28 chinese aircraft have crossed into his territory. in the past day, the chinese military confirmed what it called combat drills around taiwan, which he considers a breakaway province. in december, taipei reported the largest ever chinese incursion into its air defenses own. remember, you can find much more of our stories on our website. the address for that is w. w . w dot al jazeera dot com. ah, this is al jazeera here, the headlines. security forces in brazil of regained control of government buildings attacked by supporters of former president john bolton, arrow hundreds, broken to congress, the supreme court and the presidential palace and the capital brazilian president louis anacio, louis de silver has promised a swift investigation and punishment for those responsible, the violence comes just a week after he took office following his narrow election victory in october. he blamed his predecessor for inciting the attack booth abbey. he'd be ready for. everybody knows that this was encouraged by several speeches made by the former president. he encouraged the invasion of the supreme court of the presidential palace. he encouraged the invasion of the 3 governmental powers whenever he could. this is also his responsibility. and as the responsibility of the parties that supported him, all this will be investigated forcefully. and very quickly, enjoyable scenarios responded condemning the violence in a series of tweets. he said, pillaging an invading public buildings is outside the law. but he denied encouraging his supporters saying there's no proof to back up lulu, accusations, joy biden's arrived in mexico and his 1st visit to latin america as us president. he'll be meeting with the mexican leader with migration expect to be high on the agenda earlier, bite and visited the southern us border in the state of texas. the 1st 2 years of widened administration of seen a dramatic increase in the number of migrants entering the us about carrying a 185 or hinge or refugees as arrived in western indonesia. hundreds of a hinge you have reached ha, province in recent months. a hinge muslims, persecuted in the home country of myanmar. he craves dismiss russian claims that hundreds of its soldiers were killed in an overnight strike. schools and apartment blocks were damaged in the attack in the eastern city of cap tours, but ukraine's military says noah was killed. a woman who's been called the most dangerous spy, and america is free after 21 years in prison. annabella montez was released on friday. she's an american citizen and was recruited by cuba in the 1980s while working for the u. s. intelligent service. you're up to date, those are the headlines. the news continues here. after talked to al jazeera stay with us for that. oh, why did one of thailand's most dec reading hops, li, the country in fear of his life? it prod, investigation? 101 east reveals explosive allegation. a police corruption on out to 0 with emerson said that interesting. as 2022 was driven to close, the balkans was once again on the edge of ethnic conflict relations between casa, when serbia had been strayed since 2008, when castilla declared independence, the self declared republic of 1800000 is not recognized by serbia, and many ethnic serves in coastal and minority of about 5 percent of the population don't recognize casa, was of been dominated, governance potentials built up last july. after officials here to meet causal cod license placement that report or residence ultimately still be an issue. place used by many ethnic serves in coastal distribution escalated in december of the kosovo,

u. s. u k. and australia. it's the 1st time british and australian soldiers have taken part in the annual exercise. japan recently unveiled its biggest military build up in decades. it's boosting its capacity as it faces the growing prospects of conflict with china and south korea. zimbabwe economy is struggling a most people don't have formal jobs. well, that's making, finding a living very difficult even with you have a university degree that's not stopping some young graduates who are drawing their salaries from the soil. how emma casem at one of the young farmers and got a monsey district unicorn. giacomo has a master's degree in international trade law, but finding a job in zimbabwe is difficult. so in 2018, he became a farmer, and now employees, several people. the 30 year old is one part of a new generation of educated youths who work the land to create livelihoods. but navigating the country's farming industry isn't easy. the biggest challenge we've got is an issue for finance or capital and a for even

u. s. u. k. data policy. there's nothing that we all do. i mean, the, the west is providing ukraine with lethal weapons. right? they kill russians. why they doing that? it's not, you know, it's to kill russians. so we can dance around. you know, this, this phrase ology, which is unfortunate. i don't like using the term kill, you know, it's much more, it's much nice to say expel rational data, which is all true. but weapons are designed largely to kill people. and when we train soldiers, that is, that is say, gall and anyone who thinks that there is another goal to military training or other goals. but there is no other a central goal, perhaps more important than that. so we teach them how to shoot the weapons, understand what they're heading, asked. but we also teach them how to look after themselves, how to treat themselves at that wounded, how to treat comrades and you know, i mean, the way i tend to emphasize more of the lives we sit eve than the lives perhaps we contribute to ukrainians taking. we're tired, can all stop you there more from the u. s. marine corps, former deputy special operations commander in the ukrainian capital after this break. ah ah, this is for more a conflict over power and they do use involving to united states a brochure. it's a question of all try a cert deep or sphere of influence in the former soviet space. it holds the europe rolled and ukraine easy son shot in order to take this out. he stays doesn't want to allow us to happen. and this is bob. the 4th, what is going on with ah, welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with retired gun landry milburn ceo of the mozart group and former deputy come under special operations go on central in the us marine corps in the book a erode when, when the tempers gathers. you talk of your mother being in the red cross. i don't know what whether that's some kind of inspiration due to the activities. i mean, do you think she thought that the allies committed invasion, a crime of aggression when the allies invaded france? and i do 44. 0, no, no, no, no,

u. s. u. k. canada and australia are wary because at the mormon china is experiencing a surgeon cove 19 infections. the w h her has said that beijing has been under representing the scale of the outbreak here, and it wants aging to provide more accurate hospitalization, and dec told data the china denies that it's withholding any information dislike. continuing to release suspiciously, low figures and unity kim has more on south korea's reaction from so south korea says beijing's decision is very regrettable, doubling down on its position that it's warranty and policies are not discriminatory, but based on science, but certainly on the ground level on the people, the people exchange, there is disappointment. those who had headed into the chinese embassy here in store for these as on business trips or school trips were turned back, disappointed, and they don't know when they will be able to continue on their planned lives. it should be noted that travel between the 2 countries is not normalized a

u. s. u. k. canada and australia are wary because at the moment china is experiencing the surgeon cove at 19 infections. the w h. her has said that beijing has been under representing the scale of the outbreak here. and it wants the aging to provide more accurate hospitalization, and death toll data. the china denies that it's withholding any information despite continuing to release suspiciously low figures still to come here on al jazeera, the voodoo festival, in beneath the place widely considered to be the birthplace of the age ritual. ah called snap warnings and fog warnings are beginning to be lifted across northern india. heather hears those details right now on wednesday, right across india. it is a fairly, quite picture so, and take you to pakistan. got some what, whether leaking into baluchistan province? no. for k p, k, the mountains, this will be rain in islam about as well, but for the caps, old territory round the mountains. this of course, will fall as snow as one side of the story i want to talk about. but look at this waking up on friday morning. bitter cold, locked into the bitter cold tear. cobble minus 19 degrees. so this is some dangerous cold. as we head toward asia pacific, it's looking like this. it has just been relentless, rain in sabu, city, extreme flood advisories in play here. and for southern vietnam and cambodia. rain still falling, but it's cutting across areas of thailand on wednesday. it's been some deadly landslides, across indian easiest java province. just a few showers in the mix on wednesday. i think the bigger down port, though, will be across sumatra. island, china temperatures are running well above average. for example in whoo, hon. at 18 degrees. it's 10 above where you should be. winds have shifted warmer air here as well. so that means we just don't have the ingredients for that. see effect snow in northern and why stretch pap? that's it. susan. ah, the think of some of the biggest companies in the world today. all of them big tick with algorithms that they call the move that we use them, the more data we produce. we're in the me, a great race to the data and big companies around the checks employers are rising on a wealth of information and we need all the commodity in the 2nd to provide quality re snotty, re examines where the corporations are colonizing, be internet lying. me the popularity and power of big techs on a, j 0 lou . ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news this out fighting in ukraine is don't brass region is intensifying with rushes. forces strengthened by fights us from the voc but group. the british defense ministry says that it appears russia has taken control of much of the soap binding town of sullivan. it cranes military has been fending off attacks near the town for full days. brazil was president luis, ignacio lou silva has criticized the army for not doing enough to stop supporters of jaya bull. some i'll wrote storming the nation seats of power deal, so promise to punish those responsible to sundays attack. and china has suspended short term business for south korea, the japanese nationals that's in response to cook at 19 cups imposed on chinese travelers. they jane calls the mission discriminatory of not based on science, but louis southern region of pluto as observing. 3 days of morning after 17 people were killed in antique optima, demonstrations there on monday. it's the most violent day since protests began in december. following the rest of the former president pedro castillo, observed mariana sanchez, reports from lima ah, security forces confront protesters in the southern region of who knew it over men says nearly 9000 demonstrators using the home, made weapons and explosives. try to overrun the airport in the city of hulu. aka security forces responded with live ammunition. it's the deadliest day in more than one month of violence across bay. do what? i mean camera. i was holding my camera when a police officer asked me to kneel while pointing a gun at me. then i heard a shot and felt my foot blocked. then i felt a cramp. i took 4 steps. i fell on the floor because i couldn't walk, official se ambulances were prevented from moving freely. a doctor was killed well, assisting, the wounded, and a 17 year old girl was shot and killed in the crossfire. hospitals are overflowing with some of the wounded in critical condition. if we go, i want to call them the central government. how can we have so many? did people? tens of thousands of people have marched to demand the resignation of precedent. dean of a lot of the markets have been looted. rhodes blocked in 25 provinces, are on strike. some of the victims were bystanders hit by stray bullets coming in a bind, but he was out walking with friend lives nearby and they went for a walk. and then as far as we know, a bullet hit him, the government blames former precedent is august the year for the month long unrest . you know, to walter as well they, they sent me people who announced a crude, a ta from the same gun polish whose unduly, coordinating these mobilizations to seek impunity and to achieve what they didn't know how to achieve. or we're not allowed to achieve in defense of democracy. also, the answer is in jail. a ha, steel was ousted in december after he tried to shut down congress an arrest. the prosecutor investigating him for a legit, corruption. with a violin spiraling, some members of parliament say they are unlikely to give the cab in, in a vote of confidence on tuesday. further deepening the crisis. the government has promised to restore peace that many peruvians are unsatisfied and they say they will take their demonstrations to the capital to demand that precedent lead. i will learn the step down and new elections be held immediately. the inoffensive. i just eda lena the u. s. justice department is reviewing a bunch of potentially classified documents found in president jo biden's, former office. the documents were found in november 2022 in a locked closet by his personal attorneys at the pipe and center. it comes as republicans take control of the house of representatives, promising to launch widespread investigations into biden's administration. the u. s . house of representatives has passed a set of rules to governance debates for the next 2 years. the vote was seen as an early test of kevin mccarthy's power, a speaker all, but one republican supported the rules package that despite criticism the coffee made to any concessions about his right wing fraction to win the speakers job. the new rules include allowing any politician to call for mccarthy's removal at any time. mccarthy is also given the same faction control of a committee that decides what bills the house will consider. he was president joe biden as to close an emergency in the state of cali

u. s. u. k. canada and australia are wary because at the moment, china is experiencing the surgeon coven 19 infections. the w h her has said that beijing has been under representing the scale of the outbreak here, and it wants fading to provide more accurate hospitalization, and death toll data. the china denies that it's withholding any information despite continuing to release suspiciously load figures. saudi arabia is removing all cove at 19 restrictions for the harsh pilgrimage this year. it's welcoming back pre job, pre pandemic numbers, visitors to the holy site. the pilgrimage usually draws more than $2000000.00 people each year to the city of mecca. and 2020 numbers were limited to just 1000 people from inside the kingdom of last year. only 1000000000 formed pilgrims were allowed in. khalid butterfield is a professor at al faisal university, and he says this year could see more than 2000000 people make the pilgrimage. for one year, at least, there was, you know, 2020, but then a little b

u. s. u k. they don't policy, there's nothing that we are do. i mean the, the west is providing ukraine with lethal weapons. right? they kill russians. why they doing that? it's not, you know, it's to kill russians. so we can dance around. you know this, this phrase ology, which is unfortunate. i don't like using the term kill, you know, it's much more, it's much nice to say expel, rational data, which is all true. but weapons are designed largely to kill people. and when we train soldiers, that is, that is a goal. and anyone who thinks that there is another goal to military training or other goals, but there is no other central goal, perhaps more important than that. so we teach them how to shoot the weapons, understand what they're getting asked, but we also teach them how to look out for themselves, how to treat themselves or that wounded, how they treat comrades. and you know, i mean we, i tend to emphasize more the lives we say the than the lives perhaps we contribute to ukrainians taking retired gun. i'll stop you. the more from the us marine corps, former deputy special operations commander in the ukrainian capital after the spring, ah ah ah ah ah need to come to the russian state total narrative. i've stayed as i'm turning the no santini devastation, mac ingles also neat within this is beverly speedo keys on i need to bargain speeding help with. we will van in the european union the kremlin. ca, yep. machine. the state aunt rush up to date and split our t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest. and we could come with me. ah, ah, ah, welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with a retired gun, landry milburn ceo of the mozart group enrollment deputy commander special operations gone central in the u. s. marine corps in the book a erode when, when the tempest gathers, you talk of your mother being in the red cross. i don't know what whether that's some kind of inspiration due to the activities. i mean, do you think she thought that the allies committed invasion, a crime of aggression when the allies invaded france? and i do 44. 0, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. i mean, let's think about that generation right. so they do your, 1st of all, i don't think this, i mean, the allies invaded france, that was a sovereign nation that had been invaded by the germans in yes, there was a fishy government, but it was not a like grain has been invaded by nato after that who no invaded by nato. well, it was an american back who wasn't that we have that phone call of the qu in kiev. you don't think the government of ukraine since that who has been illegitimate since then. and maybe that's why the global south seas and at the u. n. didn't vote with you and, and american powers to condemn the russian i

u. s. u. k. data policy. there's nothing that we are do. i mean the, the west is providing ukraine with lethal weapons. right? they kill russians. why they doing that? it's not, you know, it's to kill russians. so we can dance around. you know, this, this phrase ology, which is unfortunate. i don't like using the term care. you know, it's much more, it's much nice to say expel russian and beta, which is all true. but weapons are designed largely to kill people. and when we train soldiers, that is, that is sick all. and anyone who thinks said there is another goal to military training or other goals, but there is no other central goal, perhaps more important than that. so we teach them how to shoot the weapons, understand what they're getting asked, but we also teach them how to look at themselves, how to treat themselves at that wounded, how to treat comrades and, you know, i mean, we, i tend to emphasize more the lives we say eve than the lives perhaps we contribute to ukrainians taking we're tired can all stop you the more from the us marine corps, former deputy special operations commander in the ukrainian capital after the spring. ah ah ah ah ah, welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with a retired gun, landry milburn ceo of the mozart group, the former deputy commander special operations on central in the us marine corps in the book that you wrote when, when the tempest gathers, you talk of your mother being in the red cross. i don't know what whether that's some kind of inspiration due to the activities. i mean, do you think she thought that the allies committed invasion, a crime of aggression when the allies invaded france in 1944. 0, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. i mean, right, think about that generation right. so they are, do you, 1st of all, i don't think this, i mean, the allies invaded france. that was a sovereign nation that had been invaded by the germans in yes, there was a fishy government, but it was 99 grain has been invaded by nato. after that, who no invaded by nato. well, it was an american back who wasn't, and we have that phone call of the qu in kiev. you don't think the government of ukraine since that qu has been illegitimate since then. and maybe that's why the global south seas and, and of the u. n. didn't vote with you and, and american powers to condemn the russian invasion representatives representing most of humanity in the un. yeah, i mean, you know, i listen in india and i can only tell you what, mine's where kind of my moral compass lives. and i mean, i know, because i've been on the other side and arguing about the invasion of iraq, which i think is a great, you know, a great example that, you know, obviously you can, you can make an invasion look, legal, blah, blah, blah. but bottom line is, and this is a, this isn't about ukraine in russia and my mind, you know, it's a big picture, right? it's about global norms. sure thing. it's about balance of power. it's about you said it's about who tim is not about ukraine and who to you know, so pension to yes, obviously i'm in is not an extraordinary. and i mean, i and a positive, i mean he's an anomaly one with right in late 20th, 21st century. a guy who has a t. c or russia in a way that russia has not been since under sta

u. s u k, as canada, this weekend marks the beginning of tune, which is the 40 day travel period leading up to and around the noon and new year period pre pandemic. it was described as the loudest annual human migration in the world. and this year, authorities are expecting 2000000000 trips to be made. nationwide, a lot of demand is going to be coming from migrant workers. you've been working in the cities. many of them have not returned home to see their families in rural remote areas for the past 3 years. and the government is very worried because right now the country is experiencing a surgeon called the 19 infections. and the worrying about exposing these rural remote areas which have less developed health systems to outbreaks of the virus. all right, so there's been international condemnation of iran offered hung to men, accused of killing a member of a power military force. in november, ahmed metty cromwell was a national karate champion and said, mama, a seine was described as a volunteer coach for children. amnesty international says the convictions relied on false confessions. t

u. s. u. k, canada and australia are wary because at the moment china is experiencing a surgeon corvette 1900 infections. the w h her has said that aging has been under representing the scale of the outbreak here. and it wants fading to provide more accurate hospitalization, and dec told data the china denies that it was holding any information dislike. continuing to release suspiciously low figures. austria is supreme court has dropped a terror case against a well known professor of egyptian origin. following an al jazeera documentary, very tough, it was charged on with dozens of activists in november 2020. in january last year, the program has hidden is greater add on now to 0 for billing the charges were based on false evidence and fabricated acute accusations. professor sorry, f as is best known for an annual report into european is i'm a phobia. and one of the founders is the austrian muslim youth association. a national we do day festival was being held in beneath the country as widely see

u. s. u k. and australia. it's the 1st time the british and australian troops have taken part in the annual exercise. japan recently unveiled its biggest military build up in decades as tension with north korea or on the rise . we'll get a weather update next year and i was 0 then planting the seeds of young people in zimbabwe, turning to the soil as they struggle to find jewels and cleaning up in california will tell you about the impact of massive storms is exports, experts, while the world has more to come ah hello, they will start in south asia and the fog continues to cause visibility issues, not just the cause, northern parts of pakistan, india, but also bangladesh. we are expecting those fabi conditions to continue got amber warnings out across the northern areas of india. much more settled down in the south of clear skies. little bit of cloud here and there barely there though with one or 2 showers potentially for corolla. but went to weather however, can be found in sri lanka. we will cease in thunder

u. s. u k and the u. imposed economic sanctions against them by way of alleged human rights concerns. the measures have caused international branch to cut ties with the southern african country and fermented public on rest. i'm always government as a fuse western powers of seeking to cripple the country. while the u. s. a said, the economic hardship was due to local corruption. many african leaders have stood up for them by way in recent years, with schools or the un, the sanctions to be removed. we heard from zimbabwe information mess. it says the country is open up of businesses despite what she described as weston attacks. she said, africa future must be based on the quality attorneys partners, not on economic pressure. these illegal functions. they're just not functions. like when you talk a function, it's actually called a mixed translation sub what is in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory integrity sanctions, if it economy. but sim, bob was innovative police genius, his replace the minister of functions with the eng

u. s. u. k. data policy. there's nothing that we are do. i mean the, the west is providing ukraine with lethal weapons. right? they kill russians. why they doing that? it's not, you know, it's to kill russians. so we can dance around. you know, this, this phrase ology, which is unfortunate. i don't like using the term kill, you know, it's much more, it's much nice to say expel russian and beta, which is all true. but weapons are designed largely to kill people. and when we train soldiers, that is, that is say, gall and anyone who thinks and there is another goal to military training or other goals. but there is no other on central goal, perhaps more important than that. so we teach him how to shoot the weapons, understand what they're getting asked, but we also teach them how to look after themselves had a treatment so that, that wounded how to treat comrades and, you know, i mean, we, i tend to emphasize more the lives we sit eve than the lives perhaps we contribute to ukrainians taking retired gun. i'll stop you there more from the us marine corps, former deputy special operations commander in the ukrainian capital after the spring. ah ah, lisa hunter, russian state little never. i've stayed on the northland scheme, devastation american house once a week, within the 55 with speedy with. we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and sports marquee spook neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and with a, with welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with retired gun landry milburn ceo of the mozart group. and for me, deputy commander special operations gone central in the us marine corps in the book or at the road when, when the tempest gathers, you talk of your mother being in the red cross. i don't know what whether that's some kind of inspiration due to the activities. i mean, do you think she thought that the allies committed to invasion the crime of aggression when the allies invaded france and i do 40 for oh, no, no, no, no, show, no, no. i mean, right? think about that generation right. so they, ah, to be also small. i don't think this. i mean, the alleys invaded france, that was a sovereign nation that had been invaded by the germans in yes, there was a fishy government, but it was not a either the like grain has been invaded by nato. after. no, no, no. they did by nato. well, there was an american back who wasn't, we have that phone call of the could give you don't think the government of ukraine since that who has been illegitimate since then. and maybe that's why the global south seas and of the u. n. didn't vote with you and an american powers to condemn the russian invasion representatives representing most of humanity in the un. yeah, i mean i, you know, i listen in india and i can only tell you what my, where kind of my moral compass lives. and i mean, i know because i've been on the other side and arguing about the invasion of iraq, which i think is a great, you know, it's a great example on that. you know, obviously you can, you can make an invasion look legal problem. but bottom line is, and this is a, this isn't about training russia in my mind, you know, it's a big picture, right? it's about global norms. sure thing, and it's about balance of power. it's about you said it's about newton is not about ukraine. it is not who to you know, so pension to yes, obviously i'm in, houston is not an extraordinary. and i mean, an a positive. i mean, he's an anomaly. one with right in late 20th, 21st century, a guy who has committed a seal, russia in a way that russia has not been

u. s. u. k. and australia. as the 1st time british in australian troops of taken part in the annual exercise, japan recently began its biggest military build up in decades of tensions with north korea rise. but counting has begun and buildings parliamentary election. my opposition parties were on the ballot after being banned from the last elections. often just reports from caught on the 7th, 5 year old. he says, yeah, a quick casts, have ballot with only the future of our grandchildren on how mind. when he felt very good, me then person, i want a better future for al yates jobs for them so they can have a prosperous life. but for many voters, this election is much more than just about jobs. they say it's also about the future of the countries democracy. benita position is back on the ballot after being excluded from the 2019 parliamentary vote. i moved that lead to violent protest. president patricia laws as the election validates the countries to aquatic credentials. oh, you're welcome to somebody and i think we are definitely leaving behind the dock pages of our political history. the election was approached with these as him and o boycott. if the opposition gets into parliament with significant numbers, some of its candidates could run for president in 2026 under the current and look for more candidates must be endorsed by members of parliament. and mass opposition also wants to get rid of knows that it's would impede the conference democratic process. the election could also see a record number of women elected to parliament. nearly a quarter of the $109.00 seats are reserved for women. what to turn out, however, was law in many areas, a surprise to many after the opposition candidates were allowed to run. the election commission says it was satisfied with the vote. good of our nod, if even in the north of the country where we fed terror taxi, there was no incident rawlingson protest at mod the election 3 years ago. haven't been seen so far this time. but where they stayed that way depends on the result. and how the opposition and the people have been received them. with edris al jazeera cottle that is 40 people of di, than a bus crash in central synagogue described as one of the worst in the country. in recent years, 2 buses collided in a village in the caffeine region and nearly as of sunday dozens more injured. synagogues, president moccasin has declared 3 days of morning starting on monday and will hold a government meeting to discuss road safety measures. most of the company are not here, including ukraine, dismisses rushes claims that have killed $600.00 ukrainian soldiers in an attack on climate tools and thousands of his rainy's protest against the new government and its plans to cut the power of the course more that sailors ah, hello we have some very wet weather in the forecast across the middle east, over the next couple of days. the wet season really has sets in. you can see the light of cloud here that is making its way across us. even here in canada, we will see some significant rifle as we go through the next couple of days. the weather weather will be further north, north pass, a saudi arabia, kuwait, some iraq see some heavy downpours that sinks further southwards as we go through tuesday, says rain here in 18 celsius. really freshening out the weather. weather will be on the other side of the waters though. western parts of iran seems a big samples that will cause some localized buddy and some snow there, across his eye glass mountains that snowy weather stretches up towards the caspian sea, a line of snow. they're just pushing out 30 minutes down his back is down into northern afghanistan. central asia really turning somewhat cooler, some cold as you go through the next couple of days. couple at just 3 degrees. is that snow sets in some wet weather? some wintry weather. also making its way towards turkey over that to care. over the next couple of days, we have a few showers just across the northeast of africa. much of north africa is looking dry with plenty of sunshine. it's sunshine and some heavy showers. right out of the tropics, all the way across towards the riff valley, big down, pause, zambia and mozambique. ah, ah, they protect his old profits. he is a free speech mosque is showing us how vulnerable space is online and truly are when they are controlled by billionaires of logo, documenting facts on the ground. i'm another journalist, people trust individuals, more than de neil's oral purveyor of the state line. how can you show the destruction of a political war and still be a political unchecked? the media can distort narratives and reshape realities. the listening post keeps watch on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back to pick them out about top stories here. this our security forces in brazil have now regained control of government buildings, attacked by supporters of former president jebel, from arrow hundreds broke into congress. the supreme court and the presidential palace in the capital presented. president luis tenacity alluded to silver, has promised a thorough investigation on punishment for those responsible. the violence comes just a week after he took off his falling is not a reflection. victory in october of initiates, varies from the out. amanda albano, as pont yada foundation, he says bolts, tomorrow's role in the violence must be investigated for sure. that was a good depends on the part of both scenario, most radical supporter. and that's something that both scenario while he was the powers in the late that are differently against the supreme court. because the supreme court was always trying to enforce if no roles against both scenario, far rifles issues. so that's was vocally pick wait, that it's not by both scenario himself. certainly it's a reserves, it's the consequence of ms. behaviorist press and that didn't really follow the constitutional groups, the chief of the police off brasilia anderson, fer it was to me this afternoon after the after invasion of the 3 main buildings and the supreme court, the national congress and the presidential palace. he's currently florida. so a court, each is elisha report. he has a match both scenarios during those days. so something that we should take seriously, the hypothesis that both scenarios are naked with mr. tories. the lay me and i'll police forces that last literally the last the invaders, the rioters, the terrorists. and by. busy those feel the images are typically showing that be policemen. even sports have been from the barracks to be a 3 hours this far, where the venture policy from fort and national congress or repay. and they arrived at the palace at the, at the squire. the policemen, most of them did nothing. they seek a watch. the invasion happening. so there was a preliminary evidence that some articulation on the part of both and are perhaps, and that should be investigated. here's ukraine has dismissed russian claims at hundreds of its soldiers were killed in an overnight strike. schools and apartment blocks were damaged in the attack in the eastern city of crime tours, but new queens military says nobody was killed. local residents said windows were blown out of buildings, but it was nothing notable about the strikes. google, google, the raw as an explosion and then another, a series of explosion and one made the window shake. really, there's nothing else to tell you. just a normal day. i just went back to sleep. i thought about what to do next, but i just went back to bed. ah, meanwhile, 50 ukrainian soldiers were freed on sunday as part of a prisoner swapped with russia. video on social media show, the men news heads had been shaved, singing the ukrainian national anthem. moscow says 50 russian soldiers were also released. sweden says is confident that turkey year will approve its application to join nato and applied along with finland in may. 2 months after russia's invasion of ukraine began, a feature kia has objected to their membership, accusing them of harbouring what it calls militants, including those on the kurdish p. k. k group took e as our sweden to expedite some individuals, but so far, the swedish government has refused to key it more debbie character, kia confirmed that we've done what we said we would do. but it also says at once, things that we cannot or do not want to give them. now the decision is with turkey . thousands of his rain is a protest against proposals to strip the supreme court of its powers to overturn laws voted on in the candidate. are correspondent in one con reports from west jerusalem on why the changes are so controversial. if israel's new government has its way this building could, how's a far less powerful supreme court potential changes announced by the justice minister would enable parliament over all the court decisions. reversing a decades old system of checks and balances. as benjamin netanyahu returns to powers prime minister, he faces 3 court cases involving charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. changes to the legal system were a major demand of right when politicians who back netanyahu and that sparked anger and protests, we're accept fully the elections that took place a few weeks ago. but then what happens with the new government is that, that they really create a major and significant danger. do what israel's existence of democracy with the extremist, the extremity that are there in the government. we see with all the intention of putting forward legislation that lay ruin village, the judicial system, the potential changes are unpopular in televi. the city has long been seen as a center of liberal thought in israel. and now thousands of people began to protest weekly. so we came here to protest against the gain of the israel, the democracy. we see. a a process where the rights of the people will be over time consumed by this your chronic government. and we want to avoid that. but it's not just by internal israeli politics. the supreme court has also ruled on the legality of settlements. the occupied west bank, which were legal under international law. but with this government being backed by extreme brighton parties, it's unlikely the demonstrations will have the impact, the purchasers hope. for now, it's being discussed in a parliamentary committee, if and when it gets the cadets it parliamentary floor for vote at its past, it will be a significant erosion of a system of checks and balances on this right when government, around con, our desert was treutlen. a group say thousands of displaced people in northwestern syria are in desperate need of assistance. cold weather and lack of basic facilities are increasing. the risk of disease. mohammed al jazeera is of the als, a tune. camp in italy, marquis armed at the carolina in as ancient claim at winters, prolonging the suffering of syrians living in camps for displays. people overnight rain caused damage. here, as you can see, the tensor in poor shape. the wet weather is also made it difficult for people to move around easily. my mom with me now is one of the cam residents to explain the situation. alarm lower ledger toya who had been suffering since the beginning of winter. i'll 10th us. flooded took a long time to get rid of the water and clear the space for the children to sleep. while we spent the entire mate in this miserable condition slowly, every time it rains or tens is flooded for one of no energy lift. only god can help us now. oh my god, i am on to say by then who now there are more than 1600 camps like this in northern syria. they're located outside the cities of rural areas and they're not equipped for these conditions. there's no drainage system drinking water or electricity more than 2000000 displaced. people live like this suffering year after year can if he was to say fossils or climate activists have gathered up. god's violet, coal mine in germany, in an effort to stop expansion plans are to 0. steadfast reports from woodson, rough protested, digging themselves in erecting barricade and preparing for confrontation. police have started to court enough lipson about the last remaining village on the edge of the gulf while are mine, one of germany's largest league night mines in the country's most industrialized region leak night of brown coal is known to be one of the most polluted forms of coal and under lipson that lies millions of tons of it. the government says it needs to call to prevent energy shortages. activists say it violates the climate policies. it looks good on paper, right. the germany's gonna leave cold by 2030, actually only the west of germany up to now. but the thing is at the same time, they said ok, we're going to keep more co power plants running now that they were going to phase out by now. so actually we're just going to been the same amount or even more coal in shorter time, which is even less of the climate, climate activists from all over europe travel to live in that are to protest against the expansion people from all generations called on the government to change its mind while the original villages have left dozens of activists have moved to live in the us and build 3 houses, a tiny village has turned into an international protest sites with hundreds of activists saying they won't follow police orders and leave a standoff that could possibly turn violent, but also become an embarrassment for the government and its promises to abide by the paras agreement climate activists like your 100 income and say the expansion of mine will mean to $1.00 degree temperature rise globally agreed, and paris, home be feasible that's the thing, the room. that's why she moved to live and months ago. now is the moment to defend this village and to defend climate justice. if we wouldn't stay here, this machinery of the structure that we see just a couple of just behind us would have already raised all this to the ground. the activists are disappointed with the greens who 1st supported their course and now and government responsible for the expansion. the energy company r w e, who owned the mine and the authorities. in north ramos valley declined a request to comment. the eviction of leads and ad is expected to start in the next few days, unless protest was gone, hold their ground and manage to stop it. steadfast and al jazeera ended in britain's friends. harry has defended his controversial new memoir in an interview on u. k. television, it describes tensions within the royal family. it also includes an admission of drug use and the claim he killed $25.00. people are serving with the army in afghanistan, but he says the book isn't meant to harm anyone. i love my father, i love my brother. i love my family. i always do nothing of what i've done in this book or otherwise there's ever been any intention to home them or heard them. no institution is immune to accountability or taking responsibility. so you can be immune to criticism driver and you talk about, you know, scrutiny and my wife and i went scrutinized more than probably anybody else. i, i see a lack of scrutiny to my family towards a lot of the things that happen in the last year. a woman who's been called the most dangerous fine america is free off the 21 years in prison. on a montez was released on friday. montez is an american citizen, and was recruited by cuba and the 1900 eighty's, or working for the us intelligence service. she passed secr

u. s. u. k, and canada. this weekend marks the beginning of tune, which is the 40 day travel period leading up to and around the noon and new year period pre pandemic. it was described as the largest annual human migration in the world. and this year authorities are expecting 2000000000 trips to be made. nationwide, a lot of demand is going to be coming from migrant workers. you've been here working in the cities. many of them have not returned home to see their families in rural remote areas for the past 3 years. and the government is very worried because right now the country's experiencing a surge and covet 19 infections. and the worrying about exposing these rural remote areas which have less developed health systems to outbreaks of the virus. and tony chang has reaction from thailand, the top destination, the chinese tourists. well, i think they see this as an opportunity at the same time beyond those who are directly involved in the tourist industry, there is a certain amount of trepidation. people are

u. s. u. k. canada and australia are wary because at the mormon china is experiencing a surgeon corvette 19 infections. the w h her has said that beijing has been under representing the scale of the outbreak here, and it wants paging to provide more accurate hospitalization, and death toll data. the china denies that it's withholding any information dislike . continuing to release suspiciously, low figures still to come this ha ha, a climate recovery scientist hope success with the ozone layer could encourage war corporation to combat global warming. and the birthplace voodoo celebrates the religions, reemergence. ah, it's a washout for western and southern turkey us. so here's those details right here, right now. good to see you. so this band of rain is stretching pretty much from the black sea rate to the mediterranean, but a fire hose of rain for on talia. i think in the order of about a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. this was all part of the same storm system that brought rain and snow t

u. s u k. and australia. it's the 1st time british on australian troops have taken part in the annual exercise. japan recently began its biggest military build up in decades as tensions with north korea rise. thousands of climate activists have gathered up the gods while a coal mine in germany, in an effort to stop expansion plans are 0 step. vast reports from luther protestors are digging themselves in erecting barricades and preparing for confrontation. police have started to court enough little of at the last remaining village on the edge of the gas. while a mine, one of germany's largest leak night mines in the country's most industrialized region lick night, or brown, coal is known to be one of the most polluted forms of coal. and under loosened rock lice, millions of tons of it. the government says it needs to call to prevent energy shortages . activists say it violates their climate policies. it looks good on paper that germany is gonna leave coal by 2030. actually it's only the west of germany up unti

u. s. u k, and canada. staging has said that they are very angry about these research and they pulled them discriminatory. they say that these countries of politicizing the outbreak had they say it unscientific and this is despite the fact that so trouble is coming back to china. if they do return for this day forward, they was still themselves need to take a coven test and which prove that they are negative before entering times voters and katrina with many people in china starting to trouble for the lunar new year. the timing of this is also significant dismiss yes, so this weekend marks the beginning of tune, which is the 40 day travel period leading up to and around the noon and new year period pre pandemic. it was described as the largest annual human migration in the world. and this year authorities are expecting 2000000000 trips to be made nationwide. now a lot of demand is going to be coming from migrant workers. you've been here working in the cities. many of them have not returned hom

u. s. u. k. and australia. as the 1st time british on australian troops of be taken part in the annual exercise. japan recently began its biggest military build up in decades as tensions with north korea rise. ty, wireless defense ministry says 28 chinese aircraft have crossed into his territory . in the past day, the chinese military confirmed what it called combat drills around taiwan, which he considers a breakaway province. in december, taipei reported the largest ever chinese incursion into its air defense zone. i remember you can find much more of our store.

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. 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 which agustin people on the grounds of feasibility, defense and security interests, and the cost to the british taxpayer. the costs of being estimated up to very 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 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 shook all seasons, should have the right of s