u. s. always brings, maintains that of their support of a 2 state solution. something that is really at an all time low on both sides here . there's really, paul to be done recently to show that, you know, there's a very, very much of minority on both sides of the past palestinian side and israeli side that any 2 state solution could really is really likely any time soon. but on top of that, given the events of the last week and thursday with the palestinian authority severing the security coordination between israel and the palestinian authority. he'll be entity blinking rather will be likely trying to urge president abbas to reinstate that coordination in the name of this sort of spiraling violence. which rebecca, the debris correspond, rebecca written in jerusalem. the nato secretary general has urged south korea to provide to military support for the government in ukraine installed. some boat has been meeting officials in sol, in the hope of that the government will reverse the longstanding fact. i'm supplying weapons to countries engaged and accurate con

u. s. always brings, maintains that of their support of a 2 state solution. something that is really at an all time low on both sides here . there's really, paul to be done recently to show that, you know, there's a very, very much of minority on both sides, but the best palestinian side and israeli side that any 2 state solution could really is really likely any time soon. but on top of that, given the events of the last week and thursday with the palestinian authority severing the security coordination between israel and the palestinian authority, he'll be antony blinking rather will be likely trying to urge president abbas to reinstate that coordination in the name of this sort of spiraling violence. rebecca, the debris correspond rebecca written in jerusalem. his look now at small stores making headlines around the world. a russian strike has killed one person and wounded 3 more in harkey for, according to the regional governor missile here to residential building. in ukraine's 2nd largest city, early on sunday, the 3 more people were killed by russian sh

u. s. has always sought to scare our people into submission. they've sent their navy to our shores, showing off their warships and their missiles, well, they've forced us into flawed and unfair agreements with them. this is a component of policy of intimidation that america has deployed and is pursuing against iran to show a skewed picture of our country to the world. i imagine that you 2 now have a similar experience of dealing with america. as it promotes false narratives about russia to the rest of the world, america exercises its power through the media was mass media is used to push intimidating narratives and falsehoods, dots. they're modus operandi. or if you want to sell weapons, make a country afraid of something and no buy it off. you listen. so americans to bully our neighbors into being afraid of iran. they do the same to the global community. they want people to be scared. both britain and america have been trying to infiltrate iran for years, infiltrating our society and exerting their influence, sewing discord between family memb

u. s. charges because of all financial assets that are denominated us dollars is the most safe, is the most secure because of the u. s. credit worthiness, the belief that the u. s. will always pay it's debt obligations, whether this interest payments or, or rolling over the debt or but the debt ceiling. put that in question. and i think one of the things to remember also is that the us treasury security is the foundation of pricing for all of the securities in the world. so. so the consequences for the rest of the world goes beyond the amount of debt that's held by japan. or, or u, k, or, or, or china, it really is the, at the basis of all financial instrument pricing. in other words, everything that's issued, whether it's in, by emerging market countries or, or by, by the, the euro area. every security is priced based upon the price. that's a credit worthiness of us treasury so. so that's very important thing to keep in mind is that, that the jet, that discussions about the possibility of not paying us interest, or is something that will shape the global financial markets to. it's very core because is very core is based upon pricing of us treasuries. and so, so that is the

u. s. is always of interest to people. all right, the world, this has been going on for a number of hours with been use of the whole story from an international perspective. we try to claim your global audience how this could impact via life. this is an important part of the world and i was, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. the states been on a killing spree after a 2 year hiatus, but there's been at least 11 executions. all of them for drug related offences. he was taken away, he was hang that shut the state decisively and persistently modest people in singapore, a string of executions. ignite's rare protests and spirited debate over the countries 0 tolerance, dropped policy loss, singaporean, families and individuals will be hobb. if we remove the debt bounce there, singapore really want to be known as this country that get rid of people so easily . you want to traffic dropped the arrows in both. if you get caught with a set amount of drugs you get hang. oh, should singapore heat calls to ret

u. s. has always sought to scare our people into submission. they've sent their navy to our shores as her showing off their warships and their missiles. well, they've forced us into flawed and unfair agreements with them going on. it is always been about intimidation. however, what you mentioned is just a new form of the same policy that are more by doing this, the u. s. wants to say to us, love with if, if i'm right here in your very cities, i can take terrorists to the streets and set cars on fire. so they want us to submit to surrender lawyers. this is a component of policy of intimidation that america has deployed and is pursuing against iran to show a skewed picture of our country to the world. i imagine that you too now have a similar experience of dealing with america. as it promotes false narratives about russia to the rest of the world, i love america exercises its power through the media and mass media is used to push intimidating narratives and falsehoods. that's their modus operandi. or if you want to sell weapons, make a country af

u. s. i always thought that they are the only partners ah, we for, you know, for africa. but there is a lot more people now, so that the fact that there are multiple partners and to negotiate and, and, you know, i'll collaborate with the better because african easily or african nations i was carrots can't usually move to another part and i need the conditions for one is not great, so i think the more the merrier. ok, dr. lind, i ruler, the research fellow. i began institute for african affairs. thank you. talking about africa's relationship for the rest of the wild. russia is one of those countries cozying up to the continent. just this past week, rushes foreign minister was in south africa, and both countries announced a joint military drill together with china or mid february. likely christine wanderer, fixed into south africa's balance, and that when it comes to its ties with moscow at a time when russia is being condemned for its invasion of ukraine. ah, at the russian school of bailey, in johannesburg, yanna alga is teaching her 1st class of the day. the native of ru

those are the headlines on al jazeera is always much more news on our website at al jazeera dot com coming up next year. it's inside story. stay with us. the u. s. is always of interest to people. all right, the world, this has been going on for a number of hours with an international perspective, with global audience. how could impact your life? this is an important part of the world, and our view is very good at bringing the news to the world from croatia celebrated the new year by adopting the euro is joining us a time when the i m. f is wanting of a recession. so what's the head for the european economy and the euro zones? newest member, this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. croatia has finally adopted the euro some 10 years after joining the european union. it's another step in the rapid transformation of a state once part of tito's communist e lobby up. the celebrations might have brought some brief distraction for the you away from the troubles affecting the arizona and for a well facing de economic uncertainty, gracious government to express pride in its adoption of the new currency. but reaction on

u. s. has never faced the kind of constraints of the countries in limiting the amount of debt issues because those have no foreign exchange to pay it off. the u. s. can always pay off the debt by pretty dollars. but of course, at least the massive inflation around the world. well that a 1000000 people in france marched against plan pension reforms. president manuel micron wants to raise the retirement age by 2 years to 64 union. so the move is an assault on the welfare system. bernard smith has moved from paris. friends unions wanted a big turn out for thursdays nationwide pro to emphasize the strength of opposition to pension reform. they got their wish, this was central paris. most french people accept the pension system needs reforming, but more than 70 percent, according to the polls are posed to emanuel microns plan, to raise the retirement age to 64. when you look at them out of the b and p, the amount of shareholder the, of the profit made by the shareholders and the amount of wealth at this rate in the country. today, we are saying we should use a bit more of that. well, upon decent pensions, we're all workers go to public and private sector, rather

u. s. is always of interest to people. all right, the world people pay attention to what we saw here now does either is very good at bringing the news to the world from here. oh, blue. ah, we'll go back and pick them out about top stories here. this, our explosions of shaken ukraine's capital less than an hour into the new year. they follow a barrage of missiles strikes by russia targeting peeve and other cities. the 1st bloss of 2023 hit, 2 districts. leaders around the world are paying tribute to former hope benedict 16 that was died at the age of 90. 5 benedict led the catholic church, but just on the 8 is he stepped down in 2013 because of ill health. and there's been a 2nd day protests in bolivia, santa cruz region after the rest are right wing opposition leader police for out enforce out of bonham confrontations with supporters of the governor, luis fernando camacho. north korea's lead as promising an exponential increase in the production of nuclear weapons state media. se kim jong has ordered new intercontinental b

u. s. is always of interest to people. all right, the world people pay attention to what you're going here and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories this our rushes, unilateral, 36 hour cease fire in you. praying for orthodox christmas has ended. keith did not agree to the truth and said russia continued attacks. it's accused moscow of trying to use the situation to reposition its troops. china has lifted pandemic restrictions on foreign travel after almost 3 years. quarantine is no longer required for inbound travelers, but several countries are demanding pre departure. cobra 19 tests for people heading abroad. iran is facing international condemnation after it hanged to men accused of killing a member of the countries revolutionary guard in november. the you says it's appalled while the u. s. is demanding an end to what it calls sham trials. the u. s. president has congratulated republican kevin mccarthy on being elected

u. s. t, v 's was always there, and it's will at shield as well from any international censure. major cities across the u. s. r, bracing for demonstrations as police prepared to release a video showing the beating of a young black man by offices. president joe biden is issued a statement calling for com 5, former policeman in tennessee if in charge with 2nd degree murder. following the death of tyree nichols in the democratic republic of congo, m. 23 rebels have taken control of a strategic town in the east. un peacekeeping missions says more than $450.00 people, including women and children, seeking refuge of space. the town. shares in one of india is biggest companies of plunged in value is accusations of accounting fraud and stock manipulation, upset investors. this development comes, as the donnie group provides to launch a 2 and a half $1000000000.00 sale of shares. gunman stormed as by john's embassy in iran, killing a security chief and injuring to guards. the foreign ministers of both countries have spoken and have suggested a joint investigation. a state of emergency has

u. s. is always of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of hours with you got been use of the whole story from an international perspective to try to explain to global audience how this could impact the life. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here. i and i'm the cloud. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. if you look at the, well, the business and economics this week, the u. s. is facing a fiscal standoff that could put the nation at risk of defaulting on its debt for the 1st time ever. so what's behind america's debt ceiling crisis, and should the rest of the well be white? also this week it seen as britain's national treasure bought, the country's health service system is falling apart. so how did the n h s reach this point? and is there a way out of the crisis? plus the travel and tourism industry is picking up speed this year for travelers? taste that changing and they're increasingly going green. ah. so the u. s. debts is n

no matter who runs twitter, it looks like they'll always have friends at the bureau. remember, how u. s. officials have always insisted that discourse and america is free and open and totally not controlled by the government and intelligence agencies that makes a good punch line. now doesn't it dale bobbin r t new york any thanks for joining us, a all naughty international web back at the top now with the latest to see then ah, with this yes, i said, november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service officers locking entrances and exits to keep.

u. s. rees was always there, and it's will irv shield as row of from any international censure. meanwhile, israel has intercepted to rockets fired from the gaza strip. the military says it's jess then carried out as strikes on an underground rocket factory. no casualties have been reported. in other news, major cities across a u. s. are bracing for demonstrations as police prepared to release a video showing the beating of a young black man by offices 5 former police men in the us state of tennessee have been charged with 2nd degree murder. following the death of tyree nichols, the 29 year old was stopped on january the 7th for reckless driving. the officers who were also black were fired after an internal investigation found their due successive force. protests have been held in front of sweden's embassy in quite a lamp, or members of malaysia's organisation of muslims, demonstrated after a copy of the crime was burned by far right. politicians, stockholm, last week. they want the government to do more to condemn sweden for allowing that to happen. a state of emergency has been declared

u. s. veto is always there and it's will at shield israel from any international censure. and israel has intercepted to rockets 5 from the gaza strip. the military says it's jets been carried out. it strikes on an underground rock at the factory. no casualties has been reported. in other world news shares, and one of the biggest companies have plunged in value as accusations of accounting for install manipulation, upset investors, because development comes as the a donnie group prepared to launch a 2 and a half $1000000000.00. sale of it says, alright, those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. the nice continues here. after inside story, stay with us. sears from al jazeera on the go and me tonight, out is there is only a mobile app. it's. this is where we dissects analyze thing and i guess from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app. still just sat for it and tapped are made and you app him out is even near at your fingertips. how will u. s. and german tanks help ukraine in its war against russia. berlin and washington are sending leopard and abrams m

u. s. v was always there and it's will shield as well from any international censure. all right, thank you very much for that update on my, her life for us in ramallah. let's head across to god's and now where human alice said is standing by for us. human protests wish scheduled to get underway after friday. prayers today. what are you hearing about those? yes, emily right now in gaza. there is a very cautious called, a says, no escalation has happened in the early hours of this morning and i did protests are taking place in different areas across the gaza strip. they have been called out for by both hamas and islamic jihad. i'm standing here where we are expecting the masses. ingles, the city to be more ching, towards the, at this side here behind me to protest in rage against what they have called the massacre of janine, the policy infections in god set confirmed that these protests sent a clear message that they are not gods. it is not excluded from the equation and that any aggression against the palestinian people in the west bank is also related to the gaza strip

u. s. e. u, china, and india. everybody always understood that banking on cheese gas is not a good idea, needs to have a different plan and the plan is to safe energy and to install more renewable energy. so when you have 2 competing trends, and the main question for me is which one wins? one important step forward that we may see in 2023 is a deal between the g 7 countries and india along the lines of an agreement made with south africa last year. under the just transition partnership, the us germany, france, d u and the u ki agreed to provide south africa with barry engine financing to speed up its coal phase plans. a deal of this kind with the world's 5th largest economy. india would accelerate its switch to renewables and potentially represent a big move towards climate justice and the curbing of global warming. and if a data entry, which havoc was the 5 times bigger economy, what a much it sort of been a new padded aim, flamer discussions which can actually keep up with a b as needed. the next united nations climate conferenc

u . s. can always pay off the debt by pretty dollars. but of course, at least the massive inflation around the world itself is in reco amounts of debt. the i m f says that some 15 percent of low income countries are in debt distress. i mean, the sort of sustainable situation is it. absolutely, and, and the i method where i used to work, i has a very clear framework that calculates what your maximum debt allowance should be as a shared g, d, p, and as a, as a, as a percentage of interest as the interest rate rises, you are limited even yet again, in your ability to pay off even interest them so that, that, unfortunately united states are because it's a reserve currency is freed from that constraint. and so what we find then is that the political agenda dictates the, the dynamics of the debt ceiling rather than the economics involved in a global economy is in the doldrums. once again, if the, if the u. s. does default this time on the, it's payments. we payments what would the impact i think chart shirt the secretary yellen is, is absolute

u. s. is always of interest to people. all right. the world people pay attention to what with on here, and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world. if i write extremely, there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the thing opposition concerned about this rather small between turkey, anthea those and really with 30 this is and so forth. frank assessments, you know, that was a joke. about the interim government it started it's not in for, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera iris, robbery police, and buddhist, discharged against each other in the french capital. british demonstrate as around the 40s response to the attack on friday, which killed 3 refugees. they want answers from the police. why did it take so long for them to respond to the attack? why have they not designated this? it better is to attack. and why wasn't security provided to the punch you sent it, offered it had earlier asked for

u. s. cities. there are always underlying reasons for discontent when mass protests like these iraq and these conversations must be had to figure out the am, oh, that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi. i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next week. how so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk there is this with a crowd of 30 our communities like, oh i, i don't them for me there and i'm for my that's you know, to, for the diesel superscript receive them yet. give you physically more vis a vis is too long for with who. yep. and who is the best boot in a perfect desk with dick and i'm just kind of a big can i just or she so she minutes is so new. been dealer because shipment cooper. i left this on an equal machine. i thought it was one question, and i'm with don, this lady fanny, he'll release. mm. oh, a ru

u. s. in particular, there's always been this disconnect about who we say we are and who we really are. and so who we say we are, the country is the country that embraces religious freedom for all it's right there in our founding documents, no religious test and that there will are government will remain secular so that religion can flourish. but christian nationalism which privileges christianity and says, there is a special place for christians and american society has been running alongside these ideals all the way. and so i think it's just been there for people to seize upon and try to organize around. and there is cultural lint, legitimacy still to being a christian. there is a special place, it seems, and different in elective office. all of our presidents, for instance, have all profess christianity that even though true, exactly it, despite there being no religious test for public office. and so i think that we, we see this tension in our society right now. and so there's something still a culturally current about being a christian and professing christianity that provides cover

u. s. has nothing to match them. and that is always very scary because you don't have a counter to that miss are. so this is something that the u. s. is russian to, to work on. it's going to take a few, a few more years. and by then russia, china will have advanced in their own r and d, research and development. and that's probably the way things are going to progress . it is a very, very serious deterrent. and i think that this is something you, the walk defense department recognizes now and it has to start getting serious about defense if it wants to be relevant. well, michael, it was, even though the russian president vladimir putin said, i guess it was a few months ago. he said, we are ahead of the, in the story, so to speak with hypersonic weapons. but he said, what america does finally catch up. he said, by that point, russia will have a whole new level of a brand new type of deterrent system. what about you? cried michael. i mean, we've got russia essentially fighting the best of the west in ukraine at that moment. and yet the w

see a very hyperbolic, exaggerated coverage of iran, a and i saying disses because i'm like always because the u. s. one stu, n d, human eyes to population side, iran and other western magazine with a century long history that describes itself as a leading foreign for serious discussions of american foreign policy, openly calls for regime change in iran, with america's help. and finally, the matter oversight board, earlier these january refused to remove facebook post, say das to the ready leader at a matter should do more to respect freedom of expression in iran. keep this manipulation campaign. it has slowed down a lot because a lot of saw the misinformation and nutrition campaign has already been exposed by a lot of people and they were, they were promising the world's dives. the iranian government is going to collapse any time. but this does not happen. so they had to back off a little bit and so i'm sure they're going to come up with some other plan in the future. and this to me, looks like in line with a bigger agenda, with shoes to push for more pressure on the wrong. so the question arises

anyway, we, we saw whole march that you will all the groceries that they will always play the u. s. has imposed sanctions on 10 iranian officials and one entity or it sees as human rights abuses while suppressing nationwide protests that causes ease for ministers adopted a similar packet of functions on monday. however, they still haven't blacklisted the revolutionary gods cool. despite hostile rhetoric tools, the will that are station does your honor the reigning regime with its revolutionary garza terrorizing your own people day after day. it's therefore important that will launch a 4th patch of sanctions against it. thompson, i think it's time to we. europeans reflecting our responses to this policy of state hostages that iran is now practicing packages of this new form package will affect 37, a re officials and entities including lawmakers, state media representatives and morality police heads. those on the list will be restricted in these access and will face a freezing of assets. previous packages of factors were imposed on more than 60 rain officials from similar sectors befo

talk more about this this afternoon with dr peter chen hong infectious disease specialist at u c s f, dr. always a pleasure to see you. we saw new year's eve events and celebrations really return in a big way this weekend. so what are some of the concerns as kids return to class? i think the main concern heather's that kids would be spreading it amongst themselves and potentially missed school. so i think what the district is trying to do is to mitigate the risk as much as possible. the risk of transmission by doing this testing program and of course, covid isn't only game in town that's flu. luckily, rsv is going down and a whole host of viruses. that cause the common cold. how much of a difference do you think this kind of testing program could could make here for districts to do this and encourage their students and their staff to take tests before they return after after a long holiday break like this? does it make a huge difference? you think that's a great question, alex. i think the main, uh louis timing fruit as if kids are six of them. stay home, but it probably is going to be most bene

u. s. army for involvement with illegal drugs. does this reflect on any broader problems with illegal drugs with the u. s. military in general? thanks. so as always we hold our service members to the higher highest standards of moral and ethical behavior. i would say it's really what makes our military the best in the world. in terms of the allegations that you've highlighted. i know that us special operations command and u. s. army special operations command are aware of those allegations and they're investigating. so i'd refer you to them for any further comment. thank you, ma'am. >> thank you sir kimberly underwood from marcia's signal magazine. wanted to ask a little bit more about the meeting with the japanese defense and foreign ministers and department of state. can you talk about how that modernization relationship will look like? and from the secretary's perspective will the discussion kind of drill down to like how the countries can integrate communications with their militaries? c2 jazz c2 that kind of thing? well, well, that kind of discussion include things like that. >> sure. well as i'm sure you can appreciate, i don't want to get

u. s. broadcast as to promote the book is out. there is always been this competition between us readily. they pitch the whales is right, which came with him and on, on our, against the saw success. man, my wife. they always pitched us against each other, a pitch k megan against each other in any way that i can protect chelsea. whether i can correct those mistress is by writing something the truth in one place. how much harry's truthful hurt the royal family and its image isn't clear yet. they have so far declined to comment on any claims made in the book. for now, read, it will have to decide whether the book that's been causing a huge stir worldwide before it was even published lives up to the hype, some light, winter reading for you there. that's all for now you're up to date after the break . it's dw business with christy plants and the world bank is warning a global recession is likely. i'm ami annisa, thanks for joining us. christian with questions about life, the universe and everything. do you know the answer? well then david here.

u. s. broadcast as to promote the book. is out. there is always been this competition between us, widely. they pitch the whales is right. which came when even on amahl against the saw 6 as me and my wife, they always purchase against each other. they pitch k my down against each other in any way that i can protect us in way that i can correct those mistress is by writing something. the truth in one place. how much harry's truthful had the royal family and its image isn't clear yet. they have so far declined to comment on any claims made in the book. for now read, it will have to decide whether the book that's been causing a huge stairwell wide before it was even published lives up to the hype. and a reminder of our top story. german foreign minister analynn a backlog has made a surprise visit to the ukranian city of har. keith. she is under pressure to deliver leopard tanks to boost your cranes of war efforts. severe storms are bringing more flooding and mudslides to view a state of california. official say at least 14 people have died in the past