u. s. u. k. armed violence and palestine, we speak to the palestinian ambassador to the u. k. about a new ultimatum for israel. all the small can we help? we bought 2 of going undergrad. ah. and with a child beginning on it and then each one is a better way to adjust my with issue machine that it with more i mean logical, but that amount with power to store and you with welcome back. at the same you, k labor party conference were anti jeremy corbin, leader to care starman, declared his party to be the party of nato. a motion was passed calling for israel to meet it because of the ongoing knock by palestine. emotion that passed without much publicity cauldron ethical trade policy and an end the u. k. arm sales to his rail progress after another week of violence in palestine and with the palestinian ambassador, britain who sub job lot best to. thanks so much for going to the studio. i mean we've had killings all week in ballast rankings of children by shonda israeli soldiers that had said last year was the worst for the palestinian authority before we get on the british issues.

u. s. u. k armed violence and palestine. we speak to the palestinian ambassador to the u. k. about a new ultimatum for israel, all the smoke and we haven't bought 2 of going undergrad with our special guest today. the only in the legendary mich fire sign, author of planet ponzi match nice to see happy holidays. one of the worst ever mess shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy explodes the little of the real las vegas. where many say elected officials are controlled by casino, knows the dank as shooting revealed wet deal vs p. d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine. most of the american public barely remembers that it happens. that just shows you the power of money in las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic hit the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. so here's carolyn goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residence to be the control group to the shiny facades conceal a deep indifference to the people. wives could have been saved and they would take an act

u. s. and u. k. we want to believe that we have rule of lodge the same fundamental rights and freedoms that we promote in all parts of the world. but what is happening to juliana sanchez so clearly political, he has been targeted for his contributions to journalism and his treatment. especially if he has actually added to the united states and prosecuted. there will have implications for public interest reporting around the world for many years to come turning to american politics now the investigations into the january 6th capitol hill riot. are proving damaging to fox news. terracon offer is keeping his social distance, but he's here with the details. well, richard, the story is about what fox news hers were publicly turning their audiences that night versus what they were privately texting the white house. earlier in the day, the 3 folks presented laur ingram, sean hannity, and brian, kil, mead will all pro trump until our and as congress women live cheney a member of the committee investigating th

u. s. and u. k. were rendering suspected terrorists, u. s. prison camp guantanamo after this month's decision by british courts to exonerate the u. s. justice system. when it comes to wiki likes, his julian assange, this program investigates the alleged torture of mentor, a di fee by the usa, the author of don't forget us here. lost and found at guantanamo was swept up by us linked warlords. and the cia in afghanistan, 18 year old, missouri became detainee for, for one was held at guantanamo for 14 years without charge you a discretion was advised to so may be disturbed by us treatment of prisoners discussed in this interview. and for a daffy joins me now from belgrade in sylvia. man, so welcome to going under ground. i suppose we better stop given the, i know from my lawyers that people watcher this show in guantanamo bay, torture camp prison, whatever. it's called a 1st a message. i suppose from you to the people still in there. yeah. first of all, thank you for how are you today and is the 2nd time actually actually are to you one of the

u. s. and u. k. would liken with blocking north stream to invade to ukraine, uniting the free world is easier said than done re talents. how does era livable mean? all the u. s. is sending its leading diplomat for europe to russia and ukraine. current done freed will meet senior officials and kevin moscow over 2 days. apart from the russian troop build up, the state department says don't free but also push for progress on ending the conflict in eastern new claim. also to come here in al jazeera, including military leaders, say the offensive against rebels in democratic republic of congo as reach a critical stage. plus i'm just for washington. it's the coastal indonesia for fear, the ongoing gold rush. putting children's health ah ah, look forward to scores with a spoon cutter, it weighs how low there. there's been a change in the weather across east asia, in particular from maine land, china, things of turn, colder and wetter. thanks to a cold front that's blowing its way down south and further east

u. n. authorized the international security assistance force in afghanistan to prevent a supposed safe haven for terrorism. less than a month later, the u. s. and u. k. were rendering, suspected terrorists, us prison, camp guantanamo after this month's decision by british courts to exonerate the u. s . justice system, when it comes to wiki likes, his julian serge. this program investigates the alleged torture of mentor a daffy by the usa. the author of don't forget us here. lost and found at guantanamo was swept up by us linked warlords, and the cia in afghanistan, 18 year old man, swore became detainee for $41.00 and was held at guantanamo for 14 years without charge you a discretions advised to, so may be disturbed by us treatment of prisoners discussed in this interview. and for a daffy joins me now from belgrade in serbia, missouri. welcome to going under ground ice was we better start given that. i know from my lawyers that people watcher this show in guantanamo bay, torture camp prison, whatever. it's called i 1st a message i suppose from you.

u. s. and u. k. were rendering, suspected terrorists, us prison, camp guantanamo after this month's decision by british courts to exonerate the u. s . justice system, when it comes to wiki likes, his julian sons. this program investigates the alleged torture of months were a dorothy by the usa, the author of don't forget us here. lost and found at guantanamo was swept up by us, linked warlords and the cia in afghanistan. 18 year old man swore became detainee for $41.00 and was held at guantanamo for 14 years without charge you a discretions advised you, so may be disturbed by us treatment of prisoners discussed in this interview. ventura. daffy joins me now from bell grained in severe man, so welcome to going under ground. i suppose we better stop given the, i know from my lawyers that people.

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u. s. and u. k headed your way. what did you make of these revelations in washington? general milly, the joint chiefs, us, joint chiefs chairman saying that he had to reassure chinese counter guard that there was not going to be a 1st nuclear strike on china. first of all, i think generally is highly regarded. a respect is from the chinese side. know what is happening in washington the congressional hearing and really is testimony. congressional hearing is a confirmation of one point that is very important. that is, there will be no wall between china and the united states. and that is in the as the interest of mankind. there are people who are very eager and agitated to provoke a war between china, the united states, and they are not doing that in the interest of the american people. some people in the united states even claim that china, the united states, needs to have a wall with each other. they are little understand the consequence of a war g channel, the united states. because if it is a matter carefully to what henry kissinger has to say recently, he's basicall

u. s. and u. k, a starting to buckle under the huge number of infections. at least 16 people drown . and the 3rd vibrant votes thinking of greece this week, plus with georgia, gwinnett decker la slipped off from a traumas, powerful space telescope ever build, sets off to unlock secrets by galaxy. ah, protests as have been back out on the streets. officer don, it was the 10th major demonstration since the military takeover in october security forces fire tear gas internet services were cut and large areas of the capital were locked down, the protested say they won't back down. bahama vall has more from cartoon, several of the groups of protest as godhood in the outskirts of up to him on saturday afternoon for marching toward the city center where the presidential policies located. well, i'm not sure that any of these people are going out on the streets to reach this military are 30 and now slogans are clear off the no negotiations, no partnership, no bars and what the army is for the barracks. the militias do not rule us and we demand the hand over a full power to civilians. we demand

u. s. and u. k. a starting to buckle under the huge number of infections. at least 16 people were drawn and the 3rd migrant boat sinking off greece this week, plus with decor, large lift off from a true the most powerful space telescope ever built set sought to unlock the secrets of our galaxy. ah, professors have been back out on the streets of saddam, it was the 10th major demonstration since the military takeover in october security forces fire tear gas internet services were cut in large areas of the capital. it will lockdown, but protested. say they won't back down. bahama vall has more from cut through civil groups of protest as gathered in the outskirts of come to him on saturday afternoon for marching toward the city center, where the presidential policies located. well, i'm not sure that any of these people are going out on the streets to reject this 330. and now the slogans are clear off the no negotiations, no partnership, no bars and what the army is for the barracks. the militias do not rule us and we demand the hand over a full power to civilia

u. s. and u. k is starting to buckle under the huge number of infections. at least 16 people drawn in the 3rd migrant boat sinking off grease this week. plus, i think what i decor large lift off the most powerful space telescope ever build sets off to unlock the secrets of my galaxy. ah, protest as have been back out on the streets of saddam was the 10th major demonstration since the military takeover in october security forces fire tear gas internet services were cut and large areas of the capital. it will locked down. the protest is say, they won't back down. bahama vall has more from cartoon, several of the groups of protest as godhood in the outskirts of come to him on saturday afternoon before marching toward the city center where the presidential policies located below. i'm not sure that these people are going out on the streets to reject this military authority. and als slogans are clear, but they are no negotiations, no partnership, no bargain. um, so what i did, the army is for the barracks. the militias do not rule us. and we demand the hand over

u. s. and the u. k. distributed their doses at a much faster pace. d. w has been reporting on germany's vaccination campaign through its ups and downs. and my colleague william glue, croft is he with more details with him? that's right, rebecca, we've come so far there still so much more to go. we can actually show you on the wall here where we've been this past year since december 27th, 2020. it started out slow. there were supply issues. there were a lot of rules in place, and we can see that we started with just a couple tens of thousands of people getting vaccinated. they're about 70000000 adults in germany. and in that 1st quarter, we got about 10000000 them vaccinated with that 1st, at least that 1st shot. quite slow things pick up in the 2nd quarter, we're another 30000000 of that roughly 70000000 adults getting their shot. but you can see here things start to kind of sort of peak right the last several months and that's what the government has been struggling to get people more people new people to get vaccinated. we're now at 61400000 people in

u. s. and the u. k. government, both members of the 5 eyes intelligence alliance and clearly wiki leaks, join us on poses a grave threat to this, to complete dominance of the information space, a digitally and globally. so that's one of the main things i think that they're concerned about having him. basically free is something they want to avoid doing. and so this ruling today is, is basically gonna bring it if it goes to appeal to a low court where we're looking at or maybe another year. so the whole timeline of this, just this saga of the, of the case 3 years. and so this is really a game of attrition that's being played. i think by the british authorities and coordination with the u. s. of, there's definitely political overtones to this that, beyond a doubt now there's involvement of the intelligence agencies from the u. s. and may be more than that. that's also beyond debate now. so you have a completely political situation. so you have a political prisoner, effective in terms of the prosecution, p

u. s. russian relations near him. it will be as difficult discussion for the leaders here and large in vars laws you linelle a very important statement was made in the ukraine. defense minister interview to u. k. media 40 of your century called u. s. canada accounts and the u. k. military to the front line, the law and put out there. and i do that online by passing nater, vanessa lampa. can you tell us about the last quote, how much of a bree more is of the alliance? the all the red lines monumental eugene has defined no and the my well ceiling. we have had similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military. and they were ready to send their troops over, not only those in training, but those in combat units as well in this is something we are obviously very concerned about earlier. this is something we do not lie at all. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests, but laughing at dom could what about the potential actions of the nato alliance? no movie jim. now we see that nato is taking an extremely aggressive position. we see mister salt and bugs rhetoric and we see the different u. s. leaders, rhetoric. first, they all say the

now, linear, a very important statement was made and the ukraine defense minister interview 2, u. k. media essentially call the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines and puts out that to do that by bypassing nature. so can you tell us how much of a breach is of the red line slot mere putin had defined? no. well, we have a similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send the troops over. not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests all the time. hawkins is here with more on this story thing across it throughout the day, right up to the phone call. no doubt daniel feasible story. both sides are saying that hey, we're the innocent party here is the others who are the aggressive ones. that's going to be a bulk of what the conversation would be about presumably. yeah. and the world what some closely to see what the outcome is.

u. s. and the u. k. government and the rest of them attitude is russia, has no legitimate security concerns. and therefore, whenever russia does address it's secured, you need them, that's just aggression. and we have to defend ourselves against ra, from aggression. and so you know that, that's, that's the center of their attitude. any, any russian on demand for security guarantees is something that we have to resist because it's aggression from russia. ok gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're good. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real noun. stay with our ah ah well the fund i make no borders line to tease and you as a merge, we don't have with the whole world needs to be ready. people are just, you know, come in, we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis not go on forever. the challenge is going to response has been massive. so many good people

u. s. and the u. k. government and the rest of them attitude is russia has no legitimate security concerns, and therefore whenever russia does address it, so security need them, that's just aggression and we have to defend ourselves against ra, from aggression. and so it's a, you know, that that's, that's the center of their attitude. any, any russian ha, demand security guarantees. is that something that we have to resist? because it aggression from russia. ok, gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're good. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real noun. stay with our ah ah ah oh, when i was showing wrong, when i was just a to see out the scene. because the advocate an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. with join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess what the world of politics, sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then.

u. s. and the u. k. government and the rest of them attitude is russia has no legitimate security concerns of it. and therefore, whenever russia does address, it says security need them, that's just aggression. and we have to defend ourselves against ra, from aggression. and so it's a, you know, that that's, that's the center of their attitude. any, any russian demand for security guarantees is something that we have to resist because it's aggression from russia. ok, gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're good. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real noun, stayed with our ah 100 mic, no borders. a tease. a new face is emerge. we don't have a therapy. we don't have a back. see, a whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are just, you know, come with, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the

u. s. government bought by the crown prosecution service, the u. k. o. forward that was acting to respond to the extradition request, which is an international request between 2 countries, between the u. s and the u. k. so that discharging the obligation to respond to an international request by another state for an extradition. so this gps brought this appeal and they brought before the, the high court, the state, the important statement made by the us subsequent to the initial district judge decision. whether us gave these additional assurances about the conditions that julian would be held in. and it was on particular basis taking those assurances by the us at face value that the high court concluded that for that there were there was no longer an impediment on this particular basis. okay, that yet, we're sorry, mr. while we've gone through that. so what does the local now have to can? what does the lower court have to consider now as the case precedes? so the, the low court has been asked to the magistrate court has been asked to send the case to the secretary of state prison to tell to, to decide whether the extradition should go ahead. 2 things to, to know that firstly they may be an

k media essentially called the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines war and put out there to do that by, by passing nato veneer so up. can you tell us about the last quote, how much of a breach is that light of the red lines lie? to me, a putin had to find no animal. well, we have heard similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send their troops over . not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about 0. this is something we do not like. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. then hawkins is covering this story for us. he joins me in the studio and daniel, lots of blaming. i can't see anyone who's actually done anything wrong as yet, but certainly lots of if you do that, we're gonna do this going on. what to expect from today's call? well, the world will be watching very closely. of course, the president. so volume at o

u. s. and the u. k. have found the pandemic has worse and existing problems in their health care systems, such as under funding long hours, and a lack of support for staff. thousands have already left the profession. it's fair to many more will follow them if the situation doesn't improve. seen her marriage all 3 for inside story with like me live over. all right, let me in our guests joining us live by skype from geneva, howard captain. he is the chief executive officer of the international council of nurses from one by dr. issue arg yolanda an infectious diseases expert and secretary general of the organized medicine academic guild and from melbourne. grant blashley and associate professor at the nozzle institute for global health at the university of melbourne. a warm welcome to you all and thank so much for joining us today on inside story. howard, let me start with you today. it is estimated that between 80002880002 health care workers could have died from cobra. 19 since the beginning of the pandemi

u. s. and the u. k. distributed their doses at a much faster pace. d, w has been reporting on germany's vaccination campaign through its ups and downs. and my colleague william glue cost is here with the details. william, tell us about it. yeah, remember those 1st pictures as dramatic pictures gain us for shots and so much has changed since then. we've gone through so much. we have so much more to go. let's have a look of where we've been this past year, at least in germany. how things have shaped up since december 27th, 2020. starting with just a few tens of thousands of shots that there's about 70000000 adults in germany and only 10000000 of them got their shop in that 1st quarter rather slow. there's a lot of frustration, their supply issues, things picked up in that 2nd quarter by 30000000 people got their shots in that 2nd quarter. but you can see the curve starting to slacken there. and that's or we've been on this trajectory the last several months, even as infection rates have picked up, they just haven't been able to get more people convinced

u. k. will use all available economic and diplomatic tools to stop russian aggression of the of the ukrainian defense ministers actually call on at the u. k. canadian, a u. s. government to bring troops into ukraine. not just advisors or trainers at combat troops. that attorney potential aggressive moves from moscow, and while politicians are busy wrapping up the rhetorics of the military chiefs that will have to potentially organize these operations are urging caution. in a case like this, diplomacy has to lead. we've got to be very careful. you've always got to take potential adversary's seriously was have started because of potential miscalculations before throughout history. it's hard to say really what we can expect from this meeting, pest golf. as i said, just in the last few minutes, that effectively the messages don't get your hopes up the talk. so play are taking place at a very difficult time. and it's best to lot think too far ahead for fear or failure because that is likely. here are some other very public figures. i've also expressed their opinions about just how things could go and what the balance of power in these talks could be. this is no

and launching bars. now, linear, a very important statement was made in the ukraine. defense ministers interview 2 u. k. media. essentially call the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front line and puts out that to do that by bypassing nature. so, can you tell us how much of a breach is of the red line slot putin had defined? no, well, we have a similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military. they were ready to send the troops over. not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. with these sorts of interactions between the world leaders, leaders, the soup files. it's always hard to predict what the outcome is going to be. and i think this meeting really will be more of a setting of a tone of direction between presidents, joe, by them got to be a potent and really if the president failed to find some sort of consensus and touching points, this could lead to a round of tit for ta

u. s. u. k. and canada to provide military support against the legit risk of a russian invasion is also warning of a potential migrant crisis. if war does actually break out. we spoke to political commentator, crisp ambry on why he thinks key f is becoming increasingly aggressive. ukraine is becoming more, more almost hysterical in demand if you like to join a. so i should be supplied with high tech weapons by america in the west. so it is becoming more warm cervical because it's going to the situation. it's not getting what it wants to weigh a membership. but there are growing voices in the way. you want to say why you could not be allowed to join nato despite the fact was, is very clear. this is a read why image russian will not want to be cross. good, simply, if your credit was to join nato, it will be over a 100 miles in some ways to 300 miles more school. something russia is going to do with bridge. the problem is given to mikhail gorbachev, need to know why. so why any members, any of the forme

and lodge in vars. now linelle, a very important statement was made in the ukraine defense minister interview to u. k. media. he essentially caught the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines war and put out there to do that by, by passing nato veneer. so, can you tell us about the last quote, how much of a breach is that light of the red lines lie? to me, a putin had to find no animal. well, we have heard similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send their troops over . not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. while let's learn a little more about that. now, art is dan hawkins. joining us here in the studio today. good of the you today, dan. so on, the washington says it doesn't want any problems. but with the u. s. war ships cruising rushes or coastline in the black sea in all this inflammatory rhetoric about ukraine. washington says it

u. s. and the u. k. have chosen to boy called so no doubt. those officials also will be watching this meeting. many in the west do see this relationship, and they're watching as closely as potentially the full darcy, being a potentially growing threat to western interests as well. ok, thank you so much. katrina, you're reporting from beijing. well, the world health organization says the new on the crohn very into spreading foster than any other strain before it. it says there'll be no into the pandemic if wealthy nations continue offering booster as while people elsewhere haven't even had a single shot. warning comes as a vigil was held in washington for more than 800000 americans who died from over 19 over in the u. k. health officials say infections are doubling every 2 days. while brandon reports from london in europe, the jobs are going into people's arms as fast as they can be unpacked. more than half a 1000000 booster shots were administered in the u. k. in just one day fall short of the 1000000 a day. the government's aiming for, but th

u. s. and the u. k. right now? so i for example, we have the we haven't you, i hope that you can be kind of yes. so i, i persuades dance and any countries from them from the us. yeah. okay. awesome. so for example, you, you, in a to the 20th century, new york was the biggest, loose out the war. and that the emergence of the you is also because you don't want to p for future at all. impede games is for the p for future. so i believe that any countries, including a huge or not part of the us, you can all street it and let sparse belong to support and the politics to politics . i thought at wang when the executive director of the chung young institute for financial studies, thank you very much for joining us, your analogy international. we really appreciate your insight. thank you. you. thank you so now a half or 6 in the evening here at moscow. thanks for joining us. we're naughty international. it's been a busy day so far the evening is not going to slow down. we can guarantee you that we are back soon with more of y

and kill without warrants now the u. s. u and 20 other countries including the u. k. japan and australia say they are deeply concerned by reports of former afghan soldiers and policemen been killed and disappeared. it follows accusations by human rights watch and others, including include $47.00, former members of the afghan national security forces. in a joint statement released by the us state department. they said the alleged actions constitute serious human rights abuses and contradict the taliban announced amnesty a r calling on the taliban to enforce the promised amnesty for former members of the afghan security forces and form of government officials and they war nell, measure the taliban by its actions ra mcbride has more from cobble all stems from the human rights report that came out last week. detailing the a cases of more than a 100 members of the or for the security of forces of the previous administration. that since the takeover by the taliban have either been killed, it says or have simply disappeared. now it says says that these words were carried ou

u. s. and the u. k. would like it to that it will threaten russia with pulling the nord stream to pipeline. if it went into ukraine, so that's the kind of example of how yes these countries may be friends, but they don't always agree. as abraham racy says, iran is serious about the latest round of negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. and it will, powers are willing to remove sanctions that agreement can be reached through television, reported those comments says tools go on in vienna. now the head of the international atomic energy agency has been speaking to our correspond dosage of ari in vienna. rafael grossi outline to be contentious issues under discussion. well, it was a wide ranging discussion we, i specifically talked about the role of the i, e. but then we of course, talked about this, j. c, p. o, a and raphael grossi was very much adamant that it is a deal that is very, very important and critical for their war. and they are not involved in the politics of this nuclear deal. they just

u. s. and the u. k. were a little bit more cavalier knowing they had good health care systems. so they looked down very quickly in eastern europe because they saw what was happening about with the rapids are spread further in the west. so i think that's another difference that you'll see between eastern european western europe hillary for lunch with the british american business association. thank you so much for your insight but i'm now for a quick break, but when we come back, the omnicom barion is still way in heavy on the airline sector as cancellations and workers shortages are hitting the travel season. very, very, very hard at this point. so many cancellation over just the past couple of days. not much more right after the booth when at the end of every year across stock, answer some of your many questions. not surprisingly, many of your questions, concerns politics, the current international situation, and whether we should trust legacy median. we'll do our best to answer as many questions as we can. one of the worst ever mess shootings in america was in las vegas in 20

and the ukraine defense minister interview to you. k media. he essentially called the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines war and put out there to do that by, by passing nato veneers. so can you tell us, well, how much of a breach is that light of the red lines lie to me? putin had to find more and then, well, we have heard similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send their troops over . not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. ahead of today's call, joe biden, set the tone somewhat by saying he won't accept any red lines from vladimir putin at the same time. the white house says it's not seeking any conflict. allotted stanley hawkins, tell me more about what's at stake. well, the president severely met once in person that was back in summer since then they've had various phone conversatio

u. s. japan e u members and the u. k. have all imposed travel restrictions in an effort to slow the spread of omicron. but as the world knows, all. busy too well, the virus recognizes no borders. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, the women's tennis association has suspended tournaments in china and hong kong. it says the decision was made you to concerns about the safety of former devils. well, number one, hung swine in a statement. the debbie t a head said players and staff could face risks in china. the united nation says it needs a record of $41000000000.00 to make global humanitarian needs. next year. it says one and 29 people will made aid in 2022. officials say that's largely because of a growing instability in ethiopia, afghanistan, and me. and mo, uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles and group. it follows a strength on tuesday against the allied democratic forces as part of a joint operation with the congolese army. the south korean and u. s. defense shape

emergency meeting to discuss the humanitarian and economic situation in afghanistan, members of the organisation of islamic cooperation, of being joined by the u. s. u. k. european union and russia. hong kong chief executive is urging people to vote in the 1st election since sweeping changes were imposed by mainland china. all candidate itself vented by paging. several activists calling for a boycott has been arrested. whatever day malaysians throw away about 4000 tons of food. that's enough to feed 3000000 people with a charity and column pour is working to divert the food that still safe to eat away from the landfills and on to tables. foreign, slower reports from the capital this wholesale market in quantum pool is where anyone who wants to buy fresh produce about comes to shop. and it's also where certain food is picked up by charities like this last food project. why wait? what brought? so if we were to like rescued abroad, why are we going to deal with it? right. so the best thing is the people who are in is it most, the organization's motto is feed the hungry, not the landfill. and it's made agreements with wholesalers to donate food. they canno

u. s. and the u. k. distributed there doses at a much faster pace. now one year on virtually every one who wants it has had a chance to get it. the w has been reporting on germany's vaccination campaign through its ups and downs. my colleague william blue croft is here with the details and hey, rebecca. yeah, let's have a look at why there was that frustration going on at the beginning. we can put up here on the wall, the timeline of this one year. it feels like so much has happened and yet also so much to go from december 27th of last year. we can have a look. we started out quite slow here in germany, with just a few hot tens of thousands at the very beginning that 1st quarter, just 10000000 adult is about 70000000 adults here in germany. got that shot things really though, picked up after a lot of frustration, a lot of political pressure, more supply coming into germany and in that 2nd quarter, that's when so many germans got their shots, but it's still not enough. and that's why the german government has been having his goal in place since novemb

u. s. japan e u members and the u. k. have all imposed travel restrictions in an effort to slow the spread of omicron, but as the world knows all too well, the virus recognizes no borders. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, the women's tennis is, i see, and she has suspended all of its tournaments in china. it says the decision was made due to concerns about the safety of former devils world at number one punch. why? she is. she accused a politician of sexual assault that me to a head said plays and staff could face risks in china. yeah, cha wong is a senior research at human rights watch. she's applauding the decision. so much respect because this is what standing up for human rights in china. looks like this is what integrity looks like. this is what leadership looks like. i mean, we saw the video clips and pictures of her mining, but we have not heard from her directly. she has not talked to her friends, not ok. press conference. she has not spoken directly. so i would say, you know, she's alive. she lives in beijing