u. s. each row in the world on al jazeera lou. ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the my nears this out of the navy. 3 is china has reopened its borders lifting cove at 19 restrictions on all travelers. rail services between hong kong and the mainland have resumed. passengers are required to show a negative test result. so to have been ins, parliamentary election has ended opposition. parties were on the ballot to the 1st time since 2015 vote is being seen as a crucial test for opposition. forces ahead of the presidential election and 2016 thousands of people in israel have protested televi against the u. right when governmental, it's plans to overhaul the judicial system. they say the changes threatened democracy and freedoms. hundreds of protest as marched through the us border city of el paso in texas. i had a visit on sunday by president biden. it comes days after he announced measures to reduce a surgeon, arrivals out the seldom bought up. the new rules deny people from cuba, nicaragua, haiti, and venezuela, a chance to apply for asylum if

u. s. each month. but a controversial pandemic provision will be expanded. ah, i'm trying to, this is their lives and also coming up. russia's president orders a 36 si, fi ukraine to celebrate orthodox christmas move immediately rejected by keith republican. kevin mccarthy once again failed to secure enough boats to lead the us house of representatives and a free man after 40 years. kareem eunice, israel, the longest subbing palestinian israeli prisoner is ready ah, thousands of migrants escaping poverty, violence and political repression in central america a being given a new legal pathway to the u. s. president joe barton is unveiled a new plan to allow people from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela to work in the u. s. but at the same time, he warned those trying to enter illegally will be immediately turned away. on the pandemic era title 40 to thousands of people hoping to join the program. cute border authority offices in mexico. following the announcement i didn't plan will any to those who fly into the country and people will not be financially sp

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each year. no fully entering the u. s. from those 3 countries plus venezuela. that may sound like a big number, but compared to those entering the us illegally. it's just a fraction. and we will have to end it there coming up next is our magazine reporter, looking at an ecological time bomb on the floor of the baltic sea. remember, there's much more news for you and our website, that's d w dot com. and you can also find us on twitter or instagram. the handle is at t w. news on michael of me in the team here. really enjoy your company in the lead of contrasts. of ambitions of inequality certainly 5 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence.

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each year. no fully entering the u. s. from those 3 countries plus venezuela. that may sound like a big number that compared to those entering the us illegally. it's just a fraction. ah bought out the bonus like a mid season transfer window has opened up with plenty of movement expected ahead of the season, braced up on january 20 champions and legal it is by munich. appear to be the most in need after goalkeeper men will. noah broke his leg ski by and munich of arrived and cut off that training camp you signing daily blend. the dutch defender was among the travelling party, but the german champions will almost certainly have to dip into the transfer market again. that's because goalkeeper manual noah broke his leg while skiing after germany's will, could exit. he's out for the season and by and only have spent all alike as an experienced reserve with alexander nubile on loan at monaco sands. confused that noah was allowed to go skiing in the 1st place. think by unco julian now. guzman has to recruit another keeper, even just for the next 5 months. when they're

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u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out. is 2 parts to getting out of a violent extreme was the 1st part of disengagement which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is d. radicalization we're belief systems audiology are removed. it was very impactful. when someone finally came along, no fear, no judgement. you heard my story did nothing to challenge it out. mm mm. welcome back to wells appointment to door on their assistant professor at the department of international relations at bill counts university professor and they . and just before the break you, you mentioned, and you also made that point in some of your articles, that the reason why russia intervened in ukraine is because it wants to have it sphere of influence there. i wonder if it's really the case because if we are, i'm in milledgeville and honest about the political analysis of your grant. it's been under western political domination for many years prior to the start of russian military campaign. wasn't it more about not allowing the wes

u. s. energy coming down hard at the end of each on those businesses. so they need help. german chancellor, olaf schultz said that that country would have went to recession this year. but western experts are now saying that germany is actually in one with the economy contracting 0.2 percent in the last 3 months to december. so things aren't exactly going as previously advertised for germany or for europe, but don't worry, europe has everything under total control, and that's why they're trying to dictate shower time for you and promoting turtlenecks is a viable energy strategy and it's big usa oil. that's laughing all the way the bank, nato's chief house, single dollar, beijing and moscow fractions. he believes undermined the international rules based order yet still to burg. also said are russian victory in the ukraine? conflict would set a dangerous precedent. if the president threatened weakness in ukraine, it will be a tragedy of 40 ukrainians, but it all saw some the very dangerous message through 2 or 330 leaders or all over the world recalls them

u. s. energy coming down hard at the end of each on those businesses. so they need help. german chancellor, olaf schultz said that that country would avoid a recession this year. but western experts are now saying that germany is actually in one with the economy contracting 0.2 percent in the last 3 months to december. so things are exactly going as previously advertised for germany or for europe, but don't worry, europe has everything under total control and that's why they're trying to dictate shower time for you and promoting turtlenecks is a viable energy strategy and it's big you.

so each, each show power block if you like the u. s. u, a from a rural china leader below the semi country industries a market a domestic or nationalized abuses. we're hearing how, you know, the u. s. is investing hundreds of billions of dollars in teary boosting. its domestic semiconductor industry over the next few years. i mean his main global rival these days is china, of course, house china gonna respond to that sort of spending. yeah, this is a, probably the most critical or interesting thing in the industry right now is higher . the, the same doctor industry, investment and technology roadmap is going to play out, you know, up to now it's been, as i said before, philly globalized, but the u. s. is trying to, to regain technology leadership over china and trying to restrict technology into china. so china has a couple of things it can do. first of all, the short term, it can invest in legacy technology where the u. s. is not restricting access and longer term it can develop its own leading edge technology. that's a much bigger cha

the point is each time pressure, the u. s. has been pushing its allies to restrict high think exports in china, including discussions with japan, the netherlands, and south korea bicycle into the usm buses, japan ahead of expected further senior level folks in washington. you've got to work through not just japan, but you've got to walk through. obviously, korea, you've got to work through the dutch, all the potty, sorry to table all the parties have mutual shared interest in the outcome. everybody has different aspects of the industry. the deal being sort will not be just bilateral. it must be multilateral. those 3 u. s. allies are essential suppliers for china sector. the netherlands is the largest provider of can pieces ship maintenance services. japan is among the top suppliers of economic equipment, the semiconductor production, both south korea and japan are the biggest exports is of computed gym. so china, again, my ropes, the u. s. is back in china into a corner with potentially wallet tile consequences. there's a lot

challenge over how both countries can overcome decades of mistrust between each other and then really becomes security partners that the u. s. can rely on. and at this point, we are not really seen both sides of putting forward a very concrete plan for them to compromise or have reach consensus over these islands. so for them to be able to actually become reliable security partners in the region, they will definitely 1st have to make the 1st step to actually reach how and had bilateral relationship and talks over the status of these islands and put it into perspective for us. how much of a bigger threat is this growing thread from north korea's ballistic missile program? as we know, last year was the year that north korea conducted the highest number of their miss out tests in history. and just in the beginning of this year, they have already conducted to a large scale miss out test just before the new year and then on sunday as well. and then the new north train leader can one has also, mary made it really clear that they are going to increase their investment and the abilities in the nuclear strike weapons. and they point

u. s. energy coming down hard at the end of each month on those businesses. so they need help. german chancellor, olaf schultz said that back country would avoid a recession this year. but western experts are now saying that germany is actually in one with the economy contracting 0.2 percent in the last 3 months to december. so things aren't exactly going as previously advertised for germany or for europe, but don't worry, europe has everything under total control, and that's why they're trying to dictate shower time for you and promoting turtlenecks is a viable energy strategy and it's big. you are soil. that's laughing all the way in the bag. ah, nate, whose chief house single tod beijing and moscow for actions he believes undermine the international rules based order. we hear that quite a bit. that way yet still to burg. also said a russian victory in the ukraine conflict would set a dangerous precedent if the president, curtain windsor in ukraine, it'll be a tragedy for the ukrainians. but it also some the very dangerous message through 2 or 330 leaders a

each year. but on the same fighting the flow of drugs into the u. s. will be c. fentanyl being the theme of the day as it were basically depressing domestic political issue in the us as well. more so than mexico. is that so far? everything seems to indicate that we're repeating the same mistakes that happened. repeaters in the past are still relying on the same vocabulary to the same practices of trying to curb the flow of illicit drugs from mexico, from latin america, widely speaking into the united states and other parts of the western world. and other key issue on the agenda is migration. hundreds of thousands of people are trying to reach north america every year. last week, president biden announced of her old program to allow 30000 people from haiti. q have any will and the car, i want to enter the u. s. legally every month and mexico has said you will accept $30000.00 deputies from the us each month. over 2000000 people were detained, trying to cross the us mexico border in 2022 human rights were having very critical with north american countrie

u. s. energy coming down hard at the end of each month on those businesses. so they need help. german chancellor, olaf schultz said the back country would avoid a recession this year. but western experts are now saying that germany is actually in one with the economy contracting 0.2 percent in the last 3 months to december. so things aren't exactly going as previously advertised for germany or for europe, but don't worry, europe has everything under total control, and that's why they're trying to dictate shower time for you and promoting turtlenecks as a viable energy strategy. and it's big usa oil. that's laughing all the way in the bag nor to contribute a rachel martin. appreciate your work and i thank you for joining us. we're baxter with more who . ready ready ready ready i. ready actionable nice to players, is a log in to leave without the other. i may not have to be screwed up on a, sit on this, but took it out the a bug in the clinic. i to the ela, a border. ok, but i will study boy a lesson from in sub start all over those to them. and i see a little

u. s. and the chinese forces are trying to mutually exclude each other from their own industrial supply chains, particularly i the high end. and so i think the next era of globalization, we're starting to see 2 parallel systems of globalization with the chinese and the u. s. a economy said the center. and then there will be a 2 parallel forms of globalization, of going on at the same time in across asia, europe and the increasing the africa. so finally, disability rewinding back to this reopening of china's economy. the is come sooner than expected for, for many golden sucks for once, just that, that will lead to supply chain issues. is that a problem? do they? i think goldman sachs has been wanting about short term supply chain disruptions and balance, i think are china's re opening and rejoining the world as he said, is a positive for the global economy. and obviously another concern on the horizon is how will the pick up in chinese consumer demand. and also the production capacity of from within china is going to add to the results of global inflation. so there is quite a lot to consider. t

u. s. legally every month and mexico has said you will accept $30000.00 deputies from the us each month. over 2000000 people were detained, trying to cross the us mexico border in 2022 human rights were having very critical with north american countries migration policies that they, they make it difficult for asylum seekers to find safety. but leaders in the region are also under pressure to find solution. many hope that you want to turn out if will be discussed during the meeting. that will not only criminalize my runs, but help them in a path to a better life base. how will i see that mexico city? hundreds of asylum seekers in mexico are hoping the latest summit will result in changes to immigration laws, allowing them to cross into the united states. people from across latin america are spinning days, queuing, and southern mexico. waiting to receive a permit to get into the you with the permits are important, because the u. s. is continuing to use coven 19 laws to send back migrants who don't have documents in the mail already, or hayden, landon. i would wait 2 months at the board of