we got after the era of contestation, morocco would have been now in the era of wisdom. unfortunately, that was not the case and morocco is still on the same policy of not only occupying western sahara, military occupying, abusing the human rights of the people, plundering the natural resources of the territory, but at the same time, defying an international attempt to de-colonize the territory and to organize the referendum that has been promised to the sahrawi people and constitutes until now the only way to settle the conflict in conformity with international law. the african union in march this year after the resumption of the arms struggle in western sahara come in violation of the terms of the cease-fire, in november last year the african union, at the conference, passed a resolution asking the two member states -- the sahrawi republic and kingdom of morocco, to engage in direct negotiations d maybe looking for a new cease-fire between them but the settlement should be on the basis of the african union charter and especially article number 4 that insists on the nec

it is a former spanish colony that was annexed by morocco. tensions between algeria and rabat have been rising, when they broke off diplomatic ties in august. our international affairs tells us more. >> quite a few reports in the algerian media which are giving a few more details say that they must have extra sources and security establishments. these media reports are talking about a drone strike which happened in the region. let's show you a map with those two towns. the two towns are just inside western sahara, though i think we will have to zoom in. the two tones are just inside western sahara, a few miles away -- a few kilometers away from mauritania. the mauritanian authorities say that this strike didn't happen in mauritania territory. it seems pretty reasonable to assume that it happened just inside western sahara something like 70 kilometers away from the algerian border itself. the algerian presidency has talked about our sophisticated weapon being used to target the trucks. the jury and media have gone further and talked about a dr

revisiting the whole issue of coven 19 inside morocco. well actually actually i think that we talked about this problem before and we thought that maybe if with something is not done to vaccinate at the rate a speedo rate actually answer gets a certain percent distribute vaccinate. so we have this huge risk, that's a virus or variance when we come in and would be coming back to square 0. and i think when you were asking your question, we don't have a lot of fans. so the only thing that we know that this search warrant is in different places, actually, it's really interesting to see that a lot of people are pointing out to south africa. but i think the binge in cases are clear, may be the virus was and there, and maybe it was in other countries in more. okay. i think that is classical. now we know what to do is actually not lead the virus. get them quickly. actually in morocco we actually, the travel is really there is some restriction and actually we invite people to get maxine, i think the true thing that we are facing right now as the v

give us a sense of what you think in, in morocco. i think about more screening more restrictions or revisiting the whole issue of cov, 19 inside morocco. well actually actually, i think that we talked about this problem before and we thought that maybe if with something is not done to vaccinate at the rate the speedy rate actually answer gets a certain percentage of the box. and he said, we have this huge risk, that's a virus or variance wouldn't be come in and we'd be coming back to square 0. and i think when you were asking your question, we don't have lots of fans. so the only thing that we know, i think so far that this warranty is in different places. actually, it's really interesting to see that a lot of people are pointing out to south africa. but i think the binge in cases are clear. maybe the virus was under the radar and maybe it was in other countries in more. okay. i think that is classical. now we know what to do is actually not lead the virus. get them quickly. actually in morocco we actually, the travel is really, ther

the algerian president decided against the contract with morocco -- renewing the contract with morocco which expired on sunday. they were accused of hostile actions. in return for the transit of the pipeline, morocco received one billion liters of natural gas annually. it's said that algeria's position would have little impact on the natural gas electricity system. -- on the electricity system. >> this gives him and his party enough seats to contain a freehand in parliament in japan. kishida will pursue defense policies to battle china. will accelerate japan's post-pandemic recovery. he has only been in office for a month and nt stocks surging as investors breathe a sigh of relief after this calming effect on japanese politics. these three countries have maintained strict covid containment measures and travel restrictions but with vaccination rates rising in thailand, australia and israel, each country has decided to cautiously reopen. the australian border has been closed for some three months now. >> this mother had not seen her daughter for almost two years. emotions overflowed at c

i mean, just to pipelines, the one going to morocco and the one going direct from our director, maria. so space gas supply is not in immediate danger, but it does leave, is in a very vulnerable situation. very reliant on one single source, plus l n. g boats, which is, you know, there's a lot of problem with maritime commerce at the moment, and it does leave us in a very vulnerable situation. that's the problem. you go to pipeline crossing somebody else's territory. if it comes into a spot you've got, you've got trouble of me. what could the, the book, answer it this way? what could the worst possible implications be false, spain them? well, the funny thing is that spain actually has gas. this is really companies exploring of the cost of the canary islands for gas and were a contractor, a concession from the government of america. this is really a diplomatic issue more than anything, but yet as if, if things get bad, if our, our jury becomes us, nothing to do this particular just by allowing it, that's nothing to do. you said you, you may have mentioned algerian company there, or you k

it is an exciting project, it depends if morocco is on board. simon: discussions with the moroccan government are positive. they are a great partner in this. we have all the land secured and export license done. morocco has enormous ambitions to be a green electricity supporter to northern europe, and they are a powerhouse. from the moroccan and we are in an incredibly good position. tom: what about the u.k. end? how are your conversations with the british government going? simon: we have further to go on the british end. we have positive engagement from the treasury. what we are asking them for is a contract -- this is for firm baseload power. what we are generating in morocco with battery storage in comparison to what was given for nuclear power. that is what we are asking the u.k. government. this is a free option for them. this is well below their own analysis in terms of what the market price will be. francine: if they do not give you the support, will you do it anyway? simon: we fundamentally believe this is absolutely necessary. while the

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japan, israel and morocco will be among those suspending entry to foreign visitors. case of the new variant have now been confirmed in canada, france, australia and south africa. we get more from "today in the bay's" marianne favro. >> reporter: some of the international travelers say they're glad they're getting on planes now because it's just a matter of time before other countries issue travel banns. they are about to board a plane to india. he admits the new omicron variant is concerning, which is why he plans to take extra precautions. >> we will just stay home and not going outside. just the family and stay apart. and we're using the masks all the time. >> reporter: because of concerns the omicron variant first discovered in south africa may be highly transmissible, at midnight, the u.s. will ban travel from south africa and seven other southern african countries. >> i'm going to nairobi. i'm going back to my country to see my father who is not feel willing. >> reporter: ann is relieved she could catch a flight to kenya before even more travel bans are implemen

i feel closer to a guy from morocco than a guy from maybe germany or, etcetera. it's different. >> anthony: cedric fabre is a marseillais crime writer, who spent decades deciphering the dense layers of crime and corruption, pastiche, and sunshine. it's a perfect town for writers of noir. plenty of atmospherics and lurid history. why do you think it's such a fertile ground to set a crime novel? >> cedric: for me, it's more interesting because you write about the place you live in. i walk in the street, i have an idea, etcetera. i couldn't write about past things, like james ellroy does, because i have to know the real -- the real part of the city, the people. >> anthony: here, it's a really interesting stew of characters. >> cedric: in marseille, there is a very poor area and a very rich area. the difference between those two areas is the worst in france, so that makes an interesting city because when we write a crime novel, we write about those differences between the poor people, the rich people, et cetera, so that's interesting. >> anthony: femina's is an alger

the abortion law. poland began enforcing and near at total ban on abortions in january, morocco's king says, control of western sahara is not negotiable as tensions flare with algeria about the disputed territory. he mohammed the sic, says moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be up for a discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony as its territory, but algeria backs that policy are your front movements in its fight for the independence of western sahara. those are the headlines. the story of al jazeera is coming up next. thanks for watching. ah. 025 years ago, a new era in television news in the middle east began o a news channel was launched. reporting real news rather than state propaganda. ah. providing a platform for a wide range of voices and opinions. telling all sides of a story. no fields is no censorship. no taboo bowls. john with a voice for the voiceless to day the name al jazeera is recognized throughout the world. this is its story by a quarter of a century ago, in 1996, the tv station was launched from cutter in the middle east al jazeera in english. the

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king mohammed, the 6th says moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be up for discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony as its territory, but algeria backs the hello sorrow, france movement. it's fine for the independence of western sahara. does. is main power plant is under sweat of shut down due to severe fuel shortages. the energy authority says it will be forced to suspend operations if it doesn't get more fuel by the end of sunday. the supply of diesel stopped on tuesday and it doesn't know why the only 2000000 people in garza will face a 70 percent fall in their electricity supply. if the plant goes offline, you'll not say it is there. does a so power plant? it threatened to shut down in the next few hours as the energy authority of gaza has announced that the cut to refuel. supply has not been entering the strip for a week now and that it has been providing the plant to operate with fuel from the local market. but if it shuts down, it will cause a deficit of more than 70 percent in all aspects of life in because this trip, which means that resident told hospitals

king mohammed the 6th says moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be out for discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony as its territory, but jerry backs the polystyrene front movement in its 5, the independence of western sahara. children under the age of 5 is set to receive polio vaccinations in afghanistan for the 1st time in 3 years. that's after the taliban administration launched a full day inoculation drive before returning to power and accused un medical work of being spies and bought them from carrying out door to door campaigns. well then 3000000 children will now receive the vaccine. trees have been operated and roads are under water in the southern indian state of camel not do this comes after the heavy damsel of rain since 2015. that's when the flooding killed more than 200 people enforced many from their homes. major colleges are expecting more rain on tuesday. a series of attacks on civilians in indian and minister kashmir has spent fees of a renewed conflict in the region. authorities had stepped ab security to avoid further undressed as paddling mitchel

morocco halting all incoming flights. in south africa, the doctor who first treated patients with omicron advising calm. >> currently there is no reason for panicking. >> how dangerous is it? we have the latest on the search for answers. >>> the great return. millions of travelers taking to the roads and skies today on track for a new pandemic record. biggest cyber monday ever is what analysts are predicting ahead of tomorrow's online bonanza. this year the deals are harder to find. what you need to know. >>> facing her accusers the woman charged with helping jeffrey epstein abuse teenage girls in court for her trial tomorrow. >>> and the moment a bride who is paralyzed walked down the aisle. the groom breaking down in tears. >>> good evening governments are moving quickly to limit travel into their countries in an attempt to slow the spread of the new covid variant called omicron. canada announced it has identified cases and the u.s. begins restrictions on travelers from some african countries just hours from now. presid

king mohammed the sake says moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be up for discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony as its territory, but algeria baxa, paula stereo front movement in its fight for the independence of western sahara. libya's electoral commission says candidates for presidential on parliamentary elections will be able to register for monday. the vote is scheduled to take place on december 24th. that's according to where you went back plan earlier at libby as presidential counsel suspended, the 4 minister accusing her of administrative violations. she's also been barred from traveling just days before an international conference on libya and paris. but the transitional government has rejected that decision or libya correspondent malik trina has this update. this is where we start to see the divisions happen. you know the election, the presidential candidates will be starting to send in their application starting tomorrow. who's gonna run for president? we're likely to see fetching is the western strong man, former minister of interior, prime minister r

last november, morocco violated a 29-year ceasefire with the polisario front and war returned to the territory for the first time since 1991. to see our documentary, "four days in western sahara: africa's last colony," visit our website democracynow.org. in burma, local media is reporting military forces shelled a restive town in northwestern chin state, destroying some 160 structures, including at least two churches. the u.n. and rights recently warned the military junta, which overthrew the civilian government in february, is planning attacks in the region. meanwhile, a new report from the associated press finds the burmese military has been guilty of torturing prisoners since the february takeover. over 1200 have been killed and thousands arrested in the aftermath of the coup. and afghanistan, at least 15 people were doesn't test were injured and dozens more injured after major military hospital were attacked. there was no immediate claim of responsibility butitnses described fighters with the islamic state clashing with taliban forces. the latest violence comes after the united n

king on the 6th says moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be up for discussion. morocco claims that format spanish colony as its own territory, that algeria back to the polar, sorry, of front movement. and it's fine for the independence of western sahara. and pushed by us presidential biden, to require employees of large businesses to be vaccinated against coven 19. and now facing a legal challenge, a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the move. the mandate requires companies with more than 100 employees to ensure that the staff, a vaccination knows you haven't received the job, then required to be tested weekly. the pandemic has now claimed more than 750000 lives in the united states. so for los is in a corolla, are going to the polls in elections, widely described as illegitimate, both at home and abroad, and present. daniel ortega is sent to for a 4th consecutive time after opposition figures were jailed all banned from running into national observers have also been prevented from overseeing that verse. our latin america editor, lucy newman, reports now from san j

king mohammed the 6 says moroccan sovereignty in the region would never be up for discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony of its territory for algeria backs wesson's horace, polis sorry, of front independence movement in the conflict. a series of attacks on civilians in indian administered kashmir as walked fears were renewed. conflict in the region. authorities have stepped up security to avoid further unrest. have any metal has a story that her family is mourning the loss of its eldest son. shy, the jaws were shot nearly a week ago. his brother is so overwhelmed with grief he faints. his mother implored him to wake up. she says he's all she has left after losing showerhead. i saw he was on his way from work at an apple farm. we have been waiting for him when we got a call saying he was shot dead at a checkpoint. and she'll be in district, we don't know what actually happened. authority say she had was caught in the crossfire between param and if you for who and what, because suspected terrorists that happened of the injured administered fish may suffer. it's what violen

by the year 2030 algeria says 3 of us nationals have been killed in a strike that is blaming on morocco algerian state. media is saying the attack happened on the border between western sahara and mauritania. video posted on twitter does appear to show to bombed trucks in the sahara. algeria is describing the driver's deaths as quotes, cowardly and barbaric morocco hasn't made any comments so far. israel has cut electricity in a number of areas in the occupied west bank. the israeli electricity company says is taking action against the palestinian authorities, failure to clear a $100000000.00 debt. the blackouts affected areas near jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem leader ever him is our ramallah correspondence. she joined us today here on set in the studio in doha. why is this happening right now? because palestinians cannot generate their own power. so 90 percent of their electricity, they buy it from israel and in the end they need to pay those debts. by the way, this is a very high rate that the palestinians say they can pay because israel sets the rate of for city based on the livin

it means more countries are imposing travel bands and restrictions. morocco is suspending all inbound flights for 2 weeks. israel has shut its borders to all foreigners, and there is a lot of anger about the travel bands, south africa in particular, which says it is being unfairly targeted for even sharing the data about the varied semerano force of the pair. the president will be addressing the nation at next hour. it's not with this report though, from the bank, looking at the situation across europe. the, on the corn variance is in europe with every passing hour. more cases are detected with a single largest number of infections found on 2 flights that arrived here at amsterdam . shipple apple on friday from cape town, and johannesburg of the $624.00 passengers on board. $61.00 tested positive for cove at 19. the more than a dozen half the omicron variant, all and now isolating will the present 100 percent of the people who return from southern africa will be contacted. we also asked the municipalities to visit 100 percent of the people at home to check whether they are really isol

consecutive time, almost unopposed, dozens of opposition members have been arrested in a crackdown. morocco as king says, control of western sahara is not negotiable, as tension fled with algeria about the disputed territory. morocco claims the former spanish colony of its territory, but algeria bags apollo, sorry, of front movement in its fight for the independence of western sahara. well, those are the headlines. i'll have more news for you here. off at talk to al jazeera, to stay with us. this city of cobbled has experience so much upheaval for decades, and they says another change to get used to and one that's boss from easy about a situation from now. it's not clear that all the people are just lost and confused . there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic christ in particular for women and girls. despite assurances from the taliban and about the returns of cruel punishments for certain crimes was everybody will be safe. nobody's kid will be kidnapped again for ransom. now together, they're feeling thy way forward into their new reality. with climate change. it's a term we'

also by 2030 algeria says 3 of its nationals have been killed and a strike that is blaming on morocco algerian state media. today's seeing the attack happened on the border between western sahara and mauritania. video posted to twitter does appear to show to bombed out trucks in the sahara. morocco hasn't made any comment as yet. israel has got electricity in a number of areas in the occupied west bank. the israeli electricity company says is taking action against the palestinian authorities, failure to clear a $100000000.00 debt. the blackouts affect areas near jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem hospitals and other essential facilities will continue to receive power. the diplomatic follow continues between australia and france. aft refilled multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal. the french ambassador to australia has accused camber of quotes, intentional deceit when it canceled the agreement, australia signed up to a security packed with the u. s. and the u. k. instead, under that deal, australia will get its 1st nuclear powered submarines. prime minister scott morrison has denied lying

more and more countries are imposing travel bands and restrictions most recently, morocco, suspending all inbound flights for 2 weeks. and israel shutting its borders to all foreigners. a lot of anger though about these travel bands from south africa in particular, which says it has been unfairly targeted for sharing the data about the varied. we are waiting to hear from president cyril ramirez, also, who will be addressing the nation in the coming hours. so nice barker in london, keeping across developments for his name. it feels a little bit almost like the early days of pandemic when we were reporting this incremental gradual increase in numbers. but that's the way it is. with these new variance, it changes and evolves all the time. and it is, of course, come out evolving very, very quickly. indeed, we've seen over the past few days, only a very quickly after we even heard about on the cross numbers popping up in various different countries or across the continent. so a couple in germany, 1st identified in bavaria, thought to arrive through munich airport at the end of november whe

territory can, how much sex as moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be up for discussion . morocco claims the former spanish colony as its territory, but algeria backs the poly, sorry, of front movement in its fight for the independence of western sahara. ran mars military. you may have committed crimes against humanity. that's the assessment of a you and body investigating the actions of the military since it sees power in a cool. in february, it's told al jazeera mike hannah, there is evidence of systematic attacks on civilians. what we've seen more recently is an increase in violence by the opposition. they call for civil war and small groups for me. and frankly, this obviously increases the violence and complicates our work. there's issues about what violence is lawful on both sides. and the situation simply gets more complicated and day by day. now the mechanisms role is to collect co, late, preserve the evidence, to have no power of prosecution. how important is it to retain the evidence and collected over a period of time? evidence will degrade over time. memories will fade

king mohammed the 6 says moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be up for discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony as its territory, but algeria backs the palace are your front movement in its fight for the independence of western sahara. libya's electoral commission says candidates for presidential and parliamentary elections will be able to register from monday. the vote is scheduled to take place on december the 24th. that's according to a us back plan. earlier libya's presidential council suspended, the foreign minister accusing her of administrative violations. she's also been borrowed from traveling just days before an international conference on libya in paris. but the transitional government has rejected that decision. there are liberal correspondent malik trina, here with us, and they'll have to discuss all of this will get onto the foreign minister in a moment and like, but 1st on the, the announcement by the electoral commission. so i suppose the big question is now is who will be running for president in libya? well, that's right, and really this is whe

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morocco occupied it more than 40 years ago in 1975. western sahara where peaceful protesters led by women are beaten in the streets. thousands have been tortured, imprisoned. killed and disappear while resisting the moroccan occupation. >> he jabbed me with his baton. i said hey you moroccan you pulled out my eye. amy: where natural resources are plundered from phosphate to fish. >> i say that our nation comes from the natural resources. if not morocco would not have invaded western sahara. amy: where a master wall divides the native population denied the vote for self-termination. >> if we don't speak out specially us as victims that suffered if we don't defend our cause this problem will remain. amy: in the taste after president trump's inauguration in 2017 democracy now! cover the growing protest movement fr the women's march to protest over his muslim ban. >> we are outside at the john f. kane airport near terminal four where thousands have gathered to protest the trump administration executive order that has prevented many from se

and the dutch understandably are being very, very cautious about how they play this morocco has followed israel in banning all foreign is from entering the country for 2 weeks. they've impose the toughest travel bands so fast since the amazon very was detected in south africa this week. australia also confirming infections of the new variant to passengers coming from southern africa as sydney of tested positive for the new variant. parts of the country of any just reopened, remained before international travel. that headlines france, hosting a meeting of european ministers to discuss immigration. but the u. k. has been excluded. talks were cold after 27 people drowned trying to cross the channel between the u. k. and france. sedans says 6 of its soldiers have been killed during an attack by ethiopian forces. are this, is it an army post near a contested border area in gather of state? the military says its forces repelled the events of inflicted heavy losses on that armed group. if, yogi, his army chief, denied his soldiers, had any involvement in the attack and upholds of clothes focuse

recently, regional finances have taken control of cities along a key highway which leads to the capital. morocco's king says control of western sahara is not negotiable, attentions, fly without jerry about. the disputed territory. king mohammed, the 6 as moroccan sovereignty in the region would never be up for discussion. but algeria bags, western sahara, paula saria from independence movement in the conflict. at least 15 people have died in a crash on the outskirts of mexico's capital and transport trunk combined at 9 vehicles at a toll vase and want to mexico city busiest highways. authority say it appears in trunks. brakes failed, a number of vehicles also called fire. denise in the us state of texas on vest gauging what caused a stampede of a music festival in houston. these 8 people were killed during a performance on friday night around $50000.00 people were at the show. that is your headline news continues here on our to 0 after the people versus agent orange . ah in ah, she did. i see the galleries to come into the ash if you have placed it data and don't call a day in how big a bought a s

morocco has stopped all incoming ights. israel has banned all foreigners. as has japan. >> japan has had tough ordered restrictions for most of the last two years. this began to be lifted on november 8. just three weeks later, the prime minister exec air going back in. this does not affect japanese nationals. it does not affect residents or people with multiple entry visas to japan, but it will affect everybody else. that means businessmen, students, tourists. ros: other countries are targeting travel from southern africa. u.k., the u.s. coming vue -- the eu have banned travelers from that region. >> these restrictions are unjustified and unfairly discriminate against our country and sister countries. the prohibition of travel is not informed by science, nor will it be effective in preventing the spread of this variant. ros: we do have some information about how it is spreading. it is responsible for most of the infections in the country's most populated province. here is more from an infectious disease doctor in south africa. >> it is spreading rapidly in

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. >> we are now in a race against time >> the most drastic response in morocco where in coming flights have been halted for two weeks and some of the last to reach tel aviv before the first night of hanukkah. >> just made it. probably one of the last flights to arrive. >> israeli surveillance teams will use cell phone data to track. >> south african country president fighting back asking all countries to lift the travel bans these restrictions are unjust tied and unfairly discriminate against our country. >> as omicron continues around the world. >> in the netherlands, new cases confirmed on flights with two passengers from south africa adding denmark, hong kong, italy, germany, uk and belgium stranded passengers are trying to get home. henry finally got a flight to the uk for thursday. >> i'm missing my kids i just want to get home to my family >> hanukkah celebrations are under way. participants in large groups in israel need to show proof of vaccination but currently no plans to cancel events >>> opening arguments in the sex trafficking trial of ghislaine maxwell again today with ch

number have added travel restrictions all foreigners and out bod from entering israel for 2 weeks. morocco has also halted on incoming flights. possible results from honduras, the giving the leftist opposition candidate lead off to sundays presidential election. it's the amada, castro wins. she'll become the country's fust female leader. minute report reports from the capital. and she's a bit of jovial environment. people very much happy celebrated and were val. we've already heard from us your motto, counselor herself female and spoke to her supporters stopping short of declaring victory would say that today, the people of honduras have one and promise. i've got a minute reconciliation saying that is early as tomorrow she wants to meet with the under other candidate to form a government of reconciliation. a government that's really serves all of the people of honduras. as your headlines, nice continues hand out a 0 to one, a one east. oh, there's a lot more into al jazeera than t v with our website mobile app, social media, and podcast. al jazeera digital is the world award winning online

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starting today, morocco is suspending all incoming flights for two weeks. as bradley blackburn reports, there are still a lot of questions to be answered about the new variant of covid. >> reporter: with nations racing to contain the new covid variant, the u.s. plans to ban travel from south africa and seven other countries in the region. on sunday president biden was asked if travel bans on europe or any other countries might follow. >> i'm having a meeting with my medical team. as i get back to the white house i'll have more to say. >> reporter: the world health organization which gave omicron its name cautions against travel restrictions until the variant is better understood. >> it's going to give us a period of time to enhance our preparedness. >> reporter: at this early stage, omicron brings many unknowns including whether it causes more severe disease and its potential impact on how well vaccines will work. >> people who have looked closely at this sequence, those individuals feel reasonably confident that three doses of vaccine is going to be protec

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. >> japan, israel and morocco all banning all foreign travelers. australia was set to reopen its borders in the coming days, but officials just pushed back the date by two weeks. in the uk, the government is also imposing new restrictions after researchers there identified at least 11 cases of this new covid variant only portugal, the netherlands, and south africa have reported more infections. here's matt bradley. >> reporter: the uk is trying to manage this with the same light touch that we're starting to see in the u.s not panicking. the uk has just expanded booster shots to all adults. everybody over 18. it used to be that only those over 40 were eligible for boosters they are making masks mandatory in shops and stores. also on public transportation for the first time since july. since then, mask wearing was basically just something that was recommended. now, it's going be mandatory some countries are going even further. israel, morocco, japan are banning travel to all countries for non-citizens of their own countries. israel is going even furt

israel, morocco, japan, outright banning all foreigners. that is a move we have not seen since early in the pandemic. scott: these broad travel restrictions are taking place in a handful of countries. most countries are in wait and see mode. as scientists explore how bad is omicron, what does it look like and what impact does it have. for the most part, if this new variant plays out like delta, we can expect a handful of countries putting blanket travel bans in place while most others wreck -- welcome vaccinated travelers. unvaccinated folks may face hurdles, delays, or cannot visit certain countries. perhaps some countries require c recent negative test. unless this turns out to be severe, i expect most countries to welcome vaccinated travelers. kristen: it has only had a name for four days, but has a chilling effect on things like the stock market. i wonder if you are seeing a dampening of enthusiasm to travel. have bookings slowed? scott: it is early to show up in the data. you have not seen airlines react with any significant schedule c

by the time we get into friday pushing up into morocco as well. we could see some flooding from that heavy rain as we move down to central africa is looking dwyer in the east west in the west particular for the congo. those thunderstorms rolling across to western areas. the gulf of guinea, seeing quite a few heavy showers as well as we move to southern africa. it's south africa, that's a lot wetter and cooler. but there's, there's a lot of heat coming through for southern botswana. that's your update. ah frank assessments is likely to change biking behavior. it, it's not gonna change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do. and in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah yeah man, i saw them at least 15 different guy and saddam off the security forces. open fire on thousands who are protesting against the military take open. ah, hello, i made for it again. this is al 0 alive from though also coming back off. the philippines condemns chinese firing on its supply boats in the contested south chi