western sahara see nothing. this is public money from donor countries to climate funds to help developincountrs address the impacts of climate change and develop low carbon societies and economies. western sahara is completely excluded from this, so there tonight the resources with which they could adapt and -- i think we are mitigation here, but mitigation being reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and transition to clean energy, but adaptation is hugely important. most of the sahrawi live as refugees in the algerian desert in refugee camps, these are areas already really harsh and will suffer some of the worst impacts of climate change. talking about a big increase in the number of days for the temperature exceeds 50 degrees celsius, for example. a recent report was classified as being at the edge of a region of extreme risk from heat extremes with real consequences for human welfare, mortality, and morbidity. talk about the floods as well. the sahrawi refugee camps, looking at a general reduction in water av

passed another resolution when it talked the question of western sahara. that resolution was seen in algiers as very biased, in favor of morocco, and seen as yet another slap in the face diplomaticly to alers. so morocco perhaps has an interest in sort of sitting on thesvictories and leaving it to algeria to be, so to speak, hotheaded, quote", but to keep the lead on things -- to keep ta lidn things. even though the polisario front feel as though they are no longer bound by a cease-fire, we the american government are still bound by the cease-fire. so morocco is saying things to make itself seen as the responsible player on the international diplomati scene. it has not much interest in upsetting that balance now. tom: that was armen georgian speaking to me earlier. u.s. president joe biden has returned home to the u.s. for liga trip to europe when he attended the cop26 summit, but he returns to the of a humiliating defeat of the democratic party in the election elections which pundits had had said would be a verdict of his presidency. republican glenn youn

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 seven muslim majority countries from entering the united states. more than 10 of them here detained at terminal four. thousands of people hear chanting let them in. this is what democracy looks like and refugees welcome here. let's talk to some of the people. >> i'm here today because i'm a muslim woman i find this and extremely personal to me because i have family members are are on visa and they are at risk of not being able to leave or ent

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 secret is marcia to see at with it back to fort hood, who rat poison. ah, a yeah, sure v down i get it met no c, o ne, a helicopters lying over the ridge, spraying something. and they didn't even see the kids. and the kids were all fishing or just playing by the river. and the kids were all choking

at a meeting to discuss, the crisis was postponed. morocco's king says control of western sahara is not negotiable as tensions fly without jury about the disputed territory. king mohammed the 6 says moroccan sovereignty in the region would never be up for discussion. moroccan claims the former spanish colony as its territory, bulgaria backs, western sahara pol assario, front independence movement in the conflict. a series of attacks on civilians in indian administer. kashmir has sparked phase of a renewed conflict in the region. authorities have stepped up security to avoid further unrest happening. metal has a story, but not oh, but her family is mourning the loss of its eldest son. shy, the jaws was shot nearly a week ago. his brother is so overwhelmed with grief, he faints. his mother implores him to wake up. she says he's all she has left off to losing shouted nasa going with him. he was on his way from work at an apple farm . we had been waiting for him when we got a call saying he was shot dead at a checkpoint in chopin district. we don't know what actually happened. authority, se

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, medical centers and other aspects of life will only be getting electricity 3 to 4 hours maximum per day. does the officials have told us that they do not know

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sahara is not negotiable as tension slay without jerry a about the disputed territory. 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 co

peacekeeping mission in moroccan-occupied western sahara for another year. the resolution approved friday calls for a resumption of u.n.-brokered talks between morocco, which has occupied the northwest african territory since 1975, and the polisario front -- the sahrawi liberation movement seeking independence. morocco's invasion set off decades of torture, disappearances, killings, and repression against pro-independence sahrawis living in occupied western sahara. 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 assoc

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've been hearing for decades time and again. initiatives summit in speeches have been held to ring the alarm. but recent reports have revealed just how much damage human activity has done to our planet, and how late it's getting to turn things around. planet earth is now one and a

sahara is not negotiable as tensions flare with algeria about the disputed territory. 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 presiden

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 witnesses, will die. graves will be with the bodies will degrade over time. so it's important that while the crumbs are fresh, the evidence is preserved. but also, i think, asi

sahara as non negotiable attentions flared with algeria about the disputed territory. 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 ques

but our area back support, sorry, front movement and it's fight for the independence of western sahara. now a series of attacks on civilians. an indian administered kashmir has sparked fears of renewed conflict in the region. authorities of stepped up security to avoid further unrest. poverty. michelle has more. oh is that of her family is mourning the loss of its eldest son. shy, the jaws was shot nearly a week ago. his brother is so overwhelmed with grief, he faints. his mother implores him to wake up. she says he's all she has left off to losing shahab, nasa going with him. he was on his way from work at an apple farm. we had been waiting for him when we got a call saying he was shot dead at a checkpoint in chopin district. we don't know what actually happened authority, se shaw had was caught in the crossfire between paramilitary forces and what the court suspected terrorists that happened of the indian administered push me suffered. it's was violence in month in october. at least 33 people were killed like shaw, hip 10 was civilians. government in fought by india and pakistan. the

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 jose and neighboring costa rica. after al jazeera was denied entry into nicaragua, as usual, dick rob was armed forces distributed and guarded ballots ahead of su

anchor: an attack happened on a border of western sahara. algerian state media is blaming moroccan forces and describes the debts as cowardly and barbaric. it's produced by biotech. 10% of vaccinated have taken the jab. approval means the connection is not likely to be accepted in other countries. the who says coronavirus cases have risen in europe for a fifth consecutive week, making it the only region in the world where covid-19 is still increasing. the country reported 120 deaths in the past 24 hours. the health ministry is considering tighter restrictions. mass are being reintroduced in the netherlands after a rise in coronavirus infections there. come tree -- the country will require proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to enter many public places like museums and gyms. infections have been rising since most social distancing measures were dropped. the first vaccines were rolled out in germany, several months on, infection rates are up again. booster shots are now available but millions of people remain unvaccinated. reporter:

sahara. but further south it is looking not as wet as it has been recently for areas such as the democratic republic of congo. though those heavy rains are going to pick up, as well as the north of angola, and as we head down to the south, is a lot of weather on the way for south africa. ah, this is al jazeera, it's november the 15th day, one of the new era and television news. if you have known that, that was the scale of bloodshed would you have still going to go to miss all landed about a 100 meters away from us. we're on the front line, but it's on here the fall that is going on is very real. it is coming our way. i look just over here. god. by the police on purpose. ah, you with a vote for his ear is offices in gaza are housed in that building, and the cover has come down a little before in human history as the once per steam environment, the arctic in such peril. ah, stay at home, worsening air pollution forces. the government in india is capital to shut down schools and colleges indefi

some parson morocco mortality, also seeing some showers along with western sahara, and he, a showers around western africa course once again, all the way into the gulf of guinea. ah, it says he job fair, hoary away with somebody's got to do it. where do you go to that by let's go there boys here promoting clean, safe sanitation for all. but with a 3rd of the world lacking basic facilities, can his unique style really help clean up the math? sunny culture to pop culture is the fastest way those soft, the sanitation problem. mister toilets, a witness documentary on al jazeera. when the news breaks, when people need to be hired and the story needs to be told, hey, with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, the professors are saying the president is adam, will actually parker that. he's hurting their interests and that's why they remain on the streets. al jazeera has teams on the ground, they are demanding an immediate restoration off the civilian government to bring you more award winning document trees and live news lou.

says the attack captains on the border between western sahara and mauritania. the l. g reinstate media is pointing fingers rock and forces. video posted on twitter appears to show 2 forms out trucks in the sahara desert algerians describing the death of cowardly and barbaric. israel has consulted tricity in a number of areas in the occupied westbank. the israeli tricity company says it's taking action against the palestinian authorities. failure to clear a $100000000.00 debt. the black coats affect areas the jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem will need to. abraham is our ramallah correspondence. but stacy joining us right here in the studio. welcome needs. just explains is why these power codes . why are they happening now? it's important to note that past indians do not generate their own power. and 90 percent of electricity in the us bank is actually bought from israel. at the end of the day, the palestinian authority collects money from the people that use the power and then gives that money to israel. but it doesn't happen to one company. they have tens of distribut

some pass morocco mortality, also seeing some showers along with western sahara. and he, a showers around western africa course, once again, all the way into the gulf of guinea. ah, a african narrative. awe from africans perspective. i new theories of short documentary by african filmmakers from across the continent. this is going to really get committed to handle the african direct coming, sued on al jazeera pick. ah ah, hello again, this is al jazeera, the bad news. this are the indian government is announced that us with drawing 3 controversial farm laws. the legislation had triggered nationwide protests that lasted more than a year. later, roosters cleared a makeshift camp for migrants. refugees that it's porter with poland. hundreds of those asylum seekers, mostly iraq. he could have abandoned their attempts to enter the e. u of have returned home and saddam's police chief has defended his security forces, insisting that they used only legal means to control recent opposition. protests dot to say that at least 15 demonstrators killed by live file on wednesday

number of vehicles caught fire. morocco's king says control of western sahara is not negotiable as tensions fly with algeria over the disputed territory. king mohammed the sic, says moroccan sovereignty in the region would never be out for discussion or claims of former spanish colony as its territory. police in the u. s. days of texas investigating what caused to stampede at a music festival in houston, at least 8 people killed during a performance on friday nights. up front is next day with us in the vietnam war. the u. s. army used to heidi talks the code beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instrument chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something and they didn't even see the kid. put 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera climate change is fast approaching a point of no return from extreme heat waves, wild choirs and drought in the western part of the united

it says the attack happens on the border between western sahara and mauritania. the rainy algerian state media is pointing fingers at moroccan forces. video post search on twitter appears to show 2 bombs out trucks in the sahara desert. algeria is describing the driver's deaths as currently and barbaric. a powerful gang leads her in haiti is asking the us to help him all for through the government. jimmy is chaise, yay! who is known as barbecue is demanding. that's the acting president and prime minister ariel on re resign or re do so little at the cost of blood. we're going to dislodge mister ru laundry from the prime minister's office. and afterwards, the key to the country will be handed over to a new class of men and women of civil society who will have to govern responsibly to get the country out of the quagmire in which it has been floundering for many ages. i was on hand and joins is no lie from porto prince and sean at the gang leads are there. he was quite threatening to day. what else did he have to say? while they're right, there was the most powerful

sahara is not negotiable as tensions fly with algeria about the disputed territory . king mohammed, the success moroccan sovereignty in the region would never be up for discussion. police in the u. s. state of texas are investigating what caused a stampede at a music festival in houston is 8 people killed on friday night. there's your headlights coming up next. people and power save us in the vietnam war. the u. s. army used to heidi toxic, had the side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge brang something and they didn't even see the kids foot. 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera ah, governments of known about the causes and consequences of global warming for over 3 decades. but most of so fall failed to respond effectively to the threat to our planet. as world leaders meet for climate talks in the u. k. j

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 about his intentions. the stream is next. how a has and he is. are from 15 g. we're all back with another news are from 10

john henry, l g 0, port prince on morocco as king says, control of western sahara is not negotiable. as tensions flo with algeria about the disputed territory. king lamb and the 6th says moroccan sovereignty in the region would never be up for discussion. rocker claims that former spanish colony as its territory, but algeria bags western towers policy, mario front independence movement in the conflict and protesters and georgia. i'm calling for the release of former president miguel psychos philly. ah. so who's really was jail last month when he returned to the country? after being convicted in absentia of abuse of power? he's currently on a hunger strike and demonstrate as a demanding his transfer to a private clinic because he's getting weaker, but already say the 53 year olds are vital signs and normal home in, while thousands of people in poland have taken to the streets and renewed protest there against the nation strict abortion law. the rallies were sparked by the death of a 30 year old, pregnant women. doctors didn't terminate her features despite determining it wouldn't surv

sahara and he a showers around western africa course once again, all the way into the gulf of guinea. ah, killing the debate, 90 percent of the wards, ricky gees, have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future. 8, now, not a lot countries is completed. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do and we have the tools to do with all this on out is the era. ah ah, among the top stories, are it more than 400 iraqi migrants have abandoned their attempts to enter the e u, and phone back home to bill and baghdad? many had been stranded at the polish batteries border for more than a week. this is to john her once again clashed with security forces a day after at least 15 people were killed by police. come find security forces frontier gas demonstrators in the capital cartoon. and several countries across europe is struggling with a new wave of current of ours. the numbers of infections and death rising germany and greece are among the nations and pushing restrictions on the va

sahara and mauritania . algerian state media is pointing fingers at moroccan forces. video posted on twitter, appears to show 2 trucks destroyed and i saw a desert. algeria was describing the incident as cowardly, barbaric, a powerful gang leader in haiti's, asking the us to help him overthrow the government. jimmy cherish air was also known as barbecue, is demanding that acting president and prime minister ariel all re resign the g. so we thought that the cost of blood, we're going to dislodge mister ru laundry from the prime minister's office. and afterwards, the key to the country will be handed over to a new class of men and women of civil society who will have to govern responsibly to get the country out of the quagmire in which it has been floundering for many ages. poland has reported more than 10000 new coven 19 cases as infection. spike is the highest number of daily infection. since late april. its health ministry is considering tied to restrictions. if the daily figures stays above $7000.00 infections on the rise. 2 in the netherlands, prompting the reintroduction of mosqu

i'm getting some rare rain in the desert in places like my retainer and the western sahara. but for the south that is looking not as what does it has been recently for areas such as the democratic republic of congo, though those heavy rains are going to pick up as well as the north of angola. and as we head down to the south, is a lot of weather on the way for south africa. oh, the with sponsored by casara always question the narrative. you don't have ways to shake weight or disinformation east squeal or not you don't comp anyway to verify, identify who is telling the story their motivation. these are multi national corporations that are interested in profit, anticipate the consequences. the media was complicit in perpetuating this myth. i'm going to tell you that i think that many people die because of the lifting pace, deconstruct the media on out to sarah. ah, the me, on the back, you're watching out 0 live from the how your top story so far today, the police and poland to 5 water, canada and t, a gas at migrants trying to cross into the e. u. across the border from bello

sahara and more. tavia, that becomes a little more widespread pushing to algeria for friday. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always in the country with an abundance of results with great power and walk indonesia, his friends for me. we moved full to grow and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let it be part linda. this is growth and progress. invent even easier now. ah ah. hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news. this al oldom, 400 rocky migrants refugees that were trapped to the poland fatal roost border a set to fly home rocks. foreign ministry is trying to locate others in beta roost who males who want to leave medic since to don said that at least 15 people was shot dead by security forces on wednesday during another protest against aust months, military takeover. dozens of people were injured by live fire and tear gas. that's according to the central committee of suit meas, doctors at a

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instead, they're calling for 2 days of civil disobedience. morocco king says control of western sahara is not negotiable, as pension. fly with algeria about the dispute territory. 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

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 living expenses of the people in israel. but then when the house and you know, 40 cannot control a lot of lands in the past and in territory, that means that they cannot insure the old people pa

sahara. but further south it is looking not as wet as it has been recently for areas such as the democratic republic of congo. though those heavy rains are going to pick up, as well as the north of angola, and as we head down to the south, is a lot of weather on the way for south africa. the question the narrative. you don't have ways to check whether this information is real or not. you don't have any way to verify, identify who is telling the story. then most of these are multi national corporations that are interested in profit, anticipate the consequences. the media was complicit in perpetuating this mit. i'm going to tell you that i think that many people die because of the listening pace, deconstruct the media on this era. ah ah ah, welcome back 515 gmc, these are your top stories so far the half hour, the police in poland to fire water, canada and t, a gas of refugees and migrants trying to cross into the from bellows thousands of stuck, their increase in conditions present accuses bel

the dispute territory of western sahara and mauritania. video, posted on twitter, appears to show to bombed out trucks in the sahara desert. ontarian state media is blaming rock and forces and describes the drive as deaths as cowardly and barbaric . well, house organization has approved the indian kovacs in crone of ours fact seen for emergency use. it's produced by barrack biotech. more than 10 percent of vaccinated indians have taken the kovacs in job w h o prove means they are not. tradition is much more likely to be accepted as a valid in other countries. michelle is in yesterday. she says a decision is a boost to india. credibility in the fight against the virus. a huge relief for the government as well as the people you know as us now, around a 120000000 doses of school vaccine have been administered. and in just for those people, the w h u approval basically means so they can travel to countries that have a backseat mandate. now, a dozen all countries, including australia, mexico, yvonne, a pause, have recognized callbacks in but most countries are still only accepting vaccine

and in western sahara. ah. in the country with an abundance of results. right. i was won into these. yeah, he's friends for me. we move full to grow and frank, we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let be part when denise is growth and progress, invest indonesia. now, lou, the hello, a gun, the on alger 0, president of the u. s. on trying to have held a virtual summit to deal with issues that continue to call tension between them. they discuss trade. taiwan sovereignty on the we're muslims detained engine jane province. former us president donald trump's long time allies the van in has surrendered to federal authorities. he's facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into the january 6 attack on the capital. european union is stepping up in sanctions targeting dollars of the migrant crisis. there worsens and recent day

just wanted to shout across the far north of algeria, still got some wet to weather around western sahara and more. tavia, that becomes a little more widespread pushing to algeria for friday. ah, an african narrative. blue from african perspective. i knew series of short documentary by african filmmakers from across the continent. this isn't really getting committed to handle the african direct. coming, sued on al jazeera, big, serious, darkest days. with one man leading the country through prism to alice out his last legitimacy. he needs to step back. how has he retained control through over a decade of war? we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? maybe reason that could effect any human assert master of chaos on al jazeera. ah ah, the al jazeera quicker minds over top stories, this are armenia says the russian mediated c bond with as their bond. shawn is mostly home thing, fall in violence earlier this week. it was the worst flare up since last year is conflict over the dispute i

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so if the attack happens on the border between western sahara and mauritania, jerry and state media is pointing fingers at moroccan forces. video posted on twitter appears to show t bombed out trucks in the sahara desert. algeria is describing the driver's death, cowardly, and fond barrack. the 8th annual palestinian film festival as kicked off in ramallah. it showcasing more than 60 fiction documentary on short films across the occupied west bank running until monday palestine cinema days will feature independent fans artistic productions as well as rich arab and international stories will hold to other hemi does live for us. in ramallah auto has the festival going so far, well the festival is about to kick off and as soon people will be watching a opening movie, which is called l, that iep order stranger. it is a movie that was hailed at the venice film festival. just recently received an award there and is actually nominated for also an oscar. now joining me to discuss more about this festival is glued by the week. thank you for joining me. she is the spokesperson of the festival, h

and in western sahara. ah, with tens of thousands of children born in who lives under the iso regime in iraq and syria. now, many are in camps either orphans, all with that, we don't mothers, rejected by their own communities. could you think that people are going to welcome them after that? of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at me. iraq's last generation on al jazeera. ah ah, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, the european union is stepping up its sanctions targeting bellow roost as the migrant crisis on its east and bought a worsens thousands of migrants of a mast on the border with poland and freezing conditions. the u. s. says the crisis is aimed at distracting from a significant russian military build up on the border with ukraine. nature. it's actually general yet still to back as cool for more transparency from russia to prevent an escalation. and donald trump's former political advisor, steve bannon, has had this h

the attack happened on the border between the disputed territory of western sahara and lore. attain you. video posted on twitter, appears to show, to bombed out trucks in the sahara desert algerian state media is blaming the rock and forces and describes drive as death is cowardly. involved barrack world health organization has approved the indian kovacs in corona. ross vaccine for emergency use. it's produced by barack biotech. well, the 10 percent of vaccination indians have taken the kovacs and john w h or approval means they're not. tradition is much more likely to be accepted is valid in other countries. won't have organization says cordarious cases have risen in europe for a 5th consecutive week, making it the own. the region in the world where coven 19 is still increasing. poland reported more than $10000.00 cases on wednesday. as infections continue to spike is the highest number of daily infections since late april. country also reporting 120 deaths in the past 24 hours. its health ministry is considering title restrictions. mosques are being reintroduced in the netherlands aft

andrew simmons, al jazeera glasgow, morocco's king says that western sahara is not negotiable. this tension flare with algeria of the dispute and territory. and a televised speech king mohammed, the sick said that moroccan sovereignty of the region would never be out for discussion. marco seized the former spanish colony as its territory, algeria backs western, the horrors, paul assario, front independence movement and the conflicts a series of attacks on civilians and indian at mr. kashmir has sparked fears of renewed conflict and the region authorities have intensified security in an effort to avoid further unrest of natal has more. oh, that of her family is mourning the loss of its eldest son. shy. the jaws was shot nearly a week ago. his brother is so overwhelmed with grief, he faints. his mother implores him to wake up. she says he's all she has left off to losing shouted nasa going with him. he was on his way from work at an apple farm . we had been waiting for him when we got a call saying he was shot dead at a checkpoint in chopin district. we don't know what actually h

and the attack happened on the border between the disputed territory of western sahara and mauritania. video posted on twitter appears to show to bombed out trucks in the sahara desert. jerry in state media is blaming moroccan forces and described the driver's deaths as cowardly and barbaric. has been a major upset for us president joe barton's democratic party and local elections. after surprise, victory by republicans in the state of virginia is equally trouble for the democrats as the head into next year's congressional elections. publican, glen youngin, has been elected virginia's next governor with his democratic opponent conceding the race youngin a distance to himself, just enough from former president trump to win back moderates who supported biden in 2020 in new jersey. considered a strong blue state democratic governor phil murphy faces a close unexpected challenge results raised red flags for the democrats for the 2020 to mid term vote, which could see them lose control of congress. making it harder for binding to advance his agenda. in the 2nd half of his presidency button

sahara this year, more than double the number who attempted the crossing during the same period last year. in eastern poland, border guards fired tear gas and water cannons tuesday at hundreds of asylum-seekers who tried to push their way through a razor wire barrier erected along the poland-belarus border. some of the refugees responded by throwing sticks, stones, and bottles at soldiers in riot gear. many of the migrants have spent weeks enduring freezing temperatures in squalid camps hoping to reach european soil to apply for asylum. on monday, the european union threatened new sanctions against belarus, accusing it of encoaging migrants to crs into poland in retaltion for earlier sanctions imposed after belarus cracked down on pro-democracy protests. we will have more on this story with jan egeland of the norwegian refugee council. in thailand, thousands of people took to the streets of bangkok on sunday in defiance of a ban on protests after a court ruled that calls to reform the thai monarchy amounted to attempts to overthrow the king. since 2020, more than 150 people have been