and this divisions in europe, dividing lines is also making europe as a continent less and less relevant. now, if nato would go back to its original mission to be a status coal power and it's military interventionism and this expansion is mixed with again, the source of stability in europe. however, this is kind of what they're trying to negotiate now between moscow in washington. but that's very different from saying that natal dismantles, theresa nano is if they don't like, why just if nato were the, the only problem. why did president put in choose to invade the crimea after ukraine signed the corporation deal with the european union? was not natal? that was the problem. in that case, there was a deal with the european union's well, it's too large extent because of the hello tactics. if it can see what's coming down the road, i mean the natal started with expanding to a couple of countries now it just keeps expanding. and obviously the u. s. s. s. s state that it's intention of dragging your grant into nato even when only a small minority wanted to be part of nato. and furthermore, th

in comparison with world powers, europe's defense spending has been far behind. although europe biggest and 2nd biggest economy, germany and france rank 7 and 8 out of the top 10 spenders. so 14 european countries this year proposed the rapid response force to help democratic foreign governments needing urgent help in 2007 the you set up battle groups of 1500 personnel to respond to crises, but they've never actually been used. it also established a 7900000000 euro european defense fund to finance the next generation of war planes, tanks and ships. the money will only be available to your opinion, defense companies in washington as already raised competition concerns. however, there is a little known fund that has gone under the radar, the 5000000000 euro european piece facility. it'll provide training and equipment, including for the 1st time weapons to non european military forces around the world . of the prospect of europe giving alms to dictators or on democratic forces, especially in the south hell in north west africa is raising concerns. france is in the

one of the lowest rates in western europe. the latest wave of current of ours infections is causing ripples across the continent. germany is declared an emergency and the netherlands has already imposed a partial lockdown. dominic cane reports now from berlin. since monday, only those who can prove they've been vaccinated or had the virus have been allowed out in austria. but from next monday, even this will not be enough because ministers say the infection rate is too high. and the vaccination rate to low. up more info from maxima, a nationwide lockdown will apply from monday for up to 20 days and will be evaluated after the 1st 10 days. it will automatically and on december 13th, at the latest than the lockdown for the vaccinated or recovered will end up alongside the lock down is another ruling from next february, every one in austria must be vaccinated. whether they like it or not, the 1st for any country in europe, across the border in germany, there are similar steeply rising trends of infection and death. newly agreed r

this is europe on al jazeera. ah, oh no 3 days it's already been told with south korea, but army a what it describes is hostile policies, a drunk ah, hello, i'm emily angland. this is al jazeera, alive from the coming up, the us ramped up explosions of haitian asylum.

we've moved almost from people trying to get in to europe over dingus. no, they're trying to get through for us in the middle of winter. we know climate change is going to be an ongoing battle, and we know europe clearly does not want to take in any refugees at this point. how do you see this situation unfolding in the years to come to are you optimistic or tall that people will have a change of heart in europe about welcoming and asylum seekers? well, be sure is not that black and white. there are still people and there are many people who wish to pass. i met those people in your last 4 days. i mentioned amazing, you know, local population, young human rights defend their fire brigade, dr. but what the problem here is more to do with political decisions and policies and lack of a clear view on how to also more legal routes to the people in need and people on more. so i think, you know, when, when it comes to put, trying hold there, there will be change. but it comes to possibilities to apply for a dial tone. and also for people to, to see, shall come to

and the fear by our domestic industry and labor force that they will export more to europe and in europe and export more twice. and that's why we put tariffs on to europe, and there are ways to try to deal with this. what are called tariff quotas, that, that you might be able to, the europeans have to read it. that mean the reality is we can get the chinese to reduce their, our capacity. and after years of talking about this, the trump administration finally acted and politically, it's very difficult for joe biden to say to the steel industry and the steel workers were not going to afford you this level of protection anymore. but you're right and are allergic issue with europeans for understandable reasons, but it's not at all clear how we resolve that on f. ganna. stan, i mean there's a little bit of pushback here. i mean, it's true from my understanding that we, we didn't negotiate with the europeans about the pull out. we just announced it. and that the excuse given by the bible people is, well, they should have known what we're going to do because by and talked about it in the campai

we are seeing the economy slowing down in europe in the u. s. i think the 2nd half of the are definitely going to be more, more volatile. and i think the investor should be prepared for perhaps a correction in the markets or us, the likely lower you and with china's regulatory crack down on companies. do you think that's going to send money towards western stocks? you would hope so. so chinese government is taking very aggressive steps towards regulating different industries letter is from anti corruption to data privacy profit perspective. the timing is very interesting because it seems to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the ccp. what i think the chinese government is willing to take short term bay pain for the long term game. what the investors really need to be mindful of this increased regulatory risk rodder, i should say, the regulatory res, casting brought to the foregrounds and it just has to be factored in. but i think in general, china as well as emerging asia has become less investable. now with the u. s. infrastructure bill slo

but then came the corona virus and as infection and mortality rates rose across europe. so did mcelroy resolve. one of you was pending me. europe's economy is badly shaken with fundamental human rights have had to be temporarily, massively restricted to an extent unprecedented for our democracies over. these are decisions that are among the most difficult and my term as chancellor. her pragmatism time ment, agreeing vast grants to ailing european economies. she was brilliant in managing through all the crisis are but again, not in a very visionary way. there's hardly a project, a could link to angular magazine. okay. this is where she actually implemented whatever topic were discussing, actually a great idea. so it's much more that she managed to to get through all these crazy but cove. it was the crisis she couldn't manage away through alone in her last days . as chancellor. the numbers of daily cases had record highs. now she had to give way to the incoming government leaders who vetoed her proposed locked her. and as the new parliament deliberates, she is just a spect

less than what europe is asking for. and you have somebody doing that well, it can only speculate, but they could potentially they could fill the the storage. yes. and it's up to put in after all, he's got to say everything. the scuffle probably is doing is being determined by a precedent to many people. in europe have speculated that russia is not sending more gas to put pressure on the e. u to approve the controversial notes for him to pipeline. between russia and germany, we are able to keep warm people here can only hope for a mild winter because the storage facilities might not be able to provide enough gas. when it gets really cold. weather russia will send more. oh, not this 2 and a half kilometers deep reservoir. it's nearly empty and it shows how dependent on russian gas europe has become. this has raised questions, especially in the netherlands, where many hold russia are responsible for the downing of malaysian airline. i made 17 that killed nearly 200 dutch in 2014. they will continue to speak out on human ri

ah, europe has once again become the epicenter, the covered pandemic, the w h. o is wanting of half a 1000000 more deaths by february. the vaccines are readily available. so what's gone wrong with your parents have to spend another winter in lockdown. this is entire story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i brought madison now in the warm months of july and august, much of europe give the impression the worst of the pandemic was over countries lifted, covered 19 restrictions. people traveled for holidays again gathered in large numbers and you didn't had needed to wear masks in many places, but infections and are rising to record levels. the world health organization says the region is once again the center of the pandemic. it's urgent governments to re impose restrictions and step up vaccination campaigns. vaccines are readily available, but many people still refuse to take them. we're going to bring in our guests in a moment, but 1st this report by john hall. while many people are out and about as if the coven 19 thread has passed, the world health organiz

she absolutely placed germany at the heart of europe. look at any european country and the strongest relationship. most cases with germany. when she's gong, there isn't going to be anybody else in europe who can fill that void and manual my crime doesn't enjoy the same sort of trust continence mother place is married. drug a prime minister eventually is liked and respected, but justly doesn't have the same clouds, jeremy dot, whoever the next german chaucer is going to at the very least need a good amount of time. it's kind of get their feet on to the death. so there's going to be a boy at the heart of europe and people are quite nervous about that. all right, guess i have same many questions and thoughts from you for i live in chief audience . i'm going to throw them out to you. i want to instant reaction, but not the analysis but instant got reaction back. all of his looking at me. all right, kimberly, i'm going to work is one of the. and she is a powerful woman. she, she doesn't know who can replace her. is that a feeling that you're

but this is an incredibly thorny issue in europe. it's led to the downfall of governments in recent years. it's spawn right quick movements in almost every country, governments i think will certainly be on their god. if not, all of them actively preparing to accommodate what may soon becoming their way or a journey. thanks for that to jehovah in london. well, as well, watch the fall of afghanistan to the taliban at the white house. president joe biden is confronting the biggest crisis of his presidency in his 1st address after the taliban seas couple biden defended his decision to pull out troops and blamed the african government and the military for the crisis from washington as she returns he. joe biden attempted to keep public opinion focused on a promise kept up to 20 years. the u. s. was finally leaving f honest on i stand squarely behind my decision. after 20 years, i've learned the hard way that there was never a good time withdraw. us forces but neither the president or any administration official has been able to address the

and that has been the story of europe a to that flooding outbreak. we've seen warmth in east of the balkan states, up to scandinavia, and the off that's been the case further west that's changing dramatically. now, helsinki, it's cooling down little bit, not quite from reco values, but from high values down to average. whereas in london, as an example of western europe, we're up to the 30s this weekend, not a record well above where it's been for the whole of this year. that large yes of wards extends all the way down through france and covers spain. the res i said concentrating in the balkans, leaving most a central europe behind rein in africa. seasonal ryan has been at his heaviest recently on the coast of nigeria. donna, that is a major runway. it's closed both still ahead hill. the auto renews. are more anti millnicky process. that's what teeny of the king defies called a democratic change and appoints a new prime minister of iris cover up the ty government is accused of hiding how it's attacking the virus issues and emergency decree and golf ac

what is europe expecting from this trip? what? how are they seeing america and president biden at this moment from your view? well, obviously, europeans have lingering concerns from the last 4 years. this is difficult period both in terms of the pressure on the traditional transatlantic relationship, whether it was trade, whether it was politics, whether it was security, the message from washington very often sounded like if our way or the highway. ready there was quite a lot of 0 sum pressure and 0. so i'm thinking and of course i thought to reverse all of that, the message is not only we are back, but we're back. we're going to be partners. we're going to go back better and we're going to put the transatlantic relationship in america's allies and the values that we share at the very center of our quotes to the wider world in the set of problems . including, of course, russia, china, and transnational challenges like climate change, demick the president has to deal with. now you talk to national security and intelligence official

a lot of these people have sold everything they own to get to europe. they are likely to come back to less than they had before. the future for them is blinking on the $341.00. people disembarked on this flight here in hon. another 90 will disembark in baghdad . now there are more flights in the coming days. how many more is a negotiation between minsk and baghdad, but perhaps the real negotiation is exactly how many iraqis will want to get on those flights. around con, i'll desert a real, an acid bag has been monitoring the situation on the poland, beller, who's buddha, stranded cold, and living in miserable conditions. these people under bella, russian side of the border with poland and now getting some help. but it's far from what they want and need. bella russo has some in a makeshift shelter, a warehouse with beds, blankets, and food. but still they tried to cross. oh hi. this footage, released by polish authorities, shows people detained as they crossed the border. oh, me on a dove in the green supposed cove there were $501.00 attempts of the lega

the lockdown is back in austria or as europe shivers of the onset of a 4th wave of cobra 90. this is salzburg, one of the worst hit places where intensive care units are filling up. last month, the national daily infection rates were around $3000.00 cases per day. then now hovering between 14 and 16000 in the capital vienna christmas lights may be on, but like everywhere else, shopping has stopped for all but essential items. stalls are closed, people are allowed out for an occasional stroll in this lock down. there's plenty to see, but not to buy. the manager of this restaurant has closed down and is giving his fresh produce away to locals. he's pessimistic. i think everybody has enough of it and question as oh, why again, wasn't there enough time to prepare? we have the looked on now because obviously it's needed not far away. the christmas market usually brightened, busy at this time of year is a sullen place locked out a shuttle to last up to 20 days with review after 10. although many people fear it could last a lot longer. and with the restrictions come, an even bigger

how damaged is biden's reputation in europe? i think everyone really understand that this wouldn't have happened if it was if there was consultation. and i think the u. s. has made it quite clear under the bite and administration that they're going to work with many laterals with coalitions of the willing and these smaller groupings because otherwise it's just too difficult to do. for example, with the 27 members say it's impossible to get them to all agree on one thing. so all you need is one member say to block it and we've seen that happen over and over again. so another kind of upping it. this offices is the beginning, i think of more money laterals, and i think this is the future. i think france will understand and get along because it needs to, it needs more defense and security cooperation with the u. s. and this period i think of protest will end, and i think that everyone understands in french interests as well. and as i mentioned earlier, i think we must keep an eye on the ball here that it was because france was unabl

as i said, hi, mr. abdullah, humboldt. europe is once again the epicenter of the pandemic. that's the assessments of the world health organization, which says the quarter infections are higher there than those in asia. and africa combines and talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dealership, to resume at the end of november. in direct negotiations between all signatories and vienna stole last june. after abraham racy won the presidential election. let's take you back to that breaking news story out of see don. joining us now form cartoon is colored hair managing partner at insight strategy partners as a policy think that is good to have you. withers and boise you think has been this dramatic turn around in events. why neither has the have the military agreed to release members of the civilian governments? well, to think me one, i think that they needed to show a gesture with will entering into and some of these nations. there are 7 parenting, several mediation tracks taking place and they needed to show that they were going to be meaningful. engaged in 2nd thing is that whe

k, but the rest of europe is not as badly affected. it is dealing with delta change to the blue map and actually i'll change back and forth. have a look at the change across europe between the omicron and the delta maps. you can say there is a lot more delta to deal with in europe as there is a in south america and pots of southeast asia. now, just to give us a slightly different take of chosen 9 different countries here, and we're looking at their share of different infections. the red is all micron, the blue a delta infection. so starting at the top, south africa has got a rate of 96 percent on the cross. now maybe that's a good thing. having more cases of the milder variance further down the list. let's look at the united states, for example here, which is sort of got a $6040.00 splits between the 2. but i think what's interesting and i'm gonna try to draw a box around all of them. here are these european countries, italy, france, and germany with rights of 80 to 90 percent of delta. the more concerning variance, if i can put it tha

the air of the soviet doctrine permeates europe as well. it is time for them, brussels to understand that even the communism cannot compete as we are the signed in the machinery. the stick in the wheels are basic goals for all of us. left and right is hungry to be a democrat, to be governed by the rule of law in market economics and part of the european union. these 4 basic values we all share. our basic goals are the same. so yes, we have to speak together. i know you'd have to try everything in their power to break up this elias, but if we can stick together, we will eventually definitely been for that as well. to orac bruckner, he's a professor, european studies at stanford university, berlin. he says there may be enough appetite for change and hungry to threaten all bounds. hold on power on has more than a decade to control media, to streamline public opinion, to bombard people with propaganda slogans that the european union is bad and everything is august rated by george sorrows and it's anti semitic. and it's, you know, whole big and

so yes, on the continence in europe. things are being cranked up in terms of restrictions in england at the moment. they're holding fire the running out of test kids to in some parts of europe. tell us about that. yeah, spain as it has been announcing shorted to test. so has england, particularly in the u. k. i think in the u. k, you have this thing where the government is trying to lower the amounts of time that people are having to self isolate for if they can prove that they are negative . so if you test positive and then you can, then you can show the negative, then you can get our self oscillation earlier. but of course, that means that people are needing a huge amount more test kids to be able to, to be able to prove that they are negative. so that is creating a huge surge in demand and supply is struck, needs to keep up. but of course, throws the policy into disarray. if you can't prove the on accept because you can't actually get a test at the so arkansas fastened, boring challenge says continue to talk about the

minutes. austria is back in lockdown as a new surgeon. cobit 19 infections. forces countries across europe to impose tougher restrictions. french special forces deployed to the overseas department of guadalupe to try to restore order after days of protests against the carbon 19 vaccine. and the bell russian president calls on the e to accept hundreds of migrants stuck at the border with poland saying he doesn't want to confrontation. and so don's reinstated prime minister speaks exclusively to out or they are after his deal with the military. and so it's forming a new government is his top priority in sports and explosive encounter in the embassy results into play objections, including superstar le bron james and french football team. leon ordered to play home games without fans because of sundays crowd trouble. ah, well austria has now become the 1st e u. countries to re enter for nationwide lockdown as infections. they're savage, the average daily deaths have tripled in recent weeks. and miss sanctions, people are only allowed to leave their hands for groceries and doctor visits or to ex

not only we are not late because even other developing nations like europe, usa, still vaccinating. so i think we all came to me if you got more of a cleaning and the others will be said to take it and those who will not like everyone else. it's a personal decision. now in africa only every track and balloons are not vaccinating, but fewer than 2 percent of the african population has been jobs and it's highly unlikely the continent will meet a w to target vaccinating 10 percent by september. this is partly because of a shortage of accents blamed on western nations holding millions of doses and anti vaccine sentiments often fueled by conspiracy theories and mistrust. i'm not 20th on my site because they both go to the side effects. so the like in, in the menu room of the modem. so i think i'll dread the look and see what happens to them. and that's, and i'll be ready. all be willing to panza near is while behind many countries in vaccination, rape by the government said it has set aside $470000000.00 to secure more duties and hopes to inoculate 60 percent of its population. as soon a

ah ah no europe tends to be in the region where influences very high and also regions look at europe for, for regulation. and that's why it's so important that europe keeps regulation which is scientific, which is database in which as much as possible decides result being influenced by by i would say by noise or by just emotions and fear when science me values that it's becoming complicated. we come with science with evidence we do and scientific process of risk assessment, but then this evidence is given on another stage. on the policy level, there believes emotions values come in. and what we see is if politicians don't like the outcome of our risk assessment, they don't question their belief. they question the validity of the process. so basically if it's a comes with an opinion, let's say on the, on the continuance insecticides politicians love if so they want the food. so you are protecting the bees, you're doing the right thing. really good to act on there. so we all applaud to you, and if the same process with the same people, we use the same scrutiny comes with the conclusion

ah, on counting the calls europe pete fund to fight terrorism, then counter china and russia in africa. activists say they'll provide weapons to dictate the climate emergency costing billions, displacing 1000000 counting the costs all. now just let a gas a breathtaking tropical paradise where its former protectors are now wanting to very we follow their journey as they put their lives on the line. i think it's all medical and algae 0. a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of a network gen and analogy. era. oh, i come back our main story now. taliban is gradually encircling campbell. seizing the city of pullet alarm, just 50 kilometers from the capital. earlier to major cities fell to the group. last gar and kandahar taliban birthplace and a key trade port and un agencies of warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. and i've got this done as the taliban defensive. dr. thousands of people from their homes as they flee violence in the provinces. more than 250000 people have been displaced in the month of may 80 percent of which women and children when one hun

and there may be confrontation in europe. may be so severe that russia will be russian sovereign government funds may be frozen. and western banks, especially in america banks since they are in treasury, that can be frozen. and but you wind or gold in both moscow cannot be frozen. so, and there's a problem. there's no rush in the finance institutions or repairing that may be a swift won't be working for russia. there's a rush is actually bracing for a possible downturn as, as very catastrophic down there. and this may happen this summer was about maybe preventing that. but that's a serious possibility. i mean, that's big money and big money losses, right? russia is not mobile right now away from john at all. okay, glenn, what do you think about the, the china issue? i mean, the, some reports seem to suggest that the u. s. is taking to sort of, quote, unquote, normalize relations with russia, mainly because of china. do you agree with that? well, the united states open about to decide to travel, which between china and russia,

and as part of our look ahead to 2022, we see what's in store for europe's power houses. germany and france. ah, hello, iraq supreme court has ratified october. the parliamentary election results after rejecting an appeal by the opposition quarters of irradiance by fruit say they were there were widespread irregularities and had been protesting in bagdad she r sowards most. so the southern who opposes all for an interference in iraq is the election biggest winner. my head has more from baghdad about why protest or is, are obsess about the results. following the endorsement of iraq's parliamentary elections results. these protesters, supporters of the political parties that last many seats in the election, se they will continue protesting here, occupying areas, need about a dozen heavily fortified green's own until their demands are met. they say that the supreme court has admitted that there have been mistakes that have been irregularities in the electoral process that could have led to vote rigging. and they say that they belong to an umbrella of our political blocks and political p

it's accused europe of not keeping its promise to donate the shots. the continent has the lower inoculation rate in the world and says its being left behind. cases are also going up in indonesia and bangladesh where new restrictions have been imposed in europe after 10 weeks of declined, cases going up once again. the surge is being linked to the delta vary and to which was 1st identified in india and not raising concerns about a new e u. digital code. 19 travel passport that's just been launch. it's meant to make it easy to travel between member states. at asha butler begins our coverage with this report from paris. at paris is the only airport airline staff check travelers, documents, european union citizens miss now shown you cove it certificate to travel on paper or in digital form. it shows if a person is vaccinated or has a recent negative p. c, r test member states can adjust the entry rules according to the health situation in the country bought. the cobra certificate will be standardized throughout the block. but you could that be, it's more

she'll europe's latest data, according to one, the label projection. if we stay on this trajectory, we could see another half a 1000000. gov at 19 bits in europe and central asia by the 1st of february, next year. and 40 city countries in over region will face high 2 extremes, threats on hospital bits. at some point through the same period, john o as more from london 78000000 new infections currently recorded across those 53 countries. that number is higher than the cumulative total of southeast asia, east mediterranean, the western pacific, and the whole of africa. and those numbers mr. clue pointed out a going up by around a quarter of a 1000000 infections every single day and 3600 deaths being recorded every single day and half a 1000000 potentially by february. that's just 4 months from now. why is this happening? well, the w h o pointed to potential causal factors. the 1st he said was the relaxation of public health and social measures. you can take the u. k. as an example of that were mandatory precautions were lifted in july, much of the populat

infections, austria goes into a nationwide lockdown while their increased restrictions in other parts of europe. ah, you're watching ology 0 live from doha with me for the back table. also coming up the president of better. woo says he doesn't want confrontation with poland, which could lead to a war over the migration crisis. so don's reinstated prime minister speaks exclusively to al jazeera after his deal with the military and says forming a new government is his top priority. i'm natasha bottler in brussels. where 5 bi racial women who say their room doctor from their families, and a belgian colonial rule, suing the state. awe, thanks for joining as much of europe appears to be back where it was at the beginning of the pandemic. their record high infection, numbers locked dance are in place and many governments are struggling to contain a resurgence virus. the world health organization says it's concerned. austria has imposed a full nationwide lockdown. the 1st you country to do so. people are only allowed to leave their home for groceries. doctors visits and exercise in germany. hospitals

these ancient ruins were once a thriving city on the silk route between china and europe. its inhabitants were mainly buddhists, with the article with our were no match when we were traveling through these mountains for years, says this man, the surface was smooth. we had no idea there was an ancient city beneath. come yet a local taliban official guides us into tongue to show where afghan and foreign, archaeologists have been working for years to remove artifacts before the mind starts. but just like the chinese miners, the archeologists also fled when the taliban arrived. we walked hot on a cliff where he reveals one of the estimated 500 buddhist statues, was carved into the mountain side. in 2001, the taliban caused international outrage by blowing up giant buddhist statues in the clips of balmy on. so we'll do something like that here to that for a long road. i was a 2000 years old. the chinese made an agreement. the artifact, they have to be taken away and protected. if we wanted to destroy them, we would have done it when we took control, but we didn't. we're protect

it was built with funds from the diaspora, people living in the united states and europe. but now lies abundance of people from the neighboring region came to claim the land of their own. this week the elections will also not take place in the neighboring somebody region of the electoral commission as postponed, the pulse their site, the defects with bowling material. the region has known more instability than piece in the past 3 decades. 2 years ago, the rebel group, the national liberation front, signed a peace agreement with the pink government, and did more blessed its troops. hello, i'm and i want to be very all thinking that our region will for once of all, to be the rest of it, your p. it's piece for vance, and we are all being forced to wait till september to exercise our constitutional rights. voting has also been postponed in the more from conflict on to great region where hundreds of thousands of people are suffering from farming. a new date for a voting ticket has not been set together. the harder to gran somali regions account for 6 to 3 out of 504 to 7 parlia

the unsettled weather continues across southern parts of europe. you can see the storm clouds rolling across the mediterranean, but conditions are going to improve here for the wet and windy weather we have to look up north because that central band as well, was seen dry a fine, a conditions of quite a bit of cloud cover though keeping things foggy and murky at times when it's gonna turn milder across the north west. if we look at britain, an island, it's gonna be west in the north dryer in the south will spell the sunshine, but the town in scotland is going to be well above average, 13 degrees in glasgow. 4 wet and windy and wintery conditions, we have to look to norway, sweden, as well as fin, and we've got warnings out for snow and ice here. and we've got blustery rain pushing across denmark into the baltic states, and it is going to get wessa for eastern europe as we head towards the weekend. it's also going to get wet for western parts of greece and that heavy rain, as you can see, see continues across the adriatic, heavy, forceful puleo m. sa

at the moment, i just want to safely get to europe. i would really like to continue my sporting career because i'm only 24. and i had plans to participate in at least 2 more limpid game. and if you're in your has ordered it's border guards to turn away migrants trying to enter the country from belarus using force if necessary. while the 4000 migrants crossed from values until a few in this year. most of them from iraq. if union says it's retaliation by veneration president alexander lucas shanker, for the increased european union sanctions after diverted a plane to arrest. a journalist thailand has extended locked down in the capital and 2 dozen other provinces. as the delta variant pushes up the number of cases that 29 provinces have been classified as dark red rooms. people in these areas a band from traveling to other parts of the country and to be a strict curfew. thailand is also experiencing a major vaccine shortage. united states has reached a goal, vaccinating 70 percent of adults nearly a month thought president joe biden july

weather across the republic of ireland, the united kingdom, and also for a huge swath of central areas of europe. disturbed weather moves out of the baltic states into western russia, and we've got low temperatures in wall st. petersburg just getting up to 11 degrees off to the mediterranean, and you know, those heavy rains we had lingering around the black sea region, we start to take our foot off the pedal. so we see settled conditions on talia. $35.00 degrees that will be breezy through the boss for us is wall is symbol with a high of $26.00 of africa right now and around the gulf of guinea. we're still seen our storms light up as we head toward nigeria beneath. so go right through gonna into the ivory coast. so i'll be john has a high of 25 degrees on friday. that's it for me. see soon the eye witness accounts a historical event from arab israeli conflict and finite witness? dissident 1st hand from beginning to end. to espionage and the occupied west bank, the jordan government stock destroyed the device from a fight for independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production. and to out t

ah hi there, getting going on your weather forecasts for europe and africa. we've got a vigorous weather front across the top end of scandinavia, stretching rate down toward the bottom end of iberia. it's not a question if we'll see flooding, but where and just how much. and also some fierce winds associated with this said disturbance. so we narrow in on paris looking for when gets here of about 85 kilometers per hour back into the sunshine on monday. and some of the best weather across europe can be found toward this part, budapest, up to 22 degrees on sunday. we'll keep it going as so we've got you in for 25 degrees on monday, but breezy for the next few days. we have seen some fierce winds blowing through the black sea. the boss for us impacting is stumble with the scattering of showers as while on sunday. and then some heavy falls for turkey's northeast black sea region, spilling into georgia and seeping into tbilisi on sunday with a hive. 16 degrees. when this weather broadcast in africa, we've got our big storms popping up as we head toward a cameroon n

a warning on the curve at 19 such in europe. the world health organization says the continent is once again a pandemic at the center. and we're in costa rica with tens of thousands of nicaragua and farmers of fled after being branded enemies of the state ah lawsuit, arms military leader has an ordered the release of for civilian cabinet ministers who are all detained in last month's military takeover. that's as international pressure intensifies to reach a deal on the return to power sharing with civilian leaders. now in a phone call with the u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln general until father albert hon said he agrees on the need to accelerate the formation of a government un secretary general antonia good hair, as he also spoke to behind on thursday and urged him restore the transitional process. meanwhile, the ousted prime minister della hancock remains under house arrest, but the u. s. and the un both pressing to his full release and reinstatement and more protests against the military takeover also expected later o

so that the member confederations, as he says money made in europe, stays in europe, stays in the clubs. he believes that with a plan whereby there is a woke up every 2 years. it will generate more cash globally. and that money can be invested in football globally. not just in the traditional strongholds of football . how in his vision then does you see that happening without play as being exhausted? and this is another one of the big arguments, for example, will play as union 5th pro. i have repeatedly said they have huge concerns about how exactly you have is somewhat counterintuitive stance where boys saying we're looking at the players, but we're going to ask them to play an extra will cover every every 4 years and extra qualifies. he has on board with him. the former also managed awesome wagner as his head of global development. and they say that together, although the details remain sketchy, they can put together a calendar which has more meaningful games, no friendly. it will just be the domestic competition meaningful well qualifies or qualifies for, for example, european champi

so they are, they're not locked into the europe in union. so they where, like they, they are sleeping on the streets. now they are like in the places where they're not supposed to be. so there are people. yeah. and to call their so they do not have enough food. and what it's, of course it's, it's very, very sad situation and it's, those might go, they just, they just tweaked hymns on or the recent government. yeah. any projects? joining us from war for today from the voices from valerie. thank you sir. we appreciate your time. thank you to me and on to other news and more confrontations have taken place between security forces and protest of in sudan security forces 5, tear gas the time it demonstrated. but at least 15 people were killed on wednesday after police open fire. police accused protest of attacking security personnel and say one off of that was also killed in the demonstrations. people been angered by the military's refusal to hand back parties promoting from khartoum. it's hipaa morgan for us this hour. 15 people died yesterday.

is this the human rights of europe? 10 days we've been here without water temperatures or mine is 5. and what can we do? where are the human rights organizations? we were a good country. they invaded iraq in 2003. we've lost everything. we've sold our cars and sold our houses. they've destroyed our country and now this is their human rights. like vienna, mont, him the live glom on in nevada. we haven't slept since yesterday. our feet are freezing and the only word we can hear is attention, attention. eagle and we have kids, we have wives, you know, if they don't want to allow us through than return us back to our countries. we haven't eaten for 5 days. only little foods available for women and kids. we need a safe place. we need a safe country on it certainly is an uneven fight. washington on. can you say poland wants to show the world, which is defending europe's border against a better routine dictator using desperate people as a weapon. they say alexander lucas shenika is taking revenge on the e u for sanctions impos

our immediate priority is to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable 2nd. we have to make our entire system better prepared and more resilient, so that we don't have to face a similar situation in the future. natural gas prices have soared in europe in recent weeks. partly driven by a certain demand, as countries emerge from locked downs, natural gas accounts for a quarter of the european union's energy needs. the majority of that is imported into the block from countries including how jerry a no way and qatar, but mainly russia. some say that the kremlin is fueling the price rise by failing to boost gas supplies in order to pressure the you to prove the controversial nordstrom to pipeline. at an energy conference in moscow though, prison vladimir putin said russia was ready to increase supply electron last bruce really to do sure. if they ask us to increase deliveries, we are ready to do so. we are increasing them as much as our partners are asking us to avoid future energy crises. the u commissioner says countries must focus on transitioning away from fos

well, it's not just europe, it's also china and big china. it's a problem of coal, is a problem of colon guess. and part of the problem for europe is that for the liquefied natural gas, the l n g. china has become a major competitor. so far it was korea and japan were to import this, but this year, china, we will overtake a japan as the largest import rafael n t, so that the competition is there. so we see the china factors, they're rolling blackouts, rolling brown outs factors have to be closed down. so we see we see the across the board and we just need to make sure as we go through this very important energy transition. and everybody wants to get to net 0 and save the planet. but as we are getting there, we need to make sure we have the transition fuels ready. and we think very carefully on, on, on how we, how we make that transition. thank you so much for talking to connie, about this cornelia maya, joining us there from switzerland. thank you for your insight. thank you very much . now, hollywood saw how inspired generations with the ide