i paid more than $700.00 to get to europe i took the ship with gambians and the single when the disaster happened we were on the edge of death thank god we are risky by the mauritanian authorities i am from the republic or senegal i was on my way to spin for better work it was a cruel journey and we were deceived deceived too where these families back in who thought the smugglers could help their relatives reach europe. this woman in the town of bar lost her 17 year old grandson in the boating accident could. put it on you know we don't really know him they went to the migrant center monday those who perished many others drowned on that board i know about it from my family in gambia no one deserves that. on friday and other boat carrying $192.00 migrants also mostly from gambia was intercepted by more routine of course got compared to the relatively short voyages across the mediterranean sea the atlantic called from gambia to the nearest spanish source is about 1600 kilometers trying to make it on a smuggler's boat is seen by some as an act of suicide yet hundreds on this voyage every ye

he knew that you had foreign fighters coming in from europe and this is the only recall of all of them we have in the region the number one problem of the front 5 this is the ice cream. and you have one more like you this is the reason. this is where it is where the dish is always one of the greatest managers. so the trouble disagreements are not the only ones at this summit the french leader attacked turkey because of its recent incursion targeting the kurds in northern syria to see. this and the feel of the county. we needed to think. they now are finding against those who fight with us. charlotte. turk is president later met with his u.k. host prime minister johnson as well as president marc raul and the german chancellor merkel he's threatening to block nato has plans to protect poland and the baltic states unless others agree with him on syria. but i don't differ that despite all the differences which exist and which we have to address also have to discuss the future of nato and things we have in common strategically but i am relatively optimistic about this meeting on top of all

relationship with a whole bunch of countries how signed off the immediate 4 bits of cuneta stays and europe this is the 1st time we have a non western power that's if you're not making politically in a position to matter. project cage america is more surgery after our factories to unfair foreign trade but with the arrival of a new president in the white house other countries that made a living taking advantage of the united states in so many ways communist china's climb to the top of the free trade treaty would be challenged by a man who sought free trade is fair game. do you 1018 u.s. president donald trump imposed trade tariffs in an attempt to reduce america's trade deficit with china as well as to punish the chinese for alleged theft of u.s. intellectual property. beijing retaliated with tariffs of its own in a standoff with the world's most powerful nation the president of china standing his ground. china need to have a strong leader and we need stability at all costs we cannot afford a situation where the party the government the region the country the culture the civilization will be

site al jazeera dot com tweet me else what you back at peta dot be one at the next people in power europe's recurring shame is next. i'll see very soon about. these stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the. al-jazeera. 2014 people and reveal the shameful treatment of disabled people in romania states from k s our investigation also raising questions about why the e.u. was funding some of those institutions now there are a fresh allegations about neglect mistreatment this time not just in romania but in neighboring countries in the 2nd of 2 special reports sara spillane has been to poke area to find. in the 1st part of our investigation into the treatment of disabled people in european union countries we revealed shocking evidence of abuse. neglect. and incarceration in state institutions. for our 2nd film we start in polk area another country with an appalling past when it comes to the treatment of people with disabilities now praised as a model for using millions in even money to move children from institutions and a way forward to other member states. one controv

welcome back to your international weather forecast with a lot of weather to talk about here across europe 1st of all starting down here across much of the southeast we do have an area of low pressure pushing across the black sea and with that a front is making its way across turkey today we're going to be seeing a lot of winds a lot of rain exposure with the system but we're also going to be seeing a cool trend as we go towards the next couple of days so here on sunday we're going to see at about 10 degrees to the north though notice it's a lot clearer so once this pushes through things will get much better across much of central europe we're talking about a lot of clear skies here berlin you can be seeing tempers only reaching to about 3 up towards warsaw at 2. and as we go towards tomorrow the system out here towards the west is really going to bring a lot of clouds across much of eastern and also central europe and snow across much of the higher elevations for italy though it is going to be the rain more rain across much of this area of course we are talking about saturated soil so flo

do you think it will be possible for all kinds of syrians that are now in europe to come back to the country. not to let them control kayin shown a film they are. from of the others you. listen. back you lucky you kind of feel on the photo do you see you notably the mother. a. mother more of the young to be able to tiny. them in the house. or ah it. would have. been doing. my body for country. we're. ready. oh very. very good. song. a bomb bodied city. can be rebuilt. its buildings restored. but can shattered lives the men. it. scars randy and traumas shaped minds children and survivors of mosul share their stories. i still tomorrow a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks all of the holland in its pot what destroyed and this is what. we've detailed coverage on mexico elected a new president last year he did so largely on the promises that he would end legal violence in the country and feel this generalism from around the wilds this time was on my plate that on track and logic on the journey out of fear valley health care home. how i we've got some unsettled

around the world there was no unifying ideology behind them whether they were happening in china in the europe or the united states . it was kind of an incoherent anger against the the regimes of the systems that were in power but nothing really connected them and i think that helped propel them and you're seeing that that same thing now that the difference is that the or bones of the world have this surveil. it's technology. and the route and some of what we've seen erupting in the middle east in another wave of demands for better governance and better lives i'm not even my friend on to here yet but do you think that's part of the same thing or do you think the middle east is different no i think that's you i think there's a huge part of it and the middle east i think is the canary in the coal mine on the fake news front which you're seeing all over the place in bolivia that we don't walk into the presidential palaces anymore and put a bullet in the head of the president or carry him out and arrest him now there are these sophisticated propaganda campaigns that push fake news into the narrati

i'm barbara starr in london with the top stories from europe including ukraine and russian backed rebels complete their swap of prisoners from the 5 year conflict in the east of the country giving how their resolution could be in sight. also ahead the u.n. rushes more resources into the central african republic after at least $48.00 killed in fighting between militia groups and market traders at a missile attack in yemen is blamed on hooty rebels who are now threatening to target sensitive locations in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and i'm peter sim 2 of the supporters the college playoffs reached the finals we reported on measures to protect younger players from injury. usa strikes in western iraq have killed several militia fighters 3 locations were hit in iraq including on the border with syria the target was a shia militia group called hezbollah which isn't to be confused with hezbollah in lebanon iraq has ball is part of the popular mobilization forces which helped the iraqi government's fight against arsenal the u.s. is drugs also get to charge a. it's in syria but the pentagon hasn'

paper's owner said he was so a fact of the johnson greatly influenced british opinion on relations with europe by 2016 that came full circle johnson campaigned on the bracks outside in the referendum repeatedly telling voters that leaving the e.u. would result in a financial windfall for the national health service the n.h.s. untrue lots of politicians lie few splash those lies complete with fabricated numbers all over a campaign once he got into downing street in july johnson vowed over and over that by october 31st britain would be out of the e.u. that failure just wasn't an option. boris johnson's constant line has divided conservatives he's alienated some like this long time columnist and even those who still back him this former editor for example are troubled by what they hear this is a real change politics and i think it is somewhat from across the atlantic the lying has become much more blatant again and again and again he said to me last time to come out on the 31st call to. us and he says that he didn't have the power to make that happen saying something that you know to be on true d

at a time when so much global talent heads to europe's more lucrative leagues the competition holds a special place in south american hearts brazil's 4 mango team with a shot at proving themselves on a global stage liverpool's brazilian keeper allison all too aware of what's at stake you can feel from from me will save the supporters are here already. supporting the team i think we're in the last game was more than 10028000 supporters from for me will say. but this does not just big for them is big photos also the local fans have been enjoying this rare opportunity to see some of the games top stars in action some providing photos for an exhibition which aims to illustrate just how much football means to them that it definitely. can take pride in the fact that it will be the 1st country in the region to was the world cup so when the eyes 5 of the world turned up that in 322 i hope. we can offer a different perspective one on football in the region the culture of the entire region the club world cup returns to cats on next year as the country steps up its efforts to get ready for 2022

the award after probably a need internal clashes gain increase and that means a refugee crisis that europe may increase or set the same time the 2nd issue is that the energy security. will be needed than your if the triple a government is or were drawn by the holy perhaps there for the season i do believe that turkey will try to keep empowered the triple a government the military and technical support and it will be enough from my point of perspective but if the government is under the fire of the waratah after gets worse than the 2nd phase may come. air to the stage or from perhaps the perspective of the d.n.a. let me ask which is that i should point out the acronyms because they can get a little bit confusing in libya are talking i'm talking about the internationally recognized un backed government now sami from the perspective of that international recognize government is the turkish support about defeating hafter or simply pushing the rebel forces back far enough that they have to come to the negotiating table. well it's a good question actually but i think the dilemma here is whether

ghana that's a small nation west africa one of those poor countries that supply this migration to words europe this story is still unfolding those people who escaped are being treated in and why do we don't have much information about what's happening to the bodies are they going to return them to their countries of origin or are they going to be buried in itself. prior 2nd not 18 indian crew members from an oil tanker off the coast of nigeria a turkish canid was also seized from the hong kong ship in the gulf of guinea a shipping industry recently warned of the increasing danger in the area accounting for 80 percent of crude kidnappings worldwide. russian and syrian government airstrikes have killed at least 6 people in a province over the past 2 days attacks on the last remaining rebel stronghold have intensified in the last 2 months as victoria good to be reports of what the course . this is the 1st of 3 children rescued after their home province was destroyed in an ass strike the assad government is determined to retake this final piece of territory this still under the control of oppositi

and some pretty good weather across central and western areas of europe there's a lot of cloud around and we are actually still seeing some fog across the central areas particularly in the valleys boss it is caring for the most part and we've seen plenty of snow of course this is the southeast of poland it looks very pretty but of course it does make for very dangerous driving conditions as we go through monday it really is not about picture in fact across into poland it's mostly goings because of a cloudy skies and the winds are coming from fairly mild direction too so look at this 11 celsius in london on monday 7 in paris 4 in warsaw it's colder in moscow minus one but really the main weather is this system here in the eastern and of the mediterranean this is in the city for the next couple of days heavy amounts of rain we could see about $150.00 millimeters into coastal areas of syria and in fact the snow that will continue to accumulate across into turkey we could see about 50 centimeters to the mountains then searches say we got a little bit more in the way of snow again pushing

heading to the polls later on for a general election that will determine the country's future in europe the final polls point to a narrow win for prime minister boris johnson but don't rule out the prospect of a hung parliament. israel's parliament has voted to dissolve itself sending the country to its 3rd election in less than a year now the prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his main opponent benny gantz were able to form a governing coalition after september's inconclusive. police in new zealand say they're finalizing a plan to recover 8 bodies from a volcano that erupted on monday they say getting the victims off white island is its number one priority but only if it's safe to do so. here as democrats have warned a president donald trump is on the verge of dictatorship while republicans have defended his record it was part of a fiery debate by the house judiciary committee over the 2 articles of impeachment the democratic party is leading efforts to fully charged with abuse of power and obstruction of congress the president has repeatedly denounced the whole thing as a witch hun

attention or families and for europe is the 1st they did 40 of. them and are in europe and i come from this trial. those without papers could be treated harshly. the police hit me with an electric rod and i fell into a ditch i was not able to move my leg but there are no jobs in afghanistan so i will try and go back when my leg is better can ali is one of the desperate he is heading to iran even though times there are hard but he is the sole breadwinner for 12 family members and something is better than nothing. i know it is expensive in iran but if i understand that it's hardly unique. only a few dollars a day. afghans are having to make stark and often life changing choices afghans may have been suffering economically but at least they were safe in iran they're now returning to a country that is dangerous and highly unpredictable and once again their futures are far from certain tony birth 3 hours 0 islam color border crossing between iran and afghanistan still here on al-jazeera education under occupation israeli forces move against students at

storm smashed their way through western europe. and an exclusive report from mexico where al-jazeera reveals just how easy it is for cocktails to smuggle in guns from the u.s. . and this poor man beaten by a bottom of the table would put in the premier league and that is city ac milan suffer the heaviest league defeat in 20 years. now india's prime minister is refusing to back down on a controversial 7 inch rule that opponents say discriminates against muslims they argue that the legislation is an attack on the country's secular constitution but he insists there's no trace of discrimination in his policies or work so to has the latest from new delhi. it's a great as challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protests against a citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi modi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests little by little is a big. brother

fossil fuels during the 4 and winter of 2006 which in turn generates see eye to eye with north america europe and asia scientists at nasa and around the world have evidence indicating increased levels of. atmosphere behind rising temperatures extreme droughts and extreme storms associated with global warming and climate change the prime driver scientists say carbon dioxide c o 2 a colorless odorless nature can provide a path for carbon capture through photosynthesis trees and plants to see or to production has outpaced the growth of the forests global temperatures continue to climb higher. 1000 and 72nd warmest for free ever recorded one way to stop rising sea levels is to reduce dangerous emissions but research is a taking another. look into science to come up with methods to capture through innovation one experimental plan would inject carbon emissions underground could be turned into story and stored indefinitely welcome to techno i got to say the same thing and the theme for and i think the landscape absolutely stunning i think is beauty isn't just on the surface there's a lot more happen

jews are prosecuted massively prosecuted for example in russia in europe. israel states they will talk against of its governments must defend any ethnic cousin in the world this analysts working with a government funded think tank says the china kazakhstan relationship is a delicate subject as a domestic chinese internal affairs but a center if you take take into account the united nations motions on the we go if your stance or position was quite pragmatic and we abstain from voting. on. this motion so we have more independent stance and by the same time we realize that your political reality so i believe it's. a style diplomacy where we try to sustain the relation the same time show our case some question why should kazakhstan oppose china with which it shares a 700 kilometer border with other muslim majority countries support beijing earlier this year more than a dozen member countries of the organization of islamic cooperation or i see signed a statement in favor of china's policies commenting on internment camps the chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman

nicholas hall can borrow again yet find out next why so many migrants travel from here through europe not through the mediterranean but across the planet take this sort of thing. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast where we are watching a very powerful storm right now making its way out of the atlantic into western parts of europe you can see on the satellite image anywhere from the u.k. down towards france as well as into the urban produce of the clouds associate with that front now today we are going to be dealing with very gusty winds anywhere over 100 kilometer per hour winds there as well as heavy rain across much of there been peninsula so for france coastal areas the storm surge will also be quite high as well going from thursday as well as into friday a lot of that rain makes its way more towards the east down towards southern france as well heavy flooding is going to be a problem there and into the higher elevations it is going to be snow accumulation for the rain though over the next 3 days down across parts of portugal we could be expecting anywh

been receiving assistance is one of the deadliest sinkings to hit people attempting the journey to europe so far this year mark government says it will open an investigation into the incident and the trafficking networks thought to be responsible for it speaking from our tang is capital alley al jazeera somehow meadville says dozens of people are still missing. about $83.00 people managed to swim to the shore and they were found by the military police outside the northern city of and why they without was the early evening hours yesterday those people gave more news about what happened that boat capsized off the shore. about 10 days being stranded there running out of fuel and so on so they gave more details and scores of people at least dozens of people are still missing they are supposed to be of course dead women and children where on the boats coming from gambia the majority of the migrants from the country of gambia that's a small nation west africa one of those poor countries that supply this migration to words europe this story is still unfolding those people who escaped are being t

course it's not just australia that's seen such ferocious 5 as they were more than 1600 recorded in europe this year this satellite imagery shows just how much of the planet was ablaze with wildfires in the last 12 months in july and august large parts of the amazon rain forest were destroyed burning at a rates not seen in decades tens of thousands of hectares of land and hundreds of buildings were burnt when science swept through california and we've seen wildfires in siberia and the optic to more than 100 a sign of warming conditions in one of the coldest spaces on earth. with. let's bring in our panel now in perth australia peter neumann professor of sustainability at curtin university in london martin will stir professor and chairman of observations science at king's college london and in loon sweden emmanuel rise to his an associate professor of disaster risk management at the university of copenhagen welcome to you all gentleman thank you for being on inside story professor newman in perth how close the can we link the fires in australia to climate change. i think it's no doubt that

of it all before the innocence of life and of the ever so mad mad about all of europe and so on and if an insect with as it were the demanded if the media adding a city hall of a few people 7 it would be set in stone if you let me have a quarter. 1000000 with me let me know if it is but it's to me so moment pad the. jada went out with them i did a little at the collateral door. argument so you did lives in berlin in 2050 he was working in germany as a surgeon when he returned to egypt for a visit. and a commander as mcgettigan then from then about almost what you know at and missed out on a.s.s. . when i had it was shipped to market next for one to what the press and i was on a higher. command and his friends organized a flash mob in cairo with banners calling for the release of political prisoners fear my mom was about what she in a phony shockley sharply less coffee a any list are you typing because she had said it was so or. dissolve it a little but even when i shot him i had. a lot of heart will do what. i can to 24 whole prokofiev whole helena husband what you all on the other yo

the rather precarious situation in latin america where so many journalists have been killed but in europe itself the most developed and supposedly one of the most safe regions of the world there was the awful assassination of deathly cairo on the galicia in malta in 2017 i mean what does that tell us about europe as well in terms of this context. well i think you know a lot of the issues in the threats and the actions against journalists do not rise to the level that reports like this can capture i mean it's amazing reports like this even exist where you can count and name the people who have been detained or or or killed or threatened but it's as normalization that we can speak ill of journalists in violent ways particularly in the populous governments of the united states in the united kingdom and that's spreading throughout europe and has been for a long time it's the normalization of treatment removing credentials threatening people detaining for even minutes. that those those things don't get recorded in those things do not make their way up to this report so i think the real concern

living conditions of the camps and a day the refugees had been deported from libya a common route into europe across the mediterranean sea and escalation the b.s. conflict since april forced many of them to return to a nation where well staying in asia where the increase in violence in the sahara weekend is heavily impacting lives and the it's eastern region of tiller barry has come under constant attack by armed groups with interest looks at the situation in the province where al unless a group sing pitting eisel have established a foothold. this is a military hospital for celebrations to mark the generous republic day. but for the soldiers taking part it's a particularly difficult time. last week fighters are allied with i still crossed the border from mali and killed a 7 to one of their colleagues. and it was all security conditions are deteriorating on the border with mali terrorists are attacking common people and mostly tribal leaders kidnapping in executing the terrorist target army personnel with explosives. the border between egypt and mali stretches for hundreds of kilometers too lo

customs agents in europe have seized a $1000000000.00 worth of cocaine their record haul was found in soil flour containers at the port of motive a day on the 4 and a half tones because distance to togo in west africa the navy and organized describing the seizure as the greatest blow to drug trafficking in the history of our country relations between china and taiwan have deteriorated this year but worst may be yet to come in 2020 the result of taiwan's presidential election in january could determine whether it continues to resist pressure from china to unify with the bilateral slowly given freely you has this report from beijing. taiwan born carefully picks his battles ph d. student by day martial arts instructor by night the 36 year old cherishes taiwan's democracy but. in mainland china where he's lived for 4 years. economically and in other ways i think the mainland and taiwan we only become closer the question is for him. that question will be answered when taiwanese voters go to the polls on general 11 independence when is running for reelection and expected to win another term

rule of law that order that kept the peace in europe and allowed for prosperity as well as peace in europe was violated by the russians so it affects the world that we live in that our children will grow up in our grandchildren this affects the kind of world that we want to to see world that is a bastard taylor explaining why ukraine was so important and explaining why the president's actions so significantly risk hurting our national security our national defense policy and our national interest now you've already heard there is significant proof that president trump himself told the new president of ukraine presence alinsky that he wanted him to investigate a political rival former vice president joe biden and you'll hear a lot about that today but that proof is only the tip of the iceberg there are so many more events and meetings and contemporaneous text messages e-mails other documents that show this happened and happened exactly as it is alleged and is clear that in this scheme to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival the person at the center of that scheme was president

heading to the polls later on thursday for a general election that will determine the country's future in europe the final polls point to a narrow win for prime minister barak johnson but don't rule out the prospect of a hung parliament. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order he says is intended to topple and he semitism that critics say is designed to stifle criticism of israel's government. the united states has warned north korea that its ballistic missile tests could close the door on peace talks the u.n. security council has met for the 2nd time on pyongyang's activities. that 1000000 miles a day has rejected accusations that her country's military is guilty of committing genocide against her hidden gem muslims. took the stand at the international court of justice defending the general's she'd spent decades defying wayne hey reports from the hague. as a state counselor and head of government arrived at the international court of justice she was welcomed by supporters chanting we stand with you. but anyone hoping that aung san suu kyi a nobel peace prize winner would take

hello i maryam namazie and london with the top stories from europe including as figures show how. in england we visit the center providing a lifeline for rough sleepers at christmas. let the christmas festivities begin thousands of christians descend on bethlehem the place they believe jesus was born but not everyone will be laid in. and on time the homeless now have all the sporting clearing bangladesh insist they want play their test series and next month. but are open to painting twenties and the country . we begin in syria where the battle for the last rebel stronghold has killed war civilians at least 8 people are dead after a syrian government strike targeted a school in libro displaced syrians had been sheltering in the school. but it was his tens of thousands of people have been fleeing their homes government forces and their russian allies are pushing deeper into turkey wants moscow to create a cease fire. really bad marriage they want to kill people before they escape here while we're packing the chit came in targeted us and killed a large number and injured others and a

we're facing her to teammates that are below replacement rate in many parts of the world in western europe north america in many parts of asia in many parts of latin america and the caribbean so that's kind of the picture that we have we have declining for it to be everywhere now i think it's important to look at her to you but also look at reproductive choice and that was really an important moment in women's movements when in cairo in international conference in population development the issue of reproductive rights was put ahead of population dynamics and i think we really have to respect the choices that women make that women and men break and the enabling conditions for those choices now in some parts of the arc where fertility rates are still very high even though they're declining in some parts of africa and particular reproductive choice is not there for all women there's very little access to family planning services and there are constraints. social constraints cultural constraints on women being able to have the number of children that they would like to have but i would also l

at the edge of europe does so do government where it can said they're killing dissidents is legal now kate experts say that if pressed yeah let me just jump in here because experts say that he could not have been killed without the knowledge of the saudi leadership which i think is the point you are trying to make but does this verdict mean that those at the highest level of the saudi government including crown prince mohammed bin saddam on continue to escape responsibility here. and the last year there are 2. death penalty is given by the saudi government and 2 were killed who are children when they committed crimes and it was peaceful. at minister earlier 3 protest where they were and the courts now 8 children are waiting for death penalty so killing castro e.g. is behavior that's mammoth and said man and his government in a daily basis it's a routine think the only problem that he was working in america and. it was in a different otherwise he would be held under a court order so. 6 i'm against the death penalty even for this 5 people because death penalty shouldn't be issued from t

at a nato meeting in london the 2 leaders have spotted a trade taxes and also fighters returning to europe. world leaders have arrived at buckingham palace to meet the queen that says protesters gather trafalgar square to demonstrate against u.s. president visit to london. and amnesty international says more than 4000000 people living with disabilities in yemen lack access to basic care rights group says disabled people are most at risk because of the ongoing war. promises foreign minister says there will be a strong e.u. response if the u.s. hits luxury french goods with tariffs of up to 100 percent the u.s. is proposing tariffs on $2400000000.00 of french goods including champagne cheese handbags and cosmetics they say it's retaliation for a 3 percent digital tax on tech firms earning more than $27000000.00 in revenue in france that would impact around 30 companies including google amazon and facebook. french luxury stocks dropped following the announcement m.s. and caring the owners of gucci dipped 1.7 percent in paris but french and european firms continue to dominate the market louis

near the border between turkey and iran and is a well used crossing point for migrants heading towards europe. now the iranian government is denying no quality fuel is to blame for causing air pollution hospitals are treating thousands of iranians with breathing difficulties small gain the capital tehran has forced a weeklong shutdown of schools and kindergartens. reports. toxic smog hangs over the run schools and kindergartens have been closed for a week children and people with respiratory problems have been told to stay indoors france it's a high altitude and is surrounded by a mountain range which can trap polluted air the government says it's investing millions of dollars to reduce pollution but many here believe it's the quality of fuel in vehicles that's causing the problem the government insists it's not like this is cooked in. the environment department earlier said that gasoline share in an air pollution is minimal the fuels type is not the issue the pollution created for example by nonstandard motorcycles as i'm told the pollution by a motorcycle is equivalent to 7 vehicles and we

sports is coming up ahead in al-jazeera including a warm welcome for europe's football champions liverpool as they arrive for the world cup world cup cup and qatar. what are you protesting about how does this impact whether online will i face minstrelsy comes directly out of translating slavery or if you join us on sat this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real 'd the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera when the news breaks today the current government has lost the trust of people like you do anything because the producers are against it when people are to be. working the represent the lofty goals for opponents of brecht's it's drawing from the conservative al-jazeera has teams on the ground right now hopes the meeting in paris will push politicians to create a competent and credible government to bring new moon blue documentaries and the nightly news on air and online. world leader

people in power returns to romania and a 2 part series and discovers the scandal runs further afield europe's recurring shame on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you all. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. house judiciary committee has held another hearing in the impeachment proceedings against donald trump attorneys from both parties presented arguments for and against impeaching the president. accused of pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden the u.s. justice department has found no evidence of political bias by the f.b.i. when it opened an investigation into contacts between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia in 2016 but the department's inspector general did file a number of errors in how the f.b.i. under. russian ukraine have agreed to implement a full cease fire in the east of the country by the end of the year russia's president after meeting vladimir zelinsky in paris $14000.00 people have died in the 5 year long conflict and has moved from paris the special state eastern ukraine. to ge

hello despite a spell of wintry weather proper snow in eastern europe and russia is rather a dearth of it now and in fact the patterns change you may not think so big windy cloud band here it is changing this is going to be the active area west in europe and then east and central europe and the good part of russia has got this southerly breeze so it's warming up that doesn't really bring very much snow it was a little bit moscow 3 degrees it's not going to settle so the place to look then is currently portugal that's rain not snow and it's been a lot of it and this could be a bit more suspect as that low is going to deepen cold enough air still for bit of snow in the hardrock much as spain is quite high as you can see and on the alps but look at this from the italian alps eastwards it's drawing it's not particularly cold fancies getting warmer just on the edge of it you've got snow in places like a stone near the baltic states but the rain is the thing to watch down the southwest it won't just be in spain and currently portugal it'll come across into morocco and it's a slow moving syst

for these 2 part investigation we've traveled across europe to find out about conditions in european institutions and state heavens. we've found shocking admission of abuse. and off particular concern some of these institutions have received funding from the european union. people and 1st reported on the abuse of disabled people in state institutions when we came to remain a 5 years ago. then we revealed. youngsters tied to beds. squalid conditions. allegations of assault and worse it might. not be out. i confronted a remaining minister with the evidence we gathered. what do you think about a most your daughter bill citizens or what you get the right amount of doing what they're what is necessary what they were have the means to do. now 5 years since the minister made that pledge i've returned here to investigate whether conditions for people with disabilities really have changed. i'm travelling in the county of madam or ash with human rights lawyer georgiana paskin and she got in touch to tell me about a disturbing discovery she made here just this september. she came to see too muc

i mean out of the normal to talk for putin is the fact that he's welcome again in europe's power circles this is exactly what these protesters in kiev fear most that european leaders are tired of the whore and sanctions against russia could force alinsky to accept a manger compromise to screen for example in the timing of the elections in the territories at the center of the conflict selenski insists they can only be health after the troops have pulled out but russia does not agree that facet of al-jazeera moscow. time for a short break here not as iraq when we come back the. protesting through song south take aim at columbia's government. and the 1st case of polio in malaysia in more than 25 years what it means for global eradication is more. hello there it is still are fairly quiet picture across much of china it is quiet and it is common temperatures are not too bad either we've got some good clear skies and so with those clear skies some nice amounts of sunshine 20 celsius in hong kong on monday a pleasant $22.00 across into northern vietnam hanoi at $22.16 celsius aap into shanghai

may shape the year people in power investigates the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern europe. and exclusive look at the world's largest conference on a chart of you in rwanda movie efforts achieved an aids free africa a true part series child china's rise of the 21st century superpower. u.n. leaders will gather in spain to discuss issues about climate change and examine the possible global solutions join us for live coverage to sound on al-jazeera. on counting recalls what started the protest in ecuador could it be a multi-billion dollar loan which both times forgiveness to the cooperation of the stairs of the poorest. on the part of the economic policy did it help to recover from its last. counseling because on algebra. gunshots fired in democratic republic of congo as protesters mobs towards a u.n. peacekeeping day from benning. in the says al jazeera live from doha also coming up some washouts down its government in order to help contain a measles outbreak that's now killed more than 50 people in my state children. as a conference discusses an aids free africa will need on

but right now they can't legally be sold as food anywhere in europe. so antidote has provided some jelly fish and sent me to go chili's collaborating share fabriano fever. please can we cook with this ok now all the no doubt i say i do yeah yeah. this is 2 different spaces of jellyfish this royal is perfect too if it's a lot over night. there's all the coal to create the most tender jellyfish and aims to cook it slowly but 1st we wash it in an ice by placing the head in to ensure it doesn't lose the taste of the sea for piano avoids all seasoning no salt no pepper only oil ok so looking this movie that is in the water about why did you decide to work with go jelly rio i will be good nor will i get 5 percent leg exactly every night oh yes. when the jelly fish comes out of the suv be it's finished off in the oven the piano the vision for the future and for me that is truly truly exciting fusing traditional italian cooking with striking martin ingredients for beyond all plans to serve the jelly fish with spears of campari gin and parsley on a bed of itali

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government with marshall have to we continuously communicate with our partners including those in turkey in europe in other countries in our opinion the best solution would be to find compromise between the 2 sides of the conflict. at the u.n. al-jazeera asked the secretary general spokesman for his take on turkey's military assistance i think the secretary general a couple times yesterday was very clear in his expression and frankly of his i would say is frustration at the situation in libya of the constant flouting by various member states of the arms embargo and of the continued fighting that we're seeing in and around tripoli and other places in the country but now fighting certainly isn't over yet rory chalons al-jazeera the man chosen to be lebanon's prime minister has asked his divided country to give him a chance to lead it out of crisis but it's a tough sell to protesters it's been months demanding a total overhaul of the governing system and see how sandia is part of the problem tony burke the reports from beirut. 24 hours ago he wasn't even in the running but on thursday last sunday ab

but we know that russia has been the one that has typically supplied cheap gas to europe. so the u.s. is looking to compete with that and can make us compete with that's. what american gas is certainly more expensive so you have to do more to convince you or trading partners to buy your expensive gas and the way it's done is to securitize it and to highlight that this is serious and it's nice if you're a tourist if germany as a country that signs sanctions in the context of the war in crimea and in the east if ukraine is. practicing double standard on the one hand we impose sanctions on russia for violating international law and at the same time we build a diversification of our energy infrastructure in completing. ok i will leave it there rick berke now we thank you very much for speaking to us from athens. at least 100 bush fires are burning around sydney and australia would dozens of them out of control emergency warnings are in place across 3 states on soaring temperatures and strong winds create catastrophic conditions just a washington reports from sydney's blue moun

captives and got back and returned $76.00 including i should point out 2 contributors to radio free europe and radio liberty stun a slap i say of an all or how as you look there are facing up to 15 years in captivity but you know i think that next milestones will be looking for is the ceasefire promised for the end of the year but i'm not getting my hopes up too high because there are 3 disengagement zones that have been active for quite some time and there have been cease fire violations according to the o.s.c. there for quite some time so difficult to be optimistic poet has to be pointed out with what's going on in washington right now with a disgraced president trump his his attention is not on ukraine whatsoever and putin russia knows that and it makes it that much more difficult for his the lansky to get any future gains or wins in the march for peace and the other thing i should say i mean the another indication of the way putin manipulates the situation if i can put it that way is the getting the ukrainians to agree to give up those 5 but a quote riot police officers i mean i cannot

a minority owner in london with the top stories from europe including a gathering storm of u.n. talks in madrid as the u.s. brazil india and china are accused of storing progress on tackling the climate crisis. and in sport asian champions al hell out of 3 to the semifinals of the club world cup here in doha they meet african counterparts at spare and one nil and will face south american sides the mango. in very warm welcome to this hour of news we begin in sudan where the country's former ruler omar al bashir has been found guilty in a corruption trial the 75 year old's been sentenced to 2 years which he'll spend in a reform sense or rather than jail because of his age now the case centers around suitcases found in his home filled with notes of different currencies worth more than 130000000. dollars well the courtroom or opted in chaos as the verdict was read out the sheer supporters started chanting that the trial was political and were ordered to leave but despite that they continued their protests outside the share was overthrown in april after months of demonstrations and i

and europe have refused to clear the $737.00 max is returned to the skies and lawsuits are pending a lawsuit alleges that. why an air crash was in part a result of a recently dangerous condition of boeing $737.00 max aero aircraft boeing has lost more than $8000000000.00 and another $8000.00 companies are also suffering from lost business airlines are scrambling to revise their business plans and juggle flight schedules. since they don't want to use or buy jets with a dodgy safety record and on friday boeing had a setback in its space business its starglider transport shuttle sopper technical problems forcing nasa to ditch a planned docking with the international space station the new c.e.o. david cole who takes charge in january it's now up to him to reassure everyone that boeing is taking their faith in flying seriously. washington turkeys the fence ministry says at least 8 civilians have been killed in a car bombing in northern syria it happened near the border between the 2 countries in the turkish town of soup a woman and child are among the dead several others have been wounded

of trident acquisitions which focuses on investment in oil and gas in eastern europe he's also a former member of russia's parliament and the only member to vote against the alex ation of crimea in 2014 he joins us from kiev via skype darren is principal russia analyst at the global risk consultancy vest maker croft he joins us now from london gentlemen welcome to this edition of inside story ilya part amount of in the caravan to start with you i mean how significant is this in terms of a milestone in the fractious relationship between ukraine and russia that this bridge has finally been built and is it operation well to my mind there's just a lot was. the main. it's already happened when it was a cartridge last year and since that time mark rein is already linked to mainland russia which of course it's extremely symbolic because the reach became the largest infrastructure or to come from. some portion of the sun at the expense of russian taxpayers for example where i mean. i can see. the council the construction of the bridge across the or final the construction of the breach across fr

movements throughout europe i mean i can make the example of. italy which is my country which is the main. leak which is the party of metals in the southern us a lot of us are leaning to the. far right. leader of the good. they now have more confidence in talking about. me leaving the e.u. as he had as the main economic advisor did a few days ago. while in the last months they were really really sided and quiet on this issue so of course i mean the day when breakfast is done when breakfast is delivered. many pasties and movements and titties that are against e.u. in the europe with fine you force and strength to to to to to advocate their coach when it comes to disagree 1000000 european residents here in the u.k. how do you think 1st of all how do you think they're feeling and also what do you think that this election means for then. well of course this is a bit of a shock because it means. that it is going to be repaired and so for a 2nd the referendum and stopping rex it is now over. of course when like the prime minister in some days ago the