we're wasting precious time actually to invest in a stronger europe a stronger europe that can defend itself also against an ever more aggressive china and we're investing we're failing to invest in our all in the strength of. our own industrial base germany had a fantastic economic development for the most part over the past 10 to 15 years we've had a good run but it's very unclear whether germany is well prepared for kind of ensuring prosperity of our economy in the future we should be investing and discussing this right now but rather we are in the kind of dealing with this kind of petty internal domestic political turmoil and germany is very much adrift it's still a default big country in europe it won't just to become politically irrelevant way too big for this but right now we're not assuming any sort of leadership role that we've kind of given that to french president calls now the more active figure on the european political scene. julian. this this petty domestic incident internal turmoil is as thorsten put it to what extent is that diminishing germany's reputation for politi

hello the weather remains mild if not warm across many parts of europe at the moment lots of cloud of rice spilling in from the atlantic that will gradually make its way east which you can see clear skies down into the southeastern corner that's where we've been getting a very warm when the wind out of the sahara sirocco wind as it's known and that's lifted temperatures in austria for example to around 2021 celsius december day on the record here probably i won't believe it was moscow as well 6 l.c.c. it should be about minus 4 there had 10 degrees about the average lots of wet and windy weather coming into western parts so when that cloud in the rain will pile in through the by a base going to western front some very heavy rain coming in across spain and coach go but it's warm right because up to 12 celsius in london 40 in paris it had killed in paris as we go on through friday but 30 still very much on the mild side strength of the wind will be the overriding feature in the coming days that wet weather will make its way into southern parts of france and the snow over the outs furthe

because also of course it's facing sanctions from europe since 2014 after it was an exciting crimea and involved in the war in eastern ukraine steadfastly speaking to us from moscow thank you stephanie. that is straight is prime minister scott morrison said he is concerned about reports that an astray in chinese rice that detained in beijing is being interrogated daily while shackled young hanged jonah for advocating pro-democracy causes has been held since january suspected of spying china's government denies treatment or torture i is the foreign minister very concerned following the most recent consular access that we've had about the treatment and we have rise these issues consistently now for some time and we would like to see the issues about access to lawyers about getting a clear annunciation of what the matter is in there being brought against the israeli citizen at the center of this guy's. millions of children living in the slums of bangladesh dropping out of school most of them have to work full time to provide for their families having reports from the capital that. in t

were introduced to the europe. and i think with the crimea more or less. the same to patients we have low budget. it's russian territory but everybody would return to get about and for a while the 2nd which is way more important at the moment we're in eastern ukraine where people are dying every single day and that's where your focus is right now that's where the focus from european leaders european union is united states is and the focus of ukraine. i think that's where we find the new media. solution in the meanwhile while. you let me. show ordinary craniums they would have been with. their life. better than it is right now with. a debate yet again for another day with people from crimea victor all of it in moscow i mean you heard our guest in kiev and of course there is obviously 2 sides to this of course from russia's point of view you know as they see you crying getting close to the e.u. or certainly more friendly russia has been thrown out of the g 8 it's had its diplomats removed for example from the united kingdom after the poisoning and the accusa

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

military actions and protection in europe so that isn't changing the us defense dance in europe it's simply in every allocation of resources and that so i don't think we should be concerned about that and if you look at the press conference that president trump had with stoltenberg you see that president trump is very critical of the tone for his insults to nato causing these comments disrespectful and nasty president trump at the moment is showing himself and portraying himself as a commander in chief through his visit to afghanistan last week through his actions around the nato summit and he is adopting a much more normal tone he has extracted higher defense spending from many of the allies and was tweeting about this as his personal achievement he was saying that in the past he was very angry with nato but that is not where he seems to be today and so i think what we see instead is an evolution of president trump stance on nato i think he is able to see the particular changes that he wanted to see and now is in fact offended when other allies like president mccone are insulting th

from the very beginning we made sure that the police had all the resources available in europe whole and other international services were also involved i kept my word not only do we have 3 people accused of this murder but now someone accused of being the principal person behind these killings these arrests are possible only because of our going nice to see justice for this shocking murder. let's have a closer look on why her story has influenced politics in malta definitely. was a leading antic a russian journalist who wrote for martyrs biggest publications and owned a popular blog called browning commentary she expose corruption among business elite and politicians of the highest level of government this included joseph marcos wife as part of a 2016 story on secret panama based companies must hurt and his wife denied any wrongdoing the panama papers revelations later showed 2 of moscow's close associates. and. were also involved in secret offshore business both. chief of staff and mitzi the tourism minister have resigned they deny all allegations. let's bring in our guest joining

northern states in europe. but it's going to need to be $1000.00 puts him in a mansion and i'm sorry to see people have descended indication of fear or even on the day that. we needed to. they now are fighting against those who fight with fall. short of. the good and sometimes they work with eyes closed. this is true and prejudice you feel reduced taxes if you vote with a baby and we don't have the solutions about such as these we are not terrorists we are not so you fall so we are not serious faulty. reason and maybe those who do believe we need something she'd like to be sions our beautiful long term eastern europe moves the enemy did and this v.p. a vocal get along that i know that we do share exactly. at length in this region for the 2 of us it's more who are in the mold are you the girl is. being pretty and very efficient good story there with pools you can clear. the air the finish and all these groups and nobody to do. right more clear will also apply to the relief league reaching an african margin of mo

we need to have this dialogue in europe which goes through credible terence that is why. we have to proceed. plans both for poland and the baltics dense but also go through development as far as russia is concerned. alliance has history energy or graffiti as well. the fact the security instability can be solidly guaranteed through the setting up of a solid demanding dialogue with russia and that is why we're able to start to continue to work together with our partners which means we have to move forward in certain dossiers that is why we will have to hold a. summit in normandy in normandy summit on the 9th of december which will include russia ukraine and france this dialogue of security and stability in europe must also bear on the control arms control here i want to reaffirm frances attachment to the existing instruments for arms control and nonproliferation as well as initiate initiatives taken by the alliance but we also have to be solid and i think this debate exists for the europeans who we are we have all noted. violations by russia of the strategic arms treaty uni

the council of europe's. make shift refugee camp. must be shut down hundreds of people are living in miserable conditions in the camp on top of an old landfill site. say they can't move the residents until a suitable alternative found those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll be back with our in under 30 minutes time coming up next it's inside story stay with us. is nato still relevant cracks appear as the world's largest military alliance but its 70th birthday and the member states south of the differences and what could happen if they don't this is inside story. and welcome to the program. the world's biggest military alliance is facing a crisis the united states canada and 10 european nations formed nato at the end of the 2nd world war to confront what they saw as riots from the soviet union now the biggest threats appear to be internal nato now boasts $29.00 members and they are in london to mark the organizations birthday but recently the united states turkey and france have raised concerns about military spending and nato as w

there nicholas hall kinvara gambia find out next why so many migrants travel from here to europe not through the mediterranean but across the planting for the famous. and tea teams with big injury problems and battle attorneys in the n.b.a. the boston celtics taking on dallas live with how to live the sales in sports. but we are going to take a look at what's happening in australia right now 1st of all on the satellite imagery not a lot of clouds as so much sun so much heat across much of this area i want to show you the temperatures that we have been dealing with across the area but 1st yesterday of course $41.00 that is a whole degree higher than tuesday's record of $40.00 so very significant to actually be able to hit this on wednesday here on thursday the use of the high temperature that we did see we saw adelaide 43. $49.00 degrees this is well above average actually 1st and that was $21.00 degrees above average for this time of year for adelaide 15 degrees above average now we do have a break that is coming it's going to be a slight break for several areas of the country we're

angle in this europe's go if . they want to make some kind of reply until the process and election of events gets his will it will just just and his kind of new keeps drive this kind of at least i would say that this meeting is very well that will keep a signal do we go ahead with this format all week quietly kind of slide so that's important for europe to get the sense is it going so we're all week she asked. or is it still the other thing is that a matter. i have not been part of the previous negotiations and they are not normal for us so he comes up with some kind of review any with matches that statement she has been through and through the same thing she has some sense of what he she has been saying all the time sensible things which annul been taken up gemma position has helped to negotiate my formula so if she is more cunning the air with that kind of wow all to miss that would be understandable but they were. the european partners want to see basically is it the bible process or is it a dead horse at the mo

accepting of of that or more willing to make concessions so it appears that europe and of course the united states is not going to in any case whatever here even if done by us is on its way to the integration into ukraine all sanctions are not going to be moved because of the question of crimea which is not recognized by the west so the question remains what part of the sanctions are going to be changed or modified is that going to be acceptable for moscow how is that going to be perceived by ukraine and how is that going to reflect on the public opinion in russia because of course in russia for the past 5 years the public opinion has been mostly on the side of the so called the people's republic in the side of the russian speaking people in the south. in the south east of ukraine and if russia me. too much of any concessions in the eyes of the russians by police and then it could also reflect on how the russian population their actual voters view the care and state there is of russian foreign policy in the russian president just then the russians are not weren't there to make anyone

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

then nicholas honkin bar gambia find out next why so many migrants travel from here to europe not through the mediterranean but across the atlantic for the paint. what we begin with breaking news out of libya the un recognized government says it will accept an offer of military support from turkey the tripoli base of ministration is facing an offensive by a warlord who for her so his forces are trying to capture the capital schools in the southern just sick of abu salim in tripoli have now been suspended a little suppose he says it's because of sporadic fighting and shelling by have to his forces now we have 3 reporters in 3 countries crucial to the story step wasilla standing by in moscow mohammed ago is in a stumble but 1st let's go to mahmoud abbas who is in tripoli mahmoud what if you what's the latest on these developments what walk eat salads. this meeting is a crucial. d.n.a. the government of national accord which met with the military commanders are 2 of the volcano of wrath operation the counter military offensive to defend the capital tripoli against have to his forces and the

helo whilst eastern europe is still surprised me warm for the time the other west is surprisingly wet rag and the idea wife look at the cloud this is a figure from north west and spine 100 maybe so there abouts as a warning out for northern portugal there will be repeated warning i suspect the boats go because that cloud just is neverending which means focus wise portugal's going to be wet west and spain then france to some degree elsewhere as well a last one front goes east of provide snow for the alps southern slopes and rain if it's not on the alps and want to the east of that the next one comes in just add to the rain in portugal and it keeps going that way for friday and indeed for saturday some easing maybe but the next one is going to be nice way and these temperatures really are quite surprisingly high 14 book arrest 10 in vienna and 10 in warsaw we should be near single figures or even lower now that's all taking place on the european mainland but there's been some spillover as there always is for morocco algeria in 2 days it is the forecast for friday cloudy we're ok rain ju

nicholas honkin bar again yes find out next why so many migrants travel from here to europe not through the mediterranean but across the atlantic and this sort of thing. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts well just to the east of the philippines we are watching the potential development of a tropical system right now you can see the clouds right there on our forecast map and the joint typhoon warning center is giving us a potential of developing over the next few days so what you see there on circle that is going to begin to move more towards the west now we don't think it's going to be a very intense system but we are do think that it's going to bring very heavy rain across much of southern philippines as we go not just friday but also into saturday rain totals could exceed well over 200 millimeters as we go through the rest of the weekend manila you will be out of the storm so partly cloudy conditions few with the terms of their of about 30 degrees while the heat is still on across much of australia we're still dealing with that very intense heat wave across m

there is obviously in brazil a very very obvious division between europe ian this people that dissent from the from european and the others and it's very structural and i think . all a lot of these let in american kids are very good example of something in the off way between. between the 2 ideas of colonialism and unfortunately you know i think you have fingers you look over at that is all the so on that let's put it that way and european sides of sickness you know legs. these 2 points and it was a letter that in fact quoting here is him isn't the one actually the tree and the roots and it's an inspiration it is more than easy and the indian arad's actually is not only in his book intimate any actually sees that mundanity east the liberal side of colonialism that colonialism is the military wing so colonizing broccoli or violence but there was also something going on which was that it was including you look at mission everywhere ok how to become modern how to have these a year of being an individual which was not even then europe to start with so you find the idea is also not going t

like richard nations to do and spend more than poorer nations for past emissions but it looks like europe will push for a new green deal that could see the european investment bank spending a trillion dollars on shifting the economy to cleaner forms of energy the united nations believes that we need to spend $48.00 trillion dollars by 2050 in order to save the planet joining us now from london as they hold lee anthony is the co-chair of the carbon tracker advisory board of the newly appointed executive director of the mission possible platform good to have you with us antony is the trading of carbon emissions working. good morning from a very chilly london yes i believe it is always been a rocky road to get here that we have had a few stops and starts so we started in europe with a european wide emissions trading market well over a decade ago and it was going very well we had very strong prices that were driving emissions down across a whole range of sectors but what hadn't been anticipated laws what would happen in the global financial crisis so emissions collapsed in in europe and there

and russia says it will go ahead with a pipeline to germany boosting gas supplies to europe despite u.s. sanctions. now nationwide protests over a new citizenship law are emerging as the biggest domestic challenge to indian prime minister narendra modi yet opponents say the law discriminates by excluding muslims while letting minorities from 3 neighboring countries become citizens at least 22 people have now been killed and more than 1500 arrested since the unrest began last week now some of the most violent scenes have been in the northern state of order pradesh where 15 people have died just over the past 2 days protesters set fires and threw rocks at police have been accused of using excessive force in another northern state bihar demonstrators blocked roads by lighting fires wearing signs opposing the new law but demonstrations have been largely peaceful in states controlled by the opposition where regional leaders have said they won't implement the new law thousands have taken part in rallies in west bengal. has been with protesters in the capital new delhi i've been standing in fr

the construction of a russian gas pipeline to europe could be delayed by new legislation in the united states president trump or signed the defense bill of the joint base andrews not far from washington it includes pay rises for troops and a new space force and sanctions against companies involved in building the nord stream to pipeline mr trump bypassing ukraine to deliver natural gas to germany gives russia too much influence in europe 2 days of talks are due to begin in sudan's capital khartoum aimed at resolving disputes over the biggest hydro electric in africa before $1000000000.00 grand ethiopian renaissance dam on the river nile is nearing completion the ethiopians say it will provide power to 70000000 people and revitalize the economy neighbors sudan and egypt produce supplies of water for drinking and irrigation. and staying in sudan aid has reached a remote rebel held area of the 1st time in nearly 9 years as head of morgan reports now from the blue nile state the welcome arrival of food and other essential starts coincided with talks to end years of fighting. when she heard

how the weather is looking very my about across the europe at the moment we say it's a violent storms recently and that was the weather the windy weather will make its way further east was all latest weather system that's been pushing into western parts made its way across spain and portugal and the united kingdom we have had of course you may well have seen that on the news the flooding down across southeastern parts of england in particular see go on through the next couple of days it will quieten down the cloud in the rank clearing away from here ruffling of showers as we go on through the weekend so warnings do remain in force across parts of southern england the central year where we have some wet weather you as well some wet weather coming right the way down into central parts of the mediterranean notice a little bit of cloud to just over towards that western side of russia where it has been incorrectly miles recently this says the same in moscow the temperature has got about freezing every day since the 4th of december unusually warm weather coming through here and it could be

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

some pretty fine weather across central areas of europe but it really is just one the slice across much of the continent some very unpleasant weather still across the southeast this is a storm system on its way towards the east still rain pushing in as you can see the across western areas of europe but we have got some. this is the southeast of poland the mountains in particular really picking up quite a good amount of the last few days and the now the good news about through that the eastern end of the med is that it's beginning to wind down by friday. you will see the. rain and snow again and then quite a line of snow to across the alps as you can see some rain of course in the mild air and it is pretty mild really across much of western europe 11 celsius in paris on friday 9 in london and the rain not making it too far across the u.k. becoming very cloudy those you have through saturday but then as you can see a slice of clear conditions across much of the west europe but some good clear skies and then a lot more snow working its way through poland and on into ukraine as we head into

such abuse people in power returns with a 2 part investigation continuing mistreatment and neglect europe's recurring sharing part one on al-jazeera. and abuse of power a majority of legal experts back the case against donald trump after a day of constitutional questions. hello there and this is al jazeera live from also coming up protestors hours again in lebannon as a prominent businessman imagines as the potential pick as next prime minister. train and metro services take a hit as france's major trade unions go on strike demanding pension reforms. and saudi state oil company readies for its stock market debut despite questions about how much it's really worth. we begin in mauritania where at least $58.00 migrants have drowned after their boat capsized off the coast the international organization for migration says survivors are now being treated in the northern city of new what he believes and says the vessel was carrying at least 150 people from gambia and was low on fuel while our correspondent joins me now from new york truck that's mauritania's capital mohammed what more do we know a

i think it's very telling france has it's better process a better country in europe at the moment to retire you know if you're if you retard you all you better be in france rather than say in the u.k. for instance where it is much harder exactly for that reason people have set up in the past france after the 2nd world war and later on in the unions and workers have defended the system and for a reason because in the end you can enjoy that and also you don't live in poverty. briefly pleased if you don't mind what would be the political price. mccrone would have to pay if. he decides to abandon the reform i don't think that michael kind of thought the reform because that would be as you say big a big pretty good price he was addicted to be a reformer under french law the reforms they all say are you know we need to reform our country until the death thinks that and then they don't want to reform anymore but in that case. he we i'm sure will make some concessions he has to do a main concern for him would be the state of the public sector workers spiller stuff especially teachers to reas

russia says construction must continue on its gas pipeline to europe despite threats of u.s. sanctions work is being threatened after president on trump announced the new legislation on friday it includes sanctions against companies involved in building the nord stream to pipeline a court and pakistan has sentenced a university lecturer to death for blasphemy junaid have arrested and 2013 accused of insulting islam as prophet mohammed on facebook french forces have killed 33 fighters in the region of mali president made the announcement in his in a speech in ivory coast the operation took place overnight near the martain in border well those are the headlines next up inside story. a landmark decision by the international criminal court to open an investigation into alleged war crimes in the occupied palestinian territory israeli expresses outrage and says the court has no jurisdiction so will there be a full investigation and what can you achieve this is inside story. and welcome to the program fully back to bull after nearly 5 years of preliminary examinations the internatio

then the close honkin find out next why so many migrants travel from here to europe not through the mediterranean but across the atlantic or something. don't be disturbed to the sport. for you banned from sport for doping offenses president vladimir putin says the sanctions are unfair and politically motivated. but we begin this hour with breaking news out of libya where the u.n. recognized government says it will accept an offer of military support from taki the tripoli based administration is fighting an offensive by the world can be for have to his forces are trying to capture the capital schools in the southern district of. an intra party has now been closed with r.t. say it's because of sporadic fighting and shelling by have forces well we have reporters in 3 countries crucial to this story sebastian is standing by moscow monitor joe is in istanbul but 1st let's go to mark whitacre wahid who's in tripoli enough would have to began this offensive back in april but fighting seems to have escalated in recent weeks what's the situation like there on the ground at the moment. well the situation.

but right now they can't legally be sold as food anywhere in europe. so antebellum has provided some jelly fish and sent me to go chinese collaborating share fabriano viva. please can we cook with bass ok now call the no doubt i say i do yeah yeah. this is 2 different spaces of jellyfish this brawl is perfect to all roll all night bouts there's only coal to create the most tender jellyfish and aims to cook it slowly but 1st we wash it in an ice bath facing the head 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 which is in the water about why did you decide to work with go jelly radio of a big picture given all types of leg that day every night oh yeah. when the jelly fish comes out of the suv be it's finished off in the oven the piano has 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 jellyfish with spears of campari gin and parsley on a bed of italia

russia says it will go ahead with a pipeline to germany boosting gas supplies to europe despite u.s. sanctions. hello india's prime minister is grappling with his biggest domestic challenge since coming to power in 2014 the interim modi has been chairing a council of ministers to discuss the growing protests over a new citizenship law that excludes muslims thousands of people continue to protest right across the country despite restrictions on bans imposed by officials at least 19 people have been killed and more than 4000 detained since last week when much of the violence on friday was in the northern state of our pradesh where protesters set fires and threw rocks police have been accused the fusing excessive force demonstrations have been largely peaceful in states controlled by the opposition that's where regional leaders say they won't implement the new law on friday thousands took part in a rally in west bengal these. a chief minister is a fierce opponents of prime minister modi alltop a. government once one religion to be separated we one led to happen we are united . serenus t

with more that we go back to barbara you know europe a new set. yes found the scientists say that their discoveries could reveal some of the secrets behind the earth's creation and geology now these are an artist's impression of the various planetary systems each of the so-called exoplanets orbits stars which are around 162440 light years from earth the planets are extremely hot making it difficult to determine the type of rock on each surface scientists say that with further research they could hold the key to unlocking the geology of planets in our solar system including mercury venus mars and of course earth well john mara barnes is an astronomer at the open university and part of the team who discovered the new planets he joins us live now via skype from cornwall in southwest england john barnes thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera now i also want to talk about the technique that led to these discoveries because that's in itself fascinating let's focus 1st though on the planets tell us why this discovery and the way that the pla

role in europe so is that perhaps a good father that step. well i don't think he ever intended to withdraw from nato it's fundamentally against american national interest we get an awful lot from being a nato now what's happening is mr trump is going to declare victory at at this meeting it's not a summit they were supposed to have a summit last they probe but they pushed it off because they were afraid he was going to misbehave that's an amazing thing he's going to declare victory the allies he's going to say under his pressure have now increased defense spending by $130000000000.00 a year and so he's going to say see you see i wish i was strong and and then they backed off i'm a i'm a great hero and by the way i also said i'm not as negative on nato i'm kind of positive about it now in fact i try to think that this little thing he just had with macro might have been worked out in advance the 2 of them were going at things and it was almost like kabuki right it trysting that you say that just looking at the bigger picture ambassador hunter y

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 me will save the supporters a here already. supporting the team i think when the list came was more than 10028000 supporters from for me will say. but this is not just big for them is big for those also. local fans have been enjoying this rare opportunity to see some of the gangs top stars in action some providing photos for an exhibition which aims to illustrate just how much football means to them. definitely. take pride in the fact that it will be the 1st country in the region to watch the welcome so when the eyes 5 of the world are turned out 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 and convince the do

and europe have refused to clear the 737 max is returned to the skies and lawsuits are pending a lawsuit alleges that the why america crash was in part a result of a recently dangerous conditions of boeing 737 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 suffered technical problems forcing nasa to ditch a planned docking with the international space station. if the new c.e.o. david calhoun takes charge in january it's now up to him to reassure everyone that boeing is taking their faith in flying seriously rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington seth kaplan is an airline industry expert he says boeing has chosen continuity by appointing a c.e.o. from within the company they've chosen somebody who of course is not just the sort of independent voice from the outside it's the

our desire to stay with us people in power is next investigating a disabled cast scandal in eastern europe more news for you after that ice watching . the war on drugs in the philippines is pushing jason's to a breaking point a record number of inmates languish behind bars for years it's a way to try what i want to phillip be locked up on al-jazeera. entrenching 14 people have revealed the shape for treatment of disabled people you know maybe a state trying to have some of them funded by the year even if she's promised to vote susan but now 5 years on we've heard fresh allegations about neglect to mistreat of disabled people across eastern europe in the 1st of 2 special reports sarah spent years between 1st. god felt. that october 29th teen and hundreds of people with disabilities operate testing in brussels. they're angry over human rights violations committed against disabled people in institutions across europe 7. they claim that many european countries are ignoring international conventions designed to end the mistreatment of disabled people and their incarceration stagehands denying t

abuse as people in power returns with a 2 part investigation to continuing mistreatment and neglect europe's recurring shame hotline on al jazeera. more gunshots in baghdad and an attack on the house of an influential cleric tension to rise in iraq after a night of violence. hello and welcome i'm peter told me you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up iran sets free and american students in return for a scientist in a rare prisoner swap between the 2 countries. protesters in india demand just for a 2nd great victim dies from being set on fire. also ahead how climate change is wrecking a once thriving fishing industry on the u.s. east coast. ok we begin in iraq where there's been a dramatic escalation of violence in what's already been a chaotic 2 months of anti-government unrest an attack by unidentified gunmen on protesters in baghdad has killed at least $23.00 people raising new security concerns they stormed one of the main protest sites in killarney square on friday night less than 24 hours after that attack gunfire has again been heard in the capital on saturday sending p

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