there she explains 40 below. 0. 0. 0 this is the news hour on al-jazeera i'm fully back to go live in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes at least 7 on tyco protesters are killed in myanmar as the military announces new charges against on sun sochi. 10 years on japan remembers the devastating earthquake and tsunami that trade get the fukushima nuclear disaster also this hour china approves changes to hong kong's democratic election system at the end of its national people's congress. we say to america help is on the way and the nearly 2 trillion dollar covert $900.00 relief bill passes its final hurdle in the u.s. congress offering financial help to millions of americans. and i'm trying to get your scope of the real sports that we know messy all right now that are in the champions league quarter finals for the 1st time since 2005 off the boss loner knocked out by p.s.g. . thank you very much for joining us myanmar's military has announced new charges against deposed leader on sunday as it defends its decision to seize power a military spokesman says she accepted the legal payments worth

and this is the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha are coming up in the next 60 minutes the un special rapporteur on me and masseurs there's growing evidence the military is engaging in torture and persecution that may constitute crimes against humanity also mark suspends astra zeneca covert 19 vaccine after reports of blood clots but says there's no evidence of a direct link yet. in the us the push to vaccinate as many people as possible runs into some determined opposition. also the united nations holds a special meeting to raise awareness of the problem of 100 and parts of ethiopia. and asked with smaller to take care of them picked organizers deny reports they've already decided to ban a.b.c.'s founders and the international olympic committee strikes a deal with china to provide vaccines athletes around the world pairing for the games. to the new south the un special rapporteur on human rights miramar says there's growing evidence the military's crackdown on protesters could constitute crimes against humanity including murder persecution and torture thomas andrews ha

as a whole romany watching i was there i live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes the e.u. approves johnson and johnson's one shot covert 1000 vaccine giving a boost to the continent's slow immunization rollout also. 10 years on japan remembers the devastating earthquake and tsunami that triggered the fukushima nuclear disaster also. the united nations holds a special meeting to raise awareness of the problem of hunger in yemen and parts of ethiopia. welcome to the program the un special rapporteur on human rights says there is growing evidence the military's engaging in crimes against humanity including murder persecution and torture thomas andrews has also called for multilateral sanctions on see the urgent to leaders and me and miles and gas enterprise. credible reports indicate it means more security forces should murdered at least 70 people is a horrible truth that as soon as they issue a report the number of murders is arbitrary detentions and mean more become outdated who introduced a chilling doesn't sometimes hundreds every day stop the flow of revenue int

fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera myanmar's military has leveled new accusations against deposed leader on sunday as it defends this decision to seize power a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments with $600000.00 plus gold wine in government meanwhile on tycho demonstrators are continuing to defy the military these images were recorded earlier in the city of di way several deaths have been reported during rallies on thursday tony chain is monitoring developments from time. another bloody day on the streets. fewer protesters out today but that hasn't stopped the authorities cracking down with the brutal force of the past weeks. in central myanmar we understand that there has been 7 fatalities and some of the pictures we've seen suggest that the military has been using sniper rifles and other automatic weapons the same weapons or weapons of war that amnesty international have accused him of using in their release urbanite in mandalay we understand there was one fatality as a crackdown on crowds and another one in yangon but there are

hello this is a news hour on al-jazeera i'm fully back to board live in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes at least 7 on tycho protesters are killed in myanmar as the military makes new claims against on santucci denmark suspends a use of astra zeneca over 1000 vaccines after reports of blood counts but says there's no evidence of direct links yet also this hour how to end the war in syria the foreign ministers of qatar russia and turkey needs in doha and the spark behind a mexico's new state led energy policy and why environmentalist are against it. i'm joining us rosco with the sports as the international and committee strikes a deal with china to provide current virus vaccines to athletes taking part in the next 2 and then pickings. thank you for joining us myanmar's military has leveled new accusations against the poles leader and son sochi a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments worth $600000.00 prost gold while in government the army also denied it was using excessive force on protesters but at least 7 more people were killed on thursday scott hyla begins our

hello again understand the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up we say to america help is on the way the nearly 2 trillion $1.10 released bill passes its final hurdle in the u.s. congress offering financial help to millions of americans. 10 years on japan remembers victims of its magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami the destroyed towns and triggered a nuclear meltdown for shame. and the prime minister of ivory coast is coming back to yoko played a critical role in mediation during the country's civil war. now myanmar's military has leveled new charges against a person leader aung sun suu kyi as it defends its decision to seize power a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments worth $600000.00 plus goals while in government and secure demonstrators are continuing though to defy the military these images were taken earlier in the city of da way several deaths have also been reported during other rallies on state tourney chang is across all of this for us from bangkok in neighboring thailand tony we are talking about at least 6 deaths today what more do we

so robert you're watching the i was there a new life my headquarters here in doha also coming up in the next 60 minutes at least 7 and protestors are killed in the military makes the allegations against and 2nd suchi. suspense and stress that because covert 900 back scene after reports of blood clots but says there's no evidence of a direct link yes and in the u.s. the push to vaccinate as many people as possible runs into some determined opposition. the united nations holds a special meeting to raise awareness of the problem of hunger in yemen and parts of ethiopia. covered the sports as the international committee strikes a deal with china to provide coronavirus vaccines to athletes taking part in the mix to pick a. welcome to the new military has leveled new accusations against opposed to the unsung suchi a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments worth $600000.00 plus gold while in government now the army also denied it was using excessive force on protesters but at least 7 more were killed on state has more from neighboring bangkok. protesters in myanmar again police b

welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax and enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know la day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. the air. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera mars military has added to the charges against peoples leader and son sochi and military spokesman says she accepted the legal payments worth $600000.00 plus gold while in government no way in denmark have temporarily suspended the use of astra zeneca has called the 1000 vaccine after a small number of cases of blood clots but denmark's health ministry says it's not yet clear whether the crocs are legs to the vaccine. and japan is marking 10 years since a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit its northeastern coast and triggered meltdowns at a nuclear power plant 16000 people were killed and 2500 are missing. in other world news a foreign ministers of qatar russia and turkey have held talks here in doha they focused on finding a way to deliver human humanitarian aid to people

oh there i'm just on the attack of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up . 10 years on japan remembers the devastating earthquake and tsunami that triggered the fukushima nuclear disaster. china approves changes to hong kong's democratic electorate system at the end of it c.n.n. national people's congress. and counsels foreign minister hosts his russian and turkish counterpart here in doha the leaders discuss working together to deliver humanitarian aid to syria. as military has leveled new accusations against opposed leader aung san suu kyi as it defends its decision to seize power a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments worth $600000.00 plus gold while in government and secure demonstrators are continuing to defy the military these images were recorded earlier in the city of galle several deaths were also reported during other rallies on fast day. well japan is commemorating the 10th anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that killed thousands of people the magnitude 9 quake on march 11th 2011 also crippled and u.k. power plants that continues

oh there are mr tait this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up 10 news on japan remembers the victims of its magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami the destroyed towns and triggered a nuclear meltdown and fukushima. we say to america help is on the way the nearly 2 trillion dollars in $1000.00 relief bill passes its final hurdle in the u.s. congress offering financial help to millions of americans. on the spot behind mexico's new state led energy policy and why environmentalists are against it. but we are getting reports that at least 6 people have been killed in myanmar in the latest crackdown against protesters there demonstrators are continuing to defy the military these images were taken earlier on thursday in the city of da way but crowds all smaller than in recent days the u.n. says at least 67 people have now been killed since the military seized power last month well let's speak to scott haile he joins us now from bangkok in neighboring thailand it's got the death toll just continues to mount what do we know about these latest deaths. they have we know him as you mention

live from doha thank you. at least 8 people have been killed in a fire at a migrant detention center in yemen's capital sana'a the u.n. says 170 people were injured because it is not yet know if the tension centers run by his the rebels have control of the capital since the outbreak oh vehemence conflicts. after a 3 day 2 spreading messages of hope and religious unity in iraq pope francis is heading home to the vatican a farewell ceremony was held at baghdad airport as the pontiff departed during his visit pope francis defied security concerns with visits to regions devastated by eisel where he met members of one of the world's most persecuted christian communities. still to come on al-jazeera why more than $150.00 rangar refugees in india and minister kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar plus. i was silent. were you silent or were you silence. the latter. suppressed within the palace prince harry's wife meghan reveals the reasons for their splits from the british royal family. hello there we got a la

hello i'm come all santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera. for the 2nd time in as many days yemen's hooty rebels attack saudi arabia's energy facilities the kingdom retaliates with air strikes on sunday are also the by the administration considers a full troop withdrawal from afghanistan by may and an active role for turkey in the peace process. i was silent. were you silent or were you silence. and suppressed within the palace prince harry's wife megan reveals the reasons for their split from the british royal family. everyone a series of explosions at a military base in equitorial guinea have killed 15 people and injured more than 400. the government says it is negligence that caused those blasts in but a city nicholas has the full report. after the 1st explosion. it is. the 2nd one and then i meet the then a 3rd and 4th each stronger than the other. this is where the blast took place inside the. barracks one of the country's largest military bases. people ran for their lives. others rushed the injured to hospitals the scene of live on nati

you're watching the al-jazeera news our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes dozens of students abducted in northwestern nigeria it's the 4th must school kid and i think since december a year after it became the 1st western country to head down into lockdown it's really prepared to do it all again. this is a global sea it's. a spray instead of a shot why researches in the u.k. say a nasal covert $900.00 vaccine will be a low cost alternative for the developing world also. 3. indo-pacific is essential to each of our future leaders of the quad grouping hold talks for the 1st time in what's seen as a bid to present a united front against china. i'm going to get your scalp at the sports african football has a new man in charge is south african billionaire. takes over the presidency of its governing body can. welcome to the new northwestern nigeria they're a government they've raided a college and taken a number of students hostage the armed group targeted the forestry college in could do the state later on thursday officials say 180 students were rescued in the early hou

and the taliban talks in doha and under that deal all u.s. troops are supposed to leave on the 1st of may so that's just a matter of weeks away the problem is the 2nd stage of the doha process which was the afghan government sitting down with the taliban has got completely bogged down so now the u.s. is piling on the pressure the 1st stage is to have a meeting of foreign ministers of concerned regional countries brokered by the u.n. i'm trying to get comment here at u.n. headquarters from the u.n. on this i think the u.n. has only been asked to host this because one of those invited is iran and because of that nuclear deal in the delicacy of it the u.s. couldn't actually chair such talks styles then a new process this time in turkey and this time is going to be different because the u.s. says it has its own proposals for a cease fire and a settlement that it's going to put forward to all the sides and i think the most important thing of all is that the u.s. is keeping that date of the 1st of may on the table it says it's still under considera

welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know our day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. a diverse range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of our networks journalists on al-jazeera. ready. dozens of students abducted in northwest nigeria it's the 4th must school kidnapping since december. so when you want your observer life my headquarters here in doha also coming up the world health organization says there's no reason to stop using astra zeneca 19 backseat after several countries suspended over fears of blood clots. a year.

hello again i'm astounded to tell you this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a push to restore alliances with an eye on north korea we have the details from a top level meeting in south korea. bullied and tightest by teachers at use ations of dress code intolerance in indonesia. now a big political reshuffle is on the cards in tanzania after the death of its president john legere foully has died at the age of 61 the government says he died from heart disease but there have been weeks of speculation about his health and whether he had the coronavirus vice president some years who has sung is the most likely successor until the next to action 2025 she made the official announcement of maggots for his death as andrew chappelle reports. thank you for the good job the last time john paul the was seen in public he was carrying out official duties and not wearing a mask not long into his 2nd term in office he suddenly vanished from public sight after 3 weeks of speculation came the announcement from vice president sam yourself on state television. we lost our leader president of the r

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you're watching al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the u.s. house is set to vote on a covert 1000 relief package worth nearly 2 trillion dollars good job biden a big political win also. a push for equal access to covert 19 vaccine in south africa and india appeal for the suspension of the w a w t o. closer to a political comeback former brazilian president lula da silva addresses his supporters after a court ruling boosts his chances of challenging. and libya's rival factions agree on a unity government after suffering years of war. and i'm peter simmons of all the days sports news i.o.c. president thomas buck says he fully expects the delayed turkey remember games to go ahead this july that and more later in the program. welcome to the news the u.s. house of representatives is expected to pass a $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief bill one of the largest in the country's history the bill will provide $1400.00 worth of checks to americans as well as extended unemployment benefits and tax breaks once it's passed it'll then be sign

secretary with us hello adrian for the good here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera at least for war protesters have been killed in anti crew demonstrations in myanmar earlier the acting leader of me on mars asked in civilian government urged supporters to stay out on the streets and keep up pressure on the joint attorney jang chang reports from bangkok in neighboring thailand. once again we're seeing the protesters going out on the streets in large numbers they were out again in mandalay despite so many fatalities and casualties there yesterday apparently the security service is a bank off there today but they are pushing back elsewhere and again as the day goes on we get more and more reports of more wounded and more fatalities a british iranian woman who's been detained in iran since 2016 has appeared in court those names or guardian radcliffe is facing a new charge of propaganda against the system she was released from detention just a week ago after serving 5 years for a separate conviction a human rights charity has written to the u.k. government saying that safari rockliffe ne

so i'm fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera in senegal hundreds of people are protesting against the detention of the opposition politician song coal song goes been in court in the past hour where he's been charged with rape he says the case is politically motivated they have been days of unrest since his arrest last week nicolas hock has this update from the car the protesters raising their their hands just like they're saying take his handcuffs off fully him. so this protest has not just credit here from the capital the car but it's across the country and as a response the government has deployed the military there as a as a as a force of dissuasion to try to get people to go back into their homes because we've seen a lot of looting in the capital cost couple of days. at least 20 people have been killed in a series of explosions at a military base in equitorial guinea's largest city bata more than 600 others were injured the president says it was caused by the mishandling of dynamite in myanmar local media are reporting that 2 people have been kill

i'm about to send in doha the top stories on 0 joe biden has warned the fight against corona virus is far from over and his 1st primetime address as u.s. president is urging people to get vaccinated as well as to keep social distancing and wearing face masks he says history will record the u.s. overcame one of its toughest and darkest periods alan fisher has more from washington d.c. from the east room in the white house joe biden's 1st national presidential address good t.v. my fellow americans when you don't from the global pandemic being declared the president took time to consider the human cost the growing number of deaths the families torn apart the lives left to be rebuilt we all lost something a collective suffering a collective sacrifice a year fill with the loss of life and the loss of living for all of us but in the loss we saw how much there was to gain an appreciation respect and gratitude biden was somebody but also had to provide hope coming he believes in the form of the american rescue plan the massive $1.00 trillion dollars act he signed into law just hours before th

observe an immediate cease fire the talks in moscow have been happening after earlier negotiations in doha had stalled those are the headlines we'll have more news at the top of the hour for now it's viewfinder thanks for watching by. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the pot calling for the below defense budget to be cut the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world on al-jazeera viewfinder fresh perspectives through the men's of the who filmmakers zoom out of the close. to see all the awful but i know nothing about the bill i love bob dylan so much following on you mustn't. mind the long haul i'm gone only movie a bit. and. i know one in 4 and they are on their mark i'm with this place out there that's all i see are a challenge are not not for 19 they are as a lot of us decided to do stand up and up for. $999099.00 out of our. audience who saw us all someone. on your mom was all wrong. he's going to cheat in

it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to here in doha the headlines allows us era thousands of protesters have turned out in several rebel held cities in syria to mark 10 years since the start of the country's civil war the conflict has caused one of the world's worst humanitarian crises with more than a cough of syria's population displaced. the u.k.'s announced sanctions against 6 allies of syria's president bashar al assad they include his foreign minister and close advisors the british foreign secretary says that assad's regime subjected the syrian people to quote a decade of brutality the security forces killed at least $39.00 people on sunday the worst day of violence in a month and a half long crackdown on the anti couth but state television says that one police officer was also killed scott hired has more from bangkok in neighboring thailand. despite that some protesters have come out today on monday after this after the announcement that those areas are under martial law now they are still coming out what we saw on sunday as you mentioned the deadliest day so far ar

you know there are how this is the arab live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. or concerns were trying to destabilize reactions the u.s. secretaries of state and defense are in japan to strengthen the relationship with china top of the agenda. protests.

tour of the gulf region mr lavrov is expected to meet the emir of qatar and the foreign minister in doha he has already held meetings with turkey's foreign minister in doha as well on wednesday japan is marking 10 years since a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit its northeastern coast and triggered meltdowns as a nuclear power plant 16000 people were killed and 2500 remain still missing china's annual national people's congress has wrapped up in beijing its leaders have passed new laws restricting democratic participation in hong kong candidates running for office will be vetted by a committee appointed by beijing the biden ministration has announced plans for its 1st high level face to face talks with china secretary of state anthony blinken says he'll be laying out his concerns on a range of issues at next week's meeting and alaska. all those other headlines of folly will have more news for you here on al-jazeera after people unpalatable on a statement perhaps. need to take a mean momma must kill some districts money when east is investigating what it means for the future of the so

ringback i'm home i had seen in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. secretaries of state and defense of use their 1st overseas trip to reaffirm washington's commitments to its east asian allies they say washington is prepared to push back against china's growing influence in the region right mcbride has more from seoul. this high level visit is confirmation that the stage is importance in the world view of the new u.s. administration president joe biden and the mission talked to.

to refrain from a spring offensive the parties also called for a continuation of the peace talks in doha we spoke to one of the participants of the moscow talks he seems optimistic. expectation was that when the talks started to doha violence will be deduced big deal that has not happened as of yet. unfortunately dialogue continues in all the major players are asking for association of violation hopefully this meeting in clear messages given through this meeting to both sides would help us in moving in that i did action it is certainly complementing that doha or any future talks which takes place it is reenergizing it and it was that i deferred at that right time but every 2 leads affordable to act this law makes the public of afghanistan in the taliban as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that will it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. a major protest is expected in jerusalem in the coming hours calling for the israeli prime minister to be prosecuted for corruption where there is

hello i'm adrian finighan this is live from doha also coming up. another bloody day in myanmar as ousted leader aung san suu kyi is due to appear in court again. from the u.k. to australia a rallying cry for governments to do more to end sexual violence. and american singer beyonce makes music history at this year's grammys by winning the most awards on record. serious marking 10 years since the start of the arab spring uprising that spiraled into a violent civil war more than half a 1000000 people have been killed in the fighting millions more have been forced to flee their homes as refugees now after all the suffering and sacrifice of the forces of president bashar al assad firmly in control of most of the country many are asking if it was all worth it so looks back at a decade of conflict. this is the birthplace of syria's uprising in 2011 but opposition members call this moment the end of the dream of a democratic country it's 2018 and the government has just recaptured the southern province after 7 years of resistance. i almost had a breakdown

it is good to have you with us hello adrian said here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera at least 4 more protesters have been killed during mt coup demonstrations in myanmar earlier the acting leader of ousted civilian government urged supporters to keep up pressure on the joint tony chang reports now from bangkok in neighboring thailand. and once again we're seeing the protesters going out on the streets in large numbers they were out again in mandalay despite so many fatalities in casualties there yesterday apparently the security service is a bank till there today but they are pushing back elsewhere and again it's the day goes on we get more and more reports of more wounded and more fatalities a british iranian woman detained in iran since 2016 disappeared in course last names of god iraq cliff is facing a new charge of propaganda against the system she was released from detention just a week ago after serving 5 years for a separate conviction and human rights charges he has written to the u.k. government saying that's a god iraq cliff needs urgent treatment for her mental health

i'm fully back to korea watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up fleeing out of fear of airstrikes the karen people caught up in myanmar conflicts. survivors from a 5 day siege in northern most an 8 but there's concern dozens more have been killed while trying to escape. and living in the shadow of afghanistan's past a struggling cave dwellers a balmy onil fear a resurgence of the taliban. so we start with breaking news and the container ship that's been blocking the suez canal for almost a week now has been refloated the ever given run aground in one of the world's busiest waterways costing billions of dollars in trade every day lexi o'brien reports. she is of celebration in the sewers canal and horns blaring as the every given finally appears to make a move. for days and despite a multinational rescue effort the vessel has hardly budged now finally it's been refloated waged across the suez canal the scale of the problem has dwarfed the machinery seen as the solution is and diggers have removed thousands of cubic meters of santa from underneath the giant container ship and a team

our expectation was that when the talks started to doha violence will be deduced big deal that has not happened as a few act. unfortunately the war continues in all the major players are asking for association of violation hopefully this meeting in clear messages given through this meeting to both sides would help us in moving in that i did actually it is certainly complementing the doha or any future talks which takes place it is reenergizing it and it was that i deferred at the right time but eventually it's affordable to act this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that will it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. this month the british government unveiled a far reaching review of its foreign policy and defense strategy now according to the document china and mainly russia are the biggest threats to london r.t. simon wright has been looking at the end of details. if you have any doubt the trouble the west is having working out

and the taliban talks in doha and under that deal all u.s. troops are supposed to leave on the 1st of may so that's just a matter of weeks away the problem is the 2nd stage of the doha process which was the afghan government sitting down with the taliban has got completely bogged down so now the u.s. is piling on the pressure the 1st stage is to have as you say a meeting of foreign ministers of concerned regional countries brokered by the u.n. i'm trying to get comment here at u.n. headquarters from the u.n. on this i think the u.n. has only been asked to host this because one of those invited is iran and because of that nuclear deal and a delicacy of it the u.s. couldn't actually chair such talks. then a new process this time in turkey and this time it's going to be different because the u.s. says it has its own proposals for a cease fire and a settlement that is going to put forward to all the sides and i think the most important thing of all is that the u.s. is keeping that date of the 1st of may on the table it says it's still under consi

hello there i'm how i'm hittin and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. another escalation within yemen who sees and saudi arabia energy facilities in the kingdom are targeted then saudi arabia launches air strikes against son are. reports of 2 more people shot dead as pressure piles on the myanmar military to stop its violent crackdown on protesters. and fears of deportation a $150.00 breaking or refugees in indian administered kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar. at least 20 people have been killed in a series of explosions at a military base in equitorial guinea when 600 people have been injured the government says negligence caused the blasts in bhatta city al-jazeera snickers huck has more. after the 1st explosion with little. a 2nd what did i mean the then a 3rd and 4th is. stronger than the other. this is where the blast took place inside the. barracks one of the country's largest military bases. people ran for their lives. others rushed the injured to hospitals still going to live on national television the reporter asked is the baby dea

hello i'm adrian figure this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protesters in yemen's port city of aid and storm government offices angry about the worsening economic situation that. libya's new government is set to officially take over in the latest set to bring peace after 10 years of conflict. and the european medicines agency said to discuss the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine as more countries course the rollout. of the u.s. secretaries of state and defense of use the 1st overseas trip to reify washington's commitment so it's east asian allies and today blinken the lloyd austin have been holding meetings in japan they say that washington is prepared to push back against beijing's growing influence in the region rob the bride reports now from seoul. this high level visit is confirmation of east asia its importance in the world view of the new u.s. administration of president joe biden and the mission took particular an aim at the human rights record of me and in china in burma the military is attempting to overturn the results of a democratic election and is brutally repr

to refrain from a spring offensive parts also call for a continuation of the peace negotiations in doha we spoke to one of the participants at the moscow talks he says real progress was made our expectation was that when the talks started to doha violence will be deduced big deal that has not happened as of yet. unfortunately the war continues in all the major players are asking for association of violation and hopefully this meeting in clear messages given through this meeting to both sides will help us in moving in that i did action it is certainly complementing that doha or any future talks which takes place it is reenergizing it and it was that i deferred at the right time but every 2 leads affordable to act this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban. as long as the stomach the public up on a stand is concerned they're going to show you that it was very helpful in that. it will it will help us. within their country in all saw throughout the negotiations. is loss of parliamentary immunity jail and alleged ties with artie's editor in chief just a few of the things former

said we are working with the international community including in pakistan including the actors in doha where. it has been of course in kabul where he was before that. and with our partners in kabul of course to encourage progress on the afghan peace process including progress towards a political settlement and comprehensive cease fire this was in many ways the goal of the last administration this is the goal that we continue. to work towards today this is precisely the set of issues that and that's for calungsod and his team have been discussing it is true they that they are consulting in the department more broadly is consulting closely with our allies with with our partners with countries in the region with how all of us collectively can support that peace process and it is true that collectively the collective we the united states included. we're considering a number of different ideas to again accelerate that process. but at the same time everything every idea we have put on the table every proposal that is out there certainly any proposal that we would endorse. we understand that

to refrain from a spring offensive the parties also called for a continuation of the peace talks in doha we spoke to one of the participants of the moscow talks who seems optimistic. expectation was that when the talks started to doha violence will be deduced big deal that has not happened as of yet. unfortunately dialogue continues in all the major players are asking for association of violation and hopefully this meeting in clear messages given through this meeting to both sides would help us in moving in that i did actually it is certainly complementing that doha or any future talks which takes place it is reenergizing it and it was that i thought i'd write time but eventually for both sides this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that. it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. a major protest is expected in jerusalem in the coming hours calling for the israeli prime minister to be prosecuted for corruption although there is stil

not robots in this is all to syria live from doha also coming up as military is accused of committing crimes against humanity is increasingly violent attempts to stifle protests. thailand becomes the latest country to pause its rollout of the astra zeneca vaccine and fears over blood clots that european regulators say the shots are safe. and from the beach to the building site how the people of bali are trying to broaden their horizons after the collapse of global tourism. the fight against corona virus is far from over that's the warning to americans from joe biden in his 1st primetime address since becoming u.s. president he's urging people to get vaccinated as well as to keep social distancing and wearing face masks he says history will record the us overcame one of its toughest and darkest periods alan fischer has more from washington d.c. from the east room in the white house joe biden's 1st national presidential address good evening my fellow americans when you don't from the global pandemic being declared the president took time to consider the human cost the growing number of

welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax and enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know law day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. so again i'm fully back to bill in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera demonstrations against myanmar as military have again turned deadly at least 6 protesters have been killed by security forces saturday as rallies coin side with the anniversary of the death of a student in 1988 a spartan uprising against a military government then more than 70 people have been killed since the army seize power on february 1st 20 chain has this update from bangkok we're also seeing those protests spread widely not just any more in the in the large urban centers where they were immediately after the coup in the beginning in february but in small towns all across the country in the sort of slightly unsettled ethnic areas as well where some of those protesters have been coming under the protection of ethnic forces so they are still going on th

there i'm just on the table says al jazeera live from doha also coming up we say to america help is on the way the nearly 2 trillion dollars over $1000.00 relief bill passes its final hurdle in the u.s. congress offering financial help to millions of americans. mammals military is accused of using battle tactics as it intensifies its crackdown against anti crew protesters. and the prime minister of ivory coast dies. played a crucial role in mediation during the country's civil war. on japan is marking 10 years since a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami devastated its northeastern coast and triggered meltdowns at an power plant nearly 16000 people were killed in the 2011 disaster 2 and a half 1000 others still remain missing the tsunami smashed into the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant destroying its cooling systems during the following week 3 of the pumps reactors exploded and hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes well let's move over to japan now the solomon is in for taba in fukushima prefecture friday i imagine this is a very emotional day there for many p

we encourage both sides to remain committed to the provisions of the doha document supported by the un security council resolution we are convinced that given the deterioration of the military and political situation further delays are an acceptable we urge the opposing sides to reduce the level of violence in the country. like i would ask i live now to central moscow and talk correspondent then were gassed on the sidelines of these talks good afternoon would add just run through that have significant these talks are. well look at it this way the current agreement the current deal between the united states and the taliban is failing it is failing because the united states says that now it perhaps won't keep up its end of the deal and withdraw troops from afghanistan by the 1st of may as they agreed in doha last year and these talks are supposed to restart the peace process restart negotiations give it a much needed boost the atmosphere here the mood is deal enough it's polite especially given the fact that it was only a few years ago that the taliban also here in moscow agreed to sit d

refrain from a spring offensive parties also called for a continuation of the peace negotiations in doha we spoke to one of the participated one of the participants i should say of the talks here in the russian capital he seems optimistic our expectation was that when the talks started to doha violence will be deduced big deal that has not happened as a few act. unfortunately dialogue continues in all the major players. asking for association of violation hopefully this meeting in clear the message is given through this meeting to both sides what has to pass in moving in that i did action it is certainly complementing the doha or any future talks which takes place it is reenergizing it and it was that i thought i'd write time but eventually it's affordable to act this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that will it will it will help us. within that country also throughout the negotiations. it's loss of parliamentary immunity jail and even alleged ties with r t's edito

moscow talks who says real progress has been made our expectation was that when the talks started to doha violence will be deduced big deal that has not happened as of yet. unfortunately dialogue continues in all the major players are asking for association of violation and hopefully this meeting in clear messages given through this meeting to both sides would help us in moving in that i did action it is certainly complementing that doha or any future talks which takes place it is reenergizing it and it was that i thought i had that right time but eventually for both sides this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that. it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. his loss of parliamentary immunity jail and alleged ties with editor in chief well these are just a few of the things the. member of european parliament speaks about in the latest episode of oxys going underground pushing what was a key figure in independence referendum 2017 whi

i'm fully back to watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead china sanctions people and organizations in the u.k. days after britain's action against beijing over the treatment of we go muslims. i'm scott heiler on the tide myanmar border high authority are saying they are preparing for the possibility of a flow of refugees while on the other side an american army saying they are sheltering hundreds will fled the violence and conspiracy theories and mistrust her mexico's vaccine bowl out task over 1000 deaths hits 200 pounds. 65 days into the job u.s. president joe biden has finally held his 1st news conference in it he outlined his administration's multiple domestic and foreign policy priorities and his plans to topple them but a growing refugee and migrant crises said the us mexico border took center stage as a white house correspondent kimberly hockett reports. he started with good news for americans and a new vaccination goal after already meeting his initial target of administering 100000000 vaccines in record time we met last week by day 5842 days ahead of schedule not a dam set

and this is a news hour on al-jazeera i'm fully back to bill in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes senegalese opposition leader on call is charged with rape but released on bail his arrest us box days of violent protests reports of 2 more people shot dead as pressure piles on mars military just topics a violent crackdown on type 2 protesters also this hour a few years of deportation more than 150 refugees in indian administered kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar and on international women's day we look at where women are making gains or are still being unfairly treated. and in school we speak to tennis star novak djokovic has broken the record for most weeks as man's world number one so i don't think it's silly aware of. the magnitude of the smiles stormed the serbian star has held the rankings for 311 weeks throughout his korea. thank you very much for joining as we begin this news hour in senegal where a judge has ordered the release of opposition politician song coal hundreds of people are protesting outside the court where some call was charged with rape opposition p

is good to have you with us hello adrian finighan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera japan says that north korea has fired 2 ballistic missiles they were launched from south i'm going province into the sea near japan the u.s. pacific command says it shows that pyongyang is a threat to its neighbors well mcbride is following developments from south korea's capital seoul warning was 1st detected by the japanese coast guard later confirmed by officials here in south korea as being too projectiles flying some 450 kilometers and both japanese and u.s. officials are now saying that these were ballistic missiles now this is the 1st time in a year that north korea has launched one of these provocative type of tests. one in 4 people in the world who's dying of covert 19 is brazilian more than 300000 people have now died there since the start of the coronavirus pandemic it's recently seen cases and deaths rising to record levels president jiah boss another of his long downplayed the threat of the virus has announced a committee to tackle the crisis. astra zeneca has slightly downgraded th

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it is good to have you with us hello everyone from going to here in doha headlines and al-jazeera parts of france part of the do you pray in the back of the law town saturday as they struggle with rising numbers of coronavirus cases the french government says the restrictions won't be as harsh as those imposed last here a touch of buffer reports now from paris people in paris and 15 regions in the country back in lockdown a 3rd lockdown in just 12 months and what that means is that people in these regions will now have to fill out the permits again every time they want to leave the house they are being encouraged to stay at home they're being encouraged to work from home shops are now shots and they joined of course the restaurants bars cultural center sports facilities that are being shot here since. germany's national disease control center is warning that corona virus cases are rising at an exponential rate it says that more contagious strains have wiped out progress made in containing the pandemic last month chancellor angela merkel says the country will have to reimpose some restri

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for the i'm home i had seen and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a huge show support for armenians defines prime minister he says he's ready to hold a snap election warfalla and iran's coronavirus yemen is confronting it all you know have the least.