this action will not stop at kashmir. tensions between the 2 may lead to increased incidence of firing across the line of control some 7000 until february this year when both countries agreed to once again respects the ceasefire. if. a sentiment that was repeated some weeks later by pakistan's army chief who said it was time to quote bury the past and move forward. since then teams from both countries have mad to discuss what to share in pact the 1st such dialogue in 2 years. peace between both nations still remains elusive but there is hope that recent developments bring a welcome change. joining us a state of the shots at jelani shots ever why have india and pakistan decided to bring down the temperature now that sir really good question but slightly difficult one to answer because you know the 2 countries have a long history of deep mistrust if you ask analysts in india davil take a cynical view and say that pakistan has run out of options to pressure india on kashmir its economy is suffering and it is desperate to try

plus is all quiet on the kashmir front india and pakistan ease into and i'm easy ceasefire while residents in the region try to rebuild from the damage. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia activists in bangladesh have been hitting the streets to protest the death of mushtaq ahmed a writer who died in prison and who was sent there in the 1st place for what he said on facebook he had criticized the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic those demonstrating demand the withdrawal of the expansive and fairly new digital security act under which it was charged and they want an independent investigation not a government one into how he died. there and aim was to march to bangladeshis interior ministry arm in arm hundreds of mostly. students joined in the protest in their way though this police barricade and for a 4th day what began as a peaceful march turned into something more ugly. the protesters anger is twofold it's about the death of a right mushtaq ahmed in jail and it's about a security law that they see is trampling on their freedom of speech i. think. we have succeeded in ou

come to india and pakistan once again agree a cease fire in kashmir to welcome you mr president some a lot of control that will. put us a check stories on. asia in just a moment i'll be back after top al but old world news and of course in between as always the web site w dot com i'm going to. come up. oh. boy. to cause. a dark day for the teams at the bottom of the league last place to shop micah muses sacks its coach and plans for the 2nd division. but the competition is also struggling for relegation contenders for defeat causing hardly any threat to the opposing team's goal kicker. 16 spondee w. . children to come to see. one giant problem and we knew that it is normal to see the picture you. implied in legal fees version lately than feeling. how will climate change affect us and our children. b.t.w. dot com slash water. why are people forced to hide in trucks. since. there are many cancers. and there are many stories. make up your. mate for mines. you're watching the news asia coming up today the fight for free speech once again turns deadly and the dash mushtaq ahmed was sent t

and kashmir free of terrorism and separatism. india placed a state of jammu and kashmir under a strict lockdown internet and phone services were cut off. it's a pakistan war and india's actions were a sign of worse things to come. this action will not stop at kashmir. tensions between the 2. incidents of firing across the line of control. some $7000.00 until february this year when both countries agreed to once again respect to cease fire. relations with pakistan you have always maintained good producing issues if any in a peaceful manner. a sentiment that was repeated some weeks later by pakistan's army chief who said it was time to quote bury the past and move forward. since then teams from both countries have made to discuss a water sharing pact the 1st such dialogue in 2 years. peace between both nations still remains elusive but there is hope that recent developments bring a welcome change. joining us his shots of jelani shots why have india and pakistan decided to bring down the temperature now. that's a really good questio

and kashmir free of terrorism and separatism. india placed a state of jammu and kashmir under a strict lockdown internet and phone services were cut off. it's a pakistan india actions where sign of worse things to come. this action will not stop at kashmir. tensions between the 2. priests incidents of firing across the line of control. some $7000.00 until february this year when both countries agreed to once again respect to cease fire. relations with pakistan you have always maintained that we are committed producing issues if any in a peaceful manner. a sentiment that was repeated some weeks later by pakistan's army chief who said it was time to quote bury the past and move forward. since then teams from both countries have made to discuss a water sharing pact the 1st such dialogue in 2 years. peace between both nations still remains elusive but there is hope that recent developments bring a world can change. joining us as shouts of jelani shots why have india and pakistan decided to bring down the temperature now. that's a rea

students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in school this is the worst it's the 1st time they've been in a classroom in nearly a year after schools were shut down at the height of the pandemic which things are different now and students are readjusting to life under covert 19 to be honest i had gone have a choice of staying at my home now or coming out of my room but then the news came out that the schools are reopening and i was quite reluctant to come to school but then. when i wore the uniform and when i stepped into the school i had a different feeling but even before the pandemic the students were already forced to study at home when india revoked kashmir's autonomy in august 21000 the move led to more unrest in the disputed territory and it also led to a log down in the area such we're told look at me again for the last 2 years kashmiri children have not been to schools the kashmir valley was going through a cycle of lockdowns after it simeon autonomy was revoked then came the pandemic for the rest of the world the lockdown has been for a year but here in kashm

students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in school this is the worst it's the 1st time they've been in a classroom in nearly a year after schools were shut down at the height of the pandemic things are different now and students are readjusting to life under covert 19 to be honest i had gone have a choice of staying at my home now or coming out of my room but then the news came out that the schools are reopening and i was quite reluctant to come to school but then. when i wore the uniform and when i stepped into the school i had a different feeling but even before the pandemic the students were already forced to study at home when india revoked kashmir's autonomy in august 21000 the move led to more unrest in the disputed territory and it also led to a log down in the area such what. for the last 2 years kashmiri children have not been to schools the kashmir valley was going through a cycle of lockdowns after it samee autonomy was revoked then came the pandemic for the rest of the world the lockdown has been for a year but here in kashmir it's basically been 2 pare

plus it's all quiet on the kashmir front india and pakistan ease into an easy cease fire while residents in the region try to rebuild from the damage. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia activists in bangladesh have been hitting the streets to protest the death of mushtaq ahmed a writer who died in prison and who was sent there in the 1st place for what he said on facebook he had criticized the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic those demonstrating demand the withdrawal of the expansive and fairly new digital security act under which it was charged and they want an independent investigation not a government one into how he died. there and him was to march to bangladeshis interior ministry may know hundreds of mostly students joined in the protest in their way though the explicit barricade imes for a 4th day or began as a peaceful march turned into something. thing more likely. to protest his anger is twofold it's about the death of a right mushtaq ahmed in jail and it's about a security law that they see is trampling on their freedom of speech i. think. we have succeeded

but exerts kashmir and its residents. but exoerts say — kashmir and its residents. but experts say there is no evidence that shutdowns help. there is no data available from the government to say all right, we imposed x number of shutdowns, this is what we achieved, otherwise have happened. critics argue these communication - have happened. critics argue i these communication blockades hurt india's image as the world's largest democracy and also have become tools to muzzle %. like many other countries, india is trying to rebuild its economy and bounce back from the pandemic, but flicking off the internet switch creates another hurdle to that much—needed recovery. arunoday mukharji, bbc news, delhi. more now will probably be the most talked about television interview for some time, 0prah interview for some time, oprah winfrey free of course securing the first interview with that you can duchess of sussex, prince harriet megan, who made a number of many would say very shocking allegations about life within the uk's royalfamily. so what could the impact of all of this

students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in school this is the worst it's the 1st time they've been in a classroom in nearly a year after schools were shut down at the height of the pandemic which things are different now and students are readjusting to life under covert 19 to be honest i had gone have a choice of staying at my home now or coming out of my room but then the news came out that the schools are reopening and i was quite reluctant to come to school but then. when i wore the uniform and when i stepped into the school i had a different feeling but even before the pandemic the students were already forced to study at home when india revoked kashmir's autonomy in august 29th team the move led to more unrest in the disputed territory and it also led to a log down in the area such what. for the last 2 years kashmiri children have not been to schools the kashmir valley was going through a cycle of lock downs after it samee autonomy was revoked then came the pandemic for the rest of the world the lockdown has been for a year but here in kashmir it's basically

over who's in the leaves fears of deportation more than 150 rohingya refugees in indian administered kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar and on international women's day we'll look at where women are making gains or osteo being treated unfairly. we begin in senegal where a judge has ordered the release of opposition leader song coal hundreds of people have been protesting outside the court west uncle was charged with rape opposition party and civil society groups have called for 3 days of math them inspirations some core supporters say the case against him is politically motivated is a rest has pos days of protests across senate out that speak to our correspondent nicholas hock who joins us from outside. was home in the car so next you outside his home what's been happening since his release. well listen the utmost fear is electric protests have turned to jubilation and celebrations with hundreds if not thousands of people have gathered outside we have been some close house and they're all chanting that this this word and will of that is powerful there's a sense among these protest

and fears of deportation more than a $150.00 reindeer refugees in indian administered kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar. as begin in senegal where the sorrow position leader was once on go is jus to appear in courts the last week has seen protests sometimes violence over his detention opposition party and civil society groups of called for 3 days of mass demonstrations against his arrest he's been charged with rape which supporters say are politically motivated storage they say some cause custody has been lifted but he remains in a police station over night live both suit nicholas harker who is in dakar for. as nic has my son who said said here in coeur it's what are we expecting. well just just to set you the scene we're just outside the tribunal that just here right behind you and you can see there's a police who are getting off right now and some to right now is being heard by the judge over the allegations of a rape case he's 4. weeks now and since then this is what's been happening in senegal and it was the protesters raising their their hands just like this saying tak

students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in school this is the worst it's the 1st time they've been in a classroom in nearly a year after schools were shut down at the height of the pandemic which things are different now and students are readjusting to life under covert 19 to be honest i had gone have a choice of staying at my home now or coming out of my room but then the news came out that the schools are reopening and i was quite reluctant to come to school but then. when i wore the uniform and when i stepped into the school i had a different feeling but even before the pandemic the students were already forced to study at home when india revoked kashmir's autonomy in august 29th team the move led to more unrest in the disputed territory and it also led to a log down in the area such what. for the last 2 years kashmiri children have not been to schools the kashmir valley was going through a cycle of lockdowns after it samee autonomy was revoked then came the pandemic for the rest of the world the lockdown has been for a year but here in kashmir it's basically b

students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in school this is the worst it's the 1st time they've been in a classroom in nearly a year after schools were shut down at the height of the pandemic things are different now and students are readjusting to life under covert 19 to be honest i had gone have a choice of staying at my home now or coming out of my room but then the news came out that the schools are reopening and i was quite reluctant to come to the school but then. when i wore the uniform and when i stepped in the school i had a different feeling but even before the pandemic the students were already forced to study at home when india revoked kashmir's autonomy in august 29th teen the move led to more unrest in the disputed territory and it also led to a log down in the area such we're told look at me again for the last 2 years kashmiri children have not been to schools the kashmir valley was going through a cycle of lockdowns after it samee autonomy was revoked then came the pandemic for the rest of the world the lockdown has been for a year but here in kashmi

students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in school this is the worst it's the 1st time they've been in a classroom in nearly a year after schools were shut down at the height of the pandemic which things are different now and students are readjusting to life under covert 19 to be honest i had gone have a choice of staying at my home now or coming out of my room but then the news came out that the schools are reopening and i was quite reluctant to come to the school but then. when i wore the uniform and when i stepped into the school i had a different feeling but even before the pandemic the students were already forced to study at home when india revoked kashmir's autonomy in august 21000 the move led to more unrest in the disputed territory and it also led to a log down in the area such what. for the last 2 years kashmiri children have not been to schools the kashmir valley was going through a cycle of lockdowns after it samee autonomy was revoked then came the pandemic for the rest of the world the lockdown has been for a year but here in kashmir it's basically b

then there is kashmir. general kashmir was india's only majority state. i say was, because in august 2019, the central government passed legislation that stripped kashmir of its statehood and special autonomous status under the indian constitution. under a harsh security crackdown, thousands of people in the state were detained, treating kashmir separately than the rest of india. in 2020, kashmir's score plummeted, rated not free like the rest of the state. it was argued in a recent article in the general liberties that the beauty and rationalism of the founding fathers was that it was not tied to any single faith and language. it exulted in india's diversity. india has fallen short of its democratic ideals before modi, but rarely has it fallen so far so fast. the country is not yet lost as an anchor of democracy in the world, but it could be if it continues its slide, a result that would be catastrophic for it, but also for the world in which india has always stood as a shining beacon, a thriving refutation of the idea that democracy was something better

and fears of deportation more than $150.00 rangar 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 where than 600 people were injured the government says negligence caused the blast and bats a city after serious nicholas huck has more. after the 1st explosion. because. a 2nd one that i mean 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 statement of live on national television the reporter asks is the baby dead no she replies but her mother and. we don't know what happened to this man says everything is destroyed. the barracks were home to hundreds of families in the rubble people try to pull out survivors many are feared dead including detainees trapped in the barracks prison cells. hospitals quickly became overwhelmed and called for urgent blood donations. i'm asking for your excel

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 late blast of winter coming into the northeast if europe at the moment we've got this area of cloud here sinking down across the baltic states this cold front this blue line that will continue to track its way further south what's. going to speak you'll read just coming in behind to temperatures in moscow minus 4 celsius there's snow on that into western russia into ukraine to sliding out of poland temperatures well as you can see subzero for many here right clouds meanwhile across the northwest of europe we have been see some showers just coming in across the north sea plenty of showers across the western side of the but it's right in that it could be on the heavy side as we go on into monday and shoes to choose to become a little more widesp

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 dead no she replies but her mother and. we don't know what happened to this man says everything is destroyed. the barracks were home to hundreds of families in the rubble people try to pull out survivors many are feared dead including detainees trapped in the barracks prison cells. hospitals quickly became overwhelmed and called for urgent blood donations. i'm asking for your excellent

somehow also this hour fears of deportation more than $150.00 rohingya refugees in indian administered kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar. and on international women's day we'll look at where women in asia are making gains all falling behind. thank you very much for joining as the president of equitorial guinea says negligence is to blame for several major explosions at a military base at least 20 people have been killed and hundreds more have been injured the blasts happened in the city of botany not far from the western coast but as smith begins our coverage with this report. the force of explosions appears to flatten most of the buildings in the city of a quarter of a 1000000 people a total guinea's mainland coast. losing a little look at a little bit we don't know what happened everything is destroyed these people say. the wreckage and handling of dynamite but the military barracks is the cause of the blast boarding to a statement from president or beyond. gamer. the defense ministry says high caliber ammunition exploded after a fire in the barracks that. many people affiliated

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 party and civil society groups have called for 3 days of mass demonstrations some supporters say the rape charge against him is politically motivated his arrest her sponsor days of violent protests in the capital de kock as well as other cities that's ringing our correspondent in senegal nicholas who joins us from outside the court in the c

police in indian administered kashmir say at least 168 stranger refugees have been sent a holding center for possible for taishan that's after hundreds were taken to a stadium in jamul on saturday an estimated 5000 muslim rangar are in indian administered kashmir nearly 7000000 school students in england's are heading back to class for the 1st time since january the government has begun easing some restrictions as laaksonen vaccinations dampen infection rates and this trailer is marking international women's day with the launch of a 14000000 dollar campaign urging people to speak up when they witness disrespect against women its parliament is facing questions over historic sexual assault allegations and that shows his aides to keep it here on al-jazeera the news continues after women make change. march on al-jazeera studio b. unscripted brings the 2 special guests in conversation exploring ideas and finding common solutions 10 years on from the tsunami that struck japan al-jazeera revisits the people most affected by the disaster football rebels eric cantor presents a juicy reason about

plus all quiet on the kashmir front india and pakistan to ease him.

ready to return to the hands of that same military it's happening in the indian state of jammu and kashmir already some rohingya have gone missing we cannot get information on our neighbors you know where they are they said they were taken to jail. do you know what happened. i called some who were taken but now their phones are gone we can't speak with them and their children are left behind with nothing to eat. up to $170.00 rohingya have been rounded up so far police say more of india's estimated $40000.00 rohingya refugees are to be detained and deported fearing for their lives the rohingya are pleading with the indian government not to send them back rights groups have joined the chorus but many hindu nationalists backed by india's ruling b j p party say the muslim rohingya are illegal immigrants and a security risk. found that on their us yesterday when i was away at work the police came and took my wife away and she hasn't returned my small children have been crying we're leaving we have no choice. we handle you go there you did again you're not going to india's latest moves against

and schools an indian administrate kashmir reopening almost a year after the pandemic forced thousands to close. but even 24 hours since me and most violence day since the military coup in prosecutors a filed 2 new criminal charges against the deposed leader unsung suchi it was the 1st time she was seen in public since her detention a month ago she appeared in court through a video link for us major cities security forces well they're only increasing their crackdown on the protesters even though the people remain defiant more from scott. messages for general men on lang the morning after his security forces gunned down protesters on the streets of yangon sunday was the bloodiest day since the february 1st coup in myanmar and the weeks of protests that have followed. but that did not keep them inside on monday. the police and military forces quickly advancing in yangon firing tear gas at the gathering protesters sending them running. in the early hours of the coup last month civilian leader aung sang suu kyi was detained in a productive along with most of the elected leadership of her g

and the students in indian administered kashmir are returning to the cost of nearly one year after the pandemic forced schools to coles for certain to have been forced to study at home even before the pandemic sheeter a military clampdown on aug $21000.00 new delhi ended its the region special status and put it under the direct rule of central governments internet was cut off and local politicians put under house arrest. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines a court in france has found former presidents nicolas sarkozy guilty of corruption charges handed him a 3 year prison sentence to which are suspended he is appealing against the can.

ready to return to the hands of that same military it's happening in the indian state of jammu and kashmir already some rohingya have gone missing we cannot from ation on our neighbors you can see you know where they are they said they were taken to jail . do you know what happened. i called some who were taken but now their phones are gone we can't speak with them and their children are left behind with nothing to eat. $2170.00 rohingya have been rounded up so far police say more of india's estimated $40000.00 rohingya refugees are to be detained and deported fearing for their lives the rohingya are pleading with the indian government not to send them back rights groups have joined the chorus but many hindu nationalists backed by india's ruling b j p party say the muslim rohingya are illegal immigrants and a security risk. no net on their us yesterday when i was away at work the police came and took my wife away and she hasn't returned my small children have been crying we are leaving we have no choice. really am no legal there you did get. india's latest moves against the rohingya muslim

there were refugees facing deportation from indian administrate kashmir. and after a year of pandemic hardships women mark their international day with protest celebrations too. and in support of a joke of it talks to al-jazeera about his record breaking spell as world number one. i don't think yet he'll be aware of. the magnitude of this milestone is now being on top of the tennis world for $311.00 weeks during his career. a judge in senegal has ordered the release of opposition leader was months sokol after formally charging him with rape sancho supporters surrounded the coup. tast in dakar is the here and took place chairing that also promising more demonstrations on call says the allegation is politically motivated to stop him from challenging longtime president markey sell his or respond to days of violence in the capital as well as in other cities. because hawk is outside our house so since he's been released and what's been happening. to listen hundreds of people gathered here outside to spend some because house kim and shortly just moments ago he h

and police in indian administered kashmir say at least 168 rowing or refugees have been sent to a holding center for possible deportation to myanmar as an estimated 5000 muslim are going and living in the region who fled the military crackdown in myanmar in 2017 saudi arabia is from missing to take all necessary measures to protect itself after yemen's who feel rebels launch another attack on its energy facilities on sunday the saudi aramco oil planting duran was targeted by it ballistic missile fire on international women's day in india 20000 women are marching as part of months long. the protesters are demanding the scrapping of new laws that they say will ruin their livelihoods those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you after witness to stay with us. as in no he had a son but it matured him. beneath my dentist but you will miss elliot ness a good. bit too good to get a a t.v. studio. on a stumble. in hate a so nancy cheek left oh well now i see where notify the admin naome and not as on the field. and. the superleague on the mind of the hack e-commerce of. the si

ready to return to the hands of that same military it's happening in the indian state of jammu and kashmir already some rohingya have gone missing which we cannot from ation on our neighbors you can see you know where they are they said they were taken to jail. do you know what happened. i called some who were taken but now their phones are gone we can't speak with them and their children are left behind with nothing to eat. up to $170.00 rohingya have been rounded up so far police say more of india's estimated $40000.00 rohingya refugees are to be detained and deported fearing for their lives the rohingya are pleading with the indian government not to send them back rights groups have joined that chorus but many hindu nationalists backed by india's ruling b j p party say the muslim rohingya are illegal immigrants and a security risk. found that on there yes yesterday when i was away at work the police came and took my wife away and she hasn't returned my small children have been crying we're leaving we have no choice. we handle you go there you didn't get on. india's latest moves against

feel like this prime minister is a hand in good job dryad he is citizenship the border killing the kashmir killing against muslims in india all these issues come into play also the fact that india has not been a very good partner it has a negotiated water treaty and other pending issues just today there's been major clashes in the commercial area by the progressive left wing students on the left and the biggest mosque has a major protest by the religious right parties the mosque right now as i speak is surrounded by the police and the ruling party supporters there's been clashes chittagong the headquarters of this is that they slimy one of the major religious platform who's been supporting against this approach is supporting protesting against india as more these visit here so a lot of clashes going on many people have been detained dozens of people have been injured and it's an ongoing thing still going on in dhaka. kind of anas al jazeera and these are the headlines ethiopia says eritrea has agreed to withdraw its forces from the northern tier a region where they've been accused of killi

police in indian administered kashmir have detained more than 100 and fiftie behind the refugees officials have been ordered to identify them and find out whether they have valid documents to live or than a 1000000 rohingya have fled their native meanwhile since a brutal government crackdown began in 2017 an estimated 5400 to have taken refuge in indian administered kashmir results also leaving it all stuff to ivory coast swallowed by a tree election the poll was largely free of the violence that erupted during the presidential election in october but some in the opposition are accusing the election commission of colluding to read the results of editors has this update from of a jump on every coasts largest city. what we're hearing from the opposition especially the p.d. c.i.i. party of former president horne economy is of the board was rigged and that the claiming victory in the legislative elections saying that they have won 128 out of the $255.00 seats in parliament which of course the ruling party or the governing party said it's on course to win not only a majority but a comfortable m

they were ahead on the news all including schools in indian administrate kashmir are reopening after almost a year when the pandemic forced classrooms to close. bases from political turmoil thousands are not backing down from demanding the president resign. and one of the world's top the race horse trainer is investigated down to being chipped sitting on a dead horse is coming up in sports with peta. the un is trying to raise funds to help those suffering from the war and yemen famine has yet to be declared the country but the u.n. warns it's close last year 1900000000 dollars was raised to help those struggling from food insecurity and malnutrition half of what was received the previous year u.n. data say people gave less last year because of hardship from the pandemic now with help from sweden and switzerland the goal is to raise $3850000000.00 to make up for last year's shortfall which on egeland is secretary general of the norwegian refugee council and former u.n. undersecretary general of humanitarian affairs he joins us now from santa thank you for your time so almost 400000000

killed a policeman and an elected official of india's ruling b j p party in the disputed region of kashmir another b j p councillor was also wounded police have blamed rebel fighters for the attack but none of the armed groups fighting against in general has claimed responsibility yet kashmir is divided between india and pakistan but claimed by both countries in its entirety at port staff in the galapagos islands have rescued 175 endangered baby talk says from a wildlife trafficker they'd been individually wrapped in plastic and put in a suitcase it's believed they were being brought to ecuador before being shipped elsewhere the reptiles can be sold for tens of thousands of dollars on the black market amanda fein is an associate director of the wildlife conservation society she says there's growing concern that the illegal wildlife trade is a driver of virus transmission. the wildlife trade is very complex and multi-factorial for sure there is the removal of wildlife from protected areas and natural lands to be consumed as food to be traded long distances to be sold as pets sometimes to be

and students in indian administered kashmir are returning to the classroom nearly one year after the pandemic forced schools to close the students had been forced to study at home even before the pandemic cheater a military crackdown in august 29th seen new delhi ended the beach and special status and put it under the direct rule of the central government's internet was cut off from local politicians uproots under house arrest was both branom has more from the indian capital new delhi. educational institutions schools universities have been closed for the better part of the past 18 months it began when the indian government revote the region's autonomy in august 19th and imposed a very strict curfew lockdown restrictions and just when they were starting to reopen again in february of last year they were open for about a month before the pandemic forced close. the closure closure of all schools and so today we have students from classes 9 to 12 that's between the ages of 14 and 18 going back to school we've spoken to students who said that they're very excited to be going back to be w

vaccination campaigns which started in january but the rollout has been slow to students in india and mr kashmir meanwhile are returning to the classroom almost a year after the pandemic forced schools to close students have been forced to study at home even before the pandemic due to military clampdowns and efforts to salvage the 2050 nuclear deal between iran and major world powers have stalled the white house says it's disappointed that iran has now ruled out informal discussions with its european allies iran's foreign ministry says it's too soon to be returning to the negotiating table right and you're up to date with the headlines kim's got your news out in about 25 minutes next women make change. for 4 weeks america in goal didn't protest every day all over the u.s. even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly pandemic. it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling i think people want change. and i think that by willing to do whatever it takes to get back on fr

indian army has been at it in a fee assault on their muslim border as you mention for 11 months now in kashmir but the indians also cooperate with the united states navy in the south china sea in the pacific area but that who are also have come up for discussion but also the major defense partnership india is a major defense partner of the united states they would have discussed ways of thinking that partnership forward joint exercises joint military exercises i should say. so it all for all of you know from the united states point of view this was a signal to all its allies in the region that we are here china continues to move large or not as a major security threat and the allies will be consulted and decon into account where as and when the united states takes any decisions in the area so that's likely to have been on the agenda in the talks today but our fathers and their trust the u.s. is it likely to agree full cooperation with within the and indeed the court of course which met with last week. there and all the racing. but where there was a long period of time when there was a trust de

called for a total economic shutdown to protest against the military cool police in indian administered kashmir say at least 168 rohingya refugees have been sent to the holding center for possible deportation to myanmar an estimated 5000 rohingya muslims live in the region after they fled the crackdown in the on line 2017 at least 20 people have been killed in a series of explosions at a military base in equitorial guinea is the largest city bata more than 600 others were injured the president says it was caused by the mishandling of dynamite's libya's parliament is gathering for a crucial vote on whether to endorse a new interim unity government prime minister designate a deal hamid dabashi met with members ahead of the vote the u.n. is overseeing the process which it hopes will unite the country following a cease fire deal between libya's 2 rival administrations if the government is approved it will see a country towards elections in december that saudi arabia 'd is promising to take all necessary measures to protect itself after yemen's who the rebels launch another attack on his energy faci

police in indian administered kashmir say at least 168 rangar refugees have been sent to a holding center for possible deportation as an estimated 5000 were living in the region. at least 20 people have been killed in a series of explosions at a military base in equitorial guinea's largest city of data one in 600 people were injured the president says it was caused by the mishandling of dynamite's. so he arabia's promising to take all necessary measures to protect itself after yemen's who these launched another attack on its energy facilities on sunday the saudi aramco plans and darren was targeted by a ballistic missile with the rebel say it was a much bigger assault. it's international women's day and in india women to central center stage at the monthlong farmers protests when a 20000 gathered at the sites near daly's border with the state of her iana the protesters are demanding the scrapping of new laws that they say will ruin their livelihoods and that's you're up to date stay with us here on our jazeera inside story is next. with elections lead to stability and ivory coast votes is

given that the indian army has been in a face off on the him on the inboard for the 11 months now in kashmir. the indians also cooperate with the united states navy in the south china sea in the pacific area that would also have come up for discussion also the major defense fatness ship india is a major defense partner of the united states they would have discussed ways of thinking that partnership forward joint exercises joint military exercises i should say. overall you know from the united states point of view this was a signal to all its allies in the region that we are here china continues. as a major security threat and that allies will be consulted and taken into account whereas and when the united states takes any decisions in the area if the u.s. ever gets together a 1000 ships me has spoken of doing including the ships of all its allies the indian navy which is $100.00 ship navy is going to be right up there the top of that group big so there is there has been a lot of cooperation many joint exercises many creating exercises and sort of a building up of interoperability between the

especially given that the indian army has been in a face off on the him on the border for 11 months now in kashmir. the indians also cooperate with the united states navy in the south china sea in the pacific area that would also have come up for discussion also the major defense patna ship india is a major defense partner of the united states they would have discussed ways of thinking that partnership forward joint exercises joint military exercises i should say. overall you know from the united states point of view this was a signal to all its allies in the region that we are here china continues. as a major security threat and that allies will be consulted and taken into account whereas when the united states takes any decisions in the area if the us ever gets together of 1000 ships me it has spoken of doing including the ships of all its allies the indian navy which is $100.00 ship navy is going to be right up there the top of that group big so there is there has been a lot of cooperation many joint exercises many creating exercises and sort of a building up of interoperability between the ind

for total economic shutdown and protest against the military coup and police in indian administered kashmir say at least 160 refugees have been sent to a holding center for possible deportation that's after hundreds were taken to a stadium in germany on saturday that's yet to date to stay where this inside story is next. owners there are sort of tell us a real case were. compensated civilians when we listen to the only music you hear is your own the most beautiful music in the world in silence we meet with the global music makers and talk about the stories that are known to 0. with elections lead to stability in ivory coast votes is their choose a new parliament of followers for filing a presidential election so will this western african country who come to terms this is inside story. hello again welcome to the program today with me pizza topping our after months of political turmoil verses of cast their ballots to choose legislatures in ivory coast the poll is seen as a test of the nation's debility after a presidential election last november did lead to violence at least 85 people were ki

police in india and administers kashmir based 168 for him to refugees have been sent to a holding center for possible deportation it's part of an increased effort to check for valid documents there's an estimated 5000 muslims living in the region who fled the military crackdown 2017. syrian president bashar assad and his wife asked have both contracted coronavirus both show minus symptoms and reportedly in good health syria has had more than 15000 cases and 1000 confirmed deaths from the virus the testing capabilities a limit in the war ravaged nation actual numbers are thought to be much higher amid a recent surge of infections israel has started vaccinating palestinians who cross the border for work out west indians who work on the construction of illegal israeli settlements are also being inoculated a force that reports from the occupied west bank. after a small pilot program last week in a delay to the start of this process on sunday this is the 1st day proper other plants are vaccinate more than 120000 residents of the occupied west bank those with permits to work either in israel o

revolution is needed to overturn the coup scott hodler al-jazeera police in southern india that minister of kashmir are locked in a gun fight with a suspected rebel on person a died and champion with a standoff is taking place security forces of cordoned off the area and trying to detain the gunman. iran's foreign minister says after 4 years of what he calls a u.s. economic terrorism washington needs to build good faith with tehran before any nuclear deal talks can begin to balance a reach made comments at a virtual conversation with the european policy center. on anybody who needed are not just punishing. them as you know so. then i can not pass that test in a miserable. we passed the test. as john kerry would say under our belt so let's. let's get something under the belt of the united states some record some. and then come back and talk about it and then it will be the next administration you know down and my successor being discussed that. libya's new unity government has been sworn into office at a ceremony into brooke it's part of a u.n. back to effort to bring stability ahead of elections de

the indian army has been at the in the face off on the him on the on board for the 11 months now in kashmir the indians also cooperate with the united states navy in the south china sea in the pacific area that would also have come up for discussion but also the major defense partnership india is a major defense partner of the united states they would have discussed ways of thinking that partnership forward joint exercises joint military exercises i should say. overall you know from the united states point of view this was the signal to all its allies in the region that we are here china continues to do large or not as a major security threat and the allies will be consulted and taken into account whereas and when the united states takes any decisions in the area if the u.s. ever gets together of 1000 ships me it has spoken of doing including the ships of all its allies the indian navy which is $100.00 ship navy is going to be right up there that don't have that group big so there is there has been a lot of cooperation many joint exercises many creating it. and sort of a building up of inte

certain segment off the bottom 3 what do they need to the indians instead went to and declare that kashmir was a union territory not we don't question it as a certain area which is also disputed by china because china does these things everybody jumps to the side even when when the other countries do it sorry if you have to jump in here we have to go to a heartbreaking f. about heartbreak your discussion on us china relations stay with our troops. who were. there are tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to the person who falsely from the past actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a post confession is taken the case is closed and nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession and one that isn't. the 2021 variant of the housing crisis is to pump money into the economy so that all the assets held on the balance sheet of warren buffett in public banks go up in value and that the people that lost a lot

parade amazed that made a televised address some ceremonies were also held in pakistan administered kashmir prime minister iran comm was unable to attend since he tested positive for covert 19 last week. after a delay of more than a year the olympic torch relay for the tokyo 2020 games has begun the flame started its journey from fukushima which was devastated by a tsunami and earthquake 10 years ago and reports. you know policies say cutting cutting a stop at long last the torch relay begins in japan for the olympic games. our football star. who was the 1st to carry the flame 10000 others will take it to every part of the country. it's shining a light on the progress made since fukushima was devastated by an earthquake tsunami and nuclear disaster 10 years ago. on the long road to tokyo it's hoped the relay will generate excitement for the games but many are wondering why it's still happening as a country is still battling cove it. so how could i see what it would be sad to see the olympics cancelled but the priority now is to end the pandemic we can still postpone it and hold the games wh

to a certain segment off the bottom 3 what do they need to the ians instead went and declared that kashmir was a union territory not the question and as a certain area which is also disputed by china because china does these things everybody jumps to the side when when when the other countries do it sorry if you have to jump in here we have to go to a heartbreaking f. about heartbreak the discussion around us china relations stay with our caps. tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to you the person who falsely fast actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a false confession is taken the case is closed and nobody really can tell the difference between. someone that is a. bring . welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered and peter is about to remind you we're talking about the u.s. china relationship. oh yes go back to mr google in washington d.c. we're talking about perceptions of chinese aggression go

certain segment off the bottom 3 what do they need to do they need is instead went and declared that kashmir was a union territory not we don't question it as a certain area which is also disputed by china but china does these things i'm pretty jealous of the site when it went in when the other countries do it sorry if you have to jump in here we have to go to a heartbreaking f. about heartbreak where discussion around us china relations stay with our troops. welcome back to cross top where all things are considered about to remind you we're talking about the u.s. china relationship. oh yes go back to mr google in washington d.c. we're talking about perceptions of chinese aggression go right ahead yeah exactly perceptions of chinese aggression you know let's let's be clear about it you know the chinese are plushy bit syria in terms of the way they handle many of these territorial aspects sources is an extension off diplomacy and politics but force within certain limits this is not force which is going to be used on the other side of the world and phobias so that cetera et cetera it's a very

in the news ahead schools in indian administers kashmir are reopening almost a year after the pandemic force classrooms to close and iran explains why it's rejecting a european offer of nuclear talks involving the united states. however there is spin and rather thought in try for a good path hole for in that china recently but we have got some clout and right around at present this is the situation in northern vietnam recently we're seeing a fair bit of wet weather coming through here and that west the weather will slide down into central i was a vietnam as we go on through the next couple of days some showers there too into cambodia easing across into thailand all the parts of the philippines also seeing some rather lively downpours from time to time elsewhere across the region is so much a case of the seasonal shower sunshine and showers through much of malaysia wet weather there into that's a western side of sumatra and the showers will continue unabated across a good part of indonesia turning up with the showers that we do have across northern parts of australia my concern over the