ah mustang, with some breaking news, the caribbean island nation of barbados has just become a republic after cutting ties with the british monarchy. this happened at the stroke of midnight albedo time and i will, oh, wait one minute, i'm 33 seconds just to pass that huge deadline celebrations a currently underway in the capitol bridge town. just to give you a bit of background, barbados gained independence from burson back in 1966, but it retained queen elizabeth as it's head of state. let's have a listening to the president elect, sandra mason, sandra approval of me soon. do swear that i will. well, and truly server barbados in the office of president. so help me god. the glucose is it. so that is the president elect or president. now, sandra mason ah, who is replacing the monarch queen elizabeth as head of states at barbados, will still remain as a member of the commonwealth group of nations at. but just to recap on that breaking news, the caribbean island nation of barbados has just become a republic off to cussing ties with the british monarchy. lot of celebrations through the nigh

ah, hello, the caribbean island agent barbados has just become a republic after ending its ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason was sworn in as president, replacing queen elizabeth as head of states. barbados gained independence from britain in 1966, but kept its system of monarchy in place. the country will still be a member of the commonwealth group of nations. our latin america editor lucio norman was at the festivities in bridgetown. it is quite an extraordinary occasion to become a republic. doesn't ever really most public since so long ago. but in the case of islands, many of them considered 16 of them to be exact. wellness of great britain, between the queen is the head of state. barbados has had a long and complete history trying to become what it says is a dependent nation. back in the 1600s, when great britain turned into really the capital, crushed major calling to become a slave slave colony on the porch. since then, it's many people such that i was on to become a truly independent nation. and so wanted to become in support. it's 55 years ago to day money tried to

the monarchy has been head of state in the caribbean island for the caribbean island for nearly 400 years. thatnds tomorrow. >> gearing up for a moment in history, this island nation is making a strong statement about how it sees itself. the prime minister of barbados says the time has come. >> we believe the unfinished business off not go past the anniversary than dependence. i am one of the biggest respecter's of her majesty, but equally i need to know that my people can also do the same thing in respect the same thing. >> a nation with a complex past, slave ships one stocked here. africans brought and exploited by the british. it's the sugarcane fields where many were forced to work, cutting down the crop before it was processed. the backbreaking labor led many to die young. after safely -- after slavery came to an end, barbados remained a british colony. despite gaining independence in 1966, the queen has remained head of state. it is about to change. the transition comes at a time of uncertainty. the pandemic has had a sharp impact on this island posse economy which relies heavily on

the monarchy has been head of state in the caribbean island for the caribbean island for nearly 400 years. thatnds tomorrow. >> gearing up for a moment in history, this island nation is making a strong statement about how it sees itself. the prime minister of barbados says the time has come. >> we believe the unfinished business off not go past the anniversary than dependence. i am one of the biggest respecter's of her majesty, but equally i need to know that my people can also do the same thing in respect the same thing. >> a nation with a complex past, slave ships one stocked here. africans brought and exploited by the british. it's the sugarcane fields where many were forced to work, cutting down the crop before it was processed. the backbreaking labor led many to die young. after safely -- after slavery came to an end, barbados remained a british colony. despite gaining independence in 1966, the queen has remained head of state. it is about to change. the transition comes at a time of uncertainty. the pandemic has had a sharp impact on this island posse economy whh relies heavily on t

the top stories on al jazeera, this our, the caribbean island nation of our beta. this is just become a republic after cutting ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in its presidents replacing queen elizabeth. i've had a fate, a quart me, and mar has delayed the verdicts in the trial of our leader on santucci until next week. she's accused different statements and violating cove in 1900 restrictions, so she has been detained since the military of power in february. us president joe biden says the new covered $900.00 variance is a cause for concern, but not panic. and he ruled out imposing locked downs and promised a new plan to come back. the pandemic francais iran must engage constructively in discussions to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal. representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the u. k. met iranian officials in vienna on monday. the u. s. is also attending but only holding talks and directly to her on one sanctions to be lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program. but i've got some of it. i think it's a great achieve

barbados, known as little england, is the most eastern caribbean island. it was a slave colony, known for its vast sugar fields and gained independence only 55 years ago. our betas has been one of the queens 16 realms, countries where she is head of state. >> there were demonstrations, but they were of enthusiasm and loyalty. reporter: but for many, it was time to cut the umbilical cord with the monarchy and declare barbados a republic. >> i feel positive one of us is able to run the country, make some decisions. >> we are trying to be independent, trying to be on our own. reporter: but others say the decision to break with the monarchy was imposed on them by the prime minister without consultation. >> just one day she says it's a republic and that was it. reporter: it is, in fact, more symbolic than anything else. the new president will have a largely ceremonial role and barbados will remain part of the british commonwealth under its current prime minister. prince charles is here as guest of honor. it is not his first trip to barbados, but as the represen

on this report, the caribbean island nation of robeto's is now a republic after ending its ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in as presidents replace and queen elizabeth as head of states. our latin america editor lucio norman, was at the festivities in bridgetown. ah, the declaration of the world news trip public was marked by celebrations ah, with the music song and dance that barbados is so well known for ah, but above all, it was time for solemnity. prince charles arrived for the last time as the representative of the queen by betus, his head of state mocking the end of the british monarchies, ties with the island to once known as britons, caribbean, crown jewel, the creation of this republic, over the new beginning. but it also marks a point on a continuum, a milestone on the long road. you have not only travelled, but which you have built. then the british military flag was lowered, replaced by one that represents only barbados, which now has a new president sandra mason. re now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this so that we may se

we start in the caribbean island nation of barbados. a cultural event is underway to mark its transition into the world's newest republic. will sever centuries—old ties to the british monarchy, losing queen elizabeth ii as head of state. the prince of wales, prince charles, is at the ceremony in the bridgetown. the english claimed barbados more than four hundred years ago and it became a focal point of the transatlantic slave trade. our correspondent daniela relph is in bridgetown. what relph is in bridgetown. is happening right now? mr are what is happening right now? - are now moving towards the main part of the official transition ceremony where the dignitaries will begin to arrive and we will have that moment where barbados�*s first ever president is sworn in and watching this here will be the prince of wales and it must be a night that perhaps tinged with a little sadness for him. you will receive a final military march past in his honour and take a final salute and then he will watch as the royal standard, the queen's flag, is

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ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories, the caribbean island nation of barbados has just become a republic of the cussing ties. but the british monarchy, queen elizabeth has been replaced as head of states by the ball bady and president sandra mason, who's been sworn in in the last hour. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this fall that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. for decades, we have had this course on to be about the transition of bobby at those store republic. today you bit andy, scores have become action. the world health organization is wanting the new as cave at 19 varian poses a very high risk of massage in infections on the chrome was fast detective in southern africa. last week president j bought and says the u. s. won't need additional restrictions to contain the variance. the trial of british socialite, delaine maxwell has begun in new york. the 59 year old is accused of naming the crimes of the convicted p to fall jeffrey epstein. she's denied any wrong doing verdict in the incitement trial. of man must oppose leader on

the caribbean island nation of barbados has just become a republic of the cussing. ties with the british monarchy. queen elizabeth has been replaced as head of states by the barbarian president, sandra mason, who's been sworn in in the last hour.

ah, i molly, insight into how he top stories on al jazeera, the caribbean island nation of barbados, has just become a republic on accounting ties with the british monarchy. celebrations on the way in the capital bridgetown barbados gained independence from burson. in 1966, but retained queen elizabeth assets, head of state monarch, has been replaced by the barbarian presidents sandra mason, who has been sworn in re now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this soul that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. for decades, we have had this course on the be about the transition of bobby at those store republic to day do bit and discourse have become action. breaking news now has been a blah sneer, the afghan capital. the explosion happened near a government school west, stiff kabul. they are, reports of injuries, but numbers are yet known. the world health organization is wanting. the newest coven 19 very imposes a very high risk of massage in infections. on the cross was fuss detected in southern africa last week. president joe biden says the u. s. won't ne

as visiting the french caribbean islands of guadalupe, he's insisting that french laws will be enforced that make covert 1900 vaccines, compulsory for health workers, the laws response riots important for testers of poof, mandatory vaccination. and my sex nation drive is underway in the philippines when we 40 percent of the population has been fully inoculated so far. that governments has also recently tightened its border controls in an effort to limit the spreads of the only con, variance of coal with 19 ah . in honduras fee left, one candidate seo, mar, castro has claimed victory in sunday's presidential election. castro told supporters that voters have reverse authoritarianism. the governing national party also announced that its candidates had one on durance in choosing a successor to go in leader one, orlando, hernandez, mont, or follow, has more from the home to and capital. it's been a jovial environment. people very much happy celebrating and we're val, uh, we've already heard from us. your mother cast it on herself who came out and spoke to her supporters stopping short of dec

island. it was a slave colony known for its vast sugar fields and gained independence only 55 years ago. we barbados has been one of the cleans 16 realms countries where she is head of state. and there were demonstrations that they were of enthusiasm and royalty. but for many, it was time to cut the umbilical cord with the monarchy by declaring barbados, a republic to wayne a bayesian as barbados call themselves cells, tiny salty fruit that grows by the seaside, a specialty here. he agrees with the change. it has to be a positive, but one of us is able to run the quote for, you know, it was made some decisions id rather be in the benefit. rent of your own jasa. so yeah, i guess guess. okay. but others like 19 year old kashana says that the decision to break with the monarchy was imposed on them by the prime minister without consultation. they wasn't even as this one did. she say, is it probably now, was it, it is in fact more symbolic than anything else. a new president will have largely cere

the caribbean island becomes the world's newest republic. queen elizabeth has been replaced as head of state by an elected president, dame sandra mason. there've been calls for britain to apologise and make reparations for slavery. the majority of barbados's population are descendants of africans shipped across the atlantic for the benefit of british colonists. barbados gained independence in 1966 but has now lost queen elizabeth ii as head of state. it will remain part of the british commonwealth and says it wants its relationship with britain to continue. stick with us here on bbc news, much more on that to come. hello there. it certainly has been a cold few days across the uk. but in recent hours, things have been changing — more cloud has been rolling its way in from the west, and with that, we've seen some milderair pushing in, these westerly winds bringing those milder conditions for most of us, away from the far north of scotland. so for the majority, tuesday morning is starting with a very different feel — temperatures in liverpo

and the caribbean island nation of barbados is becoming a republic. my cousin ties with the british monarchy prince charles has arrived for much for a transition ceremony, which will see queen elizabeth removed as its head of states are made us gainful independence from the u. k. in 1961, with the headlines stay, stay with this up front is next. i know, covering all of latin america for most of my career, but mil country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how and why a hidden pandemic within a pandemic. as a world marked worlds children's day last week, over a 1000000 children around the world are facing an uncertain future after losing a parent or caregiver to cobit 19. in fact, a recent study found that a child is orphaned by the pandemic. every 12 seconds with child welfare systems in most countries already weakened by lack of funds and resources. are we prepared to deal with this crisis? will ask one of the office of that report. but 1st, in the united states, the majority of parents are hesitant to vaccinate younger children. what's behin

the caribbean island nation of barbados has declared itself a republic. the monarch will be replaced by bob ady and president elect. sandra mason massey, newman reports from the capital bridge town. barbados, known as little england, is the most eastern li, caribbean island. it was a slave colony known for its vast sugar fields and gained independence only 55 years ago. but we barbados has been one of the cleans 16 realms countries where she is head of state. and there were demonstrations, but they were of enthusiasm and royalty. but for many, it was time to cut the umbilical cord with the monarchy by declaring barbados a republic. to wayne a bayesian as barbados ins call themselves cells, tiny, salty fruit that grows by the seaside, a specialty here. he agrees with the change. i feel as we are probably one of us is able to run the quote for, you know, it was the mit from decisions did read of any banner began to be on our own jasa. so yeah, i guess, guess audio, but others like 19 year old kashana says that the decision to break with the monarchy was imp

the french caribbean islands of guadalupe have been put under a curfew after 5 days of violet.

island to a standstill. the demonstrating against covered 19 restrictions and long standing economic problems. the french government has called for com, but as natasha butler reports, officials from paris are yet to make a trip to the island cause the forced to turn back as protesters block road on the french caribbean. island of guadalupe where anger continues to simmer. what began more than a week, it goes the strike of the mandatory vaccines. the health workers is now full blown demonstration against the french government. people here say they didn't trust the vaccines. all politicians in paris, no problem. what would really book or proposal the problems and guadalupe run deep . the cost of living is high. there is no training for young people have no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us bought off hoss demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road, the links,

now, an ongoing strike and guadalupe has kept the french caribbean island at a standstill for a 2nd week denouncing cobit 19 restrictions on long standing economic problems. protest has remained defiant while the french government does call for calm, but no officials from paris have yet made a trip to the island. natasha buck. the reports calls of forced to turn back as protesters block road on the french caribbean island of guadalupe, where anger continues to simmer. what began more than a week ago, as a strike of a mandatory vaccines for health workers, is now full blown demonstration against the french government. people here say they don't trust the vaccines. all politicians in paris. the problem i wasn't really book or proposal, the problems and guadalupe frontier. the cost of living is high and there is no training for young people, no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us. but while i've hoss demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road

last week in the caribbean island nation of beethoven will become a republic and under an hour when it comes to ties with the british monarchy, the mono will be replaced by the bar bady and president elect. sandra mason. iran says its optimistic health for the 1st day of talk in vienna aimed at toms in 2015 nuclear representatives from russia. china, germany from the u. k. with iranian officials. us is also that, but only holding talks in directly opening statements have begun in the trial of the british social it delaine maxwell. she's accused of enabling the crimes of the late sex offender jeffrey epstein, who took his own life 2 years ago while awaiting his trial. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to the charges. gabriel elizondo the latest from new york. jeffrey epstein and glen maxwell met a young girl in a park bench, befriended her, and then later sexually abused her to protect her identity. prosecutors called her jane. she was 14 years old and the abuse went on for years and occurred and several of epstein homes in florida, new mexico and new york. that was just one of the accusat

not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations of shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. sit back, i'm sick lest you. this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a waiting shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes could cry. the situation in guadalupe is tense. a strike that began more than a week ago of a mandatory cove. it vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the french government and become entrenched as protest is continued to block the islands, major roads. there is a massive tailback of calls on this road and i've been speaking to some of the people in the cause in what they say they've been waiting for more than an hour and what they're waiting for is for that blockade up there to be cleared and once it is, the police will le

a striking guadalupe has kept the french caribbean island at a standstill for a 2nd week to lansing cove, with 19 restrictions, longstanding, socio economic problems protest. as our defiant, the french government was called for. com, but no representative from paris has made a trip to the island yet natasha butler is there cause of forced to turn back as protesters block road on the french caribbean island of guadalupe, where anger continues to simmer. what began more than a week ago, as a strike of a mandatory vaccines for health workers, is now full blown demonstration against the french government. people here say they don't trust the vaccines, all politicians in paris. the problem or when we believe vocal people for the problems and guadalupe frontier, the cost of living is high and there is no training for young people, no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us apart while i've hoss demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road, the links,

now an ongoing strike, and guadalupe has kept the french caribbean island at a standstill for a 2nd week, denouncing colbert 19 restrictions and long standing economic problems. protest has remained defiant. the french government is called for calm, but no officials in paris have yet made a trip to the island. natasha butler reports cause of forced to turn back as protesters block road on the french caribbean island of guadalupe, where anger continues to simmer. what began more than a week, it goes a strike of the man to treat vaccines. the health workers is now full blown demonstration against the french government. people here say they don't trust the vaccines. all politicians in paris, the problem, my wife, willie booker to po for the problems and guadalupe run deep. the cost of living is high. there is no training for young people have no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us bought off off demonstrate as of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road, th

the french caribbean islands of guadalupe have also been put under curfew after 5 days of violent protests against david 19 restrictions. they one is allowed on the strings between 6 pm and 5 am. sale of petrol. incomes is no longer allowed. frances, sending special police and counter terrorism officers in response to looting and arson. the china has downgraded its diplomatic ties. with lithuania, it follows the baltic nation allowing taiwan to open a representative office in its capital vilios. the u. s. has been standing by its nato ally against its rival, china. washington has rejected what it's referred to as other countries interfering in lithuania, relationship with taiwan. let's speak to ben y hardy sher tall. he's an adjunct professor of political science and international affairs at temple university in japan. join me now via skype from take a good time with us. on the program, lithuania is no different to any other european country and the u. k. should say within the e u and the u. k, who have either some sort of tie when he's representation on the soil. why has china taken on br

not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations have shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last year, this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes to cry. the situation in guadalupe is a strike that began more than a week ago as a mandatory covey. vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the french government and become entrenched as protesters continue to block the island major road. there is a massive tailback who calls on this road and i've been speaking to some of the people in the cars. and what they say is, i've been waiting for more than an hour and what they're waiting for is that blockade up there to be cleared. and once it is, the police will let them all for b

island. it was a slave colony known for its vast sugar fields and gained independence only 55 years ago. but we barbados has been one of the cleans 16 realms countries where she is head of state. and there were demonstrations, but they were of enthusiasm and loyalty. but for many, it was time to cut the umbilical cord with the monarchy by declaring barbados, a republic. wayne evasion as by bay dns called themselves cells, tiny salty fruit, the grows by the seaside, a specialty here. he agrees with the change, i feel to be a positive, but one of us is able to run the quote for, you know, it was a bit from decisions did read of any benefit going to be on our own yontsa. so yeah, i guess guess. okay. but others, like 19 year old could shawna says that the decision to break with the monarchy was imposed on them by the prime minister without consultation. it wasn't even at say that one day as you see if the properly and now was it. it is, in fact, more symbolic than anything else. a new president

islands of guadalupe. i've been put under a curfew after 5 days. a violent protests against cobra. 19 restrictions. no one's allowed on the streets between 6 pm and 5 am. france is sending special police.

the caribbean island of barbados has become the world's newest republic, after replacing the queen as its head of state with a new president. prince charles, in a speech in the capital bridgetown to mark the occasion, acknowledged that british history had forever been stained by the atrocity of slavery. barbados is regarded as the birthplace in the 17th century of british slaving society in the caribbean. the country will remain in the commonwealth. from bridgetown, here's daniela relph. the world's newest republic, and a show of national pride. this constitutional shift in barbados is about asserting self—confidence and shedding the links to its colonial past. some of this country's most well—known names were among the vip guests attending the transition ceremony. and also here to watch it all play out, the prince of wales, invited to see his mother removed as head of state. the first time that has happened anywhere in 30 years. for the final time on this caribbean island, he viewed a military march past and took the final salute. and then the symbolic moment of transition. as th

between that particular caribbean island in the uk.— island in the uk. it is, and there island in the uk. it is, and there is two really _ island in the uk. it is, and there is two really important, - island in the uk. it is, and there| is two really important, symbolic things as part of that handover — prince charles is travelling to barbados for the handover, and he, as the telegraph knows, will acknowledge and apologise, for the first time as a member of the royal family, for britain's role in slavery and the horrors that were exacted by britain against countries like barbados. but as part of that, prince charles has a very strong relationship with the prime minister of barbados, and it does look like a big part of this is the attempt to acknowledge those sins of the past and shift into a new relationship that doesn't have to could be quite close between the uk and barbados, but one that allows, with any luck, both countries to feel a bit more comfortable in the way they move forward together with the acknowledgement of an apology for britain's prev

he says the current jobs may not be as effective against on the con, the caribbean island nation of barbados has become a republic ending its time of the british monarchy, sandra mason beforehand as president. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this. so that we may seize the full substance, abra sovereignty. for decades, we have had discourse and debate about the transition of barbados store. republic to day did bit and discourse have become action. her report and australia has found that one and 3 people working in the federal parliament has experience sexual harassment. the independent inquiry into parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by the prime minister, scott morrison. more than half of those who responded to the investigation said that experienced at least one incident of harassment. although the headlines announce back to al jazeera, correspond that one is often this is the day i've been waiting for the last 25 years. the last 5 years i've been working on this all have put everything i've been last year mostly was related to this not, nor was told i thi

there's been unrest on the caribbean island over compulsory coven, 19 vaccinations, and other restrictions. australia is deploying more soldiers and police officers to the solomon islands in an effort to restore com after several days of rioting. at least 3 people have died. some estimate say more than 50 buildings in the capital, honey, arrow burnt down. dozens of people have been arrested. many say an indefinite overnight curfew has helped to quell the violence. more than $400.00 refugees and migrants who waited for days to be allowed into a port disembarked in the italian town of augusta. rescued by the german humanitarian group. see watch. nearly half of those picked up children the most across the mediterranean, without their parents. the arrival was delayed as covert 19 and other tests were undertaken. well, those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after our 0 correspondence, stating thanks so much bye. for now. the disease of the day i have been waiting for the last 25 years, but last 5 years i've been working on this all have put everything i've been last year mos

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she denies any wrongdoing. caribbean island nation of barbados will become a republic in a matter of hours when it comes to ties with the british monarchy. barbados gained independence from britain in 1966, but retained queen elizabeth as its head of state. the country will remain a member of the commonwealth group of nations. those are the headlines when this is next. ah ha. easy. a deal with louis e got hung on good night. oh no, i'm not well yeah, but ah, one could they hold em. i come pod t could it keep law many anal. busy slow to one cup item that i need to teach you have to my day and in the condo plan, where you will be on the not get beat out. and it's sassy the app ada champion job to pompey. like up in the bottom. what do you know how to apply to tool ties idea, man, i'm co fun, be teeny cotton piano medical fun. no matter what am i allowed to get on about there when level die in fun? pull math and fun. now lucy, b, a die to ma'am and to mich happened, didn't buy. now they'll go to the chin a what he sat down latin one could come on. well, i would a lot them by level in my

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in a speech to mark the occasion, prince charles acknowledged british history on the caribbean island had forever been stained by the atrocity of slavery. from bridgetown, here's daniela routh. >> the shifting sands of constitutional change, this is now the republic of barbados. practically, things look the same. symbolically, it is very different. the show of self-confidence and a clean break from aspects of a colonial past. >> the order of freedom in barbados. >> the first major event hosted, the national honor ceremony in bridgetown. the honor system has been restructured and references to the british crown removed. >> national hero of barbados. >> among those recognized, rihanna, violence most successful export, who came home to witness the birth of this new republic. she was honored as a national hero. >> barbadian's are proud people, we are probably the proudest people i know. and no matter where i go in the world, i take that pride with me. no matter where we go. the world will know -- i will be to the day i die. this is still the only place i've ever called home. >> last night

part of it awaits him as he is now heading towards the caribbean island of martinique. the goal is to raise awareness of environmental issues affecting the world's oceans. so many people doing ambitious things to raise awareness about the environment. thank you for watching world news ameri narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ >> good evening. i am judy woodruff. tonight, the u.s. and china. president biden meets with president xi jinping, amid tensions and an uncertain future. then, inflation fears, as prices on everyday goods surge, larry summers has advised for washington policymakers. we hear from him. and, searching for justice, why older people face larger pro hurdles and he

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there has been unrest on the caribbean island of a compulsory covered 19th, vaccinations, and other restrictions, australia's deploying more soldiers and police officers to the solomon islands in an effort to restore com. after several days of writing, at least 3 people have died. some estimate say more than 50 buildings in the capital, honey ira were burnt down and dozens of people have been placed under arrest. so those were the headlines and is continues here now to 0 after foot lives statement. thanks for watching bye for now. on counts in the course, count japan's new prime minister, tackle income inequality plus will the world trade organization health book countries to secure po with 19 vaccines will be speaking to the w t. o is new director general counting the cost on al jazeera a move one of one day, someone just came here to the house and just took it away. and you never saw your parents. and i never told you why. oh, she was only 9. and my grand daughter's will be here soon. so thinking back, lou toggles her mind that this happened and what had to go through a digital group of canada

schools were shut across the caribbean island on monday. this after protests and days of rioting and looting. paris sent in police and special forces to try to restore order. the demonstrations were triggered by mandatory vaccination for health care workers and the implementation of a covid-19 health pass for restaurants and other venues across france. in chile, major political changes afoot after an election there. a conservative candidate has narrowly defeated a leftist candidate on sunday. this sets thetage for a runoff in december. he also took power away from the congressional leftist coalition in the senate and weakened the power in the lower senate also. this after two years of dramatic street protests and the election of a left-wing body to rewrite the constitution. we have more. reporter: he is in pole position for the second round of the election, and he assures investors in the market in general. it is kind of a surprise because leftist voters will have been demanding change for the past couple of years. remember the widespread p

as accused moscow of mobilizing tens of thousands of soldiers near its border, the caribbean island nation of barbados has just become a republic after cutting ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in as president, replacing queen elizabeth as head of states. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. for decades, we have had discourse and debate about the transition of bobby at those store republic. to day debate and discourse have become action. a report in australia has found one in 3 people working in the federal parliament has experience sexual harassment. the independent inquiry into parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by prime minister at scott morrison. like any one who will in this building, i find the statistics that are presented there, of course, appalling and disturbing. i wish i found the more surprising but i find them just as a boy and that's why the actions i think that are recommended to cover all the territory that i'm unable to take us forward. and what i've se

the caribbean island nation at barbados has become a republic ending its ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason was sworn in as the president after the country removed, queen elizabeth as its head of state. barbados gained independence from britain in 1966, but kept the system of monarchy. the country will still be a member of the commonwealth group of nations. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. for decades, we have had discourse on the b about the transition of bobby at the store republic to day do bit and discourse have become action. protest has ensued on our preparing to march to the presidential palace to oppose the military take over there, demanding a civilian government and the replacement of police chiefs. although the headlines, i'll have more news for you here. off to al jazeera correspondent, do you stay with us? ah ah, my name is gotham singh. i work like a da 0. making documentary. there was since i was a little boy in my small village in india. my dream was to make body terms. s

island of guadalupe after days of violent protests against cope at 19 restrictions. its longstanding grievances of poverty and inequality. the protest civils i spoke to the neighboring island of martinique and health officials in the us are concerned about another potential surgeon cobit $900.00 cases that says millions of americans travel for the thanksgiving holiday. this week travels expected to be near pre pandemic levels, despite most states seeing rise in case numbers. sweden's 1st female prime minister has resigned ours op a. she was confirmed by parliament magdalena anderson was leading a minority coalition with the green party. but it quit when the new budget was rejected. anderson says she hopes to try again as the leader of a single party government. the process is now the hands of parliaments. speaker. well those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after our sad master of chaos station. thanks for watching bye, for now. ah, ah, the civil war in syria has now been fought for more than a decade. around half a 1000000 syrians have died in th

i know when i could, if he was holding on the french caribbean island of guadalupe after days of violent protests against cobra, 1900 restrictions, it stirred long standing grievances of poverty. the protest have spread to the neighboring island of martinique, as well as in more writing in the capital of the solomon islands. despite the government imposing a 36 hour locked down, demanding prime minister manasseh vari resign. i say the island has been neglected fine to government and the son of libya's former leader, more mock adolphe has been borrowed from running in next month's presidential election safe. alice land offi is one of 25 candidates who've been bought from standing. so those were the headlines and he's continues here on now to 0 after democracy, maybe stadium, thanks for watching pop in less than a year. capital high in the middle east. well, in preparation the country, it's staging a major problem. and the 16 nations going head to head in 6 potter felt stadium to 20. 20. okay. we'll keep you across the action as capital prepared for the regions . the biggest thing of the f

more protests are taking place against cove at 19 restrictions on the caribbean island of guadalupe. the island is a french overseas territory and there is anger at rules being brought in from thousands of kilometers away in paris. protests of also spread to the neighboring french island of martinique, where an overnight curfew has just been imposed. natasha butler has worn off what a loop. this is one of the main hospitals in the city to be in lou plan. if there is a protest or some dozens of health workers, they all angry that the french government has imposed mandatory vaccination on all medical workers. now, i must point out that the rules are the same for metropolitan from here and what move and help work and say was spoken to the effect that they don't want to be forced as getting the vaccine because some of them don't trust the pharmaceutical companies that don't feel comfortable with the vaccine. others feel as if this is something simply been imposed on that level less area just as real thin. not trusting the french government and trusting the advice of the french government

there have been celebrations on the caribbean island nation of barbados, which is now of republic ending ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in this president, replace in. queen elizabeth says, head of state or latin america, it is. we'll see in human was at the facilities in bridgetown. ah, the declaration of the world's newest republic was marked by celebrations ah, with the music song and dance that barbados is so well known for ah, but above all, it was time for solemnity. prince charles arrived for the last time as the representative of the queen by businesses head of state, marking the end of the british monarchies, ties with the island to once known as britain is caribbean, crown jewel, the creation of this republic of the new beginning. but it also marks a point on a continuum, a milestone on the long road. you have not only travelled, but which you have bills. then the british military flag was lowered, replaced by one that represents only barbados, which now has a new president, sandra mason. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. we do th

>> reporter: well, philip, it means happy birthday, barbados the caribbean island became independent from britain in 1956 it's retained the queen as its head of state. there are now only 15 countries, like ja make car, bahamas, canada and australia prince charles was on hand as the queen's royal sovereign was lowered the last time. speaking at the event, he talked about slavery, a background of that island and british rule, which he says forever sustains our histories. he also spoke about the continuing relationship between the two countries. the queen also sending her good wishes and happiness and prosperity to the people of bar bar dos as the first ever president was sworn in the prime minister on hand along with the most famous, rihanna, what a party you can't have a party there without her. guys >> i have been fortunate enough to be there at one point barbados knows how to party. chapman, thank you. >>> up next, it is down to the wire when it comes to the. in the sea hawk showdown with the washington football team comes down to one last play. >> nbc news' steve sedgwick will take

not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations of shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last year, this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a waiting shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes to cry. the situation in guadalupe is tense. a strike that began more than a week ago of a mandatory coven. vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the french government and become entrenched as protest is continued to block the islands, major roads. there is a murphy tailback of calls on this road. and i've been speaking to some of the people in the cause and what they say they've been waiting for more than an hour and what they're waiting for is for that blockade up there to be cleared. and once it is, the police will let the

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