serbia suffers from disorganised traffic. it is kind of a huge problem regarding air pollution here in serbia, notjust in belgrade. the authorities say belgrade's streets carry 80,000 more cars than they did five years ago. and many of those are older, less efficient models rejected in wealthier parts of europe. getting more people on bikes would help but safe cycling paths like this are not widespread in belgrade and riding in smog isn't exactly pleasant. i avoid cycling when the pollution gets really high, and i do check the pollution levels on certain days, and then i decide if i'm going to cycle or not. but if we could get more people on bikes it would really help decreasing the pollution in the city. industry, power and heating add to the pollution. so, a quick fix to this chronic problem seems unlikely. but serbia needs fresh thinking to give people a chance to breathe. guy delauney, bbc news, belgrade. the world war one film ‘1917‘ was the big winner at the bafta film awards last night, taking home seven prizes in

is project to toulouse 39 percent of its population are remaining 30 percent serbia 24 percent of the governor 29 percent and so on so it's a very serious problem and it is not a simple problem as a leader said but it's basically 3 issues which are combined it's emigration low birth rate and the fact that there's no integration you put all of those 3 together and that's what you get you get a region critical demographic decline we are on you tube right now so people are falling on you david jumped on super early today eastern europe especially he says has a history of changing a migrating populations changing demographics and population is not a process that can be stopped of assisted he said you went abroad for a while you studied abroad and then you came back this idea of trying to stop people from leaving is that even aesthetic. i wouldn't call it stop people from leaving actually firm believer of giving people the opportunity to better themselves find opportunities and actually being engaged wherever they are in the world so our mission to which by the way is a word play on here a

our concern on behalf of the republic of serbia the full force or will you. model builder in the future and we will be able to stabilize the region and to secure the peace for the next decades which is over now for significance for all the inhabitants of the us suppose the resource of what we are signing today gives another positive message that there will be more peace more stability more development into board jobs exactly what costs a vote serbia and the whole region need. and there are some 35 world leaders as well as hundreds of politicians and diplomats attending the munich security conference the 3 day summit is one of the world's top gatherings focused on security and foreign policy issues there speak to our diplomatic editor james space who is in munich for us so james already some positive news with this serbia kosovo deal tell us more about what else is on the agenda. well as ever with these sort of events yes things happen on the main stage and there are lots and lots of speakers in many ways though it's what happens in the margins of a meeting li

is project to lose 39 percent of its population at mania 30 percent serbia 24 percent for governor 29 percent and so on so it's a very serious problem and it is not a simple problem as a leader said but it's basically 3 issues which are combined it's immigration low birth rate and the fact that there's no immigration you put all of those 3 together and that's what you get you get over a region critical demographic decline we are on you tube right now so people falling on david jumped on super early today eastern europe especially he says has a history of changing a migrating populations changing demographics and population is not a process that can be stopped of assisted he said you went abroad for a while you studied abroad and then you came back this idea of trying to stop people from leaving is that even aesthetic. i don't call it stop people from leaving actually firm believer of giving people the opportunity to better themselves find opportunities and actually being engaged wherever they are in the world so our mission to which by the way is a word play on here and there in bulga

a skilled sector the tech sector i was on last week in serbia reporting a story about the tech sector there and it's absolutely fascinating they have no problems retaining people because they pay people well and life is comparatively cheap in serbia so skilled people in that sector are staying and not only that but many of the bosses in that sector people who are running high the foreign companies based in serbia or they're running. serbian startups many of them absolutely just like has been has been described have been abroad and cumber as i said was if you read my mind 10 i want to play a little clip from a zoya cooch who talks about the reasons why people believe in eastern europe but also one reason why they might want to come back and that's talk have a listen. in terms of brain drain in serbia there we noticed 2 main reasons that people to leave one is general environment and due to bad rule of law or corruption and there are things that influence it and the other is financial reason people not being able to find jobs or earn enough money when we talk about the tech sector this

in fact,nly eht other countries worldwide have a more serious problem than serbia. the authorities say belgrade's streets carry 80,000 more cars than they did five years ago. and many of those are old less efficient models, rejecd wealthier parts of europe. getting more people on bikes would help but safe cycling paths like this aren't widespread in belgrade and riding in sg isn exactly pleasant. industry, power and heating add to the pollution, so a quick fix to this chronic problem seems unlikely. t serbia needs fresh thinking to give people a chance to breathe. ♪[music] >> the u.k. government has ntal changes to the way convicted terrorists are handled following yesterday's knife attackn south london. a man was shot dead by police, after he shot two people. he'd recently been freed from prison after serving half a sentence for terrorism offens. here's our special correspondent, lucy manreng. rter: this unfortunately is not the first time a high street, forensic teams police investigating an attack, a former prisoner using his eedom to try a kill. yesterday, it

republic of serbia the whole of force of will for you. model brother in the future a real be able to stabilize the region and secure the peace for the next decades which is for not for significance for all the inhabitants of the us simple homes what we are signing today gives another positive message that there will be more pace more stability more development and board jobs exactly what corsa vote serbia and the whole region need. the president of belarus says that he's facing increasing pressure from moscow to join russia in a unified state the 2 months russia has cut oil supplies to better routes which relies on its neighbor for 80 percent of its energy president alexander lukashenko says that it's part of russia's push to merge the countries look shanker faces reelection this year has governed for 2 decades says that he will find alternative markets for oil. iraqi women are defying a call by a leading cleric to stop protesting alongside men. is calling for the segregation of men and women jews in unity alcohol drinking and illegal dru

our olympic sports reporter nick hope is in serbia for us... a few years ago did not even the british went and thought limbic qualification would be possible because they said we had no support. scott ba eza because they said we had no support. scott baeza seating of a set of very impounded to london 2012, all of that support from your case participated in this case. he had just survived on a shoestring budget despite that they had achieved possible winning the silver and finishing 500 basket. that's a caring family here at the olympic qualification event. if they can achieve a result pickets in a place that tokyo 2020 of the next few days at the chance farm days i could transform each at this point. to get to the actual pics, if that doesn't change thing what can? it's really not amazing for us not only what he said to get to expect to prove that gp basketball deserved that we deserve to get funding. but we have done already. with a little bit more support, we might do more. great britain has to face great britain and china that was the origin

china where the original hosts of this event, but it was switched to serbia, following the outbreak of the coronavirus. that might be seen as a disadvantage to many nations because of the changed plans, but for great britain, it is seen as an advantage to help them towards their goal.|j was very anxious about it because i had family members messaging me, have you seen about this narrowsand isaid, yeah, have you seen about this narrowsand i said, yeah, but it is in this place, don't worry about it, trying not to radiate my anxiousness and stress about it to everyone else because this is a great opportunity that we have. i didn't want this now is to stop us from our goals, but... now we are back on track. serbia is much closer, we have more time to prepare, soi much closer, we have more time to prepare, so i am happy about this. you are playing at the top level, so any game is going to be difficult. it is going to be hard and it is not going to be given to us, we have to fight for it. that is our mindset going into every game. everyone wants that ticket, we are not the only ones that wan

marching in the hope of a better future refugees gather at serbia's border with hungary to demand entry into the e.u. country. hello a chinese doctor who was among the 1st to raise the alerts about the corona virus outbreak has died from the illness and that's led to the outpouring of anger against the government's liang 1st issued warnings about the virus in december but police accuse the 34 year old of scare mongering now the government's anticorruption body is sending investigators to look into this case and president xi jinping has spoken with donald trump by phone telling him that beijing's efforts to contain the outbreak are achieving results and the commissioner of china's foreign ministry in hong kong has called for the country to unite against the virus . love of balance time useless and didn't. define the rampant violence we did chinese have stood for together. in the ongoing battle that people. chose to lock down the city for the sake of others. waiting patiently for the dawn of a new day. so the world health organization says it's too soon to know if the virus has reached it

they had to beat spain in their qualifying tournament in serbia, but lost 79 points to 69. they had already lost to china and south korea in belgrade, those two sides and spain have all qualified for the tokyo games. neil robertson leads graeme dott 5—2 in the opening session of the world grand prix final in cheltenham. robertson is playing in his third consecutive ranking final, having won the european masters a fortnight ago and he was runner—up at the german masters last weekend. they'll play to a finish tonight. that's all the sport for now.

probably can say on behalf of the republic of serbia the whole of force. will feel. a model builder in the future a real be able to stabilize the region and secure the peace for the next decades which is often not more significance for all the inhabitants who are simple homes what we are signing today gives another positive message that there will be more peace more stability more development into board jobs exactly what costs a vote serbia and the whole region need. to mean excuse the conference this year features more than $35.00 world leaders along with hundreds of politicians and diplomats the 3 day summit is one of the world's top gatherings focused on security and foreign policy issues but we can take you there live now al-jazeera is jonah how is in munich forest jonah. adrian thanks for the international security outlook fairly precarious this year the sort of post-war security consensus infrastructure if you like largely western led under strain donald trump moving the united states increasingly into isolation mode china on the rise nationalism and populism f

in fact, onlyth eight countries worldwide have a more serious problem than serbia. the authorities say belgrade's streets carry 80,000 more cars than they did five years ago. and manyref those a older, less efficient models, rejected in wealthier parts of europe. getting more people on bikes would help but safe cycling paths like this an't widespread in belgrade and riding in smog isn't ectly pleasant. industry, power and heating add to the pollution, so a quick fix tohis chronic problem seems unlikely. buteeerbia fresh thinking to give people a chance to breathe. ♪[music >> the u.k. government has promised fundamental changes to the way convicted terrorists are handled following yesterday's knife attack i south london. a man was shot dead by police, after he shot two people. he'd recently been freed from prison after servingalf a sentence for terrorism offenses. here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. reporter: this unfortunately is not the first time a high street, forensic teams police investigating an attack, a former prisoner using his freedom to try

but they suffered a third successive loss at the qualification event in serbia. our olympics sports reporter, nick hope is out in belgrade for us. britain have only had one olympic basketball team in 2012 when they were gifted the place of the host nation. the following eight years have been incredibly telford barely any support or financial investment. a probing of that success in serbia would help transform their fortunes. but it wasn't to be. despite defeat to china and south korea early in the week, the british women went into the final qualifying fixture knowing that victory by any margin would give them a place in tokyo. great performers against spain, however britain ultimately has no answer to the spanish accuracy or the intensity and it was the european champions who took the win at olympic place, 79—69. a missed opportunity, super disappointed, frustrated. ifeel like i literally gave everything i had, lam exhausted. spain are champions, one of the top teams in the world, but i am very proud of my team, we came home and we fought until the end, we didn

above the ball tournament has been switched to serbia. the chinese tea m been switched to serbia. the chinese team there hoping to provide a distraction for those at home. we pray hard and ensure, we want our performance to inspire the chinese people to work hard, work together. we are the family. some events are far harder to move. the chinese grand prix is due to take place in shanghai on the 19th of april, but formula i will consider rescheduling it if coronavirus persists. that will involve quite some u—turn. it if coronavirus persists. that will involve quite some u-turn. this is the first time in formula i history there is scheduled to be 22 races on the calendar, and looking at that schedule today, it looks very difficult to find anyplace for a rescheduled chinese grand prix if it were to happen later in the season. it were to happen later in the season. sport has experienced health issues. a lot olympics in rio had to contend with the threat of legal virus risks can be managed, plans can be made, but ultimately, for organisers in tokyo and beyond, this may be about waiti

a proving of that success in serbia would help transform their fortunes. but it wasn't to be. despite defeat to china and south korea early in the week, the british women went into the final qualifying fixture knowing that victory by any margin would give them a place in tokyo. great performers against spain, however britain ultimately has no answer to the spanish accuracy or the intensity and it was the european champions who took the win at olympic place, 79—69. a missed opportunity, super disappointed, frustrated. ifeel like i literally gave everything i had, i am exhausted. spain are champions, one of the top teams in the world, but i am very proud of my team, we came out and we fought until the end, we didn't get a ticket, i am sorry. but i am proud we fought every game. given the lack of support and investment, it was impressive the british women got to this stage of 0lympic qualification but they know that a victory would have been enough to potentially boost the sport that little bit further forward. they do have important qualifiers later in the year for the euro ba

marching in the hope of a better future refugees gather at serbia's border with hungary to demand entry into the e.u. countries. follow the death of a doctor reprimanded by police when he raised the alarm over coronaviruses adding to the challenges piling up for china's government there's been an outpouring of public anger over the case of lee when liang who warned about a new virus back in december so police and will han accused him of distributing social disturbing excuse me social order anti corruption investigators are now being sent from beijing to look into issues raised by the people and the state health commission even mentioned him in their daily updates. on the. we know that for medical workers on the frontline they sacrifice their own family life to contribute to this battle against a fire as they try to protect our people's health we extend our respect to them now it's in the critical period in the battle against a virus in a society we need to care more about our medical workers we need to unite as one to conquer these difficulties. meanwhile president xi jinping has spoken

serbia does not recognize kosovo's independence and considers it part of their territory. talks normalized relations between the rivals in november 2018. the can say on behalf of republic of serbia that all of feel much better in the future and we will be able to stabilize the region and secure whichfor the next decade, is of national significance for the inhabitants. signing today gives another positive message that there will be more peace, stability, more development into more jobs. exactly what kosovo, serbia, and the region need. >> trains ride a standstill in canada because of a blockade by protesters against a gas pipeline to indigenous lands. the government is calling for a rapid solution as of the cost of the nationwide demonstrations rises. it may look like a small protest, but groups like this in ontario and all across canada have brought north america's third-largest rail network to a standstill area protesters angry at the building of a gas pipeline blocking rail lines for six successive days, forcing cn rail to shut its network in the country's east. hundreds

across the border in serbia there are now more than 6000 refugees living in government run camps they want to leave by getting into the e.u. has become increasingly harder nor about a manly al-jazeera. turkey is warning syria of severe punishment if turkish troops are targeted in the province but these 5 civilians were killed on thursday in the last rebel held territory it's been under attack for months by president bashar assad's forces and his russian allies both syria and on turkish troops were killed in a confrontation on monday and turkey is threatening force if the assault on it live continues the united nations security council met on thursday to discuss the fighting and our diplomatic editor james bays has more from new york. the united nations has long warned that the last and most bloody chapter of syria's brutal war could take place in. the security council have now been told that is happening we have it missing the humanitarian catastrophe that the secretary general has warned of this is causing unacceptable human suffering and endangering international peace and security

now serbia and kosovo have signed a deal to restore rail and road links after more than 2 decades the u.s. brokered agreement was signed at the munich security conference and follows a decision last month to resume direct commercial flights now serbia does not recognize kosovo's independence and still considers it part of its territory talks to normalize relations between the rivals and to the november 28th team. i can say on behalf of the. republic of serve the order force or will feel. much better in the future and we will be able to stabilize the region and secure the peace for the next decades which is over now for significance for all the inhabitants of the us suppose what we are signing today gives another positive message that there will be more peace more stability more development to divorce jobs exactly what corsa vote serbia and the whole region need well the munich summit is one of the world's top gatherings focused on security and foreign policy issues jonah hull is that he spoke to elizabeth draw from the royal united services institute about the growing concern over ame

republic of serbia the full force of will feel. much better in the future and we will be able to stabilize the region and secure the peace for the next decades which is often of course even if it does for all the inhabitants of the us suppose what we are signing today gives another positive message that there will be more pace more stability more development to divorce jobs exactly what corsa vote serbia and the whole region need. now trains are at a standstill in canada because of a blockade by protest as against a gas pipeline through indigenous land the government is calling for a rapid solution as the cost of the nationwide demonstrations rises like a gauge has a story. it may look like a small protest but groups like this in ontario and all across canada have brought north america's 3rd largest rial network to a standstill protest is angry the building of a gas pipeline have blocked trial lines for 6 successive days forcing sea and rail to shut its network in the country's east hundreds of passenger and freight trains have bee

fiat chrysler is having to shutter a plant in serbia. the civil reason is that the stereo it puts in the veh icle is made in china. so they can't ship these things. are we going to see similar cases like this all across the auto sector? >> this is one of the big risks to the auto companies. a vehicle takes 2000 or 3000 parts, and if you are missing one, it doesn't get off the assembly line, doesn't get shipped to dealers, and they don't book revenue. all of the car companies i know are going through their supply chains, looking at risk, looking at what they could lose from parts shipped from china to any market. fiat chrysler is in serbia, but there are plans in the u.s. that can get parts from china and mexico as well. there is risk to auto plants all over the world. it just depends on how long this goes and whether or not they can find another source for these parts. i talked to general motors this morning. i just generically said they are looking at their supply chain to see if they can identify any potential shortages coming up, and

and a change of plan for great britain's basketballers, they're heading to serbia rather than china because of the coronavirus. evening. all the football coming up for you in a couple of minutes, but we're going to start with rugby union because the six nations championship is back and the reigning champions wales have opened their campaign with a big win. after 12 years under warren gatland this was wayne pivac‘s first match as wales head—coach and it couldn't have gone much better. they thrashed italy 42—0 at the principality stadium withjosh adams, top try—scorer at the world cup last year, going over for hat trick of tries. austin halewood was at the match yes, the 2020 six nations are officially under way and it was the perfect start for wales and their new head coach, wayne pivac. they thrashed italy 42—0 in cardiff a bonus point win and wingerjosh adams was the star man with a hat trick of tries. andy swiss reports. an entrance fit for champions. passion as wales began their title defence. the emotion etched on their captain. but if the build up was rousing, so was what fol

the munich security conference it follows a decision last month to resume direct commercial flights serbia does not recognize cost of those independence and still considers it part of its territory talks to normalize relations between the rivals ended in november 28th. turkey's president has expressed solidarity with pakistan's stance on indian administered kashmir. and held talks with the pakistani prime minister imran khan in the islamic addressing parliament said he stood with the people of kashmir india revoked the disputed regions autonomous status last august's. the latest from islamabad. both sides. trade $5000000000.00 the pakistani prime minister one on one meeting with. pakistan's parliament and bridgie times the people of pakistan for the support pakistan has given to turkey whenever there's been a natural disaster and that cooperation between the 2 was drawn on the strategic and political level. that they should now be a relationship which should be an economic one as well the pakistanis want to learn from their model the pakistani prime minister has. to help pakistan in the fi

where the 200 migrants in serbia have held a process at the border with hungary demanding to be allowed through hungary shot as border this way to prevent them from entering the migrant say they won't leave until they gain access to the european union and among several thousands who have fled war and poverty and their homelands. a drug addiction in afghanistan is an issue often overshadowed by the years of armed conflicts in the country in the 2 decades following the us invasion the number of addicts has risen now some members of the taliban have stetson to provide rehab services but that's comes with its own coast as saying this from the reports. iraq city western afghanistan. these men just a few of the millions of addicts in the country today the latest you would figure suggest women and children are as much at risk of ending up like this but dick did opium heroin morphine crystal but. even with their high meadow where it could lead . sarin every night one or 2 are dying here they are very young and they do not have any family they were once very useful citizens and were not like thi

refugees and migrants in serbia call for orders to be opened. and the man known as the greek music unstoppable again in the n.b.a. it will have the. syrian government and its forces have now captured the important town of saddam that's in province it's strategic because it's part of the offensive on the last rebel held part of the country the fall of saddam keep in nearby highways could pave the way for the government to move on the capital city it's widely feared that an assault on the city will worsen an already serious humanitarian crisis. well to them cause here lou is our correspondent inside syria. crosspoint crossing point that's really close to the turkish border and since that we understand now that this vitally important town has fallen to syrian government forces what does it look like from where you are in terms of the continuing syrian military advancement and indeed what's going to happen to all the civilians. well martin it is an active is a very critical town both for the syrian government and for the syrian opposition because it

there is 100 migrants in serbia have held a protest at the border with hungary demanding to be allowed through hungary supporter this week to prevent them from entering but the market say they won't know until they gain access to your opinion countries and among several thousands who have fled war and poverty in their homelands. in the forests in the strait and the b. ball coming here because all the water they are closed and you don't know how kind of. to ask all. of this is going to zation to come here to see the people here to see their kids school to see the army and to see them again and they are living talk and they are leaving. we ask i ask only want to open the border guards. to all when the war does. her drug addiction and afghanistan is an issue often overshadowed by the years of armed conflict in the country in the last 2 decades following the u.s. invasion the number of attacks has risen now some members of the taliban have stats and to provide rahab services that comes with its own costs in this ravi has this exclusive reports. iraq city western afghanistan. these men just

that there will be more peace more stability more development and board jobs exactly what corsa vote serbia and the whole region need now to the coronavirus china is stepping up its war on the outbreak as the number of deaths rises to nearly 1400 the government says the people returning to beijing must quarantine themselves for 14 days or face punishment president xi jinping is vowing to boost virus prevention measures and fix problems exposed by the crisis which it was in whom the national health commission is very concerned about this with issue technical guidelines for the prevention and control of corona virus infections within medical institutions and we've given a special notice on virus control for key areas and the fever departments of the hospitals through these documents we have imposed special requirements on hearts in the personal protection of medical workers hundreds more military medics of started to work at hospitals in will handle the epicenter of the epidemic but there's growing concern about the availability of medical supplies as the number of infections rises almost all

the refugees from the war in syria are among the protesters in serbia who are demanding that hungary offends its border to allow them into the european union but that's unlikely to happen thousands fleeing war and poverty remain stuck in the balkans garion troops on the heavily fortified border have fired warning shots at refugees laura batman the reports. change what little possessions they have left and wrapped up against the biting cold of other day one of these people are demanding serbian authorities that some pass into hungry. as a city in protests in the border village television they hold signs demanding they be allowed into hungry a member of the european union i didn't go there to get money from their opinion is i'm only look for a better life you know my country had no war i going to go back to syria it's not just syrians trying to cross refugees from afghanistan iraq yemen and other countries have found themselves here after fleeing who poverty and persecution as serbian police both a protest and one carrying police blocked the border fence the left with few options we do

this is all kind of cheap which is why the scope of this deal not going to has reduced quite a bit serbia will have to leave it there and i think business with it. will she get the job. the computer will decide based on her voice. artificial intelligence can hear a lot about us our state of mind or even if we do. and then tell you wake up that. technology raises a lot of serious ethical concerns. tomorrow to do. 30 minutes on d w. if it is for me. is for. beethoven it is for. beethoven it is for crayon play beethoven 2022 fiftieth anniversary here on d w. w's crime fighters are back africa's most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech the mention of sustainable charcoal production. all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss songs because facebook page and other social media platforms. writers tune in now. get. me there i'm david and this is climate change sex. happiness increase book. smarter earth free do you know where you go on you to. play . live from the annual meeting of china's national people's congr

across the border in serbia there are now more than 6000 refugees living in government run camps they want to leave the getting into the e.u. has become increasingly harder nor about a manly al-jazeera. rescuers in zimbabwe are searching for survivors after a disused gold mine collapsed killing at least 2 people who were mining illegally around 20 people are reportedly trapped underground in the mine just outside of the city of quick way the shaft caved in a wednesday nights in the mine has been closed since 2007 will community in mexico's parts controversy after images were published of children as young as 8 years old in recruited to fight alongside members of a community defense militia men who were apollo reports from mexico city. these young boys from the mexican state of get a nato are learning combat techniques. they are the newest and youngest recruits of the community run militia their ages range from $8.00 to $12.00 this is yes we can even go outside because the school we used to go to is in another town controlled by criminal gangs and if we go there we could be kidnapped.

kosovo and serbia? >> thanks, senator. i can't thank you enough for the contributions of your state to kosovo. >> thank you. >> as we sit today, k-4 is very, very active and engaged, more so than they were one year ago as a result of the continued involvement of u.s. operations activities and investments in kosovo and serbia as well as the nato investments of operations activities. we typically rotate in nato military teams, but when they land at those locations to have a soft landing with the force element from your national guard state partnership program, affords us the opportunity to reintegrate at a much faster pace. we're very, very concerned about the security disposition in the balkans and very pleased with the efforts of k-4 and k-4 is far more capable today as a result of learning from the experiences of the state partnership program like yours as they reveal themselves in kosovo. >> thank you. obviously a number of us here do support those state partnership programs, and what is nato's role for peace keeping as

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in tennis news serbia's novak djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open champion after defeating austria's dominic team in a 5 set thriller on sunday team recovered from a set down to take an unexpected leave in the contest a joke of its proved too strong sealing the final 2 sets to bag an 8th australian open title is 17th grand slam victory over all. and in golf graeme mcdowell has ended a 6 year title drought by winning the saudi international. on the back 9 of his final round to finish 2 shots ahead of defending champion dustin johnson the northern irishman won the u.s. open in 2010 but struggled to recapture that form ever since the victory in saudi arabia is expected to lift back to the world's top 50 players. they're watching news live from berlin that's all for this hour up next they do you have your documentary on life after crude economic change in the gulf a 1000000 more news for you at the top of the hour don't forget get all your news at our website dot com or follow us on twitter your news thanks very much for watching. news from africa the world your link to excepti

in tennis news serbia's novak djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open champion after defeating austria's dominic team in a 5 set thriller on sunday team recovered from a set down to take an unexpected lead in the contest but djokovic proved too strong in the final 2 sets to bag an australian open title his 17th grand slam victory over all. in golf. by winning the saudi international. final round to finish. defending champion dustin johnson the northern irishman won the u.s. open. but it's struggled to recapture that form ever since the victory in saudi arabia is expected. back in the world's top 50 players. watching. the weekend reports. at the top of the hour get all your news for our website. twitter news. show.

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in tennis serbia's novak djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open champion after defeating austria's dominic team and 5 set thriller on sunday as a team recovered from a set down to take an unexpected lead in the contest but djokovic proved too strong sealing the final 2 sets to bag an 8th australian open title his 17th grand slam victory over all. of the countdown to sunday's super bowl is well and truly underway as miami plays host to the 54th edition of american football's greatest spectacle the kansas city chiefs take on the san francisco $49.00 ers but as ever there is a whole lot more than football to focus on with the super bowl comes to town. it's been a long weary waits for chiefs fans who are back in the super bowl for the 1st time in more than 50 years. and you know my life i've been waiting for this day for me it be here for years still in the back seat. me and i can't wait for you to. 'd see sunday's contest sees them take on the san francisco 49 ers whose most recent super bowl crown came in 1994 it's as much of a throwback as you're likely to find these days

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tennis news now and serbia's novak tofik djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open champion after defeating austria has done when a team in a 5 set thriller on sunday team recovered from a set down to take an unexpected lead in the contest the joke of it proved too strong sealing the final 2 sets to bag and 8th australian open title his 17th grand slam victory over all. 3rd time basia darkman crushed union berlin 5 nil it is their 3rd consecutive win in the bunda sega they have dazzled since the winter break with their new striker finding himself in fine for 5. mins january signing alling holand is the man of the moment having scored 5 goals in his 1st 2 matches for the club but don't have plenty of young talent and another 19 year old shooting star in their ranks got them off the mark against on your own beilin jade and sam show scoring for a 3rd consecutive match is now the youngest player ever to reach 25 when just to get goals his skill got him space while a big deflection government's goal 30 minutes in 5 minutes later though olling holand was back in business i the nor

the munich security conference it follows a decision last month to resume direct commercial flights serbia does not recognize kosovo's independence and still considers it a part of its territory talks to normalize relations between the rivals ended in november 28th seen. our concern on behalf of the. republic of sort of your. full force or will feel. much better in the future and we will be able to stabilize the region and to secure the peace for the next decades which is a phenomenal significance for all the inhabitants of the us about more resources what we are signing today gives another positive message that there will be more peace more stability more development to divorce jobs exactly what course a vote serbia and the whole region need. all the munich summit as one of the world's top gatherings focused on security and foreign policy issues john holl is there and he spoke to elizabeth broad from the royal united services institute about the growing concern over america's shrinking global influence. a lot of anxiety as you said and even being able to coin a word like restlessness how

we hope for continued good news in that area with respect to the cause of oh serbia relationship and taxation. >> i think there is undue pressure from russia in that region as well. if we could talk a little bit about autonomous vehicles and how that impacts logistics and delivery. i chaired the subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities so we have talked extensively about autonomous systems and how that can help our operators. i have wonderful truck drivers on the roads. how it would reduce their risk. can you describe how you are leveraging and integrating these technologies into modernization efforts? >> i agree there is enormous potential here for a combination of manned or unmanned, each of the services are working on different initiatives. you mentioned one that -- there is enormous potential to expand what we are doing in the air domain and even potentially in the future. >> absolutely. what is the best way to speed delivery of those types of systems into operations? we often see large defense contractors, very slow moving but it is a great emerging technology. how can

operations activities and investment in kosovo and serbia as well as the nato investments and operations activities. we typically rotate in nato military training teams, but when they landed those locations, to have a soft landing with the element for your national guard state partnership program, it affords us the opportunity to reintegrate a faster pace. we are concerned about the security disposition in the balkans. we are pleased with the effort of k$, and k4 is more capable today as a result of partnership programs like yours as they reveal themselves in kosovo. >> sen. ernst: and obviously a number of us here do support those partnership programs. what is nato's role for peacekeeping as the ksf transitions into a full army? will it be able to guarantee kosovo's territorial integrity? >> gen. wolters: that is certainly the goal. it is a very tough neighborhood, as you probably know better than i, there are some very serious tendencies that exist between serbia and kosovo that we are seeing improve over the course of the last real weeks. getting those security apparatus to communicat

events in china are already being moved, and women's 0lympic basketball tournament has been switched to serbia. the chinese team there are hoping to provide a distraction for those at home. we just played hard. we want our performance to inspire the chinese people to work hard, to work together. we are the family. some events a re together. we are the family. some events are far harder to move. the chinese grand prix is due to take place in shanghai on 19 april, but formula 1 will consider rescheduling it if coronavirus persists. but that will involve quite some u—turn. it if coronavirus persists. but that will involve quite some u-turn. this is the first time in formula 1 history they're scheduled to be 22 races on the calendar. and honestly looking at that schedule today, it looks very difficult to find any place for a reschedule channel screen place for a reschedule channel screen p, if it was to happen later on in the season dashed chinese grand prix. the last olympics in rio had to contend with the threat of zeke a virus. risks can be managed, plans can be made. but ultimately for organ

operations activities and investment in kosovo and serbia as well as the nato investments and operations activities. we typically rotate in nato military training teams, but when they landed those locations, to have a soft landing with the element for your national guard state partnership program, it affords us the opportunity to reintegrate a faster pace. about thecerned security disposition in the balkans. we are pleased with the effort is more capable today as a result of partnership programs like yours as they reveal themselves in kosovo. sen. ernst: and obviously a number of us here do support those partnership programs. what is nato's role for peacekeeping as the ksf transitions into a full army? will it be able to guarantee kosovo's territorial integrity? gen. wolters: that is certainly the goal. neighborhood,ough as you probably know better than i, there are some very serious tendencies that exist between serbia and kosovo that we are seeing improve over the course of the last real weeks. getting those security apparatus to communicate with each other, we hope for continued good

the israeli army after 4 palestinians were shot dead in separate incidents in the 200 migrants and serbia have held a process that the border with hungary demanding to be allowed through hungary shut its border this week to prevent them from entering a migrant say they won't leave until they can gain access to european union countries among several thousands who fled war and poverty in their homelands all those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power which is up next stay with us. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we bring you the stories in developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in one example china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera. best known to tourists for its beautiful beaches and dramatic coastline italian island of sardinia is also a major cut to make this work the locals in these tests of the talk back held for years the authorities have refuted those playing reporter emma alberici went to investigate. it. because does morale day is a magnet for the ric

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across the border in serbia there are now more than 6000 refugees living in government run camps they want to leave big getting into the e.u. has become increasingly harder. to manly al-jazeera. the spanish prime minister has met the pro independence leader of catalonia in a bid to improve strained relations catalan regional president kim torah welcomed prime minister petra sanchez for talks in barcelona now the leaders have widely differing positions on the issue of catalan independence and 9 catalan politicians are currently serving prison sentences for holding an secession referendum back in 2017 a state premier in germany says he will step down for a new polls just a day after being elected with the help of a far right party thomas kemmer extrem swept into power on wednesday and the state of touring gear after the alternative for germany party led their support and that sparked criticism from the governing coalition in berlin and chancellor angela merkel it was the 1st time after the end of the 2nd world war that a far right party helped to form a government in germany. together w

this was part of the event it's the idea that encourages serbia's youth to do sports. the event was organized by the belgrade racing club and it's the fourth of its kind they did it along the river in 46 degree weather. 46 is not bad. >>> coronavirus having a global impact as the number of cases rises in more countries including italy and iran and here in the u.s. preparations are ramping up. >>> this morning president trump is speaking before tens of thousands in india as he meets with the prime minister with a full agea ahead. >>> after a trouncing in nevada the democratic field hopes to regain some steam in south carolina, following bernie sanders' domination in the desert >>> a report this morning says queen elizabeth wants harry and meghan's departure from the royal family over and done with. >>> and the streaming wars heat up with the highly anticipated