supports from the international community. i will draw parallel to your audience as something that they can relate to and will understand policy of appeasement of hitler didn't work. so if we are trying to appease unsatisfied, those was appetites, political appetites cannot be satisfied. we may end up in the situation that you are describing what international communities currently doing is choosing these people as their interlocutors, which i think is a strategically and politically, a catastrophic scenario. and the strategy, essentially what they are doing is giving credibility to these forces in bosnia and herzegovina. there is a credible alternative. there are progressive forces in bosnia herzegovina. my political party does not profit from the war. rhetoric is staunchly oriented or towards the future. and is capable of finding a common ground that all political and members of an old community in bosnia and herzegovina. choosing as no nationalists, as the primary partners from washington. and the ear sends a strong message to the people was me and the governor who has the legitimacy in the country and who will be a piece. i think that the strategic and stake demand's up in, in conflict very quickly. aside from the political discussions taking place, there is always a security truck for this. united nations just voted again to renew the presence of the forces here, the you and for forces here. do you think that they are enough or is there a need for increased presence of peacekeepers or security forces, particularly when you consider the imbalance of power between one side on the other, us and the use to come to rush and pressure not to allow for the high representative is the representative of the international community in bosnia herzegovina to speak in the security council because he was forbidden by russia and china. essentially the signal is there are no red lines currently for the international community, but yes, few for it was extended. however, they'll turn that it was nato, something that russia was initially against in the 1st place. so what we are seeing is international community buying time until they figure out what is the policy us potential campaign end of a scenario. the western bulk of i need to stress enough also the bosnians got enough if in danger it will erupt over to the western balkan as well. it will most certainly reflects on the situation impossible in order mister donya in montenegro . so this is not a place where you can simply deal with one side or the other without looking at the brother lesson balkan picture. so essentially the writing is on the wall and action is needed to be in the thank you very much for your time. again, receipts a stress here that life does seem to be going on as normal. there is no physical evidence of things changing, at least not to the naked eye and those coming here. however, when you are speaking to people, there are very clear holes of warning. i'm there is very clear concerns on how things are going to progress, unless there is a shift in the way in which the international community feels with it. so what we're currently witnessing is those calls are essentially warning signs are coming out, but there is still no response from the international community. okay, jamal al, shall their life arrest in sarajevo, which mouth thank you very much. indeed. it's still a heads on al jazeera. i'm to clogging glasgow where thousands of new boxes are on the march demanding action against climate change. and the n b a. launch an investigation into the phoenix suns. eleanor over allegations of racism and smith saw janae. we'll have more with jill lisa in the usa. ah, compelling journalism we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous . ambulances continued to arrive at the scene of the explosion in spy program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was light. how much money did you make for your rural and delay rent? and late that ribbon, al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running in the country with an abundance of resource ray barnett was indonesia whose turns forming we moved full to growth and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs, investment. let be part when denise is pros and progress, invest indonesia now. oh a. this is just a quick reminder of our top story. this arm she duns, military leader, has agreed with the us secretary of state on the need to speed up the formation of a new government. general of some subtle hum has ordered the release to for the civilian cabinet. ministers pertains in last month's fluency take over several anti government groups and if you are forming an alliance in a chance to pro shades and if the government ethiopian attorney general has dismissed the effort as a publicity stomach. and violence has organized against protests, against the election results in iraq, security forces for foreign in the areas here, gas to try and disperse the test to say those been making and they reject fair come over the election. well, let's stay with this and join the alley and bori. he's a political analyst and joins us live from baghdad by skype. what do you think of these allegations of rigging that is triggered these processes? they stack up well, it's part of the political, continuous political debate in iraq and the competition among the different blocks within the political block. and. ready those who are. ready ready ready not well justice by the actual results and they feel that the ones that are becoming government when you diminished with the results. the 1st that that to become in front of degrees on an order to influence that is lots of action and mccoys and this is the thing with elections you, you often can't control who wins and who lives is. the reason i ask is because yvonne has a well publicized struggle with protest and people unhappy with the way things are run. is this in the same vein as the protest that we have seen over the last few years and people rise up against the governments? or if there's something else to something else among that went on among the participants in the election. most of those who have been protesting against the government over the last couple of years. they did not do the election. they don't trust the election process. they know for a fact on the voices of those who on the government that the election process is that a good that on a lot of the changes which is happening over the process. that's why they've been this process again from those who are part of the government who feel that that was meant with the government will, would not be the same and future government. i suppose that very much aligned with the re gene and most probably this is part of the iranian one, maintain their power, the next government. ok, alley and bori. great to get your analysis there from baghdad. we appreciate it. thank you for speaking. says here on old 0 ah, that's a sense of climate change act to this. so marching through at central glasgow demands in world leaders to more to protect the planets. the you stay rally was organized by the frank days for future global strike movements. high profile activist gretz, a sin berg is among the crowds. we'll group says promises made by leaders that the cult 26 summit simply not enough our environments add to said nick clark is life ane at glasgow right now at nick, you are at that protests. will you be speaking to protest us? what do they make of the summit so far? yeah, whereas she now at george square, which is where the margins will come to when i spoke to early work, helping read, publishes the beginning of march and all the protest as the climate activists on the way across the city to here. i think that pretty place now, and shortly this whole square will be swamped with young activists from across the world. and then on that stage behind me, you can see through that little yellow orange double jack about. you're going to hear from ag reddison but, and from vanessa to college, uganda, and you'd like to miss and other people, as well as you say, is all organized by the friday for future movements fridays for future movements, scotland and all part of the big overall youth push that we've seen that actually was lead as a property feeling the effects of now they know that they have to do something to make these people happy. let's speak now to 3 young acts which got people from around the world to say that these girls are from scotland. let me short make sure i've got the names right. it's amy, eva, eva. okay, let's start with amy here. you're 12 years old to wipe the company's upcoming pods . i think i need to thank i the next few years there's not gonna be enough time with my children how i got into future. we are in climate change. i think we're going to the end of it and they're going to be able to have a good life. not why do you have any like that? i'm not gonna blame chelton or kanto just because it's not right. is your future in the future? your children that you're talking about, does it say, but what about you, what am i to proceed with? i don't get why they don't do it. now. do you learn much about this at school? this is part of the curriculum change. i thank you, learn a lot where we could learn about like won't be as i did, i just couldn't help. c, as in zebra, eva, i should say. what about you? is that something that is part of the school curriculum? no, not majorly from a man. recently, just cause plenty sex fun. i feel like what's a good death, how many plan of it, and what would success here look like to wait? what do you want to happen? and probably a definite date for when a friend deforestation, please don't hesitate to answer, but i think if you just don't wait before that. okay, we're good to hear from greg a little bit. is that something you're excited about? yeah, it's nice being a young female isn't been able to like say the scene old. they're like, denise, it's like something like from by january to oh gosh, thanks very much david. joining us as a quick look at your science, you'll die of old age will dive climate change. the role i was in this, but i mean, this is not a drill. and that's absolutely the case. the question is, will hey, joe shades is in the conference calls does 2 or 3 kilometers away from here. listen to what these you documents have to say back here when the, the square will be full of more activist from around the world. and we will be back there with you for neither one, nick clark and george square in glasgow. thank you very much in deeds. have pfizer says a new pill? it's developing for coven 19 has cut risks of hospitalizations and debts. i almost 90 per cents. the drug maker will conduct 2 more studies of the antiviral pill, if accepted by the food and drug administration, it hopes to roll it out soon as possible. china is battling its most wide spread cove at 19 outbreaks since the virus was 1st identified and will hon. last year, the countries recorded more than $900.00 cases since last month. officials have maintained a 0 tolerance approach to the pandemic defending the use of severe and sudden locked downs. katrina, you reports from beijing. it's supposed to be the happiest place on earth. but earlier this week, the dizzy landing park in shanghai became a temporary prison. authorities promptly shut exit after a visitor from the previous day tested positive for covered 1934000 guests, but prevented from leaving before been tested for the virus. china is battling to contain its most widespread outbreak since the epidemic began last year. hundreds of cases of the delta there it have been reported in more than half of the countries provinces. despite many of china's neighbors opening up pages, maintaining a 0 tolerance approach to the pandemic just a few cases. annette with rapid mass testing and sudden lockdown, health officials have defended what critics say is a costly and unsustainable strategy to go. so i think the policy of putting the people's lives 1st is a guiding principle for our country. so although it has some impact on the economy, the health of the majority of the people comes as the top priority and everything here starts from that. on monday, hundreds of young students were prevented from leaving that dating primary school. after a teacher tested positive, some children were separated from their parents overnight. conditions for entering the capital had been tightened. travel from affected areas suspended. some districts are under locked down at entertainment, things had been closed. china's playbook for getting the virus under control doesn't seem to be working as quickly this time. and infections are rising during a sensitive period. next week, top leaders will meet in beijing for a crucial meeting, and the cities prepared to host the winter olympics in just a few months. port authorities aren't high let for important cases. the outbreak has affected both domestic and international supply chains. chinese officials say more than 76 percent of the population is vaccinated. a 3rd booster doris is now being offered. but regardless of vaccination status, chinese residents are warned against any non urgent travel. their absence has left a $255000000000.00 hole in the global tourism market. they may not return until the end of 2022. katrina, you al jazeera paging. the trial of 3 white men accused of murdering african american, among our bri last year, is about to get underway and saw some it accusations of racial discrimination. 11 points and one black juror will hear it. the evidence in the trial defense attorneys dismiss nearly all potential black jurors from the pool. prosecutors asked the judge to intervene in the decision, but were told he cannot legally intervene. our bery was allegedly chased by 3 men in a trunk and gun don't. while jogging in georgia, china says it will stop people who support tie one's independence from entering hong kong, macau, or its main lands. aging says those who support independence will be held criminally liable for life. the comments come after the u. s. and european union delegation visited taiwan and recent days, china considered the island to be a brake await province. malawi has sworn in its 1st member of parliament with albinism over so in conduit is an activist for people with the red skin condition. he's also being appointed as a presidential advisor for years. people with albinism in malawi have been subject to violence attacks with 170 incidents of violence have been reported since 20147 of them in the last 4 months over the sport. nice for you here on al jazeera will be going live to barcelona, as one of the clubs legend to set to return takeover as coach. joe will have all the details for you after the break. ah. with a whole lou ah. is going to have sports. here's jew hello, thank you very much. barcelona legend chevy is free to take over as a new head coach at the castle and club struck a deal to release him from his contract with country team. i'll sat, the former captain will take over the reins following the sacking of ronald comin last month. javi joined al, sad as a player in 2015 and became their head coach 2 years ago. he turned down the barcelona job in 2020 because he said it come to soon in his managerial career was he is one of boss loaners favorite sons. having helped the club when 25 trophies, including 4 champions leagues, and 8 spanish lead titles in 17 seasons, was also instrumental in helping spain when the 2010 world cup, as well as the euros in 20, in 282012. but he's less tested as a coach despite success without sad which included winning the league earlier this year. shabby will arrive at barcelona, with no major experienced coaching in one of the world's top leaks. let's cross live to barcelona now and speak to spanish football journalists, jamal la, jama. why do you think that barcelona pursued javi? why did they go for someone who was more experienced? allow joe well, when tubby left barcelona on 2015 to start his training to become a coach will know he would come back at some point, maybe not that soon, but it's been 6 years. so i want to try it with another relation with more experience. light came on and he didn't go to college. and honestly, i have to say that they don't have a lot of options to bring a flight boat because they don't have money to do that. and they have a previous experience that work really well in 2008 the president. that's what the president, john lapointe, the key point that an unexpected area and go to us. they've got the, a lot of work to well. so of course result, we'll do that if chevy was ready all the was too soon, but he has been preparing for that since the day he left. and he was already in the us, as you mentioned, one in 2020 after that was so he feels ready now and he thinks he's the right time. right. you mentioned the, the financial problems that ball flenar been going through there also, 9th, in the league. do you think you'll be given time then to turn things around also? no. well, i think that in the french than previous coach gorman could disappear in order while aware of it. chevy has the consensus of almost everyone in the club, and this is a lot club that beacon that complex. and he has the bucking of the board of members of the opposition of the player, the support of the supporters as well, and even the bread. so these, we've seen a lot of barking, a lot of support and time more much more time than the previous coach. and i think that's something very important. so not even the wars the sports in economy situation of the last 2 decades. no one will demand. when the time going to have a very successful year at this season, but they will ask him to start a new project to start with a construction based on what he was the player from the academy. la thea. with john . he was a field playing football. how much of a boost will it be for the team? should he join up? i mean very, assuming he will. but how much of a mental base will it be for the players? well that's a little bit difficult anticipate, but we'll have to take into account that he was the brain and the soul of the steam . there is during their more glorious years some of the players that are now in the locker room played with him. he was their cotton and the youngest. they admired him, of course, because he was a legend. so it's difficult to predict the results that did not buddy well deal to and he has so many problems with injuries, but for sure it will boost then will bring that new energy and the putting it kind of making the things. and especially as i mentioned, he's going to be in a strong coat. he will have a lot of support and his decisions will be respected. and i think that's a big difference from what we have seen in the recent years. general life for us in barcelona. thank you. thank you. australia has per, per postponed its 1st ever crickets test match against afghanistan, cheese concerns over what's happening to the women's game in the country. since the taliban takeover, australia and players and officials were alarmed when a taliban representatives had cricket was not necessary for women under the previous taliban government, women's sports were banned. the match was used to be played in hobart later this month, cricket, australia, se they hope to host both the women's and men's afghan teams in the future. when the situation becomes clearer, the ambia is launched in investigations. the phoenix suns off to the owner, robert sava was a case of racist and misogynistic behavior. in a report published on thursday over 70 former and current sons, employees described a toxic and hostile workplace. during solvers. 17 year tenure is alleged. he reportedly used racially offensive language in conversations with and about black players. and there are also counts of sexists and inappropriate behavior. solve a strongly denies the claims when the sons of also rejected the allegations saying they work hard to create environment that is respectful and diverse. the current coach monte williams gave this reaction. the find all of these things that are being sued series in nature. these allegations are sensitive, isn't understood at same time. they're just not clear. you know, an article was written, many opinions were shared, many feelings were shared. but all of that happened before i was here. and based on what you all know about me. oh, but little, you know, about me if any of that stuff happened while i was here, i wouldn't be in the sea. i wasn't aware of the situation and my 7 years i've been here. you know, i haven't noticed that, but that doesn't, you know, may be insensitive to the subject. and, you know, i think the open investigation, i'm going to do their due diligence stuff. you know, bringing out facts that he said, she said in, you know, shouldn't be a, has in good hands. we'll do the proper research to, you know, find out the true england rugby captain owen farrell. could miss saturdays match against hunger after testing. positive for coven 19 fall is isolating and waiting for further test results. member of the back room stuff tested positive earlier in the week. and we finish up with gulf in mexico, where american matthew wolf holds a to start lead at the pga tour event there. but it was compatriot, john ha, who pulled off the shots of the day, holding one on the par, 38. he's 5 of the pace going into the 2nd round. oh, oh oh oh no, that's a his full for now more later. helen, thanks very much. a deed to advance a much more the website. of course i'll just see. don't com about does it for the use or just keep it here in al jazeera, though, i'll be back 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