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isn t the only thing scars in sudan this is a shortage of money too over the past few months the sudanese have been forced to line up in front of a.t.m. machines for what little cash is made available queues also appeared in front of bakeries as the shortage of hard currency mentalists wheat to make bread the proposal by the government to lift subsidies on wheat and human prompted protests in many parts of the country last week as a result curfews and emergency rule were imposed in at least five cities and schools and universities have been shut across the country to prevent large gatherings of people real and bread shortages may have triggered protests across the country but other factors are helping to keep them going people seem to be frustrated not just by the comic crisis but by the way the country is being run and they want to see change the. demonstrators have been met with life fire and tear gas by police causing a number of deaths and injuries but the protests ....
closely guarded this isn t new technology microchips have been implanted in tents for many years but the prospect of implanting them in employees to spark concerns from trade unions back tipping gives even more control and power to being employer and comes way of inherent risks and dangers overstressed inventors a shouldn t just be ignored by an employer everyone needs to of into consideration and their definition be pressuring any workers into every market biotech companies say the technology should be voluntary and that people must have a right to privacy but with one swedish bio hacks claiming to have already implanted four thousand people their worries micro chipping could eventually become the new normal society s embrace the mobile phone making is easy to track on a daily basis but by implanting microchips there may be few places left to truly escape from technology. leave barca al-jazeera london. armont in our top stories around jazeera sunday s long awaited pres ....
exponentially by 300 percent. and so there is continuing concern around just how the army current via variant will impact south africans and an increase in disease . but the government appears to be taking quite a sober approach, not heightening or restriction levels in south africa, england returning to charge her corona virus restrictions is the work on various cast, a shadow over the coming christmas period. how secretary is warning the u. k. could see a 1000000 on con infections by the end of this month. 3 pro democracy activists in hong kong have been convicted of taking part in a bond venture last year. we did, i couldn t really lies among them more than a dozen people were charged for involvement in the event commemorating the chinaman square massacre. the bodies of 13 people killed in a helicopter crash, and india are being brought to the capital of where they be laid to rest. your craft came down just short of its destination, which was a military training coll ....
corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and group retirement products. that s why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. sreenivasan: good evening thanks for joining us. new criticism of iraqi troops is casting doubt on whether they can actually beat back isis in major cities. the u.s. secretary of defense commented for the first time since militants took the city of ramadi, telling c.n.n. that iraqi forces pulled back even though they vastly outnumbered the isis fighters. what apparently happened was that the iraqi forces just showed no will to fight. air-strikes are effective, but neither they nor anything they do can substitute for the iraqi forces will to fight. they are they ones who have to bea ....
ah, hello, i m fully battle in doha with a look at our mean stories on al jazeera russian miss. i have hit ukrainian cities during rush hour on monday morning, killing civilians and destroying infrastructure. a bridge leading into the capital has been damaged, as well as intersections parks and toys sites. in the center of cave, nato secretary general has condemned the attacks calling them horrific and indiscriminate. ukraine s state emergency services says 10 people have been killed, and many injured. explosions were also reported in livery and tear no pill in ukraine s west, denise pro and prem and choke in central ukraine. sap region, the south and khaki in the east rushes present. vitamin put in described the barrage of miss al fire on ukrainian cities as a respond to what he called terrorist attacks on russian territory. and he warned the could be an even tougher response. is a to you, the pistol, cleanable of nevada was it is impossible not to respond this morning ....