through thursday night with cold temperatures once again on thursday night we should across the state start getting freezing on saturday facebook has knocked users in australia from doing or sharing news on its platform because of proposed laws to make tech giants pay media groups for content the blackout also affected some government agencies as pages carrying health and weather warnings went blank the government s criticized the move as heavy handed google had previously threatened to pull out of australia because of the law but has now signed deals with several media outlets in recent days with david vaile as a sideline or expert at the university of new south wales he says the australian government will be emboldened by google split from facebook. i think the fact that they ve had some success in google announced seeing that they had signed deals for similar sort of commercial revenue sharing with the other lidia s and overnight we hear news limited around the world to th
sling shots at protesters and beat them with sticks absent a bank in the country s 2nd largest city the scale of the demonstrations has grown in the 2 weeks since the military took power. the global effort to vaccinate people in less developed countries has received a huge boost the world health organization has approved use of the astra zeneca vaccine as part of the kovacs program the program is largely reliant on hundreds of millions of orders of the british to a job or a challenge explains more. countries that currently have no access to vaccines whatsoever can start vaccinating their health workers and the most at risk groups essentially kovacs is a project that is designed to provide equitable access to vaccines for low and middle income countries the fear was with the whole covert 19 epidemic or pandemic is that it would be the richest countries that would buy up all the vaccines hoover them all up and they wouldn t really be enough left to go around iraq the media is r
protests are growing despite the government s efforts to try and contain them for instance in the eastern monsters it s rubber bullets were said to be fired student leaders were also arrested there have been a number of arrests made so far to date since those protests started around 350 people have been arrested in the clue include activist protestors tutored leaders and a large number of human rights people or advocates also but it doesn t seem to be deterring those 2000 years in fact we ve seen some of the largest numbers or the largest turnout in young god where there are some numbers frankly there are about 100000 people who ve come out on the streets there are also groups who have come out in front of the russian and chinese embassies calling for those 2 countries not to support the military regime so it seems despite the fact that the government seems to be or the military regime seems to be making more efforts to try to contain these protests with both messages televis
is going to depend on a course to change a proposition and that is the united states must renew america s enduring advantages so that we can meet today s challenges from a position of strength. al jazeera has seen parts of a confidential report by the un which finds the former head of the us security contracting firm violated an arms embargo in libya it centers around the dealings of erik prince the former head of blackwater question some of the reports. erik prince is best known as the founder of blackwater security a private contractor whose employees were implicated in the killing of 17 iraqi civilians in 2007 he s also a prominent supporter of former president donald trump and brother to former education secretary betsy devadasi. but it s his role in a malicious assault on the internationally recognized government of libya in 2019 that s now a question al-jazeera has seen excerpts of a 121 page report submitted to the u.n. security council and 1st reported by the new york
is not a guilty as charged in article of impeachment top senate republican mitch mcconnell launched a searing attack on trump even though he voted to acquit him there s no question now on their present trouble is practically. and morally responsible for provoking the events of a day. no question about the people who storm this building believe they were acting on the wishes and a truck of their president from capitol hill alan fischer takes us through how the historic day s events played out. the day started with quite a bit of a surprise because the democrats announced that they were going to call witnesses we weren t expecting that we thought we were moving straight on to the closing arguments of the quoted a number of reports that appeared in the american media late on friday night saying that they really had to speak to the people who were quoted in the one of them a republican congresswoman who is talking about what kevin mccarthy the leader of the republicans in the hou