i think sports in saudi arabia will make a really big difference. lot of stuff. it will really make people not see us as a really weird country because they have always judged saudi arabia for being too religious and everything. our country wants to have a good reputation for athletics in women our country wants to have a good reputation for athletics and women and not have the western media be so stereotypical about us. saudi arabia's remarkable investment in sport shows no sign of abating. jeddah�*s hosting of a preliminary regatta for sailing's prestigious america's cup, the first time the event has ever been staged here in the red sea. more and more sports are being enticed here to this oil—rich state. the critics waved aside. what do you say to those who suggest sailing and other sports are being used by saudi arabia to project a more positive image of the country because of its human rights record? they should come here and check it for themselves and not grandstand. you cannot change from outside, you have to change from within. we have seen

would you like to see saudi arabia _ saudi arabia.ia host the - see saudi arabia host the women's world cup as well as the men's?— women's world cup as well as the men's? you go around the world and _ the men's? you go around the world and ask _ the men's? you go around the world and ask any _ the men's? you go around the world and ask any vice - world and ask any vice president that question, the answer would be yes, why not? women's participation in sport has increased by 50% compared to the _ has increased by 50% compared to the population. if you took about— to the population. if you took about seven sport, some have increased _ about seven sport, some have increased by 300.— about seven sport, some have increased by 300. human rights campaigners — increased by 300. human rights campaigners will _ increased by 300. human rights campaigners will say _ increased by 300. human rights campaigners will say look - increased by 300. human rights campaigners will say look at - campaigners will say look at the imprisoning of campaigners fo

president putin to saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and do you understand why prince muhammad the head of saudi arabia and the president of the united arab emirates alnakhayan, putin with such solemn ceremonies of his meeting and negotiations with him? let me explain: firstly, the president of the arab emirates was at the last st. petersburg economic forum. the emirates are now playing, well, let's say, such a transit point... a point for gray imports to russia. the second moment a large number of rich people , semi-oligarchic, not only semi-oligarchic type, moved to dubai, there are many thousands of these russians, rich people who moved their families there, they now buy a lot of real estate there, you can hear russian spoken in many hotels in dubai , they are mainly concentrated in dubai, this is their main... such a harbor, that's where these people are located, they continue to do business , earn money for the war that russia is waging in ukraine, that's what we should not forget, too, there is also a part of such sanctions or people , or those who, let’s say, are already

saudi arabia's investment in sport has gone into overdrive. country now set to host the 2034 world cup too. but there's also controversy among fears that one of the world's richest oil states is using sports to distract from its human rights record and its impact on the environment. i travelled tojeddah for a rare opportunity to speak to one of the key figures behind the country's remarkable sporting revolution. there seems no end to the number of sports you are investing in. are we at the high point now or are wejust beginning the journey? there is a lot, as you said. our ambition is to host the best events around the world in the kingdom for the people of the kingdom to see, but also to invite the world to the kingdom. we have — formula i, i think, is one of them. fifa world cup, and the olympics. these are the highest events that any nation would love to host within their countries. within the 2030 vision, we have targets that we want to host the biggest events to attract the world through sports, to be part of that, and to play a role in t

what projects are already in the works with saudi arabia, what are you discussing? yes, saudi arabia is 40 joint investments, that’s a trillion. raised funds, and we plan, as i recently said, to attract another trillion from saudi arabia in the next 2 years, and these are very interesting projects, for example, investments from scratch in a project. zapsibneftim is one of the largest gas chemical complexes in the world, sibur company. this is also an investment by saudi arabia, together with rdif, in the largest technopark in russia rostik city, building from scratch one of the three largest logistics companies in russia, plt, which shows very powerful results. accordingly, there are many infrastructure projects, and what is planned is continued investment in the infrastructure component, in technology... companies in russia, promotion of our companies to the saudi market, and the saudi market is extremely promising for our companies, therefore, accordingly, very full interaction with saudi arabia, on the opec deal, on investment, according to the projects, and inde

saudi arabia's investment in sport has gone into overdrive. the country now set to host the 2034 world cup too. but there's also controversy among fears that one of the world's richest oil states is using sports to distract from its human rights record and its impact on the environment. i travelled tojeddah for a rare opportunity to speak to one of the key figures behind the country's remarkable sporting revolution. there seems no end to the number of sports you are investing in. are we at the high point now or are we just beginning the journey? there is a lot, as you said. our ambition is to host the best events around the world in the kingdom for the people of the kingdom to see, but also to invite the world to the kingdom. we have — formula 1, i think, is one of them. fifa world cup, and the olympics. these are the highest events that any nation would love to host within their countries. within the 2030 vision, we have targets that we want to host the biggest events to attract the world through sports, to be part of that, and to play a role

. of change in saudi arabia if it's seriously done. seen as an inconvenience, i think we will see many of the same problems we saw in the build—up to qatar. but the huge investment in sport is for multiple reasons and one of those reasons is about saudi arabia's image and power. we can't be naive to that and the sporting world has to take that into account and to govern appropriately. open play, open play! a training session in riyadh for some of the estimated 70,000 saudi girls now playing football. women were only allowed in stadiums five years ago, but there has been rapid progress since, but there's been rapid progress since, with progress since, with the creation of a professiona league and a national team. women's football is really progressing and booming, and we're very happy about what's going on with women's football in saudi arabia. what is this doing for women's rights, forfemale empowerment in this country, this progress in football, do you think? we are celebrating a milestone. we are celebrating a milestone, where i am t

, united arab emirates, as well to those parties that is actually under the control of saudi arabia. that the the response of yemen, it will be directly into united arab emirate and saudi arabia, we will not actually try to fight each other uh to help uh united states and israel and saudi arabia, we will focus our attack against saudi arabia and united emirates and we have seen those latest major times that has been done in in in gaza and as well in west bank even though mahmoud abbas has recognized israel and he is recognized from international community, we've seen that is not only actually they say that they want to destroy hamas in gaza is actually they want to destroy anything that represent palestinian state, they want to drive all palestinian out of gaza, out of west bank, that's why was taken by force, should only uh be returned by force, i'm sure that yeman army in the coming days will take a major step by extending its attack against israel and as well in country that will try either united states or germany or france because they they might be sending some of the battleshi

saudi arabia for the first 9 months plus 5% 1 billion 350 million dollars.2030, the parties expect to increase annual trade turnover to 7 billion. an important role here food supplies play a role. also, the emirates and saudi arabia are increasingly purchasing petroleum products. moreover, regulation of the oil market is one of the main areas of our cooperation, including in the opec+ format. opec saudi arabia russian. in fact, they play the role of sponsor of the process of adjusting the oil price level, and we do this not only in our interests of producing countries, but not exporting ones, but we do this with great responsibility for the situation in the world as a whole. successful cooperation with saudi arabia in the energy sector can be expanded to include the sphere of peaceful nuclear energy, the government believes. for example, we supply nuclear fuel to the united arab emirates. the order portfolio is scheduled until the thirty-first year, its volume is almost 15 billion dollars. in the hydrocarbons segment, major projects with the national company

saudi arabia is the very heart, the very essence of the entire vast islamic world. the country is certainly not very open to outsiders trends, but this is where many of the keys to the very global south are located, together with which russia hopes to build a future fair multipolar world. vladimir putin arrived in riyadh late in the evening, but looked cheerful. crown prince mohammed bin salman met him on the porch of the royal residence. welcome. glad to see you. then vladimir putin introduced the members of the russian delegation to the prince. the head of rosatom, representatives of oil companies, financiers, and industrialists are here. occupies convenience and every chance to make a big joint company. saudi arabia buys from russia. grain and is very interested in the supply of agricultural products. phoenix trees here, of course, are excellent, they grow, perhaps the best in the world, but for many other things there is no climate, so to speak, then negotiations began. we have stable, very good relations in the sphere of political interaction, in the economy, i

how much has a negative relationship with saudi arabia. it has been the case for almost 2 or 3 decades. let's go back to the turn of the century woodside. you're a brokerage, a national unit, c, a peaceful efforts between 5th and thomas and mca, under the patronage of the previous custodian with the to holy must think of the law and how much broke, what it's committed itself to do. i'm actually not respect uh its uh, commitments in those meetings to the saudi arabian government. we have another negative incidents and b and so, and years. so the notion to say, that's how great best reports, how much effort and the 7th of october it's, it's just absurd. i think get daily. i mean, i must, was on the american side interior as well as i understand why on her ben consolidate notes and say, oh hospital ship to, to guys. and i mean, i suppose it would be during the, by the ministration not to blow it up, but to protect and, and to help perhaps those uh people who are uh, wounded and in pain in gaza. it is, there is no shortage. uh, well 1st of cou

no doubt it seems to me is against saudi arabia. because not so much of holding x to expo, but because of its positions on numerous global south issues. what more can jesus, the countries do to fight that? or maybe it doesn't get perceptions that are clearly created by some groups in western europe and in nature, nations against gcc countries, against as well. i think we should carry on by doing the right things because they are in the benefit of our own people. and if our own country and one would hope that the viewers leaders in the sitters around the worlds become, are becoming more educated. um, you know, when to take it back to that goes the conflict. it was a fascinating that the, you know, people are constantly asking, do you, can them, how much do you know who the biggest sympathizer will support of thomas is it is benjamin netanyahu, and those are not my words. those are an editorial in the times of israel. so in one of israel's owing newspapers, they are blaming and that's on yahoo for what has happened. and they've said h

how much has a negative relationship with saudi arabia. it has been the case for almost 2 or 3 decades. let's go back to the turn of the century woodside. the rapier brokerage, a national unit, see a peaceful efforts between fed and thomas and mecca under the patronage of the previous custodian with the tool. he must think i'm the law. i'm promised broke. what it's committed itself to do. i'm actually not respect. uh, it's a commitment in those meetings to the saudi arabian government, we have another negative incidents and b. and so in gears. so the notion to say that's how great best supports, how much effort and the 7th of october it's, it's just absurd. i see. daily, i mean i must was on the american side in syria as well as i understand why on hood then i can solve the notes and say, oh, hospital ship to, to gaza. and i mean, i suppose it would be during the, by the ministration not to blow it up, but to protect and, and to help perhaps those people who are wounded and in pain in gaza. there is no shortage. uh, well, 1st of all, so th

our investments by saudi arabia by another trillion rubles, and from that in the next 2 years.unts from saudi arabia. of this money was invested in 40 significant projects, 12 of which were again built from scratch. of course, the president of russia and the crown prince of saudi arabia discussed the situation in ukraine, even more so. details the catastrophic consequences of the palestinian-israeli conflict. saudi arabia is interested in russia as in an authoritative player capable of helping resolve conflicts in this ever- turbulent region. in the south, saudi arabia borders on yemen, in the north on iraq, and there it is just a stone's throw from syria. and in many local conflicts, the saudis themselves took an active part, supporting the syrian opposition, for example, but now riyadh is pursuing a much more balanced external one. because he listens less often to western advice and has even established contacts with bashar assad. the russian delegation arrived in riyadh after a whole day of negotiations in the capital of the united nations the arab emirates of abu dhabi, wit

i didn't even know they backed saudi arabia for expo 2030. although israel vitally denied backing saturday. one sign maybe of optimism perhaps will be signs of optimism with comp $28.00 for saving the planet. just to explain what it means that expo 21st he will be inside of the arabian announced this week, and i think it's a huge victory for a saudi arabia in terms of its diplomatic efforts. because as you know, it took a lot of lobbying, but also an excellent opportunity to showcase the new saudi arabia to showcase old, the reforms that have been and in a very interesting coincidence, schoolvision 2030. so if people will get an opportunity to come to sal, good idea and witness really a miracle in the making because what has happened in the last 7 years? it's been unprecedented on so many levels. and it's one of the few countries in the world where there's actually, i mean, the crump, in school, the, the success story of the 21st century. and that is the reality. when you see that we are scheduled to be the fastest growing economy in the g 20

itself, parts of him were quartered and this was transported. everything is in saudi arabia in erriad, that is why there is such a complex policy, complex considerations on each side, here is a certain pressure this prince on the americans will agree to his condition. tell me, do you believe that saudi arabia and israel will be able to return to the reconciliation process after all this horror? and i will explain, there is an interesting moment that happened recently. a few weeks ago, a meeting of the league of arab states and the organization of islamic states was established, and at this summit the crown prince and the minister of foreign affairs of saudi arabia announced that the normalization process has been stopped for the time being, but it is not going away from the agenda of saudi arabia, that is, in this situation, the saudis understand very well that they will have to somehow... saudi arabia against hamas, against these extremist movements, like hamas, like islamic jihad, they see this as a threat. the second point, the conditions of america to make deliveries of those weap

rfpi has already invested and attracted significant amounts from saudi arabia. of this money there was invested in 40 significant projects, 12 of which were again built from scratch. of course, the president of russia, the crown prince of saudi arabia, discussed the situation in... ukraine, in even more detail, the catastrophic consequences of the palestinian-israeli conflict. saudi arabia is interested in russia as an authoritative player capable of helping resolve conflicts in this category. troubled region in the south, saudi arabia borders on yemen, on the north on iraq, and there it’s a stone’s throw to syria, and in many local the saudis themselves took an active part in conflicts, supporting the syrian opposition, for example, but now riyadh is pursuing a much more balanced foreign policy, since it listens less often to the advice of the west and has even established contacts with bashar al-assad. roman sobol, georgy ugarov, sergey dronov, ntv television company. the visit of the russian leader to the gulf countries is being actively analyzed in the west,

from the uae, the russian president flew to saudi arabia.at eriyadh airport is as warm as in abu dhabi. hello steinmeier. at the entrance to the royal palace almama putin personally was met by the crown prince of the kingdom, mohammed bin salman al saud. look, the russian president here showed biden how to greet. the crown prince did not let go of putin’s hand for a long time, both laughed. the second handshake took place 40 seconds later inside the royal palace. in his welcoming speech , putin thanked bin salman for the warm welcome and said that nothing could hinder development. they say the size of the meeting is the signal that saudi arabia and the united arab emirates want to send to the united states and the rest of the world. allies america is going over to the side of official moscow. the new york times is worried about oil prices, saying that the uae and saudi arabia ranked sixth and second in the world, respectively, together with russia, which ranks third in production, they are part of the opec plus association. the hill writes w

how much has a negative relationship with saudi arabia. it has been the case for almost 2 or 3 decades. let's go back to the turn of the century woodside. the rapier brokerage a national unit see a peaceful efforts between fed and thomas and muska under the patronage of the previous custodian with the 2 holy mosques got villa and promised broke. what it's committed itself to do. i'm actually not respect. uh, it's a commitment in those meetings to the saudi arabian government, we have another negative incidents and b and so in gears. so the notion to say that's how you're a best support, how much effort and the 7th of october it's, it's just absurd. i think good daily, i mean i must was on the american side interior as well as i understand why on her then i can solve the notes and say, oh, hospital ship to, to gaza. and i mean, i suppose it would be during the, by the ministration not to blow it up, but to protect and, and to help perhaps those uh people who uh, wounded in pain in gaza. it is, there is no shortage. what 1st of course are th

saudi arabia in the u. a going to pay for it. oh, well 1st of all, uh, thank you very much for having me. i'm happy to be with you. um, if we are going to go down the path of asking uh this sort of questions, we perhaps should to go for 2 years back in history and question all the false statements which is parts of the media strategy of success a is really a government. i think one needs to have not just the grain of salt, but perhaps uh, 3 kilograms of salt. whenever there is an official statements coming out to any is really government. it's established in terms of research, as well as uh, what we have seen in the past. few decades, so that is really government not just the nothing. yeah. whose is really government use a certain tactics, one of which is such false media statements. and i suppose if there's one glimmer of light, it's the genocide it is being the whole world is now on the same side as the arab league, even canada and britain, its name to wood, one believe. but the but will relations change between saudi arabia an

but of course, the fact that saudi arabia and the u. a today you a national day have taken such clear positions versus 5 when the americans and western europeans are saying a ceasefire and the benefits them us. what do you make of the lies told against the you a about $1228.00 being an exercise in fossil fuel negotiation and the increased you will propaganda are against our nations likes the idea. rayburn, the you a off to that positions on gaza. this is to full allow me here to answer 1st about the vincent positions about the u. e. and so the vehicle in for a ceasefire and the u. s. a posing, i think the best answer to that is what the winston, how winston churchill describe. the americans is that they will do the right thing after they've tried everything else. seeing that the ceasefire only benefits from us is very short sighted. it is shallow and it is absolutely wrong. the entity is not on just not just on this instance. there has been several previous incidents with the sound. you are a b as a us ally, as a us friend have advised,

e, with the leadership of saudi arabia. and try to find the solutions to the 21st century from the country that as described by the saudi conference is going to be the 21st century success story. i think there's a lot of wisdom in having these discussions and start having constructive conversations as opposed to disruptive ones. pass syllabus. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on monday, hearing host, who called 20 i do by we don't 3 in front of the united nation special rapids on climate change and human rights, but until then give it to us. why are we lost social media results sense in your country, and how do i channel going on the run tv on rumbled, i'll come to watching you and old episodes. i'm going on to go and see him on the the you all the there. that's and grieving and all the guys as is really bombardments return to the enclave, killing at least 180 people starting to palestinian authorities. israel says it's ready for the wars next stage. as the idea of the accuse is a mazda violating the week l

but right now he's heading to saudi arabia kind of thing and. busy he's quoting all the you when to stop the read length of types on god. the thing is rails options are organized terrorism on the bombardment. some civilians. meantime a buried in the rubble waiting days for rest. as none might spend 4 days, trop tons of the rubble, without any food or water, i didn't even have a swimming pool of water. i tried to come out, but the rocks and concrete blocks left me a lot of studios gather what they can provide you and warehouse to monitor and aid stuff and risk their lives in god's. in the program we hear from us folks posted the palestinian red presence as i know the situation in the south. how to become the young catastrophe. why people should is already packed. there is no left to please put any one. and on top of that, people don't have access to the answer with many developments. and all correspondence, i guess the standing by its a busy one this hour here live one on the international. so the israeli, palestinian was helping the agenda betwe

vladimir putin organized a blitzurne in the emirates and saudi arabia. what does the arab world expect from russia? i am very glad to see you. oil diplomacy. moscow has taken the lead in the new deal. how did the price of a russian barrel become a headache for washington? we realized that russia is much more stable under sanctions. gadgets, why the state duma. banned schoolchildren from using mobile phones in class and what punishment will follow for refusing to put away the smartphone? i went from my phone, which is filming, look right now, hello, this is meeting place on ntv , a place where everything becomes clear, i am andrey norkin , my colleague ivan trushkin, we are working live, today we will have to start again with the tragic news related to shootings in educational institutions, this time in bryansk in gymnasium number five, one of the students opened fire on her peers; unfortunately, there were dead and wounded. the data that the investigative committee is now distributing, the weapon was brought into the gymnasium, it was a pump-action shotg

how much has a negative relationship with saudi arabia. it has been the case for almost 2 or 3 decades. let's go back to the turn of the century woodside. the rapier brokerage, a national unit t, a peaceful efforts between 5th and how much and mca, under the patronage of the previous custodian with the, to all the most think i'm the la uh, i'm promised broke. what it's committed itself to do. i'm actually not respect. uh, it's a commitment in those meetings to the saudi arabian government. we have another negative incidents and b. and so in gears. so the notion to say, that's how you write best reports, how much effort and the 7th of october it's, it's just absurd. i think i didn't really, i mean i must was on the american side interior as well as i understand why on her ben consolidate notes and say, oh, hospital ship to, to gaza. and i mean, i suppose it would be during the, by the ministration not to blow it up, but to protect and, and to help perhaps those people who are wounded in pain in gaza as there is no shortage. uh well 1st of c

started , they are received, of course, in the united arab emirates, i think that saudi arabia too, well, at a completely understandable, highest level, they have already said that it is clear, it’s not about how the department receives it, it’s about what they’ll talk about, exactly talk, because well , deputy prime minister alexander, who’s in charge of fuel, came, and the head of the central bank, arrived, the head of space, and the head there, and from this we understand that, of course, specific agreements in a certain direction, where, of course, energy, and atoms, and i think that a lot of things, of course, will be agreements and have already been announced that there will be significant investments in the economy of the russian federation, but it is quite obvious that such documents and such agreements are sectoral, taking into account, well, the representatives i brought to you, they could be, well, i think, i assume, maybe who will not agree that... the topics of the directions of negotiations in the united arab emirates, especially in saudi arabia, the range of possible

the world press is discussing the visit of vladimir putin, saudi arabia and the emirates.ab countries have set a course for new allies, and washington cannot stop this. maria skorodilka studied the reaction. topic number one. loud headlines visit of vladimir putin, american journalists discuss in detail an hour of live broadcast on cnn, experts admit, saudi arabia has turned its back on the west, and the united states will no longer be able to correct this. i think this visit, as we can see for ourselves, is very important for both the emirates and saudi arabia, judging by the way putin was received there, this is a direct challenge to the united states to the rest of the world. the countries of the middle east are focusing on the leaders of the new world. putin's visit. in abu dhabi and riyadh demonstrate moscow's strength on the world stage. saudi arabia may join brix, has already launched mutual currency mechanisms with china, and also supported russia in its intention to de-dollarize the global saudi arabia is gradually reducing trade in energy resources and cooperatio

saudi arabia and iran are interested in the region was.plans for a big war in the persian gulf area in the near middle east, and russia wants the same thing. but i can’t imagine how optimistic you have to be to think about the 2034 fifa world cup, i really just can’t imagine, but now mirskol, what a year it’s 2034, and it was in kator, it was in kator. well, we had a good time, i visited all the stadiums there, it’s very interesting, by the way, in my opinion i’m becoming a football fan with such plans, it’s okay, check out our everything will pass, well, ours in 2018, by the way, wherever you go, everyone remembers , everyone remembers who is into football, and i started recently, everyone remembers 2018, and it’s very nice to hear, we are now playing phenomenal matches, well simply phenomenal. that is, to play in the snow, we used to race with men like that in childhood, guys, and now, in all seriousness, change the calendar so as not to play in the snow, so that you can still play in the snow, in the snow like in the west, in the snow,

russia very much wants to send its weapons to saudi arabia, they all say: "well, yes, yes, inshallah,will god, maybe we will buy something", but they are in no hurry to switch to russian, that is why it is, as they say, a mnogokhadovichka. and, look, mr. mykhailo, there is an awareness among the monarchies that, that the russians are simply lying, if you can even imagine that... the contract for the supply of these 35 aircraft was signed, russia is not able to produce them in the quantity that anyone needs, we know many stories about about about india, for example, i think there was also in indonesia that they are not, what is it called, not a kit that they really bought there, and then they flew in, and then looked, and there are not half of the spare parts that are needed, in short, they do not meet the contractual conditions. in the world who do not understand that it is only us, the ukrainians, through our experience , which is tragic, i must say, we learn that the russians are not so strong, all the rest who still continue to think that they are so strong and are able to release

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and sony majority country was missing saudi arabia on israel, and saudi arabia didn't used to have official relations since the beginning of 2023 . the u. s. tried to broker a deal between israel and saudi arabia and they were supposed to be really close to historic agreement. something is wrong, so the rate of arch enemy would not have liked to put it mildly. and we all know what happened next. the october 2023 terrorist attack on israel by how much and how israel then declared war on how much the deadly is released strikes on gaza sparked outrage in the arab world. and they have put on hold the relations between israel and its neighbors. as you know, iran's proxy armies are attacking israel. at the same time, the united states has moved more ships to the region. but we still owe you an answer to one question. we haven't answered yet, what the iranian regime actually enter the conflict itself. you know, or will not be involved because you're wrong involved in this war with the guns original and uh, even worse then uh, rigid and regional was my arguments movie. they know that getting involv

thank 2 wise leader shape of saudi arabia has reminded that the u. s. a saw was the one the 1st stage to recognize the independence of saudi arabia and has dressed up today. russia respects the kingdoms decision to independently choose the country's own future, and that the n like more important has said that the next meeting with mohammed when someone should be in moscow in such a way, inviting the crown prince to visit a rush or a lot of course on the agenda, including the stability in the middle is really tearing catastrophe in gaza right now and folding is real, have mass conflict enters, it's the months tomorrow. and of course, it is also to be discussed between the wide more potent animal how much been set in mind. we know that space most co and the out support the idea of the creation of the palestinian state and older to guarantee and provide long awaited and long term peace and that part of low. but here is the crown prince speaking about the importance of saudi russia, communication car, donation and cooperation in that see or let's take a lis

no doubt it seems to me is against saudi arabia. because not so much of holding x to expo, but because of its positions on numerous global south issues. what more can jesus, the countries do to fight that? or maybe it doesn't get perceptions that are clearly created by some groups in western europe and in nature, nations against jesus, the countries against as well. i think we should carry on by doing the right things because they are in the benefit of our own people and if our own country and one would hope that the viewers leaders in the sitters around the worlds become, are becoming more educated. um, you know, when to take it back to that goes a conflict. it was a fascinating that the, you know, people are constantly asking, do you condemn? how much do you know who the biggest sympathizer will support of thomas is it is benjamin netanyahu. and those are not my words, those are an editorial in the times of israel. so in one of israel's only newspapers, they are blaming and that's on yahoo for what has happened. and they said his

how much has a negative relationship with saudi arabia. it has been the case for almost 2 or 3 decades. let's go back to the turn of the century woodside. the rapier brokerage, a national unit, see a peaceful efforts between 5th and how much and mca, under the patronage of the previous custodian with the, to all the most got de la. ah, i'm promise broke. what it's committed itself to do. i'm actually not respect uh its uh, commitments in those meetings to the saudi arabian government. um we have uh, another uh, negative incidents and b and so in gears. so the notion to say, that's how the very best reports, how much effort and the 7th of october it's, it's just absurd. i think get daily. i mean, i must, was on the american side interior as far as i understand why on her ben consolidate notes and say, oh, hospital ship to, to gaza. and i mean, i suppose it wouldn't be daring, the, by the ministration not to blow it up, but to protect and, and to help perhaps those uh people who, uh, wounded and in pain in gaza. it is, there is no shortage.

in this 8-year war , the war that saudi arabia started to invade was saudi arabia and the uae.land has been the united states, the command of the operation room has been in the hands of the americans, and this is except for the will and power and the decision on this matter and the forgiveness and sacrifice. look at one of the military and political officials of the president. we advise americans from now on with do not speak the language of threats to yemen. we have been issued instructions. yemen is not a place that has talked to them with orders and instructions, so what can this will do to create this phenomenon that you are seeing now, and what it will do in the future, the issues will be much more complicated and sensitive. we can say that the difference with some arab countries is the independence of the yemenis in decision-making. this firm belief and belief in what they are doing, and if we want to check it , maybe we can say that it is definitely like this. among islamic and arab countries, yemen has taken the most exceptional stance against israel, except for the isl

arabia.y are purchasing petroleum products more actively. moreover, regulation of the oil market is one of the main areas of our cooperation, including in the opec+ format. in opec plus, saudi arabia and the russian federation actually play the role of sponsor of the process of adjusting the oil price level, and we do this not only in our interests of producing countries that do not export, but we do this with great responsibility. for the situation in the world as a whole. successful cooperation with saudi arabia in the energy sector can be expanded to include the sphere of peaceful nuclear energy, the government believes. for example, we supply nuclear fuel to the united arab emirates. the order portfolio is scheduled until the thirty-first year, its volume is almost 15 billion dollars. in the hydrocarbons segment, major projects with the national company abu dhabi are being implemented by gazprom, novotek and lukkoil. the countries also have joint initiatives to produce solar panels and el

saudi arabia is spending billions of pounds transforming the sports landscape.is on the horizon and the man overseeing it all told me what lay behind this sports revolution. our ambition is to host the best events around the world and the kingdom for the people of the of the kingdom to see, of the kingdom to see, but also to invite the world to the kingdom. do you want to be the sort of number one sporting superpower? i don't see it that we're competing with others. 20 million of our population are below the age of 30, so we need to get them engaged. al—hilal versus al—nassr in the saudi pro league. this summer, clubs here spent a staggering £750 million signing top players to join the likes of superstar cristiano ronaldo, sending shock waves through the game. while the riyadh derby is a sell—out, some matches have been watched byjust a few hundred fans. but the man leading the recruitment drive says it's worth it. obviously we would be happy to have all our stadiums full or at least half full, but we recognise the evolution that is taking place. our goal is to

off of on a ross president went to saudi arabia for a summit. it was a 1st such visit in more than 15 years as well as alive now too said mohammed and the professor at the university of tampa on site professor outside. typically professor is always the same. how are you? i hope you're well, thanks for joining us. a today on, on the now, i guess the 1st question is how important all they are. i say key is the wrong saudi arabia, a partnership for them, at least meet the. so it's very important because both countries are very influential in the region and saudi arabia has been at war with the admin 4 years. and the ron has been been an ally, ibm. and so the fact that 22 countries have reconciled to a large degree has had a positive impacts on the file between saudi arabian government. and also i think that across the region is ease tensions. and it's also helps the 2 countries work more closely than before when it comes to palestine. and now that we have a ongoing genocide in pal assigned to cooperation between the 2 countries as all the more impo

the biggest, when for israel will be normalizing relations with saudi arabia. the us has been encouraging the to, to engage in talks. one benefit for the saudis, as well as other gulf states, is they would gain an ally against arch rival iran. one of our mass is prime sponsors. secret negotiations were reportedly going on, and then came home masses, tara attack on october, the 7th. a mass describe the impending saudi's way, the diplomatic agreement as one of its main reasons for the sold. no, no matter how the war ends, it's difficult to see a pulse is well making major diplomatic progress in the region without some kind of a sustainable long term solution for the palestinians. and some more, i'm joined now by estimate of buddha, an associate fellow with the chatham house, middle east, and north africa program in london. mister buddhist, thanks so much for your time today. has israel's will with hamas done irreparable damage to its, its diplomatic relationships with the, with the, our world? i think we are living now the lowest level of any prospect of relation

, the fact is that neither saudi arabia nor any country in persia. no, the leadership of saudi arabiad center of tourism, create a powerful infrastructure with some incredible hotels there, all sorts of attractions come with it, which means changes in legislation are made more moderately, so you can imagine that the country that wants this is suddenly in a state of war with someone, but this is generally unthinkable, which is why the leadership says, no, we don’t need this, and in general, look at what a war between them could lead to. the usa, if things continue like this, we do not exclude iran, yes, because when there is a war with hezbollah, iran will interfere more, why? well, firstly , iran has the opportunity to transport everything that hezbollah needs by land through iraq and syria, yes, that means by air through syria, but by sea it is unlikely, there are difficulties there, yes, but all the armed forces of the united states , so subordinating the so-called central command , the command of the armed forces of central asia is mainly located in the persian countries, you take

and sony majority country was missing. saudi arabia on israel, and saudi arabia didn't used to have official relations since the beginning of 2023 . the u. s tried to broker a deal between israel and saudi arabia and they were supposed to be really close to historic agreement, something iran, so the rate of arch enemy would not us liked to put it mildly. and we all know what happened next. the october 2023 terrorist attack on israel by how much and how israel and then declared war on how much the deadly is released strikes. some guys left sparked outrage in the arab world. and they have put on hold the relations between israel and its neighbors. as you know, ron's proxy armies are attacking israel. at the same time, the united states has moved warships to the region. but we still owe you an answer to one question. we haven't answered yet, what the iranian regime actually enter the conflict itself. you know, or will not be involved because you're wrong involved in this war with the guns original and uh, even was then resist in regional was my arguments movie. they know that getting involved i

later saudi arabia. you know, you look at the pictures he's being welcomed with, with the russian flags lining the streets, or the russian colors being jet. i sent over the skies. i thought maybe i'm confused, but i thought the russian president was isolated. well i, i don't believe he's isolated here in the middle east, and in fact uh after that is really impatient. got the worst of interest and uh, supporting his invasions to be sure you have a, uh you okay. uh, germany and others and uh, the owner of the stats of a rush um which in the statements and actions. uh, in fact uh he is more of up to date on any other uh, withdrawal leaders was a very interesting comment. certainly a comment that will not be picked up by the western press mister photography, but i appreciate you saying that none the less now the oversees, we both know of the u. a. e and the saudi arabia all seen as long term friends of the united states. how do you think washington is looking at this trip right now with food and being greete

direct contacts with the arab emirates and saudi arabia strengthen russia’s position.st one day, putin managed as much as the united states cannot do in a year, the chinese press notes. putin's lightning visit to the countries of the middle east has important political consequences and practical value. it will allow russia to reduce american influence and change the strategic alignment in the region. in other words, putin killed two birds with one stone shot. well, the new york times can't contain their emotions. biden was not given such a welcome. in abu dhabi, vladimir putin's limousine drove through the territory of a huge palace, and riders with russian flags lined the road. the planes painted the russian tricolor in the sky, and putin was also greeted with a cannon salute. the russian president was solemnly received in saudi arabia, but the french president, macron , was unable to go there last weekend, the leader emphasized. macron is far from putin, noted florian filippo. maria skrodilka, lead. we'll pause for footage from baghdad. the us embassy in iraq came un

and just as important was saudi arabia with saudi arabia. we're announcing for the 1st time that we're in our partners plan to increase our investments with saudi arabia by another $10700000000.00 over the next 2 years. it talks about, i was speaking a bit earlier in the program with highlighted photography, a professor of the outside of the university in saudi arabia. and he says, the russian president is in good company as if it's just the persian gulf. i thought listen for yourself. we are independent states and we have to draw on our policies and our relation to national relationships according to our interest and according to the kind of uh, random is and the state of buttons of our partners and russia so far through a very good to me in many ways, i mean in all things last, for example, in this stance, towards the se, in issues are of issues after uh, is really impatient guys. uh, and uh, listed instead, uh, uh, some sorting. he's invasion, especially of eric. uh you. okay. uh, germany and others and uh on the status of a flush um, whi

, yemen, saudi arabia, and syria and saudi arabia, and this is very good for the region and it should, it should continue in that direction, and this is why saudi arabia and the uae, and uh countries that were members of the previous coalition uh supported by the us against yemen have not joined this one, bahrain is the only arab country in the region that has joined this this coalition, which which gives you an indicator of of where people's. are at right now, i think there there's again a bitter taste in in a lot of people's mouths uh, they remember not to mess with yemen, uh, people thought that by starving yemen, bombing yemen, that it will yield, and and this is not been the case, it's quite, it's quite the the opposite, as matter of fact the resistance is even stronger now, uh, i'll i'll remind people that yemen fired the first anti-ship ballistic missile in the last weeks, no one has ever done this before, so um, we are talking about awesome fire power um that that is causing anorm. economical damage and uh this is the way that arab countries should be behaving and muslim count

the, the the lot of important visits, saudi arabia for the 1st time in full years and meets with the crown prince. previously on the same sort put in was normally greeted him, the u. a despite claims by western politicians about supposedly isolating roster policy in the. busy calls on the un to stop the relentless attacks on gather saying these rules actions are moving, ice terrorism on the bum. wadman. some civilians are buried on the rumbling to days, waiting to be rescued by spend full days trapped under the russell without any food. i didn't even have a move. i tried to call out, but the rocks and concrete blocks. mesquite and cesar l is a tax on gas i intensify. the director of the united nations relief of world agency for europe tells r t that's fair is no safe place. left in the end, right, more more you way installation fee, more misplaced or no way in $5.00 days? no. said the we'll continue. now, coverage held the conflict to the middle east and with major updates from other parts of the world. welcome to our international i, a mike called fletcher to apply them and put it i

the the lot of important visit saudi arabia for the 1st time in full years and meets with the crown prince. previously on the saving toward protecting was one of the recent into you ways to spite slaves the west and politicians involved the supposedly isolating russia. the policy dentist already calls on the un to stop the relentless attacks on g, as i say, these roles actions out with an ice terrorism on the bombardment. some civilians buried on the rumble for days by waiting to be rec. and i spent 2 days of trumpets under the rubble without any food, a water. i didn't even have a small bottle of water. i tried to coal house, but the rocks and concrete blocks left deep. as these rolls a tax on gas, i intensify the director of the un relief as well as agents. if a year of tells out to you that there is no safe place left in the end, right. more people, the more the more displacement towards nowhere inside there is no case in the state. the, it's 6 am in moscow. i'm glad you could join us this news on our team to national high of michael. what with the updates and i would like them to put i

saudi arabia and the emirates are actively developing. relations with new allies.edia write: washington is hardly able to resist this. middle east tour vladimir putin is called a strategic move that split the world in half. maria skorodilka has all the details. topic number one and big headlines. the visit of vladimir putin, american journalists discuss in detail an hour of live broadcast on cnn. experts admit that saudi arabia has turned its back on the west, and the united states will no longer be able to correct this. i think this visit, as we can see for ourselves, is very important for both the emirates and saudi arabia, judging by the way putin was received there, this is a direct message of challenge to the united states to the rest of the world. middle eastern countries focus on the leaders of the new world. putin's visit to abu dhabi and riyadh demonstrates moscow's strength on the world stage. saudi arabia may join brix, has already launched reciprocal currency mechanisms with china, and also supported russia in its intention. the emirates and russia are

and sony majority country was missing saudi arabia on israel, and saudi arabia didn't used to have official relations since the beginning of 2023 . the u. s. tried to broker a deal between israel and saudi arabia and they were supposed to be really close to historic agreement, something iran, so the rate of arch enemy would not have liked to put it mildly. and we all know what happened next. the october 2023 terrorist attack on israel by how much and how israel and then declared more on how much the deadly is rarely strikes on gaza sparked outrage in the arab world. and they have put on hold the relations between israel and its neighbors. as you know, around proxy armies are attacking israel. at the same time, the united states has moved worship to the region. but we still owe you an answer to one question. we haven't answered yet, what the iranian regime actually enter the conflict itself. you know, or will not be involved because you're wrong involved in this more with the guns original and uh, even worse then uh, rigid and regional was my arguments movie. they know that getting involved

one of our allies in the region is saudi arabia. yet, the khashoggi murder, as well as a human rights and humanitarian issues in yemen, as a result of the war, make it difficult for us to be all in on that alliance, yet we need to have some commonality relative to a common adversary. how would you advise that we navigate that dilemma? henry: that leads to the impression that i have an answer to everything. there are some dilemmas that are not easy. a basic problem saudi arabia is, it's historically a futile society put together through agreement amongst various tribes , so it has a different government based on these realities that's many of its manifestations is deeply offensive to us and there is no way we can accept acts like the khashoggi, and if it became a typical path, it would make our relationship extremely difficult. >> now -- now who is responsible for the murder indirectly is also trying to modernize the country, which means he's trying to move it's futile structure into a more modern bureaucratically organized, so we ar