alexey olegovich, hello, good evening, russia is increasingly turning to the east.ladimirovich supported them, now the government has made a decision, already a government order, which will detail this work for decades forward, that is, we have laid the foundations for the work of the next decade, in each of the main cities of the far east, what, when, by whom, for what money will be created, this will truly create a new format of life in the far east, and we have extended this work to the arctic , that is, on behalf of the president... similar work on the supporting cities of the arctic zone, towns and villages will be implemented, we launched the far eastern quarter program, really pumped up housing construction, this is also... a certain inertia of the far eastern program mortgage, but in 5 years we have doubled the volume of housing construction commissioning, that is , a lot of good new housing has appeared in the far east and continues to appear, we launched an affordable rental housing program, yesterday the first keys were handed over to the first residents

the constitutes a kind of mobile museum of east german biking heritage. does have a son goes died, emilio has arrived. the, the concert begins at 7 pm on the adult here, outside the cathedral, a traditional venue for life music the, the later that same nights the far she cried to send on the harbor area. and here to the end that is only present a classic fight with a cult. following in keep up the, to the points strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective. newly 22 months after invading ukraine, vladimir putin dispatching ever more soldiers and weapons to the battlefield. ukrainian forces and citizens are bracing for another test winter. our questions today we'll put to get to the point next on d. w. and the more we love us we loved does the t anything no mountain is too high. the road is too long and such a faith, ordinary we all the specialist of lifestyle, 009. in 60 minutes. on d, w, the votes, people have to say the that's why we listen to based on the reports. every weekend on d w, the nearly 22 months after russia invaded ukraine's

— far east this attack was? exactly like james _ far east this attack was?far east this attack was? exactly like james said, there _ far east this attack was? exactly like james said, there is - far east this attack was? exactly like james said, there is a - far east this attack was? exactly l like james said, there is a picture like james said, there is a picture developing in the black sea and the sea of asov where the ukrainians through drones and maritime vessels are increasing their ability to target russian vessels. we saw another ship of the same class destroyed in 2022 in the sea of asov and a number of radar sites in the west of crimea destroyed and now this attack on the landing ship, a very large cargo ship which is armed for the russians and it looks like it has been completely destroyed and there are numerous pictures starting to emerge which appear to suggest it has been completely destroyed and sunk and burned as well. the significance is that the ukrainians are turning the screw on the russians in this part of the wider theatre and it would b

what is your opinion about the meaning far east in a global perspective. a very long time we underestimated the potential of the fact that, after all, the economic forge of the world, it was quickly moving to the east. the chinese are wonderful. for russia , the far east region is the region that will lead us to the big market, it will lead us to the big world, to the next technological cycle, in fact, and here it is very interesting to build ties with china, korea, japan, and south -east asia, then with india, and since now the guarantee of our well-being is our wealth, it’s like the development of trade, the development of technology business, the development of not just raw materials, as it used to be, but the development of our inclusion as a high-tech player in global chains. and naturally, we cannot simply rely on pure power business, we have enormous scientific potential, we have enormous human potential, we, unlike very many, are very creative people, yes, we are using scientific and technological progress of creative industries on the far side. ea

island reporting from occupied east jerusalem. the still ahead on al jazeera attributes are paid to renounce palestinian writer po, it's an active as to the front of the audience who's been killed in an is really or strike on his phone in the us on the queueing. the how are we defending is real heavy, more dead children asking questions and wanted to have your voice heard? what is your message? understanding? this little part of the beach was transformed into a minute. reporting every now and then we can hear cluster bombs, exploding out his ears, teens on the ground when you close to the hall to the stores. in depth analysis of the days headlines. all these blue cross blue is root has a right to so the thing is not a license to, to inside story on out to 0 the the color again, here's a reminder off the top stories this hour is really forces of the chain. dozens of palestinian men from 3 un run schools and big la, here. they were stripped and separated from their families, is where the army has taking them to an undisclosed locati

hello, the development of the far east continues, all preferential mechanisms created on behalf of the working, we have new residents of the territory every week experiencing development of the free port of vladi-vostok. projects are being implemented, we continue to maintain accelerated rates of economic development in almost all indicators, in industrial growth, in investment growth. construction in relation to the average for russia , which is actually necessary, because vladimir vladimirovich putin declared the development of the far east a national priority, which means we must develop faster in order to catch up, for now, thank god, we are succeeding, after all, probably one uh to end on a positive note, the story of what happened this year would not be entirely correct... uh a lot of work has been added to us uh by our enemies uh a whole number of companies have simply completely lost, let’s say , the idea of ​​decency about correct relations in the economy , uh, they terminated already concluded contracts and refused to supply some. as a result, for many projects we simply had

president of east timor, _ neither china. president of east timor, thank - neither china. president of - east timor, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today. and before we go — let's take a look at santa's journey around the globe — courtesy of the north american aerospace defence command — or norad. i spoke to brigadier general derek o'malley of norad — so this started back in 1955. a child had a wrong number and accidentally called our combat operations center. the colonel who answered that call didn't want to disappoint the child who was asking about santa, so he pretended he was santa. and from there the tradition began, which we've continued over the past 68 years, and it has grown today. and it has grown, today. we've had just this week we've had about 1000 volunteers that are participating. and also to look at this for norad our mission is to monitor and defend our airspace in north america 24 hours a day, seven days a week. so really, this is just a natural extension of that mission. obviously, we're tracking a very important track. and that, of course, is

the leaders discussed bilateral cooperation and conflict in the middle east.y situations delivered 68 russian citizens evacuated to moscow from the gas sector. people have already been provided with warm clothing, food and basic necessities. information was also organized. psychological and medical support; in total, according to the ministry of emergency situations , almost a thousand people have already been evacuated to russia from the conflict zone. forecasters predict: in the european part of russia it will become noticeably warmer over the weekend, the cause will be a mediterranean cyclone, but for now, due to the abnormally cold weather, the capital is under an orange weather danger level. average daily air temperature is 7-10° lower climate norm. in novosibirsk, the circumstances of the emergency landing of a passenger plane that was supposed to fly to moscow are being investigated. the boeing 737 returned to the airport immediately after takeoff due to engine failure. there were almost 180 passengers on board, no one was injured, the people were place

peace broke out through the middle east.e left the middle east and peace for the next administration. there relations with israel and it was iran that was trouble, why? donald trump had enough. not only did he take out soleimani which made it clear to all leaders of the regime that he could take any of them out so he stopped them from doing a number of things. as a result of sanctions on oil, trade, finance, everything could put his stamp all, they suggest three or so years ago, iran's economy falling into deep recession. iran's exports plummeted. their currency hapten value, the economy was collapsing, living costs rose dramatically for the average number iranian the people were rising up, protest which continue to this day but iranians brutalized those people and most are women and teen girls who stood up against the dress policies and so forth, protest represent the culmination of a dramatic widespread shift in iranian attitudes of the people and increased appetite for risk and voicing opposition to the re regime. they ta

need the leader of the islamic revolution. belief that it should be exported through out the middle east and the world the he saw israel as part of the so called west in the middle of the majority muslim world as a problem. and ever since the ring and regime it doesn't recognize is wrote as a state and leaders don't even mention it's name. this is one of 2 runs, the oldest squares. in 2017, these clock was unveiled here, counting down to 2040 to the destruction of israel. because that is part of the propaganda of the religious regime in iran. square is often the scene of protest like beast transporting the anti semitic and to israel. rhetoric of the ring and authoritarian government. one has been using this rhetoric of destroying israel, but i think we need to be a bit careful distinguishing between rhetoric and reality. that was made that voters saturday. he has written numerous books on a range in society and politics, both and english and far see. so he really knows what he's talking about. the square we mentioned earlier, guess what? it's called palestine square. for a reason. after

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you might see a shadow to here just pushing towards the south east. some cost of can you plenty of showers just coming back in across a good part of that times and then we'll see some wet to whether to also making his way towards northern pa, silva, mozambique, going on show when that driving the showers in some heavy down pools, pushing all the way back across the good parts of africa. it's a central part of africa south is that generally try still lots of world around or how does but around the 2 degrees celsius went to the mid twenties, the full cape town notices fine, pretty wise to close the eastern side of madagascar with more heavy and fun re down poles one of the largest green spaces in atlanta, georgia is being cleared to build a $19000000.00 lease training facility i for or the board is the same that they were to join also or to use the cross keys. it doesn't surprising the construction of domestic streams. it's the people that are talking about investing and social services that are considered extreme phone lines of what this means for the

these are the consequences of numerous us ventures in the middle east, which are aimed at suppressing states whose governments that to come talk to him independent policy, the more minutes past 11 pm on wednesday evening k and moscow. this is off the international with the latest world news. thank you for joining more than a dozen public opinions have been killed in a field style execution during an idea afraid on garza city. that's according to the geneva based euro metric human rights. what stock which has published i witness testimonies of the musk and the soldiers gathered more than 50 men and force them to strip naked. then they opened fire on them and executed them in front of us. my husband, but 3 sons and my brothers were executed in front of us, then they locked us and the rest of the women and children in the room and fired shows that as well as rally, forces was stationed outside the house. well, this is joking testimony from the euro made human rights organization. we have to say that it hasn't been independently verified at this stage. now they've spoken to a number of ey

but temperatures in single figures in the north—east, some sleet and some hill snow across the north—east shetland. through tonight the rain continues to pile in to the north and it�*s for a time it�*ll turn to snow, even to low levels across parts of north—east scotland. some icy conditions developing here as well. so really cold across the far north—east. you can see the blue colours, but a real contrast for the rest of us. it�*s very mild as we start off the weekend with a lot of cloud generally and still we�*ve got the breeze, and patchy outbreaks of rain. so through saturday, this weather front�*s going to be quite slow moving i think across parts of scotland. eventually it will push its way northwards and the colder airjust holding on in the far north there. but the yellow colours that shows that milder air that is in place for most of us. so saturday, some rain and some snow for a time. some icy conditions in the far north—east. probably turning back to rain later in the day. that rain also piling in further south across scotland and the odd spot further south, as well. but much of

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to the near east east, vadim polishchuk, historian, political commentator, the city of lod from israel will now join, i hope to our program and we will... talk about what is happening in good health, mr. vadim, thank you for finding time for us, good evening, mr. mykola, look, that's the first thing the main question is, well, two questions about water and about the management of this gas, the white house says that the new palestinian administration should control the gas, and netanyahu says that no, there is no palestinian administration, well , who should control, i understand absolutely exactly, that there is a debate about what government, whose government should be in the gas sector, and it is obvious that this is a burden for israel, i am not convinced that israel will willingly send its people there to rule, and those who have ruled until now are called hamas, too unacceptable and whether let them spread power there from judea-samaria, that is, from the western bank of the odan river, and on gas, too, it is also not clear, in short, what are they saying about it in israel? well,

milpitas, fremont, into areas over our east bay hills and our east bay valley locations.ermore pleasanton, 680 san ramon. it looks like walnut creek, as well as concord. seeing a little bit of a lull here, antioch, brentwood. we've got some light rain still falling in neighborhoods there behind this line of rain moving through, we will be on and off with scattered showers. you can see here that we are looking at perhaps even a little bit of dry weather ahead of the next storm. this system is expected to roll in and bring us rainfall tonight , and right now it looks like tomorrow morning could be a bit treacherous. more so than this morning. the rainfall amounts for us in through the rest of today. half inch or less expected. i'll have a look at the timeline of that next system, and what we can expect for the rest of the week. after the break. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. time 641 a new study is out looking at the connection of your personality to the risk for dementia. we tell you why. our fox medical expert says it's more than just being an intro or extrovert. >> i

so for iran, it's nuclear program is a way to put itself in a position of power in the middle east. and the program is ols ball the g o policy, google plans, and all the way to bought a browser on the united states on the west. and israel sees the ring a new clip program as threatening to its existence. and by the way, israel is believed to possess nuclear weapons as well, but it doesn't acknowledge this. back to iran. here are the countries to nuclear facilities. over the years, there have been many sabotaged attacks. take this nuclear facility in not tons or experts say an explosion in 2020 septic ron's nuclear program. but up to 2 years. iran has blamed israel for them and is rarely officials have implicitly threatened to attack iran's nuclear facilities. israel's intelligence agency, most of it is also believed to have targeted rain and nationals including a series of assassinations of high profile nuclear scientists, such as the father of a bronze nuclear program in 2020 israel, however, has never officially admitted to it. remember the oil pipeline we mentioned at the beginnin

some brighter skies in the south east and to the east of the pennines. still mild for many.15 degrees. as we head into christmas day it looks like there will be rain in the north, rain in the south, showers in between, a lot of cloud but a grey day. the details could change. boxing day looking cooler but brighter. thank you. see you later. 6:51am. christmas is a time to be thankful and that is particularly true for three young girls and their families. we're pleased to say all three children have now received a new heart, and have forged an extraordinary bond with each other too. alison freeman reports. reunited for christmas. the last time these three girls were together, they were each waiting for a heart transplant. beatrix, noor and grace. beatrix, from county durham, had spent almost half her life in hospital, being kept alive by this mechanical heart, before a donor was found in the summer of this year. no pipes. her parents have campaigned for more to be done to encourage donor families to come forward. what's it like seeing the girls all back together again? really s

let's at this map again east of the continental divide that is east of the rocky mountains, the us and britain, the convention of 1818 had agreed on that border running along the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. now, virtually from the start discussion over oregon, the british, except that border to continue west along the 49th parallel to the columbia. and then from there to follow the river to the ocean. so here we see the 49th parallel extending from the east. the british expected we're the 49th parallel intersect did with the columbia river. the border would then follow the columbia down into present day washington state and out the mouth of the columbia at the border between present day washington state and oregon. so the british were willing, in other words, to conceal read to the united states. all lands south and of the columbia. but they wanted to maintain access to the river itself, which of course, was the main transportation for the company. remember, the hudson's bay company had a number of trading posts, not just the colum

the constitutes a kind of mobile museum of east german biking heritage. and as of a sudden goes died, emilio has arrived. the, the concert begins at 7 pm on the adult here, outside the cathedral, a traditional venue for life music. the later that same night the far she cried to send in the harbor area. and here to the m that is only present a classic fight with a cult following in cuba, the the view will tell you the we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and for the future in the stories industries that are being discussed across the country. news african next on d, w to tell him is leaving and calls that official intelligence is transforming mobility. the will summative industry is increasingly relying on a unities and re we show you where the journey is heading. in 60 minutes on d. w, can you we are all set. we are watching to most of the, to bring you the story behind the new your own about on volume information for free might do to me in the this is the, the, the new

isn't it a shame that he has now been east the ground and that was loved everywhere. his family loved him, his friends loved him. everyone loved him. what has his boy done wrong? but he now has to grow up without a father. what has this girl done wrong that she now has to grow up without a father? she has been by the level this makes shift memorial marks the spot where from its body was found. she'd been shot in the chest. it was hours after palestinians here say about 20 is really settlers descended on colorado and benny has sun from a nearby hill, a local council of men who says he witnessed the attack, walks me through what he saw, a, a. what is the, is the military, it was with the settler from the start. they cleared the area so the settlers can attack as they pleased and shot at anyone who approached on it was just all the local, subtler violence is not new in the occupied westbank. but the un says it has serge dramatically since the almost her attacks on october 7th, and nearly half of all recorded incidents. as with the attack on cut, old benny hassan is reall

peace in the middle east.ael and the palestinians sign a pact on the white house lawn. >> supporters of the declaration are dancing in the streets of that west bank town of jericho at this hour. >> the reality changed today in the middle east. >> enough of blood. enough! >> the comprehensive peace in the middle east happening now in jerusalem, the scenes that took place in washington are being replayed. >> go in peace, go as peacemakers. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> 30 years and one month later an unthinkable day, an all-out massacre on israeli soil perpetrated by hamas. >> war erupts in the middle east. >> the attack caught israel by surprise at sunrise. >> major cities in israel including tel aviv and jerusalem. >> it is a shocking and unprecedented escalation in the region's long history of conflict. >> babies slaughtered, entire families massacres, releashes pure, unadulterated evil on the world. >> israel is fighting back at hamas with strengths on cities in gaza after the staged terrorist a

peace in the middle east. israel and the palestinians sign a pact on the white house lawn. >> supporters of declaration are dancing in the streets of that west bank town of jericho at this hour. >> the reality changed today in the middle east. >> enough of blood and tears. enough. >> the comprehensive peace in the middle east, happening now in jerusalem. the scenes that took place in washington are being replayed. >> go in peace, go as peace makers. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> 30 years and one month later, an unthinkable day. an all out massacre on israeli soil perpetrated by hamas. >> war erupts in the middle east. >> the attack catching israel by surprise. at sunrise -- >> rockets pours into major cities including tel aviv and jerusalem. >> it is a shocking and unprecedented escalation in the long history of conflict. >> babies slaughtered and entire families massacre, pure unadulterated evil on the world. >> israel is firing back at hamas with strikes on cities in gaza after the staged terrorist

of that, not too bad for the greater entities, sunshine and show us the east, the mountains. the latest news as it breaks the leap drive up is really, really preaching slow down short, 15 year old bustle that and then shop a year old item with in depth reports from us and says that it freed all women and children under a sci fi agreement. that ends is hosted by side slaves each other for violations and the in this journalism leaflets where it drops by the occupation. what was the informing people to sleep, to roughly district the or is rails unrelenting devastation of gall? so, but any horses still thing that is that the u. s. veto is the un security council says fine motion again. the slide criticizing israel early as a failing to protect lots of civilians, human rights groups, the american risk being complicit and war crimes. so as i rise, this isn't side story the .

i think that's a night that states was in serious about making these in middle east. and so they want to for their hands. and that i kind of case money or from the decision on the overall of the national states in the middle east. this thing that maybe a lease is one of them on the face as was to the con, the long me, the empty mind data influence on basic practices and the slates. uh, this live door to kind of want to apply using as a research solutions. i'm furnaces in missouri east and we have seen many and many of these us about us and capacitors or, or what does that mean to the stuff? how does that sound as a result, i thought things up to you then like it's face, has a new mode or a light, or is it can arise to intervene on those countries. and i think that americans are en, eh, eh, to give other nations on of, i've come to this address, sounds about democracy on the wall to view my rights. indeed, there instead of rations and you'll get libya and iraq and didn't see any, any of that. and every place you will see of them are the kinds are working. go see a lot

peace broke out through the middle east.e left the middle east and peace for the next administration. there relations with israel and it was iran that was trouble, why? donald trump had enough. not only did he take out soleimani which made it clear to all leaders of the regime that he could take any of them out so he stopped them from doing a number of things. as a result of sanctions on oil, trade, finance, everything could put his stamp all, they suggest three or so years ago, iran's economy falling into deep recession. iran's exports plummeted. their currency hapten value, the economy was collapsing, living costs rose dramatically for the average number iranian the people were rising up, protest which continue to this day but iranians brutalized those people and most are women and teen girls who stood up against the dress policies and so forth, protest represent the culmination of a dramatic widespread shift in iranian attitudes of the people and increased appetite for risk and voicing opposition to the regi regime. they

early morning rain easing away in east anglia and the south—east of england.e. it will be that bit milder. temperatures between four and 8 degrees. another cold story in scotland but at least you have sunshine. another area of low pressure will bring wet snow as it moves across northern england. primarily rain in the south and east. but will fall away to rain and scattered showers. winteriness with any elevation behind it. it stays cold in scotland with temperatures again between three and 5 degrees. further south we are looking at 68 as a daytime maximum. as we move out of monday into tuesday that is when we start to see the milder and arriving. it will push the blues out of the way with a southerly wind driving and milder air across the country. unfortunately it does look like it will come at a price. as we head through the week it will turn increasingly wet and windy at times. this is bbc news. the headlines... as the war resumes, the humanitarian crisis worsens in gaza, with no aid delivered from egypt since yesterday. israel has renewed its bombardment of

more are under construction along the east coast.ecting the planet," ben tracy takes a look at the headwinds facing this renewable energy source. >> when you see this thing spinning here, what do you think? >> yeah. i mean this is the future. >> reporter: it's also historic. this 800-foot-tall wind turbine is part of the first large-scale offshore wind farm to ever deliver power in the u.s. >> this is actually generating power for new york right now? >> yes, it is. power from the first turbine has come to the grid. >> reporter: jennifer garvey works for orsted, the danish wind power giant that is building this installation 35 miles off the coast of long island. once complete t will have 12 turbines, each 2 1/2 times taller than the statue of liberty. >> you've got some of the best winds in the world here. >> reporter: orsted americas ceo david hardy showed us this beach where power from those turbines comes ashore near easthampton. earlier this year, the company threaded an undersea cable deep below the sand and down this road to con

east wind, northeast. northeast. i mean, due east.eze for many, even though again, it's more of a breeze, not a wind. today, 30s, 40s and 50s temperatures rebounding from a lot of 30s this morning. cold as low as i saw where lafayette and also who else was 33. morgan hill is in there. 33 sonoma state university was also 33. truckee 14. south lake tahoe 13. mammoth at 2222. ivan susanville. pretty good. low in the four corners. if you have travel plans to denver. they're getting snow today. tomorrow it will be gone. we get a lot of high clouds streaming across today and tomorrow, so nothing you know to worry about until we get to probably sunday sometime sunday afternoon evening, it's going to get warm, even though we have high clouds, we're going to get a strong south southeast wind. it will be warm on saturday. san jose south, maybe santa cruz south, some low to mid 70s are possible. some time sunday the rain will start. i've seen projects in the morning all the way to the afternoon evening. i'm leaning more towards later than sooner

the central conflict between the east, the more collective east and the more individualized west, inevitable because ultimately what you're talking about the in place and the ability to find your own ways of dealing with things on the human level. because ultimately collective values are human values and the very core, it's trusting that they, the individuals will find out only way of dealing with one another. and on the west and dedication, there was some dedication to institutions. it's ultimate, they both control. it's about setting one room for all. isn't that, isn't that making the war in the inevitable between them there may be in another related to the conflict? i'm not sure. the inevitability is due to exactly what you've identified, which is this clash between an over controlling western institutional system and a more organic collective east. i'm not sure about that. actually. i think it's worth examining. i'm not convinced completely. i think it has a lot more to do with what we said right at the beginning. that has to do with a sense, a deep sense among the leaders and many easte

now doesn't, does make the conflict, the central conflict between the east, the more collective east and the more individualized west, inevitable. because ultimately what you're talking about the in place and the ability to find your own ways of dealing with things on the human level. because ultimately, collective values are human values and the very core, it's trusting that the individuals will find our own way of dealing with one another. and on the west and dedication, there was some dedication to institutions. it's ultimate. they both control. it's about setting one room for all, isn't that isn't up making the war in the inevitable between them there may be in the never to the lady to the conflict. i'm not sure. the inevitability is due to exactly what you've identified, which is this clash between an over controlling western institutional system and a more organic collective east. i'm not sure about that. actually. i think it's worth examining. i'm not convinced completely. i think it has a lot more to do with what we said right at the beginning. that has to do with a sense, a

i think the worst of the rain will be north and east of call them for. we could see 100 millimeters or so over the next 24 hours. and for this part i have kind of sound look at this for a tapping into a southerly winds here. so that pumps up your temperature to 19 degrees as fall above average. ok, i'm out of time susan. the . the latest news as it breaks. officials taste tubs, there are temperatures of pulse smells in china. i forcing emergency teams to work as quickly as they can with detailed coverage. i'm not. sees the maya train a part of a larger plan to modernize mexico for his critics. the whole thing is just a vehicle for his ego from around the world. ukraine was already harnessing the potential, the full summation and artificial intelligence. majority of workers cuz now it celebrated that process next year as us presidential election is predicted to be a contests between joe biden and donald trump. but not even that is certain in the most on certain of the election campaigns. so who else might be in the mix and what are the important issues? t

. , . , people fleeing their homes in the east. , , , , ., east.ublished a new map where _ east. the idf has published a new map where it _ east. the idf has published a new map where it breaks _ east. the idf has published a new map where it breaks gaza - east. the idf has published a new map where it breaks gaza down i east. the idf has published a new. map where it breaks gaza down into different numbered blocks. they say that will help people move away from areas where the fighting is happening. looks like quite a complex document. are people receiving an understanding and will they be able to make those moves based on those numbered areas? do you think it will make a difference? some people do receive it. we have to function by qr code when internet is only 20% in the south. i was looking, many people were asking about this. they do not know what to do or where to go. they were asked to go. 2 million people, almost 2 million people now in the southern part of the gaza strip. it seems to be the new focus of the israeli operation in the south. i

on the east coast. about 15 minutes left here in open forum. we are going to be joined by george conway in about 15 minutes. he's going to be talking about his new group, the society for the rule of law institute. you'll be able to chat with him. but for the 15 minutes, your calls, any topic in our open forum. did want to note the lead story in today's wall street journal getting a lot of attention. x u.s. envoy is held as a longtime cuba spy. this is just the lead paragraph of that story. a former senior u.s. diplomat who served in embassies across latin america was accused of spying for cuba's intelligence services for decades and one of the highest reaching and longest lasting security breaches of the federal government. that's according to a criminal complaint unsealed on monday, and it was attorney general merrick garland who announced the arrest of the former u.s. ambassador to bolivia, victor manuel rocha is his name. that's taken place during a press conference yesterday. here is a bit from it. >> the complaint alleges that rocha sought

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this is the tonle sap, south—east asia's largest freshwater lake.ught by communities here feed millions across cambodia. translation: these past few years, there is less and less i water and fewer and fewer fish. i didn't expect to get a lot of fish because when i felt the weight of the net, it was very light. i felt right around it and ijust couldn't feel many fish. if they were there, i would feel them splashing around. this is not the catch mi and his family need. this is all they have to eat for four or five days. so how difficult is it for you to earn a living byjust fishing? translation: when we were just married and we had no children, l it was ok. but now, we have children, and every day, i need to send them to school. every morning, i need around $5 to pay for school. and these days, i have no income. it's taken four or five days, and that's all i get. i have no fish to sell. mi believes the lake is slowly running dry. this year, water levels are far lower than normal, threatening his very existence. like hundreds of others, he has built a

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and of course increasing military build up in the middle east. more details here with all these marina customer, it's been a model in congress kind of thing. so there are some that are, is there a can agree on whether to send the crating more money or not? we know, of course, that democrats are really pushing for it by them to the ministration. officials are pushing forth of line. where is the landscape his top rated and officials said that they're in danger of losing the war against russia. if they don't get that us aid package. the white house itself has said that uh, funds are running out by the end of the year. they'll be no more money left, so they need to sign to more weapons and money to ukraine. at the same time, this is the briefing where they were supposed to push things forward, but zalinski it was a no show in the home made and itself, the son of in so chaos. because according to read on certain things, us have a list of the discussion go so heated that at one point signed, it says to him, talking then kevin kramer was shouting questi

these are the temperatures, 7 to around 9 in the east, but into double figures in the east, but intot and fog across some parts of england. it's going to be cool enough for a touch of frost in the south—east and also the north—east of england tonight. but generally it will be a cold night. high pressure still in charge of the weather but around the top of it tomorrow, a weather front coming in and it's still going to be windy across the north west and north of scotland. here is the weather front coming in, north of scotland. here is the weatherfront coming in, introducing rain in the north, more cloud in western areas, some sunspots of drizzle pushed further east under the clear skies, some sunny spells, but it will still be cooler, 7 or 8 in eastern england, 12 in belfast. as we head into the weekend, note how we return to the yellows and ambers on the chart indicating the temperature will rise a touch. 0n temperature will rise a touch. on saturday we still have this ridge of high pressure cleaning on, it's going to be a windy day, especially with the exposure to the north and west,

she is the head of the middle east and north africa division at the high mission. both foundation in berlin, thank you very much for joining us on dw. first, let's talk about this error strike. what significance do you put on the killing of the ronnie in general and syria? well, apparently it has hit a really high ranking range in general. this time, but it is not that special. we have seen many is very s race in syria before. and we have seen a list of really high ranking, a ring and personal killed and syria. so it is one of the series. so to say, right, which brings me to my next question. israel and the united states have made a number of tit for tat strikes or would appear to be tit for tat strikes on a variety of targets we're talking about syria, iraq, the red sea. do you view these as isolated incidents, or are they part of some kind of larger strategy as well? i think we can see a pattern here. first of all, of course we know that ron has expanded his role in the middle east over the past decades. and it has many axes, so we see here sites under bringing p

the trouble that we have caused in many cases on a regional basis in europe as well as in the middle east, to understand why our supposed partners and allies are increasingly silent and walking away from us, and now... of course with europe in turmoil, thanks to the economic policies directed at russia that failed miserably, you add that to the situation in the middle east where any of the muslim states that had previously worked with us are now completely unwilling to do so, you have a almost a global disaster, certainly everyone in latin america, africa, the far east, no one really is pleased with us or the way we do business, and we continue. to insist that that's not true, but it is. well, can you put your finger on one or two or three causes of this? is it our unbridled support for israel on the perception that it is engaged in indiscriminate slaughter? is it our going back to george w. bush and and dick cheney view of american exceptionalism, is it the two trillion doll? well all of these have failed miserably, and ultimately over time people say, well, why are you really where you

so we should both with ukraine and the middle east. we've seen. that's right. and the weather, yes. consider us, it has the right to use up and monopolized political processes which lead to them bring destruction and disruption of state code e mail at the regents, such as what we saw in libya with hundreds of thousands of casualties among vest civilian population and major destruction of the economy, these are the consequences of numerous us ventures in the middle east, which are aimed at suppressive states, was governments debt to conduct an independent policy. we're seeing a similar approach in ukraine. west show, the justice will prevail in both regions. political and list tell that the payment says it was never washington's goal to bring peace to the middle east considering the region and it's a zone of influence. so i think that's a night that states wasn't serious about making these in middle east. and so they want to for their hands, and that a kind of case money or on that decision all over the national, the states in the middle east. this thing that ma

and across north—east wales.ain clears away from much of scotland. it will push further southwards and it will start to pep up again across england and wales, particularly towards the south as we head through the day on tuesday. so some very wet weather then in the south on tuesday, the rain clears away, but there will be some showers following on behind and eventually some colder—feeling air. keep an eye on the forecast for the rest of the week. bye. live from london. this is bbc news israel says the three hostages , who were mistakenly killed by israeli troops in gaza —— were holding a white flag when they were shot. the families of israelis still held in gaza have intensified their calls on the israeli government to resume negotiations with hamas — to try to secure their release. a spokesman for the israeli prime minister defended their approach. if there is an opportunity to free hostages, we will take that opportunity, but we think the application of military force on the hamas military machine and its leade

it's likely to stay dry through the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england.ls we could see further disruptive snow through saturday night into the early hours of new year's eve first thing on sunday morning. so here's that low. it will start to push away during sunday and then leave us in quite a showery regime. perhaps new year's eve will be a slightly quieter story. there will be a rash of showers. there will be some strong, gusty winds down to the south, but those showers will tend to fade away as we go through the day. it certainly will be a slightly quieter story across much of scotland — six or seven degrees here. sunny spells and scattered showers with highs of eight to ten elsewhere. into new year's eve itself, if you are off out and about, it looks likely that it will be a cooler story with a few scattered showers around. the strongest of the winds as you see in the new year down to the south. then on new year's day and into tuesday, it will be a little bit quieter and a little bit cooler. take care. now on bbc news, 12 million girls. child marriage

the far east is in the grip of low temperatures and snowstorms.mchatka , school classes were canceled due to bad weather, a storm warning was issued in the sea of ​​okhotsk, and a high alert regime was declared in vladivostok due to abnormally low temperatures. according to forecasts, daily averages in the coming days will be approximately 10° below normal. argentine authorities are assessing the consequences of a hurricane that hit the country's atlantic coast over the weekend. in the city of bayablanca , the roof of a sports complex collapsed, killing 13 people, hundreds of trees were knocked down, one person was killed, another 15 were injured, the wind broke one of the capital’s landmarks, the mechanical flower monument, residents of several areas sat for many hours without water or light. volunteers from buryatia will soon begin combat work in the south donetsk direction of the special operation. now they have the final stage of preparation at one of the training grounds. eduard puni saw how the training goes. when a grenade destroys an unfor

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