tony cheng al jazeera jake in the gulf of china. the ukraine is celebrating christmas day on december the 25th for the 1st time. both the orthodox church of ukraine and the government officially changed the dates 5 months ago and a snob, but to russian. the russian orthodox church observes christmas on january the 7th signing the law in july, president for the landscape said that ukrainians support to live their own lives with their own traditions. the they said to me to him a try for the moment, i'll be back at the top of the a reminder, you can find much more on the web sites, which is 0. is that makes the notes because i thought you wanted to send units can use them, but they went to this location, were not animals, 3 weeks time people are going to die. homes destroyed in brooklyn city. an area that is supposed to be safe, longstanding is really policy. just shoot anything that moves. there aren't any cit, version garza, my supposed to sleep on the street with my children. there's no protection, there's no safe space. this printe

of china returning, not until a coverage of israel's war on gaza christians and the occupied west bank of attended midnight mice on christmas eve. the service was held at the church of elizabeth the inbox i believe, to be the best place of jesus christ. it was a more somebody affair than usual last week for todd no of the last name, patrick rock of jerusalem, called on christians and the holy land to kansas celebrations and solid dollars for the people of cancer. it abraham reports from the christmas time, but it's not like you might expect it to be those thousands of people turning up like major square in the city. no christmas carols, no festivities. instead, a display of togetherness might palestinians and bethlehem showing they are one with garza separated by geography and is read. you mean the 3 check points, how the city is with the occupied westbank say they can not isolate themselves from god's us pain. it's too much says are this product sensor, the palestinian christian from bethlehem. he was inspired to rearrange the traditional christmas major scene to present was buried un

even the cat goes hunting for a late night snack tony cheng al jazeera jake in the gulf of china and all that set for this show counting, the cost is up next. stay with us, the a thought provoking ons, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate. but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less than the days of these days, or is it just a different full? i think the demography of the process facing realities do you see that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other. i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen via the stores on tools to how does air the hello i'm serial venue a. this is counting the cost analysis. you write your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week, the global res for electric cars is at full speed and the competition to dominate the industry is driving to political rivalries. also this week hitting bumps in the road. what are the challenges facing the widespread adoption of electric vehicles or ev

even the cat goes hunting for a late night snack tony cheng al jazeera jake in the gulf of china. and talk to us 8 or is up next on our website because obviously the dog comes with the latest on call. our top story is i'm role modest to stay with us. some of the, a settled time upfront takes on the big issue, studies of post types to what is happening now. it is a question of 5 unflinching questions. rigorous. the bank that he added to today is that another thing is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into gauze or without us of permission. nothing leaves profit with offers. world permissions. allow me to push back for a moment, demanding of these fires, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront without the human rights. the cornerstone of equality and tennis are universally recognized principles to which every individual is entitled that's regardless of nationality. gender, ethnicity, religion, language, or any other state is the universal declaration of human rights. the landmark document abducted by the united nations in 1948, sits out the fundamental

tony cheng al jazeera jake in the gulf of china. ukrainian orthodox christians of celebration, christmas on december the 25th for the 1st time of the what's additionally they month christmas on january the 7th, just like russia in july. the government is required in orthodox church, especially change the days and then the pounds not to russia. and bake has moved from king. ukraine has moved to officially recognized to celebrate christmas on the 25th of december. moving away from the russian orthodox just or celebrated on the 7th of january and those ties between the recurring and russian orthodox churches date back to the time of the soviet union when you print is a part of the soviet union. but since the start of the would have been attempt to separate those ties, in fact, ukraine orthodox judge has been accused of supporting russia, something that they denied. and they officially said that those ties last year. but now with this efficient, we've seen snow 2 months ago. and the russian orthodox church, however, the former president's here rejects that. this is a political move. this has

tony cheng al jazeera jake in the gulf of china, worshippers and as quick heads sell them to ki. i have gathered on sunday for christmas and the ruins are one of the oldest churches in the world. the ante of orthodox church collapsed from the grand sugar cross took in syria on february. the 6th of the remains is a pine tree which has been decorated with lights and memory of those who lost their lives. at least 59000 people were killed and millions were left homeless. persons across any of it ended midnight mass of christmas. e for the sign, carol's and prayed for recently displaced flooded victims. in the time on the due area, many families continued to celebrate through the nights leaving sweets a scene comp. time not for look at the sports headlines. was peter a british 1000000000, a jim red, let's face it to a quiet a 25 percent staking 20 times english champions. manchester united. valued at around $1.00. $9000000000.00 records picture chemicals company in your group will take control of the clubs, football operations as part of the deal. he will also provide $300000000.00 fo

even the cat goes hunting for a late night snack tony cheng al jazeera jake in the gulf of china. and that set for me, elizabeth toronto for this news hour, but stay with us. we're back in just a few minutes with the extended coverage of the war on god. so you can find all the updates on that on our website, our just c o dot com the the way you're the one as a for the jump, especially travel. sure. which of of, of us for preferred that was my, if there's not a security medicaid, the last one which has me and i'm having a nice day, it's a foster child who's that has with duck and accumulating. let's see the movie g at the kids that have been provided. several cream restaurants across the initial is a form of assessment for his eyes. he has a positive for his eyes in the capsule. some of these channels out as most of letting the child's animal does a part of the life of a 9 year old under was a baby boom. buckland, trauma tentative. displacements, scarcity, and the moments where childhood still shines through a child. because on a jersey to competent, beyond well taken without hesit

the people's republic of china, russian federation, gulf countries , africa. which is also importantficantly expand the geography of our supplies. kopol is a typically agricultural region, modern dairy complexes , a large enterprise for the production of turkey, a modern processing plant, this allows you to generate new jobs, and quite well paid ones, this is the creation of a tax base, this is the stability of the budget of the kopolsky district and, as a result, this normal dynamic 30 new analogous complexes were identified, based on the tasks of these subjects, created in the best possible minds for lived in the water, and the milk production of pavinna itself exceeded 7 thousand liters per year per cow. cloudy with steamy winds, marskaya velgotnya from baltyka, but without snowy winter in the short last week in the central region there will be no significant temperature changes. the character of the courtyard during the christmas season is planned in the plus way tannalnasti. tomorrow afternoon and chat. chickens. unachy temperature pavetra budze vagazza hell -1 yes 6.

the people's republic of china, the russian federation, the persian gulf countries, africa, which is that is, this allows us to significantly expand the geography of our supplies, the project. for instant milk powder, today this is a completely new construction of the facility, and accordingly, this allows us to look confidently into the future. next year, the start of an investment project for the production of milk protein concentrate. the project for the production of lactophyrin is really deeper processing of dairy raw materials and obtaining added value, but also the yield of a hundred tons of milk production. and of course, traditionally, we develop our own. strengths are the construction of a new raw plant at our branch in lyuban. and today, the regional leadership, headed by the governor , visited the new rusaki dairy complex, which was opened by the staritsa agro agricultural enterprise. in total, at the end of the year , 30 new similar complexes were built in the minsk region. one of the tasks of these objects is creating optimal working conditions for livestock breeders; m

course, there is access to the emirates and the countries of the persian gulf, and it is also in thets of china, but the russians are now trying to do it in such a way that they say that iran invested economically in its part, the arab emirates and saudi arabia in their part, and the russians only in theirs, and these countries are not ready to support the long-term project, in particular, raisi believes, well , some russian experts who significantly... these negotiations , which raisier directly stated, we will not invest, let's you finance absolutely everything in the iranian part and everything else, because there is an example of the nord stream, in which they invested, invested, invested, and then at the last moment it was closed, and and legally, it is legally possible create, this, this, this, this road, let's call it that, because there is turkmenistan, there is azerbaijan, there is... kazakhstan, that is, there is, and it's like the caspian sea, it's divided, you can't go there, well, freely go wherever you want , it’s like, well, but tell me your version, maybe i’m wrong, w

of hamas the backing of hezbollah financially and strategically all linked china is a major financealr diplomatic backer of the chaos that we're seeing from ukraine to the gulf. maria: very aha, we've got a new study from rutgers, network contagion reach institute finding content on tiktok being suppressed based on whether aligning to chinese communist party interests we have talked a lot about propaganda war but that is part of this isn't it in addition to the aggression like a surveillance balloon traveled to country for a week america, surveilling american says police stations, bullying of our naval ships, and flights in the air is also a propaganda war, underway pretty aggressively right now is there not? >> you bet you've got confucius institutes in the u.s., tiktok who should be surprised by that it shouldn't be on any one's phone on any wi-fi network, a ccp dominated technology, just like they do for everything else they are engaged in there is no separation between national security, and the state when it comes to china. that includes their approach to outside china with techn

of thailand and the ottoman st. since friday are cold snap sweeping. china is brought the capital beijing, its lowest temperatures in more than 70 years. schools and some areas were forced to close. chinese media is a bathing experience, more than 300 hours of sub 0 temperatures in less than 2 weeks. what is up next step? because the website, obviously the does come on robots and stay with us. we'll be in a buzz back in about 30 minutes news . we know what is happening in our region. we know how to get some places that others tend on fear god, by that on purpose. the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference the fast lane or 2 weeks. so the content of the the the motor up on the on the phone uh the vehicle has a little cynical. oh no. is it? oh, i just said, oh, the go ahead. no. is it a head coach, edmond, hannah, chad from john. so the names on the bus for the how to look into the, let me check the mitsubishi, mitsubishi the medicaid has to be. marginal helper says is the is good, that's good becau

, here are some arabic persian gulf, and not all of them, but saudi arabia and the emirates, they have develop themselves, and are ready to cooperate with many of their partners, including russia, so there is no question of any isolation , partnership is developing, saudi arabia, he plans to create a city, neom, there is a hotel there, they are going to make it in a hot air balloon , dear, it’s true, they want $1,500 per room per night, but actually, you can’t rush, but. in the form of a balloon , i think it will be interesting, but risky , of course, taking into account, especially all the events in the middle east, however, nevertheless, nevertheless, what do they need now to realize all this, they they need stability, they need there to be no big war, iran needs this, which is once again since i am now convinced that the americans are coming to some agreements and then actually freezing them, will iran ever release hostages after such a demarche? well, they got burned again , they got burned, they met halfway, they released several american citizens who were sitting there in the tut

reports. china has dispatched a 2nd flotilla of navy ships to the persian gulf, to secure and keep an eye on its energy investments and assets. holly photography professor of the finds all university joining us live from jetta. it's been a pleasure. thank you for your time. i is mostly good sir. well, the plan address by ukraine's president to american lawmakers was suddenly cancelled on choose day some it concerns on capitol hill over sending yet more money and more weapons. the key of all in the wake of the failed summer count of offensive against russia. 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. t

place in the middle east and most importantly of all, on our servicemen and women in the gulf operating there. >> rich: dan, turning to china, a report out of the "wall street journal" the chinese government is using artificial intelligence to turbo charge their spying capabilities against the united states and the west. how much of a risk is that? >> it's a huge risk and china is mounting full throttle to steal the chip technology critical to artificial intelligence and seeking to download as much big data as they can. remember that they hacked into the office of personnel management and they stole personal data from marriott hotel industries and microsoft exchange last year. they want to collect the big data. that's how they power their police state in china is how they can gather millions of bites of personal information about the united states. we need to recognize in our country that cyber attacks don't occur at a cold start. the intelligence community needs to map out and disrupt chinese attacks and work with the private sector to ensure those under siege from chinese espionage ha

india, turkey, states, the persian gulf, this year, for the first time, a new format is planned within exclusive, closed meetings of retail investors who will be able to communicate with representatives business, discuss the prospects of the financial market and the challenges that the investment community faces today. dasha, thank you, the main topics of the vtb russia investment forum are calling: one young lady got drunk on wine with the hussars, asked for fun to steal a cannon from the regiment with her own hands , and shot at a peasant’s hut. miraculously , no one was killed to death, what’s the difficulty? her mother is an important person at court, everything is fine with my daughter, she is a normal girl, just like everyone else, and the girl is repentant, it seems, drove to paris, we'll devour an oyster , we could have forgiven, but according to the law, siberia is supposed to be, siberia, siberia, yes, i 'll cut out your tongue now, we won't hang you, we'll sew it up, so i'd tear you apart with horses, two holoka, where are you going, drown yourself, soon, science, music, lit

i talked with the soviet union of china to the west. we remember him bombing cambodia, back to the store night in asia and pots of latin america. and he's remembered much list phone with the land, the cornerstone of the vs agreements, which were later signed with a egypt to him in china, i'm the united states, most in harrington, curry, ford with doctor case and just strategic vision, political courage, a diplomatic wisdom. few people were better students of history. even short people did more to shade history. also, coming up after a 7 day ceasefire between a boss and israel, hostilities have reserved to the hum us army of tara. and the goal is to strip violated the terms of the agreed framework and launched the rocket fire at his right communities, having chosen to hold on to women. how mos will now take the mother of old. something's for to our viewers watching on tv, as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today considering the legacy of henry kissinger, the former us secretary of state under us

a gas carrier from the gulf of mexico, this is accordingly the usa, from houston, in the direction ofly along... as if in tanker queues, the ships in general are all standing still, that’s why, accordingly, the most direct is the soviet canal, this is about plus and minus 10 days, well, plus or minus, respectively, and well naturally more expensive, now after the problem with the soviet canal began, the cost accordingly, that is , the transit time increased by 15 days, and the cost increased to 1 million and up to 8 million for renting one gas carrier, that is, the cost of only renting one gas carrier from usa to china now 1.8 million, for this you can generally buy a lot of things that can transport different things, so what happens as a result, this can add about 15%, at least to the cost of the same gas that is transferred there, i remind you , that it is processed in chinese factories , plastic, and a lot of other things are being supplied back, we need to build a pipe, that is , first of all, we need a new excellent pipe from russia to china, by the way, we also need to mine lith

to guests from china, turkey, india, the middle east and the persian gulf. vladimir. vladimir putin held talks in the kremlin with the president of the islamic republic of iran, the leaders discussed economic relations, touched upon issues on the international agenda, which the heads of russia and iran also discussed, edmund zhelbunov followed the negotiations. russia asks how preparations are going for summing up the year with vladimir and what questions there are. ask president, anton talpa visited the call center and found out what worries russian citizens most. nakhit babaev will tell you why young scientists, having studied abroad, are increasingly returning to russia for knowledge and back, and what conditions they are willing to provide here. restored caftan of peter the great and luxurious porcelain from the imperial collection. nikolai bulkin saw what surprised the hermitage. on your birthday, hello, you are greeted by the information service of the ntv television company, this is the program today, its presenter is elmira efendieva and vladimir chernyshov. t

has enormous interest in the persian gulf, in the arabian peninsula, most of it oil and gas from there, russia has tried to make up for some of it when it could not reach it, but today it's impossible to feed the chinese industrial machine with out the persian gulf without the middle east, they are not going to stand by and watch us annihilate iran, and we've talked before about the turks, the turks are, that nation is ready to fight, mr. erdogan is talked himself into a real corner in my judgment, because people there are enraged and ready to fight, this is a, this is a large gasoline storage site that simply needs the right match at the right time and the right. location and it will blow up, that's the problem. i want to talk with you later in the week about russia, ukraine and about china, but before we finish today, and thank you for that superb analysis of where we stand. here's a clip from a former colleague of yours, colonel lawrence wilkerson who shares your views and my views on nearly all these things, being pretty critical about prime minister netanyahu, i wonder if you agre

china has enormous in the persian gulf in the arabian peninsula, it imports most of its oil and gas from there, russia has tried to make up for some of it when it could not reach it, but today it's impossible to... feed the chinese industrial machine without the persian gulf, without the middle east, they are not going to stand by and watch us annihilate iran, and we've talked before about the turks, the turks are, that nation is ready to fight. mr. erdogan has talked himself into a real corner in my judgment, because people there are enraged and ready to fight. this is a, this is a large gasoline storage site. that that simply needs the right match at the right time and the right location and it will blow up, that's the problem. i want to uh talk with you later in the week about um russia, ukraine and about china, but uh before we finish today, and thank you for that superb analysis of where we stand, here's a clip from a former colleague of yours, colonel uh lawrence wilkerson who shares your views and my views on near... all these things being uh pretty critical about uh prime ministe

in the gulf of tonkin despite conflicting interest in the why the south china sea, poland, incoming prime minister, donald, to success as potent will demand the full mobilization of the west to help you crane made the announcement while i'm presenting is government's plans to parliament, which you like to them on monday. they also said posing with a cheese leadership position in europe as well as being a strong positive native the process jail deposition lead. i like seen the valet is reportedly disappeared within the country's prison system. is allies say is whereabouts are unknown, but he's no longer in the prison. he was held in a sign of only became male in his cell last week and did not show up for his latest video link court hearing on friday, the crime didn't critic was set to be moved to a highest security prison, also being sentenced to another 19 years cremeans folks send that makes it pascoe says he's unaware of like seeing around these whereabouts were thinking, you mean you mean you know, no, you know, i, me receiving either the intention nor the ability to money towards the

especially because of the shifting relationships in the region between the gulf countries themselves. but also with us for teacher competitors like russia and china. so it's become very important to washington, to enlarge its presence there to show that it is very much there as a deterrent presence as well. and of course, october 7 happened. and that added another layer of volatility to the region and increase the reason for the us to be to be active. okay, so up to now us corresponding janelle demo to take a look at some old stories making news around the world. now, least 4 people have been killed in a bomb attack on a catholic mass and the southern philippines. dozens of others were injured in the blast and the universe to gymnasium in raleigh countries. largest majority, mostly, and certainly this article is nomic states as denied responsibility for the attack . india's ruling b j. p. poverty has topped the colon 3 to elections in 3 out of 4 major states. the b j 31 rods of stone and chop chop these gulf from the opposition. the indian national congress. pontiff hills have retaine

china has enormous interest in the persian gulf in the arabian peninsula, it imports most of its oil and gas from there, russia. has tried to make up for some of it when it could not reach it, but today it's impossible to feed the chinese industrial machine without the persian gulf, without the middle east. "they are not going to stand by and watch us annihilate iran, and we've talked before about the turks, the turks are, that nation is ready to fight. mr. erdogan has talked himself into a real corner in my judgement, because people there are enraged and ready to fight. this is a, this is a large gasoline storage site, that simply needs the right match at the right time and the right location, and it will blow up. that's the problem. i want to talk with you later in the week about russia, ukraine and about china, but before we finish today, and thank you for that superb analysis of where we stand, here's a clip from a former colleague of yours, colonel lawrence wilkerson, who shares your views and my views on nearly all these things, being pretty critical about prime minister netany

the people's republic of china, iran, malaysia, vietnam, along this perimeter we need to go there in there and establish trade and economic cooperation with them. that is, even then there was talk of laying down a minimum safety cushion, which, as it turned out, was anti-sanctions; this is work for long-term economic security. while they lived more or less peacefully, she... was not needed, as the neighbors began to move in to the west, it came in handy, one can criticize that we are not moving in distant countries very quickly, something is stalling, yes, there is such a thing, alexander lukashenko sees with india, we can do more, what is needed, a plan to work with india, exactly a plan, like we did in africa with equatorial guinea, we don’t need tourist trips, we need solutions to specific issues, one of main impressions of africa, continent. huge, the state there is very different, each country has its own needs and pain points, immediately an example, zimbabwe lacked mechanization, we helped, they are with bread, in equatorial guinea there is not enough technology in industry an

, here are some arab monarchies of the persian gulf, and not all of them, but saudi arabia and the emiratesa, he plans to create a city, neom, they are going to build a hotel there in a hot air balloon, dear, it’s true, they want $1,500 per room per night, but actually, well, a room in the shape of a balloon, i think it will be interesting, but risky, of course, taking into account, especially all the events in the middle east, nevertheless, nevertheless, nevertheless, what they need now in order to realize all this is that they need stability. they need there to be no big war, iran needs this, which once again is now convinced that the americans are coming to some kind of agreement, and then really freezes it, even though someone, at least someday in iran, will now release the hostages, after such a demarche, well, they got burned again, they got burned, they met halfway, they released several american citizens who were sitting there in the tutro, it was necessary to read, chair forward, and united arab money , chairs in the evening, it’s true, they had to have money first, they gave away

between the people's republic of china, iran, malaysia, vietnam, along this perimeter we need to go theregoods there and establish trade and economic cooperation with them. that is , even then there was talk of laying down a minimum safety cushion, which, as it turned out, was anti-sanction. this is work. a plan to work with india, exactly a plan, like we did in africa with equatorial guinea, we don’t need tourist trips, we need a solution. specific questions, one of the main impressions of africa: the continent is huge, the states there are very different, each country has its own needs and pain points, just like an example, zimbabwe lacked mechanization, we helped them with bread. in equatorial guinea there is a lack of technology in industry and the agricultural sector, we are following this path, we are not aiming at space, that is, with each state there we need to have our own action plan, exactly that, start with a road map. differs from the colonial policy that african countries fully experienced in itself, everything that was done there by the west, all in order to ultimately surv

the persian gulf and play serious role in regional stability and security. yeah. oh yeah, yeah. us, china that broke the deal earlier this year for your ride and saudi arabia to resolve their diplomatic relations. the agreement before saw them reopening in embassy, as in each other's country, the receiving a cause for regional stability. last month you rides, president went to saudi arabia for i summit. he was the 1st thoughts visit in more than 15 years. we've heard from the side, but how much more i need a professor at the university of to ron. he says that the cooperation between the ride and saudi arabia can lose in the us grip on the middle east. 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 the 2 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 these tensions. and it's also help.

united states provide them a canopy of freedom of over the persian gulf. so many combat operations in the persian gulf, but the reality is the united states should not be the ones guaranteeing security in the persian gulf and red sea so china can get rich on cheap oil coming largely from places like iran which has seen an $80 million increase that they use for houthi rebels in yemen based on chinese sale of illicit oil you which our government has a responsibility to crack down on those shipping containers. let me also add on this, i've flown combat operation, i've seen the chinese engage in aaggressive ways with u.s. forces so they are now are trying to claim the u.s. should protect oil routes but stand off in defense of the most loyal ally asia, we need to make sure the country has the backing and support needs so we don't have another situation like what's happening around the world in gaza andin. ukraine. the united states has to protect itself. providing air cover for the chinese is not anything americans should pay tax dollars for. maria: we're not s

this direction, through which a huge amount of chinese goods go to european markets.s and the main risks, the main military capabilities are assumed by the usa and great britain. and italy, which are now sending warships to the shores of yemen , and are ready to respond to any military challenges. it's important to look at it from the outside. countries bordering the red sea. the red sea is the channel for 10-15% of all world trade. 8% of world grain trade and 12% of world seaborne oil trade. of the total red sea trade, ships those belonging to greece, china, japan and germany account for 40 to 50% of transit. all of this underscores the dependence of these economies around the world on strategic trade. in yemen, meanwhile, they say they are ready to attack. in the water area, in front of the red sea , there are about 400 dry cargo ships, which are essentially blocked now, they are either looking for ways to bypass the bustling canal, or intend to return to their home ports. stanislav bernwalt, andrey potapov, news from berut, lebanon. the colorado supreme court banne

and china was a foreign trade relations with pleasure. can trade send their goods through your on to russia. so not only have high is expanding not only as trade growing and military cooperation and political cooperation going in investment growing. but also this north south transport core door is going to be key to the future of level trade. why will be very interesting. i mean, we're ready for the foreign ministers, meet the value of this week, assigning a number of agreements that see what comes out of this one as of what we appreciate your inside your input. thank you very much. that was so you haven't bronte. this will, honest, i'm professor at tyrone university, have a great day. i. this is the only yes, today it's not in my puts and himself made a what's the stop told to them, at least as we were just discussing, the role in golf out, oil production on biological ties. why the key topics all the troops as the russian need? i'm at the sounds you problem friends on you. a president organizer, we're welcome vista the, all the skies ab

and the gulf states. the latter are making huge profits from fossil fuel exports. back on the ivory coast. nazi are currently spends more than $1500.00 us dollars per week to keep the sea at bay and his business afloat. but his resources will soon be used up with the rapid pace of a heating planet. the importance of the climate conference is increasing from year to year, as the pressure on heads of government to turn words into action. today is world aids day and global organizations, including the world health organization and be one uh, backing targets to end aides, as a public health threats by 2030 in i've gone on a self test h i v kit is helping people to find out the status in privacy, without having to visit a doctor, stigma and logistical challenges can have put testing assets box. critics say this method will affect the quality of data gathering. rejoice not heavy duty is very happy about the it's heavy self test keep. she works in a mobile phones told by d, and as a 6 wake up at night in the pas

the persian gulf and play a serious role in regional stability and security. yeah. oh yeah. yeah. it was china that broke the deal earlier this year for ron on saudi arabia to restore the diplomatic relations. they agree. wonderful. so them, reopening embassies in each of those countries, i'm pursuing a cost for regional stability. 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 im

investors from china, india, turkey, the gulf countries, the middle east, africa, the middle east andouth africa are participating. our country has proven that it is capable of responding to the most complex challenges. russian foreign investors on the sidelines are approximately equally divided, we have money, yes there is money, we didn’t come here with empty pockets, foreigners are ready and will invest in our country despite any threats from western politicians, all this hype is not able to cancel the inapplicable fact, work with russia and it will be beneficial in this year, the forum russia calling was held under the title life without globalization andrei kostin recalled how... 20 years ago, while in moscow, the then un secretary general kofen said that opposing globalization is the same as refuting the law of universal gravitation, today this thesis is no longer relevant, people like coffee believed that coffee anon believed that it should benefit everyone, that everyone should be placed in equal conditions, proceeded in fact, russia in this sense is strikingly different, we w

in china which is quite worrisome, there is plenty of potential sources of economic turbulence thatould wash up on u.s. shores. and i am absolutely certain that the fed has got a keen eye on all of that. haidi: david wilcox's director of u.s. economic research at bloomberg economics. sticking with global risks, moody's cut its outlook for chinese sovereign bonds to negative, underscoring deeper global concerns about debt in the world's second-largest economy. for more, let's bring in enda curran. there are these increasing concerns because the fix being proposed for the property sector seems to be that it gets taken on by the banking sector more broadly, right, is this at the core of these concerns or was it surprising at all? enda: from this vantage point, looking back, it seemed the central issue was china can't push past its real estate fund, moody's made the point of that is socially the government will have to spend more money on local governments. that has to do with the fact that relisted estate continues to be bogged down the way it is. of course the chinese authorities reje

we're seeing already china intervening to achieve some sort of a personal opportunity. go on inside yoga. we're seeing all the state so far off the gulf elsewhere repudiating. you know, not, i mean, not formally yet, the i the codes and the whole thing work a piece. and i think the off to this contract and i hope it will come as soon as possible. the whole chessboard has to use vision system has been up turned and we really have to go back to basics us. but when the close, every power has j has filed and we now need both the pin continent and in what we now called southwest asia. how you thinking of security and holding your framework within the framework of the united nations to might be charged a system, as i argue in the, in the book really work the way should during this the only framework we have to achieve some sort of feeling good for peace and development. yeah, i mean, obviously there's a lot of doubts about that given how violent a year it's beam. but then how do you actually for see the nature of the collapse of your european power? i suppose one could say th

development of international transport corridors, reconstruction and opening of new checkpoints, thehe ministry of transport is modernizing checkpoints on the borders with all major russian partners, including china and kazakhstan. the work is being carried out very actively; in 223, the ministry carried out a large-scale reconstruction of more than 70 checkpoints . for comparison. from the seventeenth to the twenty-first, that is, in 5 years only 64 were modernized. varvara nevskaya vladimir shabalin, andrey milnikov and nadezhda nefedova. news. the dpr and russia are developing over the city of mariupol, but i was not included in the frame, when we went out onto the upper street, two soldiers were running, who was older? i say, i ’m older, they look at the girl, well, they were surprised , they shoot, yes, yes, women in the north military district zone serve directly on the front line, now a section of the terrain will be open, you have to be quick, in fact it’s very motivating when... the girl next to you in akop, i wish you good health, great, hello, hello, brother, i had to show

we've seen already china intervening to achieve some sort of re i push along between gone unsolved yoga. we're seeing all the states so far off the gulf elsewhere repudiating. you know, not, i mean, not formally yet, the i the codes and the whole thing work a piece. and i think the off to this contract and i hope it will come as soon as possible. the whole chessboard has to use vision screws to has been up to and, and we really have to go back to basics us. but when the close, every power has j has filed and we now need both the pen continent and in what we now called southwest asia. how you thinking of security and holding your framework within the framework of the united nations to might be charged a system as i argue in the, in the book. yeah, they work the way should during this the same work we have to achieve some sort of sam good for pace and development. yeah, i mean, obviously there's a lot of doubts about that given how violent a year it's beam. but then how do you actually for see the nature of the collapse of your european power? i suppose one could say that's already going

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we've seen already china intervening to achieve some sort of a i pushed along between and gone unsolved. yoga, we're seeing all the state so far off the gulf elsewhere repudiating. you know, not, i mean, not formally yet, the i the codes and the whole thing, work a piece. and i think the off to this contract, and i hope it will come as soon as possible. the whole chessboard has to use judging screws to has been up to and, and we really have to go back to basics us. but when the close, every power has j has filed and we now need both the pen continent and in what we now called southwest asia. how you thinking of security and holding your framework within the framework of the united nations to might be charged a system as i argue in the, in the book. yeah, the work, the way should during this the only thing work we have to achieve some sort of feeling good for peace and development. yeah, i mean, obviously there's a lot of doubts about that given how violent a year it's being. but then how do you actually, uh for see the nature of the collapse of your european power. i suppose one could s

intervening to achieve some sort of. yeah, push along between gone unsolved. you're going to be a, we're seeing all the state so far off the gulf elsewhere repudiating. you know, not, i mean, not formally yet, the i the codes and the whole thing, work a piece. and i think the off to this contract, and i hope it will come as soon as possible. the whole chessboard has to use judging screws to has been up to and, and we really have to go back to basics us. but when the close, every power has j has filed and we now need both the pen continent and in what we now called southwest asia. how are you thinking of security and holding your framework within the framework of the united nations to might be charged a system as i argue in the, in the book. yeah. what the way should during this only framework we have to achieve some sort of sam good for pace and development. yeah, i mean, obviously there's a lot of doubts about that given how violent a year it's beam. but then how do you actually for see the nature of the collapse of you

jet and it runs foreign policy through its support of militancy. what's your message to the regional? i have 2 walls with china is mediating of a reproach mon, between saudi arabia and iran. how, how's that reconciliation helped with your relations with, with the saudis, with the wider, with the wider region since i'm that we're proximal, back in, in, in march of this year. and very specifically during this will, i mean uh you, your, your prime minister or your president visited saturday for example, for the 1st time recently. can you just to, can you just, um, describe the extent of that relationship now and how, how it helps iran in this region. ms. anderson, to see our policy towards the neighboring countries. that it is the one based on cooperation piece and maximum security in the region. and within this, the framework of this policy is try for the piece and the progress and development of the, of the region that the dialogue and detox which and to run. and we odd and how cooperation with countries like egypt is in line with our efforts to hav

and the, you know, this is off of the country. it would be a very, i would say the can certainly for the other fibers like rich like china and other department, they need it because, i mean, when it comes to you, they can actually see there is no justification for you been, it hadn't seemed to your you know, name on file would be your rascals and everything. on the other hand, if we look at the situation, the vehicles, the adapt to everything, it is, i mean uh it is, i would see that uh this the buying it with the thing that what is happening does up and it is uh like, uh, i mean they have a big thing for so long. this is the time that america's install. i mean, it is for approval issue and by the americas, by these value. and what these are not that big file it doesn't matter, needs to be so many back. so all the, the do these, there are, you know, presidency and number. let's see. i would say that again is, would be used as an excuse me, to american, the need to have done in positive as well. well, you talk about that live now,

sea in hopes of minimizing conflict and confrontations . but the has been little progress made on that so far. florence we out to 0. now for decades, a small island in the gulf of thailand, lobby the local government to join the national electorate grids, the cost outweigh the benefits. so the island does have co. jake took matters into their own hands when sola now they've won a regional award for sustainable energy use. however, as tony chang reports, they remain the exception to the rule. sleeping under the hot sun, collecting a limitless energy source, their own tie, hoses down the solar panels on his roof. when he's done, you can sit under the sand and enjoy an ice cold glass of water. hold you to the island, so the energy grid for decades, the and then relied on diesel shipped in a great expense. so that was a natural choice. but a hard sell because we asked the administrative department, local government offices like the provincial energy office on cellphone, which was difficult and took is every 2 years on the grounds from the austr

china is the largest challenges and the one in long run will shape the international order. determining whether the open international system collapses into a second cold war with arms races and nuclear weapons and space and a.i. the strategy the biden administration has adopted is nuances and emphasizing competition and deterrence wild also trying to build a working relationship with beijing. in the last few months, that strategy seems to have yielded results. including a more conciliatory tone from the chinese. the shift has much to do with beijing's keconomic troubles an the realization that xi jinping has backfired producing animosity across asia. but tough messures have encouraged dialogue and diplomacy. despite well designed policy, the biden administration confronts the reality that american domestic politics could derail all progress. if american support for ukraine waivers, european resolve will also weaken and putin will be confirmed in his rediction that he could out last the west. large constituents still support ukraine but the u.s. is experiencing growing oppos

that's why the china is what it means to be serious. i think it's going to be costly moving forward. can i get your thoughts on this? as always? i just need to pull the clearness model. i'm sure to thank you. now the health care system in the gaza strip is on the verge of collapse. the few remaining hospital still functioning, are getting an overwhelming number of injured people every day. and now they are running out of medicine. this will set that has more is rarely affects have injured more than 50000 palestinians in the gaza strip. since the 7th of october, thousands are in desperate need of treatment and medication. but hospitals are over, around, pharmacies are running low on medicine supplies. the bombardment does not kill us. we will die from the option of medicine. for 3 days, i've not been able to find the medicine doctors had prescribed from my son. his body is getting below that as he has not been able to unit for days we have selected in gaza is paralyzed more than 2 types of hospitals. primary have kids clinics have shut d

china is the largest challenges and the one in long run will shape the international order. determining whether the open international system collapses into a second cold war with arms races and nuclear weapons and space and a.i. the strategy the biden administration has adopted is nuanced, emphasizing competition and deterrence wild also trying to build a working relationship with beijing. in the last few months, that strategy seems to have yielded results. including a more conciliatory tone from the chinese. the shift has much to do with beijing's economic troubles and the realization that xi jinping wolf warrior philosophy has backfired producing animosity across asia. but tough measures have encouraged dialogue and diplomacy. despite well-designed policy, the biden administration confronts the reality that american domestic politics could derail all progress. if american support for ukraine waivers, european resolve will also weaken and putin will be confirmed in his prediction that he could outlast the west. large constituents still support ukraine, but the u.s. is expe

investors from china, india, turkey, the persian gulf, the middle east, africa, central and southeast. we didn’t come here with empty pockets. foreigners are ready and will invest. people like coffee believed that coffee anon believed that it should be for the benefit of everyone, that everyone should be placed on equal terms, nothing like that is in practice actually happened, russia in this sense is strikingly different, we want to create a new model, one that is truly democratic, and one where real fair competition of all participants in economic activity is truly achieved. and opponents of this approach, in attempts to interfere, have already gone so far as to abolish the basic principles of a market economy. when this system of so-called globalization took shape, we remember, people here probably remember what was said then, everyone should be on equal terms, everyone should be placed in such equal conditions, the borders must be open, the borders cannot be closed under any circumstances, how can this be, this contradicts the idea. world development, as soon as competitors appear

the plan trip highlights the importance of gulf states to moscow given its dependence on oil imports.ce secretary defended washington's chip export controls. beijing said the u.s. should work with china after recent meetings between the countries' leader's. she called for more funding to prevent beijing from catching up on ships that could be used for military purposes saying that china was "not our friend." the u.s. plans to arm submarines next year with versions of the tomahawk missiles. it is part of washington's plan to ramp up the military. in a statement the navy says the weapons will be modified with a new guidance system to engage mobile targets at sea. early in the asian trading session but let's see what we -- how we are setting up. annabelle: looking at what happened in the u.s. session because wall street is setting the tone for trading. we have stocks, u.s. futures under pressure. it was moves in the wall street session where we have been in the overboard territory that we fell back from that. it is at a level that is considered a precursor to a correction. sentiment arou

, in saudi arabia in the emirates, tomorrow the president of iran is in moscow, this direct sequencehe american media, in addition to the fact that russia, as they find out with great surprise without isolation, they also emphasize that this visit is intended to weaken united states position in the middle east. because both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are allies of the united states, american armed forces are present in the region, but now they accept vladimir putin, who has been declared the primary enemy of the united states. in addition, you mentioned opec plus, indeed, russia and saudi arabia are working very closely within the framework of opec plus, and are currently reducing oil production and exports. the united states is doing the opposite they are trying in every possible way to increase oil supplies to world markets in order to lower prices, more, more, more, and the palestinian-israeli settlement. the united states fully supports israel with some reservations, but these reservations look pathetic, we will talk about this today , russia condemns the brutality