have a plan. how, during his trip, the president of belarus held a meeting with the president of the uea on december 8, where the parties discussed the most important aspects of cooperation. and on december 3 and 4, alexander lukashenko paid a working visit to china. the first, during negotiations with his chinese colleague, emphasized that minsk remained a reliable partner of beijing in the economy. the president's visit to africa is also about emotions. and the first one, the receiving party , was in high spirits. words cannot convey all the sensations, let's look at the most vivid and unforgettable images from the presidential trip to the african continent. the polish dictatorial regime of duda morawiecki has collapsed, the country now has a new prime minister, the day before at a meeting it was decided that the government formed by morawiecki would. won't get any trust. 456 deputies took part in the voting. as a result, 266 of them did not approve of this cabinet of ministers. the election of donald tusk to the post of prime minister was such a significant event for poland that in hi

team of medical volunteers who work at a newly established field hospital that has been set up by the uea emiratis, and john, within minutes of arriving at the facility, there was a large strike nearby and about ten minutes after that, we saw the first casualties of the strike arriving at the hospital. a man and a young boy of 13 years old who had both lost part of their legs. the doctor said it is like that all day everyday and sometimes 20 strikes a day, and you are talking about one single area of gaza. we also talked to children who have been severely injured and often maimed due to the ferocity of the bombardment there, and it is truly harrowing and horrifying at the end of it, and of course, we had the privilege of leaving, and most gazans do not, and most importantly, the gazan journalists who have been dying in record numbers to do heroic work to cover this story do not have the luxury to leave this gaza strip not that they would want to do that because they are committed to the work they are doing, but it is a very short and illuminating window into the hellscape that is gaza, jo

the head of the kremlin flew to uea, also limited, because he is limited in his travels, because the jurisdiction of the international criminal court extends to the countries that have signed and ratified the rome statute. obey. although the arab emirates signed, but did not ratify the rome statute, they will not be able to arrest putin there. in lviv , litigation continues over the land near the church of st. george. the review was held today appeals of the city council, they wanted to appeal the court's decision in advance, according to which the area of ​​the lower metropolitan gardens was left under the administration of the state intelligence service. but it was not possible to do this, the judge listened to the positions of the parties and postponed the meeting to january 17. let me remind you that the lviv city council transferred this land for permanent use to the ukrainian greek catholic church in 2020, and in september of this year the administration of the state special forces of ukraine declared its right to this plot, after which interest in the lower metropolitan garden

the meeting took place at the personal residence of the uea president. it lasted about 2 hours.ome family format. this is exactly how the inviting party defined him. the president of belarus thanked his emirati colleague for. warm welcome and attentive attitude towards the belarusian delegation. the heads of state are seen regularly. just a week ago, alexander lukashenko took part in the climate summit in dubai, where he was personally greeted by the leader of the united arab emirates. heads of state and government from over 140 countries attended the forum. our president made very frank and biting statements about the aspirations of individual countries for geopolitical and military superiority, about the fabulous sums spent on war... confrontation, so this speech definitely went down in history. and today it turned out very a detailed dialogue with the top leadership of the united arab emirates, specifically on the development of bilateral relations. the emirates are a long-time friendly partner of belarus among the gulf countries. trade turnover is systematically growing, dem

the meeting took place at his personal residence president of the uea. it lasted about 2 hours.ome family format. this is exactly how the inviting party defined him. the president of belarus thanked his emirati colleague for the warm welcome and attentive attitude. lukashenko took part in the climate summit in dubai, where he was personally greeted by the oam leader. heads of state and government from over 140 countries attended the forum. our president made very frank and scathing statements about the desire of individual countries for geopolitical and military superiority about the fabulous amounts go to war and confrontation. this speech definitely went down in history. and today we had a very detailed dialogue with the top leadership of the united arab emirates, specifically about the development of bilateral relations. the emirates have been a long-time friendly partner of belarus among the countries of the gulf of pursit; trade turnover is systematically growing, demonstrating impressive dynamics and results. among the priority areas of our interaction: food, green technol

. >> reporter: and just a few minutes ago, kim, on the issue of climate finance, the uea pledging $30 billion to help bridge the gap and finance green solutions. this meeting will be a lot about financing the impact of climate change but really it's not just about paying for that, it's about changing the way we operate on this planet and reducing emissions, because scientists say no matter what you do to stop the impact of climate change, without the reduction of emissions you will have dangerous scenarios developing as the years go by, kim? >> david mckenzie in dubai, thanks so much. >>> still to come, people who've been forced to leave their homes in gaza are struggling to survive. we'll look at what they're up against. that's just ahead. stay with us. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved

and with l the uea act as an honest broker, climate activists say the only way to maintain credibility is if we see genuine commitment from the fossil fuel industry now well and truly part of the conversation here, of course all of that remains to be speen seen, on the topic of opec, we have seen this deal come through. prices initially fell off the back of this, perhaps the market a little under whelmed with the extent of production cuts in place. and i've spoken with senior -- how the group has been feeling throughout the course of these negotiations, the message is ultimately what's happened here is a simple case of by uy the rumor, sell the fact. we knew they were going to get a deal done and they ultimately have been able to do that. though the headlines are suggesting the deal isnder whelming, it puts a framework in place for oil through the first quarter of next year. we're going to see these producers essentially holding onto their voluntary curves but also deepening some curves as well. the other thing to point out here is that this is going to be voluntary and that's really c