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housing, the cost of presidential one often set up here we explore how the outcome could shape a country's economy. the labor market is facing of chuck is it time to of skill workers plus consumers are struggling with sky high inflation, but the luxury sector is still shining. counting the cost on it, which is 0. the g 7 lead has tightened sanctions on moscow and demand
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a complete withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine. the hello i my m i z in london. you are watching alger 0. so coming off on the program, often moving a decade of isolation, syria need of a charlotte asset attends the arab league summit in saudi arabia. and saddam the united nations, as warnings, there's a 1000000 people have now been displaced by fighting between the army and the rapids. support forces and i'm hooked up and have me in northeast it to me. that brings you the latest of the floods that have devastated they me, nevermind every day. hello and welcome to the program. we begin this hour in japan,
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wiley. does all the g 7 nations have agreed on you sanctions, which they say it will stop ra, share of technology, industrial equipment, and services that support it's more machine on the 1st day of a 3 day summit. the lead is also called the the complete withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine as a condition to any peace talks from mcbride reports now from hiroshima, the full the enemies now allies paying their respect at the sight of one of the single most terrific attacks carried dieting will they hear a shame of peace memorial park? a show of unity from the g 7 in response to new dangers and the world seemingly imperiled by new conflicts. seated for the 1st session, a working lunch for 7 plus you lead is heard from the host about the mounting global challenges they face is a, are you my, the world is coming, the confronting complex crises such as the pen demik,
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the russian invasion of ukraine, facing these d 7, which has fundamental values, must effectively respond to the keys issues of the international community, elite the well. on this 1st day of the summit, the biggest use was made by a will lead to who wasn't here. president, for a lot of me, is a lensky of ukraine, but who was widely reported to be planning to attend in person on the last day, instead of buying video link, speculation that was linked to denied by keith. the j 7 is issued a lengthy statement. we have funding get support the ukraine and condemning the russian invasion. it adds that a just peace can never be realized without russia completely withdrawing its troops . and that this should be included in any cold, for peace. that's seen as a sideway swipe against china, whose peace plans as cold for a cease fire without russia 1st giving up any of the territory. it's
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a seas adding to the pressures on russia. a new raft of sanctions has been announced, as well as steps to stop must go getting around them. yeah, i know focused on shifting the door on loopholes and continue to continue to try to push out of from critical supplies. we're going to restrict trade inhibition demons, russian diamonds. not so as a this some, it's being hosted by the only country to have been the victim of an atomic attack with the agenda dominated by ukraine facing its own present day war time. you play a threats public bride, i'll just say era could ashima japan is there a hearing that there have been unconcerned reports that you find in present? going to me as a lensky might attend the g 7 summit this weekend, but on fridays and i ask you was in judge to address the ar leak summit. his 1st visit to the med lease since roches invasion of ukraine, equal for support to help protect ukrainian people,
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especially as muslim community. about 300000 muslim titles, live in the crime in peninsula, which is alex by russia in 2014 are of states have remained largely neutralize the roches warn you crying with many maintaining post ties to most guys. i'm sure that we can all be united in saving people from the gauges over us and prisons, unfortunately, and there are some in the world and here and i you who torn a blind eye to those cages and illegal annexations. and i'm here so that everyone can take an honest look no matter how hard they are. i've since tried to emphasize they are, must still be independence and i want to think, so what do i do? i want to thank the majority of you for supporting form international positions and
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the un charter. well, is there any present, michelle, outside? is it 10 to the are big summit for the 1st time since the war started in his country. in 2011. aside had been shown for his brutal crackdown on the opposition protested, but has now been welcome back to the block of nations as there is hash in my bar reports. now it's ryan sense moment for serial and president bush auto said he and the 12 years of diplomatic isolation and delivered speech, quoting for out of unity and then and to what he called for him into feelings. what um, what the quote, probably a definitely above all, we must leave domestic affairs to our respective people. all we need to do is prevent foreign forces from intervening. we hold the summit in an unstable global landscape and what syria remains in the heart of the air region, which is crowned by this summit, which i hope will pay the way for a new journey of joint error, action, harmony,
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peace and prosperity rather than destruction. and war in 2011 thousands of civilians took to the streets of syria calling for reforms. assets, ties deteriorated with gulf. lead is when his tooth opened. fire on civilians destroyed entire villages and used chemical weapons. they had a big suspended, serious membership and response. the un believe nearly 400000 people were killed in syria. sante arabia led a growing number of, of nations seeking to re consign with a set the kingdom and the united of amateur as has pushed for the reconciliation, arguing it's the only way to end the violence and the law. millions of people to return to their homes with funeral yourself. i said, well, we can't allow outlines to be a platform for conflict. it's enough with the complex that have curriculum development in our region. it's with pleasure today,
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the doctor shaw aside the president of syria is present to you as the league of our states assigned to down to a resolution allowing syria to is you involvement in our meetings. and we hope that this will contribute to the restoration of peace and security in syria, in order to lift the unders unit to well in the region for effect, the future for the entire region. widely seen as an efficient the out believe has grappled for decades with divisions of competing got genders among is 22 number states divide. that deepened off to the 2011 of spring. the organization established in 1945 to increase regional cooperation is not widely accused of failing to deliver when it's promises. it's the little to and the violence and syria, yemen, libya or sedan? san do baby eyes trying to bro, cut a piece the between. so does warring factions and then uh, who knows,
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who did the talks under weight and agenda is that approach meant between the 2 sides. but it's pretty much what the stage to talk about to bring to you. but despite the sound you push for the united from to tackle security and economic challenges, the out of the up is more devices than ever hush about, but i just you to the police. and so while the syrian presenters warmly welcome back into the arab league lows, opposed to his rule has condemned to move, for example, in opposition and held and live in northwest syria. hundreds of people protested against the return, nor congress has more of that reaction on the sides via admission into the public council has ignited, has excited and caused discussions at the base across the, our building a general ad in syria and a specific advocates of this decision argue the importance of unity and dialogue
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across the world in general, and in specific and addressing the uh, syrian of complex. despite that the ongoing calls like you know, to us as syria has been ongoing for over 12 years. all the time. we talk to many civil rights activists and human rights activists here in northwestern, syria, as they strongly oppose this decision and viewed it as an attempt from the arab league council and the arab countries to undermine their efforts in the holding the perpetrators accountable for the, for the suffering of the syrian people, the displacement of millions across northwestern syria and see there in general, as it does off hundreds of thousands of people over the 12 year war. we to all, since many people here told us that they completely review any sort of reconciliation with the charlotte. a i saw especially after what they have,
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they have gone through over the 12 year period and they will continue. what they have pastor 12 years ago. the car michelle does 0. ed lib. notice syria says more in this i'm joined balance. is there a senior plus scholars more along the shara, he joins us via skype from room and low on special assets, presence at the summit, positive existing assets we see to normalize the relationship with him. but all of us still mixed views in the region about this, the hudson only. i mean, obviously it does no more than uh, pragmatism on the parts or other b, there's many of whom have committed just as many atrocities across the countries. and so this is just basically joining the club of motor of the same, but others presented it. i thought of betrayal. the trail of um,
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you know, i people your name for freedom and, and for liberty, democracy and human rights. and for the serial struggle over the decades to be able to overcome dot oppression, i'll go to shame. and the fact that now i side is received with wide arms into the ad upfold allowed to speak and criticize those who have been at the receiving end of his on other autocrats abuse. and of course, does send the message to the out of seat. so you're going to find it lead so concerned that this realism pragmatism and even strategic in the sense of attempting to deep couple the sheer to ringing relationship and others see it as a civic employee of more of the same need. there's um, seeing the a big as a club of autocrats no more. this is also the 1st time since i think 2017 the old
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gulf states of formerly re establish ties with the heart. i mean it off to everything that's happened. is it likely that they sort of reconciliation and you know, the ability to all meet together? we'll put them in a bathroom position to tackle it many issues and challenges and the regional, you know, is that perhaps still a lot of attention. they're off to what's been happening and recently is to look up my room. you would hope so. right. i mean, uh, the last, uh, the last year or so has been so good for the gulf countries. uh now were speaking about, uh, possibly that the $1.00 trillion dollars of surplus revenues from oil. uh for some of these countries that are, you know, big on producing oil and gas. so they have, they have the usually there's
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a lot of cash. they have leverage that influence and they have come together a certain, as you said, in a way that we haven't seen a recent to years. and what normalizing that are nations where the iran now basically all of them in addition to cut that inquiry, they usually uh, so you're going to be out of water. they've done so just the past few months in years. so really on an own. uh, i think the one in the young man resolving maybe the price is how big a bridge the differences within iraq. so on should uh, you know, allow for that uh that much revenue. and that much unity are not too much influence to improve the situation of the add up. so then version the important infrastructure and hopefully yes, improve human rights. bring that kind of step into that then will allow for political participation as much as economic participation. but whether this is just
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hopeful or wishful thinking, of course, you know, as usual or minutes to be seen, or thank you very much out. i'll just say it was an honest one along the shower. thank you. low on well, the united nations refuge agency saying that moving a 1000000 people have been displaced by fighting ensued on at least $250000.00. and they've been forced to flee the country as fighting intensifies and the capital hard to the army has been battling the pine military rapids support forces for control of the traits for moving along the head of saddam's rolling. so ring council has 5 the leader of the rapid support forces as is his deputy, the leader of the army, abdullah for talbot han, signed a decree on friday to sack come down dr. low known as her messi. from the transitional council with immediate effect. it will move into an environmentally outskirts of cartoon. the decrees issued by general after the hon seems to draw a line between the political state of affairs here in sedan and the ministry state
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of affairs. now when it comes to the decree of dismissing general mohammed having done, is it going to as his deputy, it looks like he does not want to come down representing him in case of his absence and political affairs and as head of the country in the absence of general, i've been put that on in terms of the military state of affairs, he's appointed general simpson being capacity as his deputy and to other generals were also members of the suburbs that council, the ruling body here, incident has his assistance. now this all comes as pricing continues between the rapid support forces and this is denise army. on friday, there was several s, wrecks reported in the city of the mind, and in the northern parts of the capital in the city of pricing is also ongoing. in the western region of dar for, for a week now, residents in to dana and west are for have reported heavy artillery fire between power of militias allied to the rapids support forces. and the city needs army with 100 kills and thousands displaced. many of them trying to cross the border into neighboring tad,
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but unable to do so because of the fighting and security and violence also continues in. yeah, that insulted are for, for the 2nd the residents be about a dozen more than a dozen people have been killed due to fighting between the recess. denise army and the violence has also filled over to centrals are for in the city of setting game where residents say that we are trying to take control of the military headquarters there. hundreds of people have been killed in the conflict sensitive stock nearly 5 weeks ago. thousands have been entered and the humanitarian situation continues to get more dire every day. despite the fact that the $25.00 find a declaration of principles inc, that is yet to be implemented on the ground military inquiry. those have not been opened yet. many people say that they can keep their homes because the ongoing violence and that they cannot get me the commodities because of the continuing fighting between the recess and the 2nd, these army people, morgan, algebra 2, lat, a rob rentals that the tech expo in silicon valley will be talking about the next
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next big thing. quantum computing, the the it is true that many tribes are ended by a flood. this is just being extreme. list clients circulate around old misty, which is where the letter is sitting has produced. yes, more fun things. i'm sure you're aware couple of shots taken from lugo yesterday to shows the extent of it. this was an awful lot of right default in a short period. that is moving slowly west as a jury and south of days. the risk goes away from the no face to me. it's the in fact the sun's been drawn back. trust the balkans. we saw some funding after rolling bits of pro vision balls the for up into the warm sunshine there. unless you really stumble that noisily piece has come back again just to annoy. so during
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stuff day, then the main risk of heavy rain is going to be still very mislead northwest, maybe the south of france. then down through the west and south mediterranean noticeable investment funds come yet make it nice of woman pilot and gym. the example, despite the card which tends to disperse, to some degree on sundays getting, is it 20 folded regional nights. but this is to potentially flood territory which just captures the north of algae or into nicea and folks in sicily and quite possibly inside the north africa course. you know what's going on around that for those and pull pop drawing. when was it? so sandstone seemed likely weston egypt, the
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news the lane stories now, it is of the g 7 nations as agreed on new sanctions against russia. on the 1st day of a 3 day summits in japan. there are unconcerned reports that you planning present onto me is that landscape will attend the summit on sunday. early as lensky address the arab league summit in saudi arabia equal for support to help protect ukrainian
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people. especially the muslim community that the united nations are huge. agencies has more than a 1000000 people have been displaced in more than a month of fighting and sit on at least 250000 have been forced to flee. the country or rescue is in northern italy, have discovered another body in flag horses, bringing the total number of debt this week to 14, more than 15000 people. holes have been displaced by the heavy rains this week. a governor of the amelia romani region is meeting with prime minister georgia maloney on tuesday to discuss reconstruction efforts. italian farm is group save of funding has caused incalculable damage to the land or the i do have need reports. now from the town of my cell, i'm about to we are here inside one of the hundreds of houses that has been flooded in this area in a northeast, a tally. and i mean really walking around here. you can see how high the water has arrived and we live to
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a complete standstill in this place. we're just going to assist you on a little tour. now we spoke to the owners of this house. they were sleeping on the upper floor and the but they didn't expect this amount of weight simply because there was a drought up until earlier this week when these to right. so range came down about 6 months. where as in the span of 36, i was, you can see here this room had been newly done. the owners told us actually that there was some ukrainian refugees thing here until a few weeks ago. and the have prepared this room just for the now all the street is completely flooded and from one house of yard or this is exactly what you see. we've been around other villages in this area. some of them are even more domesticated, and one of them mainly called sen, faggots that people there told us that the water came up to 160 centimeters high.
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inside their houses, they were basically shoveling and taking everything out of their houses. the furniture, the belongings, absolutely everything. and then this damage to the infrastructure. and certainly the conversation since the beginning of the up to just a few days ago in this area was about drought. people knew that would be some rain, but no one expected this amount of rain, her depth of how many others are in muscle bar dose in northeast italy. square usage by minnesota, they are coast meant to talk us as holding a final riley before the country's most on such and general election for a decade. if any impose assignments attack, this is conservative, new democracy party leading alexa, surprises left wing. so ritz the party and the lead up to sundays election. but a new version system means that an outright, when a is unlikely, unless the 1st policy issues moving about 46 percent of the most government is also had to deal with widespread protests following
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a deadly trying crash in february and a why a typing scandal. the policy, any minute treat the when the ministry ring of the policy i'm group is my major had is paying tribute to kalonde is killed by, as riley, as strikes on gauze that just last week, 6 outputs per gave me. those were killed during 5 days of his writing compartment. the strikes killed, fuzzy, 3 palestinians in total, including women and children, is not meant to have den north, hundreds of rockets into israel, killing one is really a cx. 5 was agreed on site. today. you have an aside, has more from casa, a good day at the where it goes the where is why we do have its military wing and put spray gates are holding a collaboration ceremony to commemorate it to pay tribute to the 6. the managers of a great game who have been killed in the native around the silence with israel a bounce a week ago, along with the other members of their family. as you can see here,
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around the archers, come to me in the arrangements, terry many to pay tribute to those who have been killed and show their support to 11. and it's military way among the inspection who has also come to show their support here today. the me how many of the panel, despite the cowardly assassinations carried out by design just enemy against the find this leaders in the, our codes brigades. beasley could, you had movement emerge from the battle stronger and this will unbroken. and the outcomes brigades came up with more come back to experience and more management of any combat battle with the sign is the enemy. because it's capabilities a strong and it's still present when unaffected despite the for varsity of the bottle. military parade was also carried out here today where i'll put some free
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gates show case number of the west in all this was a month to the c ring. and this is the 4th of all my supporters who have chosen to come here today to come on will raise their event at all this free. see it? i'll just the raw dot, this blue origin, the space company owned by us building that just pays also is one a contract to build a space cross and nasa that will send asteroids to the moon. so major cooper, bays, also the last house in previous fits to all the companies including setup in in a, a loss following the story out and especially joins us now from washington. tell us about the significance of this deal out and then the impact will have on the commercial space industry, the well necessities. the whole idea of getting private companies involved in space explanation is very important for nasa, for competition and advances in technology and also for the taxpayers. you see the
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loan, most one, the 1st 2 contracts basically was messed out at that point. you must, will provide the landing craft for the 1st 2 emissions the 1st expected to take off in 2025. the 2nd will be around 2027 peas or small started on those contracts, but he has won this new contract. what their own $3400000000.00, although nasa says the base us is company blue origin will be paying a lot more than that. as the share of this operation. the intention is that started landing craft will be used to take people out to the south. so full of the moon, and that will be somewhere around 2029. no, you remember the optimist launch for the 1st time back in november, it went farther than any rocket ship has ever caught a human beings before. the intention is they'll be another launch in 2024, and then the launch to the moon, which will take people back to the moon for the 1st time since 1972 in around 2025
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. with the intention, of course, that they build on all of this to try and get people on to mars at some point in the near future. so as significant when for jeff pays us, but nasa also thinks big one for them to. all right, thank you very much and efficient chat, gpc and other artificial intelligence tools, helping to reshape the technology industry. but i could soon be overshadowed by a new type of austin, more powerful computer. rob reynolds is at the tech expo silicon valley with o. the at the tech expo in silicon valley companies are focusing on artificial intelligence and machine learning, and they're also preparing for the next next big thing. quantum computing quantum computing is a game changer. these oddly beautiful chandelier, like contractions are prototype quantum computers. instead of silicon chips, they use atomic particles to store and transmit information. this is not just
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a better, faster computer, right? this is completely different. it's a new computing paradigm that will be unleashed on the world. it could be unleashed in as little as 3 years. the physics are complicated, but the bottom line is easy to grasp. a problem that would take a super computer 10000 years to solve, can be cracked by a lot of computer. in 4 minutes, the technology may have enormous benefits. for instance, quantum sensing can make medical imaging much faster, but such powerful tools can be used for good and bad. for example, quantum computers could big child's play of encryption. at the point where quantum computing overtakes conventional computing is called q day or the quantum
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apocalypse. and that as a moments at all encryption systems that we have implemented today are useless. they're broken, superpowers are already engaged in that kind of quantum arms race. president joe biden has imposed export bands on quantum technology to china, and there's another ominous potential. i would not rule out the possibility of an intelligence explosion where we combine quantum with a i into generative and applied models that are sold beyond our own intelligence. that there are possibilities in which the technology, quotes manipulates ends, control us or rule us. it's sometimes it scares me, governments and corporations don't have much time to a step.
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