how then can gulf states in particular for example, move past this? i think so on the one hand, the fact that the, the gulf states can't appear as doing nothing because within days of no per sharma making those comments on t v. these comments are picked up on the circulated and social media and they've generated a very hostile reaction among people on the golf and not just on social media. i mean, i, i live here and i see the outrage that this has. this is generated here among real people. and so the gulf states couldn't really just stand by and be seen as doing nothing. they have to take a strong position on this. but i think that the gulf states view india as an important partner just as much as india, use them as being key relations. and so i think they will try and contain this work . would probably work with the indian government to make sure that such comments are not, are not made again, it's interesting to see how the indian government to try to approach that. so on the one hand, they've appeared very conciliatory and their relations in india'

i think it's for the gulf states. i mean, they traditionally have always shied away from interfering and india domestic politics and have done their level best to do so. even when other muslim states, such as iran or turkey, or even malaysia under the former prime minister, might have been payment criticized india for se, revoking article $370.00 and changing the status of demo kashmir because they have held back traditionally because they've always thought to not to interfere, but insulting the profit when the spokesperson of the ruling party insults the prophet muhammad on satellite t. v. that's a different ball game altogether that isis to be an internal matter. i never have to ask you because you said that it doesn't appear in a very credible india response so far. how then can gulf states in particular for example, move past this? i think so on the one hand and the fact that the it can't appear as doing nothing because within days of no pressure mom, making those comments on t v. d. 's comments are picked up on t

united arab emirates mana other countries, uh, the cooperation council for the arab states of the gulf, we welcomed the creation of a governing presidential council welcomed the two-month truce that has been observed recently and which expires the day after tomorrow with us uh, the common hope that this truce will be extended for at least another 2 months and in the meantime the political process. and we will try to launch with the help of e on e through the special representative of the secretary general for yemeni affairs. in libya, the task of organizing a national dialogue is also acute. and what's more, the dialogue which would include all the political forces of the country. now there, in fact, two authorities have been established. and what, to a certain extent, we associate with the insufficiently active and insufficiently, and such a constructive and inventive role of the united nations organization, is already reflected by the months-long absence of the appointed consent of the security council, he is the special representative of the secretary general. the need to expedite s

across the gulf, extreme heat is affecting ever more people. failure, it can also leave workers with life—altering illnesses. hem worked in the uae forjust two years before his kidneys failed. dr rishi says that, in any week, he sees two or three patients whose kidney problems began in the gulf. treatment is expensive and has to be paid for by the state, yet nepal is one of the world's poorest countries. few nepalis have received compensation, either from the companies they worked for or from the countries of the gulf, which are among the world's richest. for migrant workers, even raising safety concerns can be dangerous, as a kenyan called malcolm bidali found out. i used to be a security guard in qatar. i myself have been posted outside. in just the shortest amount of time, you can be covered from head to toe in sweat. like, you are drenched, completely drenched — it's that hot. it was around mid—2020. this was around the peak of summer. during this time, the ministry of labour prohibits people from working under the sun from around 10am to 3

and for the ministers from the, from the gulf. what, so what are they trying to get out of this meeting? it's just as equally important, of course, and we know, you know, as the, as the saying goes, they're going to be squeezing the lemon. they were offered dilemma and they're going to be making a lot of lemonade out of it. the war and ukraine might have been unfortunate for ukraine and for european security and so on. but it wasn't so bad on her looks like speaking for gulf countries and others in the south. the produce oil, the for the price of war to have jumped more than one half. so from 70 to or what a 100. and that certainly means a more profit to those countries, and it enables them to exercise and project more power in terms of what's next for the energy markets. they are, they are not only major exporters, they have the capacity to increase their exports in a way that could fulfill the needs in the west, which makes them ever more important asset to day. so they're going to be playing with all those assets, trying to per

and the gulf of mexico for energy production. couple things about this, jay mccarthy, the climate adviser told cbs reporter that an offshore lease sale had been canceled. she did so before the cancellation was even made public. did you authorize mike mccarthy to make that statement, that announcement? >> i don't believe that i spoke with miss mccarthy -- >> so, you did not authorize it? >> just last month, miss mccarthy also told msnbc that president biden remains committed to moving forward with -- you agree with miss mccarthy? that statement, yes or no? >> senator, i am working to lead the apartment of the interior -- >> i got that, do you agree with the statement or not? >> i don't know. i didn't speak with miss mccarthy. i don't speak with him about any statements that they may. >> i didn't ask that, i asked whether you agree with it. your answer is i don't know. a perfectly legitimate answer, i suppose, troubling in some ways. >> with respect to the cook inlet lease which was canceled, your department, the department of the

and the gulf of mexico. a couple of interesting things about this, gina mccarthy, the white house climate adviser, told a cbs reporter that and offshore lease sale had been canceled. she did so before the cancellation was even made public. did you authorize miss mccarthy to make that statement, that announcement. >> i don't believe that i spoke with miss mccarthy. >> you did not authorize it? >> just last month, miss mccarthy old so told msnbc that president biden remains absolutely committed to not moving forward with additional drilling on public lands. do you agree with miss mccarthy as to that statement, yes or no? >> senator, i am working to leave the department of the interior, -- >> do you agree with the statement or not? >> i don't know. i did not speak with miss mccarthy, i don't speak with them about any statements that they make. >> i didn't ask that, i asked whether you agreed within? you said i don't know, a perfectly legitimate answer i suppose, but definitely troubling. with respect to the coo

now, just so you know, these are countries, particularly in the gulf region that india has spent a lot of time and effort. building close ties with trade is worth of billions of dollars over here domestically. there has been violence on friday after friday. prayers protesting the b j p. and these commons violence broke out in the northern city of con board, dozens of people have been injured. cases have been filed against hundreds of people. security was also beefed up over the weekend. apart from that, there is growing criticism about the environment that the b j. b has created that the mainstreaming of our community discourse in india, and that is what opposition parties are now pointing out. they're also attributing these actions to the international backlash and not necessarily a sort of soul searching and an ideological commitment to religious equality and freedom in india, as he was probably natal reporting live from the deli poverty many bit. thanks. indeed, let's speak to former indian diplomat vivek culture for george star live from google graham in india. good to have you wit

during the 1st gulf war he basked in the victory among his troops. nothing it seemed could stand in his way. obviously, when the united states invaded afghanistan and then it invaded iraq under false pretences. and after lying about weapons of mass destruction in iraq and lying about a relationship between saddam hussein and al qaeda. the iranians were concerned that the united states would try to destabilize iran or invade the country. ah ah, 3 days after the american victory in iraq to iran took a staggering initiative, an initiative with the potential to change everything in the middle east. her at the state department in washington, a fax arrived via an intermediary, tim goldman, the swiss ambassador in to iran. he had been representing the interests of the united states in iran since the closure of its embassy in 1979. the document seemed barely credible. it proposed talks on the links with hamas and islamic jihad, the disarmament of hezbollah, law and weapons of mass destruction. in return, iran sought the lifting of sanctions recognition of it

the iranian gulf is a very special c. it's extreme. it can go to 15 degrees in the winter to a $35.00 degrees in the summer. so those like 20 degrees range of water temperature for curls. for example, this is completely insane on the great barrier reef. if the temperature varies by 2 degrees above the normal, they start bleaching and suffering and eventually dying in cut off the species we have and the adapted to the hush condition. so the, the, that's what we call them super cars because how can this course survive in this kind of conditions where the rest of the course in the planets die with a very smaller range of temperature. so it's really interesting scientifically, that we have some species here in keta that can survive the was temperature that we planning in 2100 prediction of sea water temperature in australia. that's why it's worse protecting them as well because they, they might be the future of course, as well. you know, the, me, we had back out to sea for one of our final trips. and it's the one and the most excited about

the gulf nations landscape high. but the guitar coastline and it's desert are also the source of a different kind of natural wealth. and if left unprotected tatters native species and those who use the tiny gulf nation as a stopping point, as part of their long migration could be endangered. as a result of a loss of habitat, i'm stephanie decker, the waters off the car closer. we are surrounded by whale shot. the biggest fish in the wash and this addition of the al jazeera will take you on a journey with us to touch ours, diverse wildlife. it will be joined by a marine environmentalist and also a conservationist. and we'll be discussing the impact the potential uncontrolled development could have on these are diverse wildlife species living here. if unprotected, ah, it all started a few months ago. we wanted to know more about the presence here of the ducal, or seek out. we happened the region, the 2nd love this a little than the this is how we 1st met dr. musson i. yes, i am marine environmentalist and professor fro

sergei lavrov, took part in a meeting of the cooperation council for the arab states of the persian gulf, also on the agenda of the minister of foreign affairs. a bilateral meeting with colleagues from the region's countries is being monitored by our special correspondent elizaveta khramtsova. she also communicates with us directly. and elizaveta hello, we are waiting for details on the course of the visit sergey lavrova hello alexander meeting in the format of russia and the cooperation council of arab states of the persian gulf in these minutes, it continues to be held in a closed format. we saw the photographing ceremony today. but, and then the diplomats of seven states and the secretary general of the organization proceeded to the hall, where the council was seated at a round table in which it unites six largest states. uh, oil producers and suppliers, and it's obvious that today there will be two key topics - this is oil, and i will note grain. that over the past 2 weeks sergey lavrov has met with his colleagues from all six states that are members of the council 2 weeks ago, the h

many would be surprised is here in the gulf. hello. this is and this man groups really is collecting our coastal area for them. roger, so really it's benefit to go to the country. the 3 have, like hundreds of rules and this ruth, that we're looking good. everything from the, from this rule out. so they breathe. one of the exactly. and they really, if you ever benefit you can think about it when the height is coming. small fish, the cone and height between these brought on from predators. exactly because the big fish kind of goes from the growth is a beautiful to see if we think in symphony. you know, the and 6 crabs fish everything there. mm. oh. we return at high tide to see the difference. oh no, it's completely different at high tide, julia. this is where the big fish coming now to feed as it is a lot of development that is happening here. how concerned are you about the impact that that's going to have on the mangroves on a place like this? since i started my own carrier in the marine science in this area, really still protected, a

so man and other countries from the council of cooperation of the era of the gulf countries, we have created the establishment of the presidential councillor. we have treated 2 month truce was bad news was followed to raise this after on us in the last month. and that is going to be over the day after tomorrow, and i mean, we held that base truce will be extended warning him and not or to mom. and in the meantime, the political approaches will be trying to launch it. we, the system solve the un by a special envoy of the secretary general on germany matter is in libya state. also, we have an urgent task. organize that you look at the dial across the entire nation . that would include all the political forces of the country because now basically they have to authorities. so when it is connected to the lack of activity and the lack of going through, even the usability actually is not constructive, not resorted folders and not the role of knowledge. the un, the us mr. spit said nobody for a month. now. there is no special envoy of the secretary general appointed from the year when the ne

one of the gulf is from the p j just in thomas. he won the championship p j championship before he said that tradition, integrity is far more important to him and he would never go and play in it's warm and like that. so it's not been the easiest of starts, especially coupled with sports washing allegations as well. okay. well picking up on that p j line, what does this mean for them on this be a big competitor for them? it sounds like it will be. well, absolutely. we only have to look at the numbers. for instance, $255000000.00 is being offered as the post by live for about $25000000.00 per event for the winners of the of the gulf. compare that 50000000 from the p g. s . is a massive difference. now couple that with stories about phil mickelson, one of the legend because being of the $200000000.00 just to leave the pga guy play in the live events. just going to show you the money being thrown around and can they compete? we'll have to wait and see. so the losing key players live is also branding yourself as an exciting new era for

to this day, the structure lies horizontally on the floor of the gulf.en caused by the oil spill spread for miles. for years, ships travelingslick. pools of oil that bubbled up to the surface. and marine life, like these schools of giant amberjack, had to swim through the muck. how could this spill have gone on for 17 years and counting without much public awareness? for one, taylor energy is not a fortune 500 giant, but a local company-- and a beloved one at that. for people not from here, who are the taylors of taylor energy? >> pat mcshane: this is a family which has built its reputation as a benevolent community corporate citizen of the highest order. >> wertheim: pat mcshane is a prominent louisiana maritime lawyer, whose clients include timmy couvillion. he says that in new orleans society, the taylors are known for their educational philanthropy. >> pat taylor: how you doing, man? i'm pat taylor. nice seeing you. how ya'll been? >> wertheim: in 1989, "60 minutes" reported on the taylors' generosity. when the spill occurred, locals assumed the tayl

let's talk about the humidity around the gulf right now. so these arrows, that's an easterly wind. so it's going to kick down the temperature and door just a bit because the gulf waters at this time, the year a little cooler. and it's also going to bump in the humidity. so basically, an easterly wind means lower temperatures, higher humidity for dora. and this can be expected over the next few days. there is a seabreeze for karachi that's also bumped in the humidity there is wall looking at wind gusts of about 50 kilometers per hour, and then near record heat for tater on on thursday, with a high of 35 degrees. now for the boss 1st we're going to see those winds pick up on thursday is stumbles. got a high, 28 degrees off to central africa right now in a band of rain. i just that southwest corner of south sudan stretching into western portions of the democratic republic of congo, and for southern africa, not much to report. we've got a lot of sunshine and temperatures where they should be. ah, no answer was an arabic. my name is how i was abducted by the cia in 2004. a german citize

many gulf has make more money from sponsorship deals than they when on the late fee. so a key question may be, how those sponsors react, the live tor actually so far, no major sponsors have pulled the deal for you. but throughout the gulf world, everyone has way to see normally what happens next law about manly.

the arab world agree with us on the council for cooperation of states on of the arab states of the gulfne of the key provisions of the un charter, the violation of which led to the current situation in ukraine, i mean, and the provision of the charter on the need for all member countries to comply with the resolutions of the security councils. in this case, resolution 22:02 was adopted, which in february 2015 unanimously approved the minsk agreements, which required the kiev regime to enter into a direct dialogue with donetsk and luhansk and implement it. and those provisions that were agreed upon and which assumed the granting of a special status to the region in the east of ukraine, the reflection of this status in the constitution of ukraine, the holding, in agreement with donetsk and luhansk, elections of an amnesty organization. and, of course, the disengagement of the parties, the ceasefire and the withdrawal of heavy weapons. the kiev regime did nothing of this, moreover, publicly and officially, through the mouth of the president, refused to fulfill these obligations. again, thr

so we go in for a closer look around the gulf. this is going to swirl around the sand and dust and q 8. the eastern province of saudi, including demand, also for bahrain and cats. are doha looking for wind gusts on saturday, up to 65 kilometers per hour, and then those temperatures will begin to fall off. other spot temperatures have been kicked back. a bit is t, ron at 32 degrees, but still high temperatures inch rise. coming in at 38 off to turkey, we go, there's been some flooding of the capitol region about a 100 people were strand. it needed to be rescued in ankara. and it's really this western side of turkey that continues to be unsettled. we do have some showers for the ethiopian highlands concentrated rain, southern nigeria into cameroon. and it's nice for and how for the western cape, the northern cape. but that is about to change as we head towards sunday evening. this weather maker marches in winds up to 80 kilometers per hour, and about 80 millimeters of rain. be careful out there. well, susan, take care. ah, the frank

the heat made his nosebleed. -- in 2015, he left nepal to work in the gulf.st in saudi arabia, then qatar. but he never came home to his family. in qatar, his friends found him writing in pain and rushed to hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> he came back in a box. >> it doesn't add up. leading up, it was -- an immignt worker who walks to the point of exhaustion in 40 degrees celsius or more -- >> in the last 15 years, more than 2000 workers have died in qatar alone. a recent study fou 571 deaths over eight years due to cardiac arrest, under 200 were caused by heat stress, which is preventable. -- works for the department of labor, responsible for migrant workers. >> work durin the summer is completely forbidden. i must emphasize this. if just one worker dies, it is a big problem for us. whether it isne or 1000. >> he said any company making people work outside in the middle of the day could be sanctioned and compensation paid. but raising concerns can be dangerous. as a kenyan found out. buildings owned by the qatar foundation, a charity linked to the

i will never forget it was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there is a military parade in washington d.c. it was as if we put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform and being appraised by the public. so that was a great experience. the campaign itself did not struggle. and he did not win reelection. he did not get over losing that election until his son ran for president and one. but really it was when his son won a second term he felt as if, thank you. he also knew deep down inside if he had had a second turn his probably his son never would have been president. >> very interesting. andrew, any thoughts? >> clearly one of the things we are criticized for his bosnia. jim baker george bush made the decision that yugoslavia was in europe. i am a supporter of the european union. very personally very strong supporter of nato. it seems to meet the europeans should've been able to do this. does not encourage decisive leadership they all have veto power the countries have veto power to stop unified decision-making and they

country in the gulf in north africa a. what is just the availability of food or the presence of some kind of sustainable supply. this is already a competitive advantage. now i propose to choose a topic for the next program. point your phone camera at the qr-code on the screen and vote for what you are most interested in modern challenges in the social sphere of improving financial literacy or supporting small and medium-sized businesses, and we will discuss this topic next time. sustainable development in russia is changing directions. outwardly, attention shifts from west to east. but the key is focus. inside the country for specific projects to restructure the economy and preserve the quality of life of citizens. it seems that now is the time to understand how sg principles began to change the work of the company, why and for whom it is needed, and to realize that sustainable development is not an additional burden, but a natural trend and new opportunities. it was a green transition on the russia 24 tv channel, see you.

is also on the agenda of sergey lavrov and bilateral meetings with partners from the persian states gulfthe day before he met with the secretary general of the organization of islamic cooperation and, uh, they talked a lot about geopolitics at such events. sergey lavrov traditionally informs his partners about the goals, uh, and uh circumstances of russia's special military operation to protect donbass. and all this turns into such a big geopolitical conversation. sergei lavrov noted the day before that the situation that is now unfolding in ukraine is not the result of recent months, but of many decades, especially the last 15 years, and the problems that are now on the european continent have been accumulating for almost 1,500. a multipolar world is being formed and our western colleagues are trying to prevent this process, who want to maintain and extend their dominance to all regions and are trying to mobilize their banners to all other countries, using the situation in ukraine as a pretext that our partners from the persian gulf state they adhere to neutralize ukraine , this does no

we don't see any gulf country calling the ambassador back, the jordanian flag taken down.oices from washington are quite mild. when the balances between the stability of the government and the coalition, the voices that are coming from his own party that are protesting the status quo, challenging the status quo, he has to pay lip service that they respect the status quo because we have interests in the gulf, jordan, but we do not have interests in ramallah or east jerusalem, but the status quo. the status quo on the temple mount is an oxymoron with the status quo in peace negotiations that are going nowhere. anchor: corrosion of the status of. what has led to this? >> it's the convergence of several trends and is almost going faster now with the vulnerable israeli government. the increase in right wing settlers, ethnic purity, sentiment that the israelis claim to all of the land from the river to the sea, the second trend is the total weakness of palestinian leadership, lack of any serious leadership in jerusalem, the third element is the lack of any external accountabilit

he declined to defend the gulf lease sale. an environmental group went in and sued and said we don't think they followed the process. the administration said we're not going to challenge that. we're going to let the environment group take this thing down and not increase our supply of oil coming from the gulf. he limited seismic studies for new production in the gulf. what does that matter? he opened some areas and said you can drill for more oil in these rears. by the way, you're allowed to do that. but if you want to do seismic testing, oh, we're not doing anymore seismic testing this whole year. we're not going to allow you to actually prepare a site. we're just going to tell you you can do it. that's this mode the administration is in, produce more oil but i'm not going to actually allow you to do that with the permitting. he's failed to implement a five-year offshore leasing program. what difference does that make? by law the administration is required to be able to put a five-year offshore leasing proposal in place of th

and remittances at a cent, from the gulf into india. they are hugely important, hugely beneficial to a large proportion of the population as well as to the indian exchequer. if i just so paraphrase this in 2008, when we had the financial crash, i was in india at the time, i saw lots of indian exports coming back because they lost their jobs. now we're seeing indian products taken off shelves and the potential, perhaps for more an you might say a fall out if, if indian employees, for example, lose their jobs and have to go back to india. this could become a lot bigger. absolutely. i mean, just consider before india has about 9000000 office because it's working in the middle east. $40000000000.00 us dollars is the right because it's coming doing every year and 60 percent of india, oil or energy comes from the middle east and region. and i didn't find them, it would be a skilled, recovering from the onslaught. all the find the make it be a simply cannot afford to lose this kind of a business and connectivity with, with the middle east. we

that cold front will start in the gulf and a few strong wind gusts are likely and as we go throughoutomorrow, we'll see areas of in the southwest, warm, 110 in palm springs 108 in white guys we're heating up in the west while heating up in the tropics. >> thank you in a few. >>> when we return, our exclusive interview with the president of ukraine, what he has to stay about the two captured americans >>> and ahead, the travel troubles wreaking havoc on weekend travel plans extra large. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, you just can't stop getting rewarded. i love my hardwood floors. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, but honestly, i didn't really know how to take care of them. that's until i found swiffer wetjet wood. it's specially made for wood floors with a microfiber-like pad that's really soft. and it sprays with a light mist that dries in half the time. that dirt and grime gets absorbed and locked away. the coolest part... it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. yeah, this is definitely the way to go. wetjet wood with a money

missing in the amazon and the pga tour suspends players competing and the controversial saudi back gulf series ah, so a u. s. congressional committee investigating last year as insurrection at capitol hill has been told the violence wasn't an accident. and that former president donald trump, bears responsive realty for it's an a prime time hearing it's chair warned us democracy remains in danger. following that attack house investigators released new footage of scenes outside and inside the building. police being brutally attacked and members of right wing groups leading crowds into the capital. on this point, there is no room for debate. those who invaded our capital and battled law enforcement for ours were motivated by what president trump had told them that the election was stolen, and that he was the rightful president. president trump summoned the mob assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack. while there was testimony from members of trumps family including his daughter vanka and her husband, jared christner. if vanka trump said she accepted that the election wasn't stol

due to climate change, the gulf is warming up at twice the global average rate.t of them from asia and africa. nawal al maghafi reports. translation: we talked every day. he was always sweating when we video chatted. the heat made his nose bleed. sita's husband dhan left nepal to work in the gulf in 2015. first in saudi arabia, then qatar. but dhan never came home to his family. in qatar, his friends found him writhing in pain and rushed him to hospital, where he was pronounced dead from cardiac arrest. translation: he came back in a box. _ a white tin. translation: it doesn't add up. in the days leading up to dhan's death, it was 40 degrees celsius or more. a migrant worker who works continually to the point of exhaustion in 40 degrees celsius or more has a high chance of sudden death. in the last 15 years, more than 2,000 nepali workers have died in qatar alone. a recent study found that of 571 deaths over eight years due to cardiac arrest, up to 200 were probably caused by heat stress, which is preventable. mohammed al—0baidly works for the qatari department o

the gulf of finland released seals that were rescued in the reservoirs of st. petersburg. the water in the black sea is already plus 20, but there is a high risk of a tornado formation ukrainian formations opened fire on the territory of the donetsk republic more than 80 times a day during the shelling of svetlodarsk, a married couple died near yasinovataya, the owner of the house, which was hit by a shell, explosions are heard in the gorlovka direction from the front near donetsk, a report by pavel prokopenko’s military enlistments behind them, donetsk, soldiers of the motorized rifle brigade of the dpr troops hold the defense near the settlement sands is one of the most intense sectors of the front, constant, as the arrivals here say, they fire at us quite often. that's literally 15 minutes ago panam was released 30 minutes. well presumably 80 mm. they were offended. you see, 30 pieces fired at us. we have arrived. well, thank god, no one was completely hooked. the healthy points are well camouflaged and fortified to the enemy 250-300 m. constant provocation

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said in an address to representatives of the cooperation council of the arab states of the persian gulfut bahrain, qatar, kuwait, the united arab emirates , oman and saudi arabia, yarmak called on these states to join the economic sanctions against russia and also provide financial assistance to ukraine , in addition, the head of the president's office proposed to create a consultative city for the region of the council of arab states of the persian gulf, according to yarmak. it would be possible to discuss the supply of grain and energy security, russia's war against ukraine must stop, the minister of foreign affairs of sweden said online and announced the fourth aid package for our country, it includes anti-ship missiles, anti-tank weapons , rifles and ammunition in what quantity at the moment unknown ukraine will also receive financial support and the total cost of the package is more than 95 million euros the entire process was watched by his palms imprinted with concrete, and our film crew was the initiator and most active organizer of the action, a former resident of kremenchug il

how would you describe the relations between gulf countries and western states? do you think gulf countries are willing to support america on the e u, with the energy needs? when we support our national incidence theory and our national interests, we are a member of the opic last coordination alliance. but if you call it and we follow the decisions by the alliance with the was or there is like it or not. so we are not here to please this part of the or that part of the we are to defend the interest of saudi arabia and they become a nation plus the trying to find the market, the stability of the commodity, the u. k. foreign secretary has stated, we don't live in a perfect world when asked about human rights concerns in gulf states. now with this approach to large oil producing countries, to what extent will this affect relations between such states and the u. k. unfortunately wouldn't be for the security of the u. k is saying that they forget that order. they may, she may is she may talking about the u. k, you will not rise positions. we all are. so the last few w

i think when the french open in june, teenager cocoa gulf left in that final but told b w, she can go want better at wimbledon. i mean, obviously it's a goal going into the tournament, but i don't want to put too much pressure on myself for grading that i know it's going to be difficult and i feel like, you know, i had a lot that i learned from, from french open to help me into this next lamb. wimbledon is the only grand slam to van russians and bell russians due to the invasion of ukraine, meaning men's well, number one, daniel met with mrs. out a defending champion. know that jockey which scene here at wimbledon warm up is that the lumen event with britain having lifted corona virus restrictions. he was thrown out of the trillion open in january for not being jabbed. and then the rusty when losing in the french open to wrap and about his spanish rival might also be in his way at wimbledon, after stroking up a foot injury. but no dial admits he will miss. he's over great foe. the injured roger federer this year's championships. have somebody like him, like a rival that he's amazing.

and now wind blowing out of iraq will push all that heat down into the gulf states. so we'll put this day forward on tuesday to wait at 49. $47.00, that's well above average, the winds will also spin around that sand in dust for q weight, the eastern province of saudi, including demand. next stop for go into pakistan. things have really cooled off in the north for some pre monsoon storms in pancho province. your temperature in the or is about 10 degrees below average, but still that heat in sin province, jacob, a bad at 40, but really in the zone from sean bay to cobble to the hor, temperatures are well below average. in some cases, more than 10 degrees. i think it's done, boy, you're running the risk of catching a shower on monday. seen those winds pick up and we've got our usual pulses of rain and storms moving across central parts of africa from ethiopia right through to the gulf of guinea. and the disturbances formed off the coast of na mindy, i think that will give us some disruptive rain for southern namibia, pushing into the northern and western cape in the da

so look around the gulf. this is going to swirl around the sand in dusting q 8. the eastern province of saudi, including demand, also for buffering and cats hard. so her looking for windows on saturday, up to 65 kilometers per hour and then those temperatures will begin to fall off the other spot. temperatures have been kicked back. a bit is tater on at 32 degrees, but still high temperatures inch rise. coming in at $38.00 off to turkey, we go, there's been some flooding in the capital region. about a 100 people were strand. it needed to be rescued in ankara. and it's really this western side of turkey that continues to be unsettled. we do have some showers for the ethiopian highlands concentrated rain, southern edge area into cameroon. and it's nice for how for the western cape, the northern cape. but that is about to change as we head toward sunday evening. this weather maker marches in winds up to 80 kilometers per hour and about 80 millimeters of rain. be careful out there will cease and take care jeff, any thanks still to come here on these. i will report fr

one of the gulf is from the p j just in thomas who won the championship p j championship. before he said that tradition, integrity is far more important to him and he would never go and play in it's warm and like that. so it's not been the easiest of starts, especially coupled with a sports washing allegations as well. okay, well picking up on that p j line, what does this mean for them on this be a big competitor for them? it sounds like it will be, well, absolutely. we only have to look at the numbers, for instance, $255000000.00 is being offered as the i live just about $25000000.00 per event for the winners of the of the golf competitor. $50000000.00 from the p g is a massive difference. now couple that with stories about phil mickelson, one of the legend rico is being offered $200000000.00 just to leave the pga guy play in the live events. just going to show you the money being thrown around and can they compete? we'll have to wait and see. so the losing key players live is also branding itself is an exciting new era for golf with shorter games, more t offs, couple ev