maintain the exploitative policies of africa and plunder the continents. resources you made those remarks alongside is at a tray and counterpart while visiting the east african country on his tour of the continent. a american, british, and other european delegations regularly come to africa and very stubbornly demand that african countries stopped cooperating with russia and avoid breaking away from the common agenda which the west seas as the restoration of colonial dependence in a new form. the stablish mint of a multi polar world is an objective, an unstoppable process. however, the collective west, the united states, nato, and the e u, which are completely under washington's control, are trying to reverse this. but their efforts are futile. the most the can count on is some slight inhibition of the objective course of history that i'm fortunately, the feel of the feel we can cut in. can you pang humanity in got rid of it? got to so i mean a school profile and piss of grief and dummy notion that have interrogated turmoil amongst him and savaging and bailey, for centuries that has an forbidden grey ease. and he says, a byproduct of directly for you

and the east of africa, uganda has become drilling its 1st oil well with the goal of pumping out the black gold inside the next couple of years. the country's president cut the ceremonial ribbon of a king, fish a field which is being built in collaboration with china. now this comes off of the ugandan government obtained a permit to build a crude oil pipeline to export the commodity world wide. new fields development comes 17 years after the lucrative all resources were 1st found. as we understand and estimated $40000.00 barrels of oil per day are expected to be produced. according to the countries oil regulator. we heard from an economic expert who says that african energy sector is slowly becoming more independent due to the past almost 2 decades. again, i've been trying to explore and to bring its oil result into operation into exported to their what we have also to keep an eye on collaborating with partners who have the interests for us. but also we cannot escape the fact that africa has yet to develop his national capacity to explore these resources on its own. basically, we see

showers coming to that western side of scotland shows to brisk wind, still grazing the far north east of africa, moore, to pass of egypt, and a chance of one or 2 showers on the gulf of guinea. ah, the 1970s was a pivotal told me to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa . back in the 2nd, but to pollock series al jazeera world meets the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voices with the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera ah ah bag. look at the main stories now. your secretary say anthony, blinking is concluded a 2 day visit to israel and palestine warning that the u. s. suppose is anything that puts a 2 state solution further out of reach, but he stopped short of making any concrete pledges of holding talks with the palestinian president. at least 101 people have now been confirmed dead after monday, suicide bombing at a mosque in a police compound in northwest in pakistan. an inquiry committee has been tasked with looking into the security lapse. and pope frances as the democratic republic of congo i

some showers too, went to the far north east of africa and went to whether a possibility, just drifting in northern parts of egypt may be the northeast of libya. much of north africa is dry, still. a breezy hampton wind just piling some dust and sand lifted dust and sand that thus placed there for chad. furniture pushing down into northern parts of nigeria just nudging a little further west was but for much of west africa. again, it is generally dry and we have got some very heavy showers, a rod across the tropics, and you look across towards somalia. if the opiate or track could see some unusual wet weather coming in here for the time, if you any showers containing a cross angola, zambia sang some heavy shells. northern parts of botswana also sing some lavish as well with most am peak and south africa. ah, a jenny both dog because you know, there's a very for everything. there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake and beauty for many years to be very patient and today so. so the same as us, in any case, i was introduced to when my father and my mother were arching for king, for the

just as some showers too went to the far north east of africa. some went to weather, a possibility, just drifting in northern parts of egypt, maybe the northeast of libya. much of north africa is dry story breezy. hamilton, when just piling some dust and sad, lifted dust and sand, dust placed there for chad. furnish air pushing down into northern parts of nigeria just nudging a little further west was but for much of west africa. again, it is generally dry and we have got some very heavy showers, a rod across the tropics and you look across towards somalia. if you are track could see some unusual wet weather coming in here for the time. if you had the showers continue across angola, zambia saying some heavy showers, northern parts of botswana, also seeing some lavish as well with mozambique and south africa. ah, there was a time to be direct. they're basically on the verge of legalizing racial, jerry madry, to cut through the rhetoric. this isn't a universal death felony crisis. it seems to be one of particular population to dismantle the sound bi

it's likely the 5th season won't make much of a difference across east africa. at least 36000000 people are affected, including children who are severely malnourished. 11000000 ethiopians and 4000000 canyons are close to starvation more than 8000000. so molly's have nothing to eat. millions of farm animals have died. and 16000000 people cannot get enough water. we normally of averted the farming was the tuition is still a critical adult also affected the food production. ah, which means 70 percent of her who bought ocean somalia has been affected by the by the drought. ah, also it's affected the education where all those young people under age who all affected by the drought are not going to go to the school agency. say some districts are heading towards a family in the last time one was declared in somalia was in 2011. 0, brianna t is the low surgeon, but at the same time we are calling to focus on the recovery and resilience does most important to us if we wanted to prevented the cares of the humming height is in canyon leaving in our 8 areas are relying on the

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showers coming to that western side of scotland shows too brisk, wind, still grazing the far north east of africa, nor to pass of egypt and a chance of water. 2 showers on the gulf of kinney. ah, the karone of ours has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens britain's true colors. part one on al jazeera. from the al jazeera london rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation. people use the lowest get agreement. they describe the outsider with no host and no limitation. the difference between a migrant and refugee is purely a choice. when you are a refugee, you are forced to flee part one of asthma khan and her son. i had what has happened a lot in the west is that culture and food is separated? hudy b unscripted on out his era. ah ah, welcome back you with the news ally

one is the son of the imprisoned drug, lord l. chapel and an important figure in the civil law cartel. countries in east africa, the whole of africa continue to suffer the most severe drought in 70 years. the you and his want of famine. if aid isn't provided soon, the conditions are limiting. farmers efforts to grow crops and res livestock. katherine sawyer reports now from the corner in eastern kenya. this is a familiar sight in somalia, capital mogadishu, hundreds of families, i heading to the capitol from areas across the country. they are fleeing a drought that has wiped out their life stock and left them without food and water . some of their children have died many r malnourished. amena mohammed recently arrived at this camp. she's struggling to make ends meet soccer and the missouri. when i wake up in the morning, i make tea and popcorn. this will be my children's only meal. the last 2 years have been hard on people in countries like somalia, kenya, and if you appear for rainy seasons have failed. it's likely the 5th season won't make much of a difference across east africa at least $36000000.00 people

some showers too, went to the far north east of africa and went to whether a possibility just drifting in northern parts of egypt, maybe the northeast of libya. much of north africa, is dry, still, very breezy. hamilton, when just piling some dust inside, lifted dust and sand that does taste there for chad. furniture pushing down into northern parts of nigeria just nudging a little further west was but for much of west africa. again, it is generally dry and we have got some very heavy showers, a rod across the tropics and you look across towards somalia. if you are track could see some unusual wet weather coming in here for the time. if you have any showers continue across angola, zambia thinks some heavy shells, northern parts of botswana, also seeing some lavish as well with most and peak and south africa. ah, we town the untold story. ah, we speak when others done. ah, we cover all sides. no matter where it takes us a fan, sir. yeah, i am power in pasha. we tell your stories. we are your voice, your news, your net check out here the american people have spoken. but what exactly did

of a drug cartel lead the aah! surviving a devastating drought. we report from east africa on the hunger and displacement, affecting thousands in the region. ah, well, after 5 days of a chaotic political stalemate, republican kevin mccarthy has been elected speaker of the us house of representatives. his bid was blocked by hard line republican party members who repeatedly voted against him. but after 15 ballots and some major concessions, mccarthy managed to secure enough support from washington d. c. his alan fisher. oh, after an historic queen and to leaking into the after a night of drama and contemplation, it was 15 time. lucky for kevin mccarthy, the california republican finally flipped enough foods to secure the position. a speaker of the us house of representatives. a speaker the how my ultimate responsibility is not to my party, my conference, or even our congress. my responsibility. our responsibility is to our country. he told everyone he had the votes to win on the 4 people. he didn't. 2 votes of president gates. gates essentially blocked his way to the chair as

uh, they were just starting to move east towards china, uh, and the countries of east africa were considered some exotic and diploma. relations there were built impulsively. there is a meeting. the visit is a contact, but the systematic work has not been built. now we are seeing that belarus in the region and the middle east and the arab world as a whole and africa have launched systematic work. it goes on in the current daily mode and this visit is of such a high level. by the way, at the invitation of african representatives and representatives of the united arab emirates , they show that the intention of this work will be as serious as possible to go further. pakistani mosque attack toll rises peshevar, during the morning prayer, a suicide bomber set off , a hidden charge killed 44 people, another 157 people were injured, part of the building collapsed people. i had to get it out of the rubble in the city, a state of emergency was introduced, responsibility for the attack was not taken over by any criminal group, most likely the terrorists were the target of the security forces. the mosqu

this is the climate change has brought extreme weather patterns to much of africa in the continents north east. the horn of africa facing a 5th consecutive year of drought, a short reversing global climate pattern. scientists were at a loss for how to bring water to the region to save it. until now, a new study shows the solution might be hiding underground. but it's the worst drought in 40 years here in somalia. makeshift camps like this, when near the town of by dora, has sprung up on mass as hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee bone dry conditions. many a herders whose lifeline is their animals. they totally depend on regular rainfalls . really that we will come here above the list. i think it is becoming very difficult for liberal to sustain the lives them having the room turned droughts in the horn of africa are becoming more frequent and more devastating with time. people in this already water, scarce region, can no longer rely on the long range between march and may and the short rains between october and december. whilst livestock said come, and more than 37000000 p

it's rather soggy in the south east of south africa and we will see that rush of intense storms sweet their way across s. we're teeny, into more eastern areas of botswana and southern mozambique 70 by saturday. ah. oh no. ah, you're watching out. just a reminder of our top stories this. our russian president, vladimir putin has ordered a 36 hour cease fire. when you crane for orthodox christmas, it would come into effect mid day. on friday, the seni ukrainian official dismiss to does the po christy saying a truce would only happen when russia left its territory. you're as president joe biden has announced a new migration program which is set to allow people from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. work in the u. s. is cooling the plant safe and humane and says it's replacing a broken system. politicians in the us house of representatives, a gathering for the 3rd day in a row to elect a new speak at these alive pitches. a group of conservative republicans have been blocking cabin, but coffee from the chill. israel is released its longest held, palestinian prisoner israeli authoritie

muslims massively took to the streets of the cities of the middle east asia africa, the destruction of koran is not offensive in barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more massive and are accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. mass actions against police violence are taking place in large us cities, the reason was the case of five memphisene officers who beat 29-year-old african american tyra nicholson to death, the price tag occurred in early january, however, footage of the brutal detention was made public. only these days the officers stopped the car and dragged the driver out into the street and pressed him to the asphalt, while the young man did not resist, and at some point the policeman managed to escape , caught up with him and severely beat him. the stun gun died in the hospital 3 days later from his injuries. all participants in the beating have already been fired. from the police, they are charged with murder, this case is compared with the murder in neapse by george floyd in 2020, which started the movement in black live matters. true, now either large-scale actio

is the economic leader in the region in east africa, our foothold is kenya where we also have certain prospects for increasing trade turnover and the entire range of cooperation. in addition, if we take the region between south africa and east africa, here in this belt is our reference point zimbab, it is to them that this visit will be a logical continuation of those contacts at the highest level, which we have already developed a new impetus to our bilateral relations. well, that is, it turns out that the interest of business is once we went to the form, there certainly is, especially since if we talk about zimbabwe, they have it. uh, very big interest in the first place competence in the field of agriculture. we have already, together with our zimbabwean partners, taken part in the implementation of the first and second phases of the zimbabwe farm mechanization program for over the past 3 years, more than 2,000 units of belarusian tractor and agricultural equipment have been delivered there, and we expect that with our help zimbabwe will surpass its last record of productivity in 22 years. this is a record for the last more than 50 years, the m

problems in the horn of africa. study finds that despite the parched expenses across east and africa, there are enough reserves of water below ground to change the regions. fortunes also coming up.

could there finally be a solution to the drought problems in the horn of africa. study finds that despite the parched expenses across east and africa, there are enough reserves of water below ground.

problems in the horn of africa. study finds that despite the parched expenses across east and africa, there are enough reserves of water below ground.

muslims massively took to the streets of the cities of the middle east, asia, africa; they consideredruction of the koran as offensive barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more and more massive and are accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. escalation arabs israeli conflict spiraled in response to the actions of the army, an israeli young man of arab origin opened fire in a synagogue in east jerusalem killed seven 10 wounded, the attacker was killed by police officers on the spot announced that he acted alone authorities. israel called the attack a terrorist attack prime mitan yahoo announced immediate measures, but did not specify what kind of attack occurred a day after a major reda israeli army to the east bank , during which at least 10 palestinians were killed, the arabs perceived it as an illegal invasion of their land by the palestinian national authority announced that cooperation with the israeli authorities in the field of security is no longer possible. after that, by the palestinians. rocket attacks began on the south, israel responded with air strikes and drone

this time around they went to a sort of village on the outskirts of cooley account to do it, which made things easier. countries in east africa and the horn of africa are in the midst of the most severe drought in 70 years. the un is warning of famine if aid is not provided soon. but it says at least 36000000 people are affected. children of the most vulnerable nearly a quarter of those in need of assistance or in somalia and make up almost half the population of 17000000. in the p o p n. and 11000000 people need support. a conflict in the to cry region is worse than the situation causing a humanitarian crisis. and in northern kenya, the u. n says 4000000 people are going hungry because of a lack of rain causing consecutive harvests to fail. catherine saw reports from to kind of in east in kenya. this is a familiar site in somalia, capital mogadishu, hundreds of families, i heading to the capitol from areas across the country. they are fleeing a drought that has wiped out their livestock and left them without food and water. some of their children have died many r, malnourished. amena mohammed recently arrived at his camp. sh

islamic minds were outraged in many countries; muslims massively took to the streets of cities in the middle east, asia, africay considered the destruction of the koran as offensive barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more and more massive and accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. the escalation of the arabs of the israeli conflict went into a spiral in response to the actions of the army, israel in east jerusalem, a completely armed attack on the synagogue died. seven jews, 10 wounded the day before, an unknown man opened fire there, the attacking policeman was liquidated on the spot and stated that he acted alone. these are 21-year-old residents of jerusalem of arab origin. emergency near the synagogue of the authorities, israel called a terrorist attack prime minister netanyahu announced immediate measures that will be accepted by the government. what exactly he has not yet specified is the attack occurred a day later near a major raid by the israeli army on the east bank of the jordan river, during which at least 10 palestinians were killed, the arabs perceived this as an illegal invasion of t

thousands of people have been displaced in an attempt at deescalate pensions during the autumn of east africa regional force deployed kenyan troops there. as peacekeepers, locals, some of whom have spoken to us on the promise of anonymity, say the atrocities virtually intensified. why do you seeking gal who have no security? the people are suffering a lot, the have no access to food. the rabble saluting everything in the fields. there was no kid not been in our village before, but sees the m 23 war starts. it is become a frequent problem. many people have disappeared. some have been shot that and others have been taken away to unknown locations. many people have died, both man and women and their bodies have been found in various places and wooden cool people are kidnapped. women raped and children killed in mass. is the situation that terrifies us because we're afraid the what these terrorists are doing and route sure could happen in the city of goma. all these young people, taken hostage, do not want to be ruled by am 23. we've asked our authorities to address the situation. we fear the wor

he was arrested after he tried to dissolve congress. countries in east africa and the horn of africa suffering the most severe drought in 70 years. the conditions are effecting farmers efforts to grow crops and res livestock. the un has warned that millions of people are at risk of starvation. if aide isn't provided soon, are those the headlines, more news for you here on out to sierra after today's inside story. next it's one of the biggest events for african music and creativity. artists from across the continent, gathering seneca for the 8th edition. all africa music award, jointed for coverage, an update on counties here. ah, the president of took he and syria bow to me. it was your play of amazon has been a vocal critical, michelle, i said, but now it appears a reconciliation is underway. so what's behind this development, and what does it mean for conflict in syria and the region? this is insights for it. ah hello, welcome to the program. i am hasha, alabama. serious opposition says it's unthinkable to consider future watched. ok. it's biggest supporter makes peace with the syr

channel, it's going to sideswipe the south coast of madagascar as a dips out to the indian ocean showers in storms for the south and east coast of south africa on saturday. ah, how do state controlled installation? moscow is one of the both true bay of pigs in the world a the has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative improve public opinion? no walker asked for. how is the citizen jim? listen, we're waiving the video spread like wildfire. they do not through prayer or in your brain, the listening post dissects the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is cover. lou ah ah. hello. you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories, his alum israeli police say they've arrested 40 shirt paypal off for a palestinian gum and killed 7 outside a synagogue. on friday it happened in the illegal settlement of nevea ya called in occupied east jerusalem. as people were observing the sabbath, protests had been held in the us after the release of a video that shows police in memphis, waiting at tyrene nichols and unarmed black men who lives had died in the hospital . several peo

can be done from india with the countries of southeast asia with the countries of the middle east with the countries of africatry to at least talk with them about the supply of certain types of weapons, if not military aid, at least aid humanitarian there is financially again, this too, i think, if the kind of aid that is no less important for us now, especially taking into account the latest attacks on our infrastructure that russia began to carry out there from the beginning of autumn last year, thank you, mr. lily bites , an expert on international politics of the ukrainian institute of the future joined to our broadcast thank you and now collaborators list of mikluzhkas project of our colleagues for your attention see this week in the program collaborators list of mikluzhkas traitors journalists who punches through the city residents of the occupied territories 11 national team therefore move in the maidan as the litter of the kremlin justify the atrocities of the occupiers . quite special because i will tell you about my former colleagues and now mouthpieces of the kremlin, propagandists, liars, generato

course to the middle east and africa the president of belarus will visit on the way constitutional reform of the legal framework on the agenda national record for the first time in the history of the grand slam tournaments two belarusians at once reached the semifinals of the australian open united arab emirates and zimbabwe visit to these countries in the coming days by invitation the world leadership and the head of zimbabwe will be made by president alexander lukashenko, flight number one left minsk today, both countries are our trading partners diplomatic relations. we have been supporting them for more than 20 years, and with the emirates. we are connected by projects right in the center of minsk . the openness of the belarusian economy and personal contacts have become a good signal for investors. businessmen from the emirates are responsible for the construction of the north shore multifunctional complex in minsk with an investment of $ 5 billion. in addition, both countries are interested in projects related to artificial intelligence, as for zimbabwe south. africa is still of int

this is not an accidental shoot. countries in east africa and the horn of africa are in the midst of the most severe drought in 70 years. the un, his world of famine, if 8 isn't provided soon. it says at least 36000000 people are affected with children, the most vulnerable, nearly 8000000 of those need needing aid or in somalia, that's almost half the country's population. in ethiopia, nearly 11000000 people need support. the conflict in the t gray region has worsened the situation, causing a humanitarian crisis there. and in northern kenya, the un says 4000000 people are going hungry because a lack of rain has caused consecutive harvest to fail. catherine sawyer reports now from nairobi. this is a familiar site in somalia, capital mogadishu, hundreds of families, i heading to the capitol from areas across the country. they are fleeing a drought that has wiped out their livestock and left them without food and water. some of their children have died many r, malnourished amena muhammad, recently arrived at his camp. she is struggling to make ends meet soccer luxury. when i wake up in

i'm thinking in particular countries in the middle east and parts of africa.n excellent question. what we have seen is food prices overall on average have trimmed down. but there is distinct difference between north america, asia on one side, where this is more visible, in other words, food prices are lower, and sub—saharan africa, europe, where this is not yet happening. and if the deal that was struck on exporting ukrainian grain breaks down, for those that are most dependent on importing food from ukraine, and you rightly pointed out to north africa, it's going to be very, very difficult. i would move the attention today to fertilisers, because this is where we see particular threat for food production and therefore food prices in 2023. fertiliser prices remain very high. production of ammonia in the european union, for example, shrank dramatically. all of this is connected, of course, to the impact of russia's war on gas prices and gas availability. but on a more positive note, what we do see is a stronger impetus for policymakers to quickly shift gear to

the e u has treated refugees from world form syria and north africa. greece, a major point of entry to the for refugees from the middle east and africa has that denied entry to over $150000.00 migrants last year. you know why the refolded inst, incident. a few months ago, italian authorities prevented a humanitarian vessel carrying hundreds of miles from docking at the country. sports in for us last summer, hundreds of miles are cleared from pen caps in the national capital. we heard from african nationals about what they think of the treatment of refugees. denise, will it risk my life to travel to a place and especially europe, to a place that i'm not accepted in? it's not a good idea, but the african migrants who he can compare it with the ukrainian migrants in europe. we can observe that the ukrainians tolerated well. they got good health and good aid compared to african migrants. unfortunately, it is a big difference between the treatment for the africans, migrant and ukrainian, or migrant. unfortunately, they're been misrepresented, mistreated mama's accepting them as human beings. we understand and we know that ukrai

of south africa serving. in addition, in west africa we rely on nigeria, which is the economic leader in the region in east africais kenya, where we also have certain prospects for increasing trade turnover and the entire spectrum of cooperation. in addition, if we take e the region is between south africa and east, in this belt, our stronghold is zimbabwe, where the head of state is planning to visit, we expect that this visit will be a logical continuation of the contacts at the highest level that we have already developed and will give a new impetus to our bilateral relations in order to develop new promising directions immediately before the visit will be held by the belarusian business. a forum where an impressive delegation will take part under the auspices of the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry. russian enterprises of exporters, we expect that this will give an additional economic effect in our bilateral zimbaba contacts. well, that is, it turns out that the interest of business has once gone to the form, of course there is, especially since if we talk about zimbabwe they have. uh, there is a l

of the news africa coming up on the program. could there finally be a solution to the drought problems in the horn of africa? a study finds that despite the parched expenses across east and africa, there are enough reserves of water below ground to change the regions fortunes. also coming up. we take a look at the logistical hurdles ahead of major is elections that are making some people worry whether they might even get to vote. i've been here since 8 in the morning. and after like 4 hours, someone came out and said, my god was it imitated. and the killing of an activist in kenya prompts calls for justice over cases of violence within and against the l. g. b t q. community. ah, i'm told me are laddie boys, good savvy with us? climate change continues to make it's mark in africa disrupting weather patterns and in some cases, making them more extreme. the horn of africa is facing the threat of a 5th consecutive failed rainy season. and that's brought with it frequent devastating droughts. but a solution could be much closer than many realize. it turns out that beneath the regions dry planes, there's an increasing amount of ground water enough to make droughts. a thing

east. now as part of it's a strengthening of economic ties with africa, a china is constructing facilities for an oil field in the east african nation of uganda. and those areas ought to be connected with a pipeline to bring the commodity from uganda to a port in neighboring towns, india for export to global markets. the east african crude oil pipeline is to be buried on the ground in an effort to minimize the impact on local wildlife habitat . environmentalists to raise concerns at the root could still cause water pollution . uganda's government is presented. the project has a way to bring people out of energy, poverty, and estimated 600000000 people in sub saharan africa. they have no electricity. now the european parliament, however, has condemned the construction of the east african pipeline, saying the e, you should put maximum pressure on uganda and authorities to protect the environment. the african political figures have condemned that statement as a hypocritical, saying that while western powers express environmental concerns, they are themselves mining, mineral resources on the co

of change. the $970.00 in the middle east and north africa. in the 1st 2 policy, al, just they were well taught some of the decades hibbits and the banks, the 73 arab israeli born piece talks military and only in the seventy's in the arab world, politics on al jazeera. how do you state controlled information? how did the narrative informed public opinion? how if this is internally, can we flaming the story? the lifting post dissects the media? we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is cover. reporting in the field means i often get to witness not just news as it's breaking, but also history as it's unfolding. dropping from serbia hungry to rep one day, i might be covering politics. and then actually, i might be covering protests for what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here at al jazeera, we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the solid israe

uh, they were just starting to move east towards china, uh, and the countries of africa east were consideredmatic relations. they lined up impulsively, there is a meeting, a visit there is a contact, but the systematic work was not built. now we are seeing that belarus has launched systematic work in the region and the middle east and the arab world as a whole and africa. it goes on in the current daily mode and this visit is of such a high level. by the way, at the invitation of african representatives and representatives of the united arab emirates show that the intention of the most serious this work will go on. the developments of belarusian scientists and know-how also have a great export potential, and our people are also interested. this confirms the exhibition of belarus intellectual results of the exposition. today its participants summed it up so that the exhibition in the capital sat, according to various estimates , from 80 to 100,000 guests at the national academy of sciences, they do not exclude that the event will become a tradition for the capital of the regions and hencefort

it's rather soggy in the south east of south africa. and we will see that rush of intense storms, sweet. their way across s, we're teeny, into more eastern areas of botswana and southern mozambique. certainly by saturday . ah, the activist radical and the founder of african cinema, out just in the world, tells the story of the more a making style. he made a breakthrough into a fighter that his weapons were his mind and his intelligence made him rebel african. tell me about the latest news as it breaks. this particular sub station has been here in 3 separate effects. quite russians we saw with detailed coverage they had helped us would relax water pandemic restrictions this week, which will likely have better there are of getting in from around the world over 3000000 people to talk to the 3 m a n f. know the ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this our russian president vladimir putin has ordered a 36 hour cease fire in ukraine for orthodox christmas. that we come into effect at mid day. on friday, the senior ukr

found to the middle east's, bitterest conflict, either in this decades or those that followed moon of the 1970s was a pivotal time for cinnamon theatre in the middle east and north africa in the 2nd of a 2 part series. i'll just there a world meets the creative risk takers who broke new ground, thought censorship, and developed their own voices. the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera, non and how do you state control information? how does the narrative it fully public opinion? how if this isn't good, listen, we flaming the story. the listening post dissects the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered with hello there. let's up to the middle east and nevada. we want more unsettled weather, pulling out of the mediterranean, bringing some heavy rain, working its way for the east, turning into wintery conditions across iran. but iraq seems very heavy falls over the next few days. and that rain is set to intensify across northern areas of saudi arabia. by the time we get into the mid week, it does start to clear, however, and joins more southern areas of the gulf that have really seen more settled. whether that's thanks t