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greece, small island . but greece, to the small island. but ihope greece, to the small island.t this will actually bring home to some people that these are living, breathing human beings are longer human beings who are no longer living breathing . yeah, i living and breathing. yeah, i think didn't mean desensitised think i didn't mean desensitised was right word. what mean was the right word. what i mean is we're so sort of is we get so we're so sort of this is moving out problem, i guess rather than the loss of life, we just presume the boats keep coming. nobody seems to be able to do anything to stop them. just seem to be them. we just seem to be complete utterly helpless in complete, utterly helpless in terms stopping the boats . terms of stopping the boats. well, this story and a raises to me is sort of the human traffickers and the way that they view human life . yes. it they view human life. yes. it throw people overboard , release throw people overboard, release the weight in a sinking and as you said. exactly. i think you see this so much, it's just it's the most horrif

greece in terms of military bases and everything else. but the greece was one of the 1st countries who offered help to jew kia an air grease. prime minister mitchell tuck his visited anchor last weekend, and he showed support. it is sorry in greek. a foreign minister said ben diaz are visited the area with the turkish foreign minister and a boss, foreign ministers under line that i had the relations should be better, not only it during these crisis times, but in general as well. so we heard greek prime minister, mitchell tuck his delivery speech on a greek national tv. he also mentioned that this crisis may also create an opportunity to redefine bilateral relations between turkey and greece, also between turkey and the european union ra. sir costello reporting from anchor awesome, thank you. while 8 is starting to arrive in northern syria, after the reopening of a border crossing is being handed out at a makeshift camp in rebel held, there is in the province of a level, entire communities have been forced to leave their homes. there. activists and emergency teams have criticized the slow response to the disaster mazili on the lower level since day one, our teams have been keen of responding to how people, especially in the displacement camps that were created quickly to shelter them again. we've distributed a number of aid kits. we've also made sure to provide water and items for sanitation and hygiene. that wrestle said our has been to the northern syrian ton of genders. there are paulson's and thousands of people that they have lost their houses or relative the of the ones. now they are here waiting for aid for food, food, warm clothes, for heaters and for the medicine

greece and denmark. so she becomes princess of greece and denmark, living in paris, they have a fairly decent marriage, butthe reasonably amicable but bonaparte is, let's say, ahead of her time for a young woman of those year of that era and active. she a procession of lovers, including king louis, brittany aristide young, who is prime minister of france several times. and despite this very active life, she's sexually frustrated she cannot achieve --. and i'm afraid you know in a freud discussion we have to throw in a few such terms and children are hey. hey. yeah, i know. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. let's bleep that out and. and she is c if she finds a psychologist a someone follows freud in france and says, i have to get this from freud. and she has the wealth and power. she eventually convinces someone to introduce her to freud. she going to vienna for treatment and totally entranced by freud, not only because of what he can, the way he psychoanalyze his, but he decides. she decides she wants to become a psychoanalyst. she wants to help him spread this movement. and and from then on, she's one of his closest

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greece. yes. pop, pop, p0p p0p l 9° day in greece. yes. pop pop i go next google search price evidently they prepared to pay price evidently they prepared to pay for the millions and delight of the things we carry with us over time . of the things we carry with us overtime. but this of the things we carry with us over time . but this report over time. but this report actually is wider in scope than that. there's 40 suggestions for helping. yeah in many helping. yeah are behind in many countries and a lot of this stuff in terms of like planning permission for labs and think about how money for about how raise money for science these things we are going have to decide we going to have to decide do we want like singapore want to be more like singapore or we want to more like or do we want to be more like the wild west because we're in we're kind of getting the worst both at the moment. it is both worlds at the moment. it is to large extent. it's a debate that's going on. definitely is a decision will have to make. so come on then, roger, you'

greece. yes. pop, pop, p0p p0p l 9° day in greece. yes. pop pop i go next google search price evidently they prepared to pay price evidently they prepared to pay for the millions and delight of the things we carry with us over time . of the things we carry with us overtime. but this of the things we carry with us over time . but this report over time. but this report actually is wider in scope than that. there's 40 suggestions for helping. yeah in many helping. yeah are behind in many countries and a lot of this stuff in terms of like planning permission for labs and think about how money for about how raise money for science these things we are going have to decide we going to have to decide do we want like singapore want to be more like singapore or we want to more like or do we want to be more like the wild west because we're in we're kind of getting the worst both at the moment. it is both worlds at the moment. it is to large extent. it's a debate that's going on. definitely is a decision will have to make. so come on then, roger, you'

greece, which is also mobilizing its resources to help turkey, i mean, greece and, and turkey. you have had decades of animosity and tension due to a number of issues. but what do you make of that cooperation? oh, not only grew breeze. i think the united states that sweden with which turkey now was a row over to succession tornado. and basically, all of turkeys, nato and you allies will step in israel is likely to plug assist. then i think the united states will really kind of really demonstrate its generosity to match it superpower status as turkey's allies. so we're going to see hopefully a really massive whoring of international assistance. this can also change regional dynamic syria, in which turkey's involved in a war against the regime. you could actually see the turkish as her government's coming to get other to make sure that the leaf efforts and relief flows across the board there. so we could see a kind of a, a, a piece or a piece of the conflict and study as well. what i want to ask you about, i think you said these are the alignment that only because i, you know, obviously. busy there are some countries in the west that, that do not recognize the, the leadership of the president by side in essence. so do you think behind the scenes there will be some diplomatic maneuvering going going on right now to get into syria, the desperately needed age. i think so, i think while sensor is in turkey, is right across the border from syria. certain cities and siblings to have been affected. some of these as include regions of very controlled by turkish back portions, but 8 has to penetrate on also, utah sod, geem controlled areas. so we're gonna see an interesting era where, you know russians, iranian americans, israelis, tork syrians, europeans, knitter allies, and others will all try to rush assistance to those impacted. but in turkey, of course, this is quite cataclysmic, is the been larger in scale than the 1999 or quaked up, killed 18000 people. and my biggest worry is that the deaths could be a very sadly, quite high eddy been hired this time. i yeah, it's very well might be as that search and rescue operation continues it just one final thoughts from you on and domestically in turkey. i mean, this is all happening and sadly, with the pressure of an upcoming election, where politicians inter key it will really be under the spotlight to show how they deal with this disaster. won't they? absolutely. it's too early to speak about out. you know how well relief efforts are going on, but being that body on the rubble oh, oval brought the safely get assistance that they need. now this international aspect, i think, is a bit more credit saying the update in 1999 after a massive earthquake and turkey assistance from greece, triggered than unusual there of turkish greek friendship. i think again, considering that turkish ties with you and nato country, these have been under stress for a while. this is a chance and opportunity for turkeys, allies, and friends and nato. any you to demonstrate alliance and friendship and to flow and unlimited generous aid. i think this is the best way to reset with turkey citizens. ok, thank you so much for speaking to us. and joining us from washington, d. c. my pleasure, and my condolences to everyone who suffered under the circ wake, of course. thank you so much. stella had on the al jazeera news. our we have other news coming up will be live from chile. that's where fire fighters are battling. blazes that have killed dozens of people. conservation crisis will tell you about the numbers of animals and plants in the us that are at risk of extinction. football and morocco can the country build on its world cup success and one day was the tournament itself. that's coming up

greece could hear a, b, b, c. and we could hear deutscher better. what at the colonel's at that time, who are in power in greece, could have blocked that. they did not add in the 2nd world war under greek under german occupation. those who had the radio could hear the could hear radio moscow or radio free europe. but now nothing like that. so it's for me, it's a movement towards flushes. well, ok, the strong words from you. so, but i'm, i'm not going to argue with that. everyone's entitled to their own opinion. what do you, what do you think? what kind of reaction would you expect from brussels or london, paris, and washington in the wake of putin speech today? well, they will go where they will go crazy. they will say it's a very, it's a very aggressive speech. they will use this mild speech according to my opinion, in order to create a, a bigger tension with russia. and also to use that as an, as an opportunity for you sense much more weapons to the ukraine. they're going to consider it, that it was a very negative speech that put in doesn't one piece, and that, and that there is no prospect for a diplomatic negotiations to go on. this is what i expect, that the west will say, i hope i'm wrong, but i don't think so. well that, you know, they do say that the 1st casualty in war is truth and they were mentioning the ortiz being blocked, blocked in europe by england, america, canada, essentially g 7 countries, so to speak. but, you know, when i have friends and family across europe need this, and when i speak to them, they typically just pirate. back to me, the lines they've got from sky or bbc that the putins a thug. he's a dictator, a russian aggression, russian aggression and all these kinds of things. when i try to speak to them and say, do you ever listen to what flatter me putin has to say? they always say no, no, no, we don't listen to his nonsense. and yet, here we are listening to the russian president's speech and whether you like him or not, what he says makes sense. he speaks in measured statements. do i guess chime a bell with a lot of people around the world? leon did is i wanted to ask you for the people who are blocked from watching putin and from learning about russia. what does the average person need to know about putin and russia to day? well, they did to go is the reality of what happened in the, in the ukraine, starting from 2013. and they should also know, and they don't know the proposals that russia submitted on the 17th of december of 2021 with 2 draft treaties. one to nato, and one with the united states that anticipated that $200.00 quoted peacekeeping measures within europe. a removing the missiles that are there, plus no further expansion of nato had with the west accepted to discuss with these these agreements. then i don't think that we would, that we would have had the military operations in the ukraine. that's 11 thing that go body in the west, those above and nobody cares. and i go out of my way to emphasize that in my statements, i made it in greece to greek radio to wreak television. so that the people, i mean, i'm actually trying myself do inform the greek people of when you do the, the positions of, of russia. because we need to know the positions of both sides so that we can make our own proper judgment. liam need is a kristen, populous veteran, greek diplomat, joining us life on archie international immediately in the wake of the russian president. speech a great pleasure to have you one. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. thank you. ah, i thank you for joining us here for this program life from moscow. let's turn to news now. from turkey, a 6 people have been reported killed about 300 injured in the latest earthquake striking turkey and monday evening. the percentage were recorded in the southern part of the country. the tremors felt across the border and syria and even as far away as israel, egypt, and libya. the, you know, the footage basically showing the moment when the earthquakes hit, the largest

greece. that's according to the tanker tracking by bloomberg. authorities say they can't do much because activity happens outside of greece's territorial waters.ore than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. kailey: thank you so much. let's continue the conversation on oil and one company in particular, pioneer. shares are down after the earnings release. results beat expectations but analysts are warning a higher outlook for capital expenditure. joining us now is the ceo and founder, scott sheffield for an exclusive interview. thanks for being here, it's great to see you again. we know the game of your desk name of your game has been capital investment. i know you said once again this year pioneer will be returning significant money to its investors. are those investors started to change their tune at all on on capital discipline? >> we see no change at all. we had a record year in 22, we had about 8.4 billion in free cash flow. we returned 8 billion of it back to the investors and regarded both dividends and buybacks. no change at all. >> in terms of what happens next is it just business as usual. scott

greece, but the process itself , the group tournament itself. well, that is , the qualification stage, his coaching staff, oleksiy mykolaychenko, and our national team looked very confident, what happened with greece, well, what a fiasco. this happens in football, that's why mykhachenko's work was mentioned, well, it is mentioned with pozitiv , and other mentors could also do the same. one match every year, we understand that even uh, what was needed well, if we don't demand from the player to go, but ask him , that is, that he uh, put aside all other matters to go with the national team, it will be temporarily only for one match at wemble in andria, our time is coming to an end, let's add exactly 30 seconds ago, the final to the final, now that we will watch the national team, i think that it will be like that there after all. what exactly will ruslan rotan lead our national team to the umbli when he will watch ? needed to he looked at all the football players who are supposed to play for the national team. i don't know how it is possible to combine everything for the next week - this is definitely a week in the accounts. we hope that both our clubs, shakhtar and dnipro-1, will be able to show qu

greece's imports from russia is as follows, the main share of more than four billion. oil, gas and oil products account for a significant indicator for aluminum, other goods of 560 million euros, greeceone of the most affected by its own anti-russian sanctions of the eu countries, local shipping companies also made huge profits from the transportation of russian hydrocarbons. but now they are forbidden to carry oil from our country, and trade flows are being switched on asia anti-russian sanctions are increasingly forcing international traders to make adjustments to their work, having lost the opportunity to trade energy resources from our country, major players switch from commodities to other commodities, which rustam kosumov is interested in and what this can lead to. international traders suffering huge losses from the loss of access to russian hydrocarbons are trying to find alternative ways to make money , but it will not be easy, analysts say. bloomberg energy trading oil and petroleum products, gas, coal and electricity remains the main source of income. it traditionally brings twice three times more profit than other liquid positions, the second best. earnings are coming fro

you're an asylum seeker in the first safe country that you enter, whether that be greece , enter, whether that be greecet they don't they they are allowed to traipse through europe to whichever their desired country is. now, france and germany actually do take more asylum seekers than we do, but often some of these people may have had their claim rejected in france and may decide they're going to try here. sometimes there's family links, sometimes they think perhaps we're a softer touch , that we've got softer touch, that we've got a better, more generous benefits system. sometimes they speak english, but it's proving incredibly difficult and in the middle of a cost of living crisis when people are worried about paying their mortgages, paying about paying their mortgages, paying their bills, seeing people come and people come illegally and basically system . basically cheat the system. that's what she was saying the other day. the british have a strong sense of fair play, don't they? and they look and they just think this is really unfair. how much of this is sunak hoping that just making a statement li

greece has gathered a meeting. well, these countries have not the easiest relations the prime minister of greece said that all the resourcesthat can and should be provided to help turkey will be provided, and with all the horror of this tragedy and this universal natural condolence, which is the compassion that we express, these are the seconds that we are on the subconscious. suddenly we feel ourselves just people not divided by countries, interests, conflicts and so on. it seems to me with all the horror and tragedy of these things here. they are very important , i don't know. i felt it today. i'm talking about today this. wrote. here i am sharing this with you. and what else can be said about this, except for condolences and sympathy advertising on channel one, let's continue? forget what happened. i really like you. is it true. maybe we could, but another life, these are our cafes in this place, my mother was always sitting. sit still, answer questions. don't come close. i can blow everything up. well, what helped me fly off the track, who is it? i don't know yet. let's try together to restore what really happened ther

you see, greece fired on a turkish coast guard boat, when erdogan does, he takes away a lot of points from his voters in turkey when they see that their president is threatened by greece greeks fell right into the trap. and they, like dagesyat, that since both sides are members. nato between them can not be any war, because other members. this would quickly interfere with their conflict in order to prevent it. what, in fact, are the americans trying to stop, if only pockets of controlled chaos line up? yes, until they worked, but at some point, somewhere, because the spark will definitely slip through, probably for them everything including nastya is part of the game that goes around their fights with china because everyone around whom there is an intrigue directly or indirectly part of the chinese project one belt one road, that is, what the americans are quite seriously afraid of an alternative to the western model of development , this is what they prescribed in their security strategy as a long-term threat from china because until now. everything was quite simple, as the aryan divided the world into the lucky west america canada europe japan that is, those who man

will remain in greece, the prime minister of the country said that athens would not supply leopard 2 machines to ukraine. our defense capabilities, by the way, according to media reports, greeceas the most tanks in europe. leopard one and two, however, athens is clearly in no hurry to share with kiev. cocaine