i ’m not part, all, all of northern africa is considered, now northern africa has become europe, that by whom, i’m not talking about what was planned, that is, northern africa, that is, libya is europe. yes, in 1942 they thought so, for example, but no, well, vladimirich, it’s not like it ’s geographically, either, not after all, let’s still talk geographically, otherwise it’s possible count everything, in fact, then the ottoman empire considers everything its own, well, america, the ottoman empire became europe, so it is trying to mine, the ottoman empire is also europe, so it was europe, the ottoman empire was a european country in the 18-19th century, it was part of the number of great european powers, i don’t want to offend you, of course, but in general , at that time it was probably comparable in size to europe. modern european culture denies these romantics, modern european culture denies traditional culture in general, then where did you get modern europe , it doesn’t exist, there is no europe anymore, calm down, but the thought of it is there, the intelligentsia is beating me

the coast of northern africa from here lies about one hundred sixty kilometers to our south but it's vessels like this that have been instrumental in saving lives on the western mediterranean migration route this year so far because pain has seen a three fold increase in the number of refugees and migrants heading here compared to the say the same time last year now it's captain miguel part of one of the me gallium who's invited is on board and he's been explaining to me a little bit about the work overnight sunday monday he and his eight person crew pulled on to decks here one hundred fifty two migrants from a number of fishing vessels and rode boats and took them to safety here to ameria and to other ports further south and that is that is a trend that right now is worrying the orth already is here the overall number this year up three fold but in just the month of june alone the figures being.

control migratory flows better and the fact that we designed new safe countries of origin in northern africa but also georgia shows that we went to give protection to those who seek protection here but at the same time those who do not have a right to this, to return very quickly and don't want to awaken false hopes that we cannot satisfy. this cabinet shows you the issue that is important to us. and in the last 14 months, symbolically, the fact we don't have a balanced budget seems to be the new normal but a great deal of effort and what we have achieved, and to service the debt has dropped, we have to pay 67% to service our debt and under different conditions and different interest rates it is 5.5%, and 60% of overall debt level, the criteria for the future, a country with demographic changes is expanding. high level of sovereign debt, examples of success. 40 billion more will be available in the term, and focusing on family legislation where we increased the child allowance and tax-free for children as well. and we are promoting as well and working on a law to improve qualitative conditio

causing deserts to expand around the world one region particularly affected is the sun hell in northern africa drought is common that due to a lack of rain a shortage of fertile land makes the area right for conflict mali for example has been mired in crisis for years our reporter france venky paid a visit to the country before the pandemic for our global ideas series there he met with the mayor of fun he has become an expert on climate change. there's only enough moisture in the sand for the butterflies even though the rainy season just ended. up to lie as the mayor of found a town in southern mali. and. it wasn't drawing 10 years ago now we can plant rice any more we don't stop. we soon won't have any rain at all. to say. a few months ago mayor coulibaly got a phone call from the capital bamako it was an invitation to take part in a seminar on climate change one that the mayor was happy to accept. now for to me any more strange i've been opposed to the destruction of our forests for a long time. but thanks to the workshop i learned even more about the consequences of deforestation. it inspir

leaders are claiming it will but right now the centers that do exist in northern africa have been condemned as has very very difficult places for migrants if you do make it to the shores of europe you might wind up in a so-called control center an anchor center a holding place that would be closed also a very difficult hurdle would stuff refugees from coming probably not all of them many are fleeing for their lives melinda crane our chief political correspondent many thanks indeed for all your insights. the soccer world cup continues to bring lots of thrills and the first day of knockout matches was no exception of a fully ileus from daily sport is here now to break it all down so pablo so many goals today so many goals let's start though with that match between argentina and france now you are so you're right anak let's not forget there were seven goals in this match now and just that one which is incredible i mean the thing was it was such an exciting much had all the elements all those all those things you want to see in a world cup match between two really exciting teams to watch i thin

by over 50 percent last week there are now almost 24000 confirmed cases across the continent northern africa has seen a significant outbreak with hotspots forming in morocco and egypt south africa is worst affected with some 3000 official infections that high numbers do in part to the country's aggressive testing regime that's critical to protecting south africans health but it is stretching the bar trees to their limits. africa health expert and entrepreneur and stock order joins us from cape town you helped pioneer africa's 1st hiv treatment rollout of botswana even vies numerous governments house the constant dealing with this out bike. well as you've just been highlighting the systemic deficits that exist in the content in terms of tackling gargantuan pandemic such as this. as well you can see treatment is not an option right if you compare the kind of resources and infrastructure and you have intrigue sample europe where they are struggling where they have about $4000.00 beds per 1000000000 people that's 4000 critical care i.c.u. beds per 1000000000 people africa has made about 5 bad pe

leaders are claiming it will but right now the centers that do exist in northern africa have been condemned as as very very difficult places for migrants if you do make it to the shores of europe you might wind up in a so-called control center an anchor center a holding place that would be closed also a very difficult hurdle would stuff refugees from coming probably not all of them many are fleeing for their lives melinda crane our chief political correspondent many thanks indeed for all your insights. well the weeks of infighting over migration have exposed deep rifts in miracles government germany's a far right opposition rejects miracles policy outright the populous a deep party is holding its congress this weekend in the southern city of oxford party leaders say they will seek to forge a bloc of countries to create what melinda mentioned as fortress of europe that would stop migrants from entering the e.u. well earlier in the chief political editor me spoke with beatrix one story the deputy leader of the f.t. . this is fun story there's a bit of fights going on between the sea use you t

leaders are claiming it will but right now the centers that do exist in northern africa have been condemned as has very very difficult places for migrants if you do make it to the shores of europe you might wind up in a so-called can. center an anchor center a holding place that would be closed also a very difficult hurdle would stuff refugees from coming probably not all of them many are fleeing for their lives melinda crane our chief political correspondent many thanks indeed for all your insights well mexico is gearing up for presidential and parliamentary elections on sunday following a campaign that's been marred by violence dozens of candidates running for office have been killed by the country's powerful drug cartels most polls show a more than twenty percent lead for a leftist candidate on the list manuel lopez obrador the former mayor of mexico city has vowed to end the violence and tackle and demick corruption his nearest rival is this man ricardo a niam who leads a left right coalition of parties. and he's only a correspondent ophelia harms our rooty is in mexico city and she joi

northern africa, central africa.e went to all these different places and found people who would be loyal to him. at the same time, france was divided. very often french forces loyal to de gaulle and the government. you'd have frenchmen fighting frenchmen. it was one of those things where when history began turning in dickel e gualle's way, a lot of the people said, we are not eager to fight for the freedom of their own country. again, i see this comparison with afghanistan. it just one of those things where de gaulle was trying to rally these people to become patriots and do the right things for the country. half of them did not want to do that. in the resistance was, originally, a separate component. it was founded by the french themselves. it began with students and radicals who are trying to quietly fight the nazis within pairs with a little sabotage, making sure that they passed secrets about the nazi troop emplacements back in england and making sure british flyers who were shot down were smuggled back over the

and you have hardly bay the burden of taking people in most migrants reach europe by sea, from northern africa, or turkey. so its southern european countries like italy in greece that received a high, a number of people. germany's chancellor stressed the need for sonya dallas. he said the migration plan would work because it will give him member states options on how to express. that's on the deputy as a tell does she need to move describe before that or different possibilities with the plan for that either do for we but on most of the others will be doing. we're just taking on your share of when it comes to supporting those who are coming to you to, to look for protection from prosecution to troops for, for, and then there will be some who will take on their fair share by paying money and to that is going to see that sign. it sounds simple, but it isn't. migration has long been a contested issue in the european union. previous attempts to distribute migraine small even b, e u countries have failed to brazil now or the top electoral court has voted to bar former president, i are both in are fr

annenberg media ♪ captioning sponsored by annenberg/cpb narrator: our investigation of northern africand southwestern asia takes us to egypt. here, as throughout this region, the presence or absence of water has profoundly influenced patterns of human settlement. the nile river is egypt's lifeblood. people here cling to its path through the desert and cluster in its broad delta. our case explores human modification of the environment as humans harness the mighty nile through projects like the aswan dam, lake nasser and the new toshka canal; the move from subsistence to commercial agriculture; and how an expanding population in the nile river delta is encroaching on the area's remaining precious farmland. from space, the earth can seem an abstract pattern of color and shape, but as we look closer, environmental processes come into view. here the rain of east-central africa collects in the giant lake victoria. its waters drain to the north, giving rise o of the world's great rirs, the nile descending from the african highlands, the nile winds through one of earth's most arid landscapes.

but still significant has been from central a northern africa to italy. this year, already around $80000.00 people have crossed the mediterranean. it said deadly ruled the deadliest in the world. it is a rule to a european union has relied on corporation with libya where people are mistreated. this is a shameful cooperation, but it is also a rule to a lot of people drown. and now of course, the new italian government is going to try to repeat the policies of a previous italian government that has tried to stop this by closing the ports to the rescue ships. this is not a policy that will work, and in fact, the most important human italian crisis at europe's borders to day where most people die is there in the central mediterranean. and we're going to have to leave it there that gerard canal say european migration analysts. and director of the european stability initiative, thinktank many, many thanks for your insights. i thank you to russia's invasion of ukraine. now, foreign ministers from the g 7 group have pledged to keep supporting ukraine through the

point down by the straits of gibraltar there's just fifteen miles fifteen kilometers separating northern africa from europe so it makes a very tempting target for migrants what could also be happening as numbers drop in other parts of the mediterranean now migrants and refugees are looking towards what they perceive as perhaps an easier western mediterranean route and that coming from northern africa into spain and so far this month alone if you just look at the month of june there have been almost double the number of arrivals to spain than there have been in italy sammy is there a feeling that the shutdowns in other parts of europe shutdowns to arrivals migrants and refugees is now shifting that pattern of people. that is certainly a concern that the all thora days in just the last few days a beginning to wake up to and to take a look at bear in mind that in the last week almost two thousand migrants and refugees have arrived imports of southern spain so what they believe you look at the month of june for example.

on the other hand, extreme heat waves in northern africa and southern europe last april, with temperatures up to 20 degrees above normal with different they would have been almost impossible at this time of year without climate change. and when it comes to severe flooding that had pockets done in 2022 model, suggest the global warming increase the rainfall intensity data by 50 percent. the event affected 33000000 people and destroyed 1700000 homes to here in germany, climate protests as of destructive services at humbug and dusted off add ports. the government is looking at tightening security. last generation night to this, the demanding more forceful action to cobb, cobb and emissions climate activist, breach to security fence and glued themselves to a runway. their actions halted flights for several hours. angry passengers who govern what that doesn't take any precautions. well, anyone can just walk in this time, it was climate activism. the next time it could be terrace to climb the fence. thing that you get the protestors from the last generation group say they wanted to draw attentio

and we have food shortages in the middle east and northern africa that could trigger social unrest and political, a peoples, as we saw in the arab world 10 years ago. that this is unfortunately going to be a very long, protracted played out situation in ukraine in ways that can be very harmful to russia's economy in the long run. and to energy's european security, the american people are very, very willing to support and provide foreign aid for beleaguered countries for countries that are suffering because of war or invasion in other parts of the world . when our economy is strong and our society is resilient. but given many of the challenges that we're facing in the united states right now, most americans would rather our political leaders from president biden on down, focus on fixing what's wrong with the american economy and american society. then with a ward that could lead to a possible nuclear exchange in europe. if it escalates out of control of us as some of the main you stories the shape, the weak, hey, on. aw, see, for more in any of them do have its r t dot com or odyssey ch

on this small fishing boat that the group of around 100 attempted the dangerous crossing from northern africa. it seems they took a wrong turn. normally vessels aim for secluded shores away from cities and resorts. >> it is an event quite out of the ordinary here even if just a few00 kilometers down south we are used to the daily rhythm. the police are carrying out procedures to identify the migrants. >> on wednesday another group of about 100 migrants, mostly syrian families, were rescued off the italian main land. numbers of asylum seek eers pea during summer month. during the first half of the year around 8,000 landed on the southern italian coast mainly from northern africa but the boats are cramped to bursting meaning ship wrecks are a regular occurrence. 40 are known to have died crossing to italy during the same periods but it is thought many go unreported. last month pope francis led mass in memory of the thousands who died trying to reach the shores. malian are gearing up for the second round of the election. an historic vote that is taking place after 18 months of chaos, first a cou

i could, i have to northern africa. it has seen its, its share of movement of people. so quite clearly is a part of the message, the city which showcase is precisely a success of integration. so i think that emergency obviously keeps going to be received quite well in the rest of europe, and particularly in france, which is seeing it varies from wave of right wing politics. it's, it's another question that the french president manual not caught was there. we saw that in the images in that report that we just showed he joined the mass led by the pope, and we know that migration is a big topic among european leaders. so does the pope's words hold much influence in policy with regards to migration in europe? i mean, it seemed to what default and dyslexic interests. i understood very well. they said they talked to the basis on the basis and democratic systems for cable, if actually bushing the needle in one direction or the other. i think that what we also have seen, which is really, really curious, is that the less more old boys for a sort of a center left too many tardie

long been known as the bread basket of europe. among its top exports is wheat with big buyers in northern africa. if there is a wheat shortage in ukraine, bread prices go up in cairo, but it's economy is diverse. ukraine also has heavy industry, coal, and tech. several apps, including the popular face swapping app, re face were created by ukrainians. i'm joined now by board quote, house member of the european parliament. he is in forbush, near the hague, in the netherlands. welcome sir. you just let a delegation of the security and defense subcommittee on a visit to the estonian capital tollen and the lithuanian capital vilnius, neighbors of russia and nato members. what was the situation there? well, the situation is very dire because food actually explained what his actual agenda is. and the agenda is restoring to russia before 1917 and they all they will hire. and as you know, these 3 countries, lithuania, and assume you are all part of nato and bob you. so they feel and they fear that they might be next. and i think that we have to be very make sure that they will. we understand the main obj

backpack, is ample >> we i don't want to make money out of it, whips if i bring it from morocco or northern africa, it is cheap to get it there. you can get a whole kilo, with not more than ten dollars and you can sell it here in italy it's very expensive. >> like the spanish steps, we essential it's another beat nick place. a clearing house for drug use. a place for the who's who of wayfarers. and even an effective post office. nearly all of the rules, and the use places are not listed in the travel guides. but can be engaged in a thriving business >> it's a very interesting little thing here. it's becoming very very well-known not sweeping lee well-known, but known in a great number of places, in the european americas. and a lot of people live around here, this hotel is a mantra before, and the name of the tel, is on the lips of the people who are getting off the boats in europe from america. people come to this place, and ask where such and such a hotel is they've heard from people in america, and it' interesting, for such a small little place in the back street, that it's become so well-known

countries of first arrival but also offshore in northern africa so somebody's trying to leave africa either for political reasons or for economic reasons let's say that person tries to get onto a boat they might be intercepted at sea turned back and brought to these disembarkation centers in northern africa we are told that those centers will be run in accordance with international human rights law unclear whether in fact that will be the case otherwise if they make it to europe they might wind up in a closed center in a country like italy or greece again those closed centers that have been exit the existence until now have not always gotten very positive assessments from human rights observers so both of those in some to some degree are meant to deter people from trying to flee to europe but as you point out many of them are fleeing in fear of their lives whether in fact this will serve as a deterrent is very unclear all right chief political correspondent belinda crane many thanks indeed for all your insights. now part of the e.u. migration overhaul calls for asylum processing cent

well the republic of south africa, the only country able to match northern africa is level of organization and investment to south 2nd premier division as well run men, maloney son downs from pretoria. and orlando pirates from johannesburg have both won the african champions league, another johannesburg site. the kaiser chiefs have a huge following and are the 2nd richest club in africa after all. awfully. but we're very de la lacey because last one is what chris as a modern co g ought on dom way, an easy solution to now a t boned them way m is, is showing his national south africa did not even qualify for the african 2021 plus, they're out of the world cup and guitar. 2022 central africa. you ask? it's a similar story with former powerhouse t. r. congo in 1974. then as a year they played at the world cup around that time. they also want to african titles. today, this huge country of over 90000000 people failed to qualify for african 2021. let's finish on a positive note. there are always fresh faces emerging and african football. take camaros, who sensationally qualified for the africa cu

than 400 migrants and 4 separate operations migrants were trying to cross mediterranean from northern africa to europe. one state of emergency has been declared in part of california, as while fire spreads rapidly. the oak fire, as has been ne, broke out near yosemite national park, is threatening thousands of homes, as well as one of the most famous trees in the world. mm. this fire is closing in on the largest wealth of giant sequoias india, semi t national park fire fighters are hoping to protect these ancient trees. some of the largest in the world homes, businesses, cars, the flames are devouring everything. fixed smoke has darkened the parks scenic views more than 6000 people, including campers, have been told to get out. they came by about 1520 minutes ago and told us that everybody's got to go about 4 o'clock. power went out. and fiery thing coming towards us faster, faster weeks ago, firefighters installed sprinklers in the marine pots grove to keep the trunks moist in a bit to keep the flames away from the sequoias, including one of its most famous attractions. this 3000 year old s

except on egypt the latter being part of northern africa represented another block. in case old states are a divided through control would be spread first to morocco and if northern africa is revamped the conflict would have to be appropriate if that if not between shiites and sunnies as was attempted in the middle east but between arabs and the berbers this is where the real source of their dancing in god's ease. our civilians dying and that. indeed starting from the moment it was decided to launch this operation the lives of civilians were not taken into account and this is just the beginning of it is there either a question of the rearrangement of this region and we are yet to see a series of wars so what's that's the strategy. is it will be the initial goal of this thread to do was to overthrow the people's government that was in power and to establish western authoritarianism in the country i believe though that they had actually given up the plan because of the military resistance to prove stronger therefore it was decided to act in a different direction of the

except egypt the latter being part of northern africa would represent another block. in case whole states are divided control would be spread first to morocco and if northern africa is revamped the conflict would have to be created or not between shiites and sunnies as was attempted in the middle east but between arabs and the berbers this is where the real source of the events and when guys e.e.'s there are civilians dying in there yes. indeed starting from the moment it was decided to launch this operation the lives of civilians were not taken into account everything we used to see in the middle east is not transpiring in this region and this is just the beginning and is there either a question of the yuri arrangement of this region and we are yet to see a series of wars or that they could so what does this threaten thing. is it will be the initial goal of this strategy was to overthrow the people's government that was in power and to establish western authoritarianism in their country i believe though that they had actually given up the plan because of the military

human rights at sea and this push towards criminalizing heroes and helpers across europe and northern africa that help refugees and asylum seekers is one we all have to watch and call out for and that comment is one that is what elicited a response from someone who sent us a video comments to talk to us about the push and the poor of what forces refugees onto foreign shores this is solomon here's what she told the story. as an artist and an activist i've been campaigning for safer routes for migration particularly for women because they are more vulnerable and i think we have to remember that this is a e.u. wide problem it's not just italy humanitarians are being stopped from rescuing people at sea and i also think we shouldn't forget the reasons why people are leaving their homes. for example the work that i'm doing with women in the communities in the u.k. they speak about rocket launching pads behind their houses you know crossing different countries being blocked at the border and held there we've seen pictures of how migrants have been treated. by by people you know trying to keep them

we're trying to cross the mediterranean from northern africa to europe. the philippines, 3 people have been killed in the shooting at a university in the capitol. manila, the incident happened. students and families arrived for a graduation ceremony. the suspected gunman fled the scene, but was later arrested. school and university shootings are rare in the philippines . despite it lacks gun laws, a state of emergency has been declared in a part of the us state of california. as a wildfire sped wrap spreads rapidly, the oak fire, as it's been named, broke up near yosemite national park. it's threatening thousands of homes and some of the world's largest and oldest trees. this fire is closing in on the largest wealth of giant sequoias in yosemite national park. fire fighters are hoping to protect these ancient trees. some of the largest in the world homes, businesses, cars, the flames are devouring everything. fixed smoke has darkened the parks, scenic views. more than 6000 people, including campers, have been told to get out. they came by about 1520 minut

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in south asia and let's not forget the taliban using says sizing in northern africa in south asia and let's not forget the taliban are using similar methods to fill that vacuum of poor governance and lack of security with similar methods to fill that vacuum of poor governance and lack of security with a radical islamist if ya'll e.g. in afghanistan the president of iraq told radical islamists if ya logy in afghanistan the president of iraq told acciona that the staying power of the united states is being questioned in a very very sexy oh so that the staying power of the united states is being questioned in a very very serious way and the allies of the united states are worried about the dependability serious way and the allies of the united states are worried about the dependability of the united states is president trumps unpredictability of the. it states is president trumps unpredictability tactically useful to keep our adversaries guessing or theirs is murky tactically useful to keep our adversaries guessing or theirs is mercurial man or send the wrong people a dangerous

all industries we call it done and there are also the idea of using pipelines from for example northern africa how far developed are these plants to bring green hydrogen from africa to europe ok we are at the beginning of the poses and for sure one of the goals for instance for the german government is not to get africa out of energy so we have to start on a lower level but some developed countries like south africa maybe able to produce efficient amount of hydrogen in the near future and if i talk about the near future thinking about 3 to 5 years doing all the finance poses and the development what do you mean when you say it's important that africa isn't out of energy are you do you mean that europe could be competing with africa for its own energy. yes it is a point that we have to not to use the we knew about energy from africa just good use hydrogen to transport to you oh we have to take in you know mind that africa still needs energy there's not every country who has enough with sources now so 1st the africans must have their own energy and if we have enough we knew about energy there by

rather convenient considering the past several months of ongoing unrest in the middle east and northern africa with the. immigrants flooding upwards into europe surely that's having something to do with this decision do you think. not not for the danish case but it's clear that around in the twenty seven countries they are. you could say moving wishes to do something similar to what we have done in denmark and the commission has in its in its recent suggestions are also given more flexibility to meet to member countries to enlarge their border protection but i think that each of the twenty seven countries in the european union have individual problems our problems have been due to influx of especially from the eastern european countries where it's france and italy and spain and other southern european countries struggling with the troubles due to the roots of the turmoil in northern africa are now other than the issues of our security let's discuss the issues of economics here you know surely open borders are convenient for people from e.u. member states and you think that stricter border cont

northern africa, central africa. he went to all these different places and found people who would be loyal to him. at the same time, france was divided. but the french forces loyal to de gaulle and the government. you'd have frenchmen fighting frenchmen. it was one of those things where when history began turning in his way, a lot of the people said, we are not eager to fight for the freedom of their own country. again, i see this comparison with afghanistan. it just one of those things where de gaulle was trying to rally these people to become patriots and do the right things for the country. half of them did not want to do that. in the resistance was, originally, a separate component. it was founded by the french themselves. it began with students and radicals who are trying to quietly fight the nazis within pairs with a little sabotage, making sure that they passed secrets about the nazi troop pe, making sure the british flyers were shut down somehow struggled back over the border and then back into portugal and b

as people leave the isis-controlled areas and go to northern africa. it's been a hotbed for some time. we saw the travel back and forth from the attacker in the manchester attack. this is an area of increasing concern and spain's geographical location being that close to northern africa, it's something that i would imagine officials here and certainly there will be keying in on early in this investigation of what we now know to be a terrorist attack. >> jim cavanaugh is standing by for us as well. he's special agent in charge, former hostage negotiator. authorities there in barcelona, spain, just after 7:00, what are they doing? what's the first order of business? >> the first order of business is to stop the attacker, find him, stop him from killing again, one or more. we don't know. where is he? where are they? and they have detectives out there and patrol out doing it and intelligence working on it and we haven't heard that word from kelly or keir over there whether or not they've located the attackers. there's various reports on the media about all

i don’t know what else there is, there was capitalism in africa then, well, except for these northern africaestern capitalism, they fought for 74 years . subsided, got worse and worse, capitulated to it , joined the market economy, accepted the law of this capitalism, lived for 30, 20, 10 years, thanks to chubais they extended it there for another 500 years, they realized, not in magata, i’m not denouncing capitalism now, moreover , it is not clear what it is, a market economy always was, is and will be, that’s what capitalism is. create, create, finally, a description of the political structure of russia, what it will be like in 7, 10, 8, 15 years, i hope you will do this, by the way, the words of political political science terms compiled by this organization of russian political scientists will soon be released, so here i am now why, we capitalized before capitalism, and it went there and now in this place of ignorance there will be putin’s version, which is what i’m talking about, there will be putin’s version, and no other, precisely his words, just technical ones, they will take the pl

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