france is apparently supporting rebel groups in northern africa over 2 year. a lot of students, a rotary, the crisis relating to the situation in this a how has been, particularly the lobbying, especially was the expansion of the scope of action of 10 recruits, particularly in monte, between the vessel and the shade. and now we are getting this information from the allies of the whole states, stating that a person called inc and an attack or an executive of the separatist movement. coordination of as our move move has been seriously injured. following the handling of a phrase drove about 40 kilometers. um phone demolition board is the end of this information . um that we got relating to this the minutes you official tells us that he had been living in front and he returned to the area i last. we talked a few weeks ago with technical drones provided by the french service is the wood, which he has a very close relationship and things, but um, before the csp. we also understand that the goal that he had been using um can drop and create an exam um over at long di

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 stowaway had already made it from northern africa to the canaries. it's less than 100 kilometers from the african coast to the e u. but most of the 10s of thousands who take that route one to go further to the spanish mainland, more than 1000 kilometers further, not the spanish, i'm sorry to have done all they can to prevent that route be coming in, establish one, many migrants stuck on the canaries are limbo, son, risk their lives to leave. it takes about 2 days to get from here to the spanish mainland, a long time to hide underneath a truck or inside the container in the dark. not knowing how long the air will last for experts ward that people die on the roots. but those involved know the red. there is the option of a less dangerous journey. people smugglers off a fake id and a plane ticket. authorities recently busted a major network operating from hairdresser on southern run, canada, trying to speak with the police about this. it's frustrating, just before the interview with the local spokeswoman effectively call that off the spanish interior min

except egypt the latter being part of northern africa we 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 with 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 in guys ease. our civilians dying and that 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 it is a rather a question of the rearrangement of this. and we are yet to see a series of wars it will be like to be called out like a nato has only admitted nine civilian deaths but while he can this is sheer nonsense and mockery over common sense in this case nato keeps line at every stage which is surprising because during the war in cos of want nato would normally lie only to conceal its mistakes this time it'

except in egypt the latter being part of northern africa representing other blago in case old states are divided control would be spread first to morocco and if northern africa is revamped the conflict would have to be created for the 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 advance in gods ease. our civilians dying and then 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 it is a rather a question of the rearrangement of this region and we are yet to see a series of wars would you like to be called that i could so what's that's the strategy. is it would 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 resist

on the other hand, extreme heat waves and 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 the severe flooding that had pockets done in 2022 model suggest the global warming increase the rain full intensity data by 50 percent. the event affected 33000000 people and destroyed 1700000 homes. christopher hewitt is head of climate services of the world major are logical organization and i asked when extreme weather events can actually be attributed to climate change? i do yes. so it gets very difficult for the individual events to climate change. so we've been seeing the climate change for quite a long time. it's been getting will not. and so for example, as it gets warmer, you would expect more heat waves, but to be able to sign individual devices, piece of furniture and surprisingly difficult. so sciences else w, mr bramwell, and i see that it's becoming more likely that you to find the change. so how can experts then determine

i mean, this is -- not in djibouti, not in northern africa. it was a major -- in fact, i actually flew over it, the area. it was supposed to be a restricted area. so there is china over there in africa where they have never been before in djibouti and not just djibouti but all the way into southern tanzania. that wasn't going on before. now we see china and russia grow more an tag particular and aggressive. china in particular has used the pandemic to lash out in every direction. they antagonized and harassed the taiwanese, the vietnamese, the vessels in the south china sea and used every tool that they could do to harass them. what they're doing in the south china sea, and i did witness this, they did something most people don't know is going on in china, is actual little built seven islands. when you see what they have on these, they don't hide it. it's as if they're preparing for world war iii. we saw 20 indian soldiers, they're dead, killed by what are essentially baseball bats with spikes where the chinese conducted a military incursion in

put a heavy emphasis on economic issues broader political questions such as the situation in northern africa and the middle east are also going to be hot topics for discussions to recount to stare old saying or un resolution and some to was very wise in terms of we're not going to get involved in this mess in fact when the french and the british were drastic the resolution there were serious objections from the floor talk with countries brazil russia and china traditionally it was always the u.s. and these are western nations like france and germany playing the leading roles in politics and economy but if you take into consideration the ongoing financial crisis and the fact that breaks countries comprise more than half of the world's population and pull in almost a quarter of the world's g.d.p. it becomes obvious that a certain geopolitical shift in power is in progress or that there are several reasons these are deemed merging twenty first century europe as we all know all these absolutely bad economically politically has no it's lord stick you know you can organize all foreign policy it's

here in northern africa, life fossil water reservoir on it makes the deserts green and fat tiles and the water supply is limited. or is there a way to use it without to to have a running dry? a 90 minute d w. the every jenny is far less surprises. allowed to give you some time. one day in the course of the rectory, in your northern most count the police, the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special hotspots in germany recognizes where exactly it was fun, learn a lot of our culture history, all their travel extremely worth a visit. the . this is the, the news coming to live from berlin is really forces launch a deadly rate in the occupied westbank squarely strikes and the city of janine set off and towers long gun battle. the palestinian help is theresa is at least 5 people were killed. israel calls the incident a counter terrorism operation, also coming on.

the obvious dangers, the number of migrants making the perilous journey by boat to italy from northern africa and turkey is steadily on the rise. well journalist sema gupta is in rhyme earlier, she had more about how this tragedy unfolded. well, from what we understand the coast guard and the officials, the authorities got the phone called earlier of the morning on someone calling for help that they went there. you had the helicopter motor boat, the firefighters avoid the police as well. the co started ball the, the operation to find a survivors. unfortunately, they did find many bodies. as you mention at least $59.00 bodies in total. so far the were found in the sea. all washed up on the sea thigh on the beach, go to town of hopefully others were found in nearby inside resort as well. so out of the v t o thought that had been recovered alive from 20 of them are in local hospitals. and we don't know the exact number of people on board. it ranges anything from a $150.00 to $250.00 of on board, depending on the accounts of the survivors of women and children. though among those who were killed

on the other hand, extreme heat waves and northern africa and southern europe last april, with temperatures up to 20 degrees above normal, were different. they would have been almost impossible at this time of year without climate change. and when it comes to the severe flooding that had pockets done in 2022 model suggest the global warming increase, dividing full intensity data by 50 percent. the event affected 33000000 people and destroyed 1700000 homes. i haven't done the climate protest as have disruptive services at home, but i'm just little apple was the government is looking at tightening security. last generation activists are demanding more forceful action to cut the carbon emissions climate active is breached to security. fence and glued themselves to a runway. their actions halted flights for several hours. angry passengers who come to that doesn't take any precautions any that. well, anyone can just walk in. this time it was clement activism, the next time it could be terrace to climb the fence. you get the protestors from the last generation group say they wanted to draw attent

mercy is visit comes off to a search of migrant votes attempting the dangerous crossing from northern africa to europe, tinge to bump for the media to rainy unplugged from source and local site late is gathered at a monument to heroes and victims of the same leading the great and pre a front. so see that's fine too many people couldn't even made it to the show. us seized the i the we can no longer watch the drama of sheer breaks your caused by the crew trafficking and the fanaticism of indifference. today's the point that people who are at risk of drowning windham band and on the waves must be rescued when i'm done at this. it is a judy of humanity in this. of course, it is a duty of civilization on the way the tvs got a long time advocate for refugees and migrants. francis things groups helping risk youth always making the treacherous ocean crossing the shop a or on say the was moving because as someone who was risky, i could never have imagined that i would have had a chance to meet the pony today to have seen him. i hope he will continue, and that will make others more sensitive to what's

twenty eleven has been a major year with major shifts in prominence and power in northern africa and the middle east. and signs that us will influence may be waning just days before the regime of egyptian president hosni mubarak fell both secretary clinton and cia director leon panetta called it stable until it was. prepared and there are also inconsistency is on the war in afghanistan in afghanistan integrated military and civilian surges have helped set the stage for our diplomatic surge to support afghan led reconciliation that could end the conflict and put al qaeda on the run but robert watkins a senior u.n. official just said quote it is fair to say that security in the country is that its lowest point since the departure of the taliban even secretary of defense robert gates said this just last week to a group of cadets at west point in my opinion any futures defense secretary who advises the president to again send a big american land army into asia. or into the middle east or africa. should have his head examined as general macarthur so delicately put it and there is also the

now, british farmers are struggling with high energy prices. bad weather in northern africa and southern europe are also disrupting supplies. take a look. not much here, empty boxes, a handful of tomatoes, a few cucumbers enough to make a salad, but certainly not enough for all the salads. people in this london neighbourhood wanted to make stores half put, buying limits on fresh groceries. it's a problem for families and for restaurants. the shortage, it makes us to change from the model based to wide base sources. because we'll, can we the we, we up to make a profit? while bad weather in spain and morocco has affected their salad exports, u. k, farmers are not able to make up for the shortfall. that's because of high energy prices and traditionally low food prices that cut their margins. we were talking about this the song last year and i think nothing was being heard very much. assigning because now you're saying empty shows, the am yeah, where token of i again even worse, there is no end in sight. more shortages are expected. upper farmers have not been buying plants and planting more

zation says they were making the trip from northern africa. have now arrived in sicily, hunt wallace. bowman is a search and rescue coordinator at see what she says e u countries are trying to stop people crossing the mediterranean. basically, european states, dedicating all of their efforts in stopping people from making their way to european shores. and so it's a policy of exclusion and isolation instead of prioritizing saving lives the helping those in distress. it's really a case of priorities. so you have a europe extolling the values and that it pertains in relation to, to human rights, while actively supporting, for example, agencies like front texts, like the so called european libyan coast, caught in undermining those, those values. pushing people back to libya, leaving people to die, etc. also on saturday, more than 500 migrants and refugees arrived on the italian island of lump. a do so many a from janice don, pakistan. so down ethiopia, i'm somalia. the onions reception center has capacity for 300, but as county hosting 1200 people

there was talks for years about a gas pipeline from nigeria to northern africa that hasn't happened above the now. so some people are skeptical other say this could be a breaks through if this project really happens. and when i want to talk to you about what a minister hobbit said, a quite a specific or quite interesting quote here during this visit. he said, the last thing we should accept is some kind of green energy, imperialism. now he's referring to the time between 18841915 when the german empire was often brutal a colonial power in which was then german southwest africa. so what does he mean specifically when he says when he says he wants to prevent some sort of colonialism here? i mean, 2 points, i think one, yes, you're right. as the colonial past of germany, and keeping in mind that there still negotiations ongoing between the 2 governments about a possible reparations deal. but the 2nd, and i think the more important part of this stage for the minister is the point that suit germany and other countries should not come to namibia, trying to find sources of energy and just take t

on the other hand, extreme heat waves and 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 the severe flooding that had pockets done in 2022 model, such as the global warming increased drain full intensity data by 50 percent. the event affected 33000000 people and destroyed 1700000 homes. stay with us now for news asia, looking at nato's engagement with the in the pacific region. uncomfortably and berlin from all of us in the newsroom. thank you so much for your company. the do you like it? do you want it? then buckle up, put the pedal to the metal and.

the obvious dangers, the number of migrants making the perilous journey by boat to italy from northern africa and turkey is steadily on the rise. we turn to crane now we're fighting is intensifying in the east between rushes, mercenary, wagner cope, and the ukrainian forces. wagner claims it is taking over villages around the key city of bar mood. but ukrainian officials, there's in the villages remain under cubes, control the thought just have a tough top. they are protecting bar moved an idiot around it from moscow's little offensive. they know, and they have to fight for every bit of the land. lot on the women at the moment were firing at enemy infantry in the open records were eliminating the wagner group which constantly attacks our positions, mostly on one of the boys lodge, were holding off their attacks. beverly, that's all we're working against. infantry info horn, the relentless rush and shelling and batman has destroyed most of the buildings. a city known for its salt and dip from mines was once home to 80000 residence. it said goes down now. in one of the buildings, these ukrainia

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 where the european union has relied on cooperation 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 today, where most people die is there in the central mediterranean. and we're gonna have to leave it there that gerard canal, se 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

moving through europe from northern africa, forecasters say the heat wave is due to hit france. next ton of a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines. the british government says it's preparing for a new deportation fly to rwanda. the inaugural trip was cancelled following a last minute routing from the european court of human rights. the decision is regarded as a setback for the policy of sending asylum seekers from the u. k to the central african nation. a 2nd person has been arrested in brazil suspected of being involved in the disappearance of british journalist dom phillips, and indigenous expert bruno player. the 2 were research, a deforestation, and commercial intrusion in the region. rescue teams found a backpack and a laptops near where they went. missing. rider has dropped a requirement for south african passengers to take an africans language test to prove their nationality after a public backlash. the language is spoken by just 12 percent of the country, which has 11 other official languages. south africa government old, a backwards profile. sh pixar

in northern africa is i think to be expected and that's what david cameron has said i think the reason for his visit there is is to show the support that britain and the u.k. government wants to give northern african countries that wish to tradition to democracy although not necessarily in military terms there are other ways we can give support training is one advice on on economic growth is is another and i think that's the line david cameron wants to play at the moment would you say let's talk about his interests in libya b.p. british petroleum is due to start drilling in libya soon could that have had something to do with it all full. well i mean as you'll be well aware tony blair had a very close relationship or a close relationship certainly with with colonel gadhafi and arrangements were made at that time with with british petroleum so if anything the transition to democracy and the uprising in libya has made it more difficult for western and particularly british companies to operate in libya so i think what david cameron is looking for is a return to to economic. growth a

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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

despite the obvious dangers, the number of migrants making the perilous journey by boat, italy from northern africa and turkey is steadily on the rise. we get more or less from journalists, sima gulped her in rome. welcome seaman, a talk a so date to of the rescue effort. well, what we do know is that the firefighters, the coast guard, they have continued their search and rescue mission through the night, trying to find bodies at sea. but so far, the dead count still stands at 59 base concerned because of the rough sea conditions and the current that the bodies may have been moved. as a result, what they do know is, as i mentioned, 59 did some 80 people so that have been recovered alive. 20 of them in hospital. but we don't know the exact number of people on board. it was an overcrowded vessel, a 20 meter long wooden boat that essentially crash broke to pieces and those desperate people trying to get to shore with hearing stories about families, whole families essentially lost and see and perhaps only one survive. we do know that doors on board appeared to have identified one of the survivors as be

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

the people crossing from northern africa, police and argentina have seized over 200 nazi books after writing a publishing house important summaries. authorities the rest of the all you know, who was printing the i. d submitted publications out of a hi display nazi symbols by lights, anti discrimination laws in argentina, which is time to latin america's largest jewish population. well north korea's later came, john own has invited russian president vladimir, persian, to visit his country at tulsa, and rossa both laid disagree to for the strengthening strategic ties. the us and south korea that north korea could supply odds to russia, which has expended amunition at which has used up munitions docs and it's for a new crime. raising a loss to friendship for sure. but i would like to make it because this is a future strengthening of cooperation and friendship between all countries, between the russian federation and the democratic people's republic of korea. the meeting between north korean leader kim jong on and russian president vladimir putin, wasn't able to meet to depreciations of

with turkey on a number of very difficult security issues, especially in the middle east, in northern africa and in the black sea region we have also worked very closely with greece and a number of critical issues in northern africa and the middle east in the a g and region and the eastern mediterranean as a whole. but the turkish government, unfortunately, is looking to distract its electorate from profound economic problems better essentially to policy pronouncements of president air to one very deleterious rep before the return cash elections next year. my own sense is, this is all part of a larger campaign to distract a turkish electorate from their own kitchen table problems all as well as a result of air to one's policy decisions. and it's very easy to try to distract the turkish people using a nationalist media and a nationalist bureaucracy and non corrupt, to try to foment this type of mistrust. and in some cases, outright loathing of grease of cypress, which are peaceful neighbors of turkey. and looking to be able to resolve whatever issues can be resolved peacefully. and especially

produce a easily southern moist island on his off in the 1st port of coal for people crossing from northern africa and police. imagine tina have seized over $200.00 nazi books after writing a publishing house in buenos aires. authorities arrested the only know who was printing the i just submitted, pop, anti semitic publications out of a hind displaying nazi symbols by lights, anti discrimination laws in argentina, which is time to latin america's largest jewish population. north korea's leader kim jong own has invited russian president vladimir persian, to visit his country. talks in russia by slate is agreed to for the strengthening strategic ties. the us and south korea fee is that the north could supply alms to russia, which is used up module bits and munitions docs and it's for and ukraine, samuel hollins raising his loss to friendship. that's true, but i would like to make it because this is a future strengthening of cooperation and friendship between our countries, between the russian federation and the democratic people's republic of korea. the meeting between north korean leader kim jong