reporter: 60 years on, his photographs tell the stories of the last months of french algeria.captured the tragedies of the moment, like this protest by the french and europeans born in french algeria. he knew tt independence was inevitable. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: this photo is something of a metaphor of the situation in algeria in 1961. this man, perhaps a former soldier, colonizer, he is angry. and there is this huge storm which came down with such force that he just ands the frozen in the mdle of the street. he symbolizes all the anger, the pain, the desperation of this community, which does not want to leave algeria. reporter: he remained scrupulously in partial. he documented the day-to-day malaise between the communities on the verge of turning their backs on each other forever, after 130 years of living side-by-side. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: i was 19, so i lipid young women, young european women there with their mothers, grandmothers, and there was the separate community living in the same buildings, sharing the same spaces. th

how well do you think algeria's done as an independent nation? achievements in the context that we have now, for example, a very educated population. it's a very young population. and that presents both opportunities and challenges for the leadership and for the successive governments. there have been challenges on the political front. we had the hirak movement, the pro—democracy movement a couple of years ago, which was was the first time in the history of the nation that you had such a unified, large scale protest movement. and what we see now is a government abdelmadjid tebboune that rhetorically at least endorses the hirak. it says that it aligns itself with the hierarchy�*s demand for greater democracy and for a fuller, more prosperous future that is more equal. but, of course, you know, within the opposition and within the hirak movement itself, there's still a lot of criticism and a lot of impatience with the fact that there hasn't been enough progress. one of the notable things that we saw in the hirak movement is how much resonance there

russian gas imports to spain are now twice as high as in may russia overtook algeria in terms of gas supplies to spain exports russian fuel to this european country in equivalent. reached almost 9.000 gigawatts per hour, which is twice as high as in may, our country currently covers almost a quarter of spain's blue fuel demand and this is now the second figure after the united states which now satisfies 30% of the kingdom's needs. in gas. i will add that lng remains a priority for spain, which in june accounted for almost 77% of imports, a third more than in june last year and once again proves they say in europe one thing, but do something completely different when the need is pressing. to a lesser extent, they are within the framework of some kind of political rhetoric. there is a fairly large share of spot deliveries that are carried out, well, within the framework of some short-term contracts and, in fact, since the market as a whole is in a world deficit. as for narrowed gas, then, accordingly, there is quite strong competition, and the countries that also provide pipeline suppl

and algeria has been marking 60 years of independence from france with nationwide celebrations in military parade in the capital. algiers recalled the declaration of independence, and more than 7 years of brutal war that and did 132 years of colonial rule. algeria claims up to one and a half 1000000 people were killed, the warrant remaining a source of tension between algeria and france. so before we go, a quick look at our top stories at this hour, british prime minister boris johnson, fighting for his political survival for 2 of his most senior ministers resign. finance minister rashid soon act and help secretary sergeant job id say the government under johnson leadership is no longer competent or acting in the national interest. and russia stepping up. it's a tax on ukraine's eastern genetic region. after seizing all neighboring lu husk, the city of civilians came under relentless shelling on tuesday. chances governor is urging the remaining 350000 residents to flee. update at this hour. i'm quite richardson in at berlin for me and the team here working behind the scenes. excellent for

the war remains a source of tension between algeria and france. just let me go. let's get a quick recap of our top stories at this hour. british prime minister boris johnson is fighting for his political survival after 2 of his most senior ministers of resign finance minister re sheets to knock and help secretary sergeant job id say the government under johnson's leadership is no longer competent or acting in the national interest. in russia is stepping up. it's a tax on ukraine's eastern. tonight's region, after seizing all neighboring new hands, the city of love. yonce came under relentless shelling on tuesday to nets because governor is urging the remaining 350000 residents to flee as news update at this hour, stay tuned for the business headline that's coming up next. ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips with i'm.

it will not fade look at sudan, algeria, lebanon. i see a future for democracy. i see a setback in countries like egypt and syria, and other nations, but i also see it making a comeback. while a sign of majority has chosen to stay away from the polling stations, chubb is optimism about the future of democracy, remains not program. and the soldiers me now from tennyson resume, no accusation in town to accusation. so day after the referendum. how a people on the ground and, and politicians now reacting to the yes vote while there is an outrage among their political parties, union is and, and, and yours here. so they said simply before that, that, that, that, that represent them at the whole process that took the company to this point was a rig that they say that present eyesight is all the independent election committee . and he installed his own election committee with the members that are, that are loyal to him. and they said also the process hasn't been transparent. so that the, all the political parties were excluded from the process. and the paid the campaign

chunk of the gas receiving from russia into algeria now. i wonder your outlook for lng with deals with algeria and qatar and azerbaijan how do you see this playing out? >> in terms of magnitude, last year, russian pipeline gas into europe was somewhere to the tune of 150 billion cubic meters. all of these deals are getting worked with azerbaijan. lng is a single most scaleable tool in the arsenal to replace any material proportion of russian gas. we are talking about 150 bcm lng can replace a good third of that that's going to be far larger than sources from gas from many of the other sources. >> it makes sense. thank you very much for sharing your views today on the show senior analyst for gas and lng >>> u.s. president joe biden has tested positive for covid. d biden has been fully vaccinated and received two booster shots is experiencing mild symptoms and will continue to work in isolation. >>> and the january 6th committee held the eighth hearing with new witnesses and setting out what former president trump was doing as supporters atta

and the statue was actually in algeria before. and on the way from his village to our jeers. and he used to see the statue and it was very terrifying for him because it's like a threatening soldier and all the statues where we have retreated back to france. and so when he saw the statue again, the nightmare of his childhood, it's almost like the trauma resear face thing. and sometimes you need a support to remember, and it can be a traumatic, forth, in this case, the statue. but it's a cartoon tick way to explore. the 3rd is history, i think. mm. france is home to millions of people with roots in countries. it once colonized with immigration from those former colonies, has not only helped shape the nation, but also revealed some of its underlying truth. mm hm. the conversation on immigration here in fos is so binary, either they're on enough immigrants to do the jobs that europeans don't want to do . or there are too many, hey, at the museum of immigration. the id is to celebrate immigration contribution to french society, but there is another way of thinking about this. and

while sources. algeria is holding nationwide celebrations to mark 60 years of independence from france, a military parade in the capital, algiers. recall the declaration of independence and the bloody 8 year war preceded it. under claims up to one and a half 1000000 people were killed in the conflict which remains a source of tension between algeria and france. though he'd wave in italy may have been responsible for the partial collapse of a glass that killed at least 7 people. 13 hikers is still missing the mom, a lot of glass. yeah. and the dynamite, the mountains lost a 3rd of its volume over recent years. prime minister matter drug says climate change has contributed to its deterioration. rescue efforts have resumed, but hopes of finding survivors are fading. most likely, one of the hardest moments of their lives. relatives of the victims in canada, northern italy having to identify their loved ones killed and the alpine avalanche . one of them sent his parents a picture from iglesia, just moments before it collapsed. generally if i also called us, he sent us a smiling picture. loo

i fear the place could spread to a nearby and nature reserve. algeria is holding nationwide celebrations to mock 60 years of independence from france military parade in the capitol. algiers recalled the declaration of independence and the bloody h. u bore that preceded it. agirri claims up to one and a half 1000000 people were killed in the conflict which remains a source of tension between algeria and friends. of newfield millions, the rise of drew has smashed a box off his records, adding 200000000 euros in just 3 days. and it's been helped along by tick tock. ah, the minions are back. as cute as ever, and ready as always, to wreak havoc. it's the kind of humor that cove it starved movie audience is needed. ah, a chaotic rump that's wonderfully liberating in its trademark 1000000 silliness. it's next to non plot. and it's definite wave of anarchy. and that riotous energy has more than inspired many fans from australia to britain, france and the u. s. armies of generations, eas, most of them young men have spiffed up in suits. the go to uniform for the film super villain grew and then n

there's still with us. mixed martial arts has been growing in popularity and algeria. but like in many countries, the women's fight scene is developed as the mens one school, however, is given. go the chance to learn how to fight. so homely has more. oh gosh, these young fight isn't algeria are blazing their own trail mix. marsh lance has been growing in popularity in the country in recent years. but while a number of algerian men compete internationally, the women's m. a scene is still early stage. despite that, there's no shortage of ambition at this gym in the western city of clemson, where more than 70 girls train re entered the sport to avoid st problems and aggression against women society seen, believe women a week after i started to sports, i loved it and i wanted to develop myself and participate in championships to women, and algeria are no strangers to combat sports. the north african nation recently hosted the mediterranean games and fielded females and events such as karate and judo. wild books or money caliph was their flag bearer at the opening ceremony.

sara, originally from algeria, _ can just make the ends meet. from algeria, has been using the baby bank to help with the rising cost of a family. she says without it she faces a stark choice. before the baby bank, sometimes we didn't have food for two or three days because i need to buy nappies, i need to buy clothe5 days because i need to buy nappies, i need to buy clothes for the children and i was stressed all the time because i need to count my money, i need to buy nappies, clothes, and the money is not enough for nappies include images forfood. today's re5earch for nappies include images forfood. today's research suggests 38% of babies, children and young people babie5, children and young people are living below the poverty line in the north—east, after housing costs. although child poverty has fallen 2% across britain since 2014, in the north—east it has increased 12% in the same period. we north-east it has increased 12% in the same period.— north-east it has increased 12% in the same period. we have for a long time had one — the same pe

uh, gas to europe then algeria goes, but today america is also gaining momentum, it already suppliesgas to europe and the whole world today, but it supplies 100 billion liquefied gas indicated in the whole world as a whole already e, exports of liquefied gas, exceeded exports, 516 billion cubic meters of liquefied gas and 505 somewhere . well , almost parity so far, well, the trends are different, but gas. they trade, poland today before the reverse from germany, it is early too, if we talk about the skirt and say there takes the skirt. or pike inflates is not so simple, but it has a gas terminal. she has, uh, gas pipeline from algeria, then she consumes fundamentally less than germany and still cover these needs. well, it is coal country. if you remember, other regions have always been flesh with us, it means to return to the consumption of coal. yeah, well, i just don't quite see how, uh, it can be done? uh, how easy or fast is that even? yes, it's a restoration. e hmm just like a power plant that works. on the same angle it happens quickly. i’m just, of course , talking here about

this year 40 billion is a normal volume, normal - norway can also add algeria, that is, there are sourceso to speak, and taking into account the fact that today the price of natural gas in europe is significantly higher than in asian markets, therefore it is profitable for traders to supply gas to europe, and so on say the big ones i don't see diversification problems today. please tell me what does ukraine have in general from these gas relations between europe and russia a-a, that is, russia is still trying to negotiate something in this way, so how does it affect ukraine in the context of the war? in several planes, and this is in ukraine, it also goes to the military plane, there in the european union, in the energy plane, in the informational ideological one, well, in ukraine, too, in ukraine in all planes and to the european union , it is mainly in the technical and informational, that is of course, i already said that the strategic goal of russia is to force through energy weapons to give up aid to ukraine and to give up the sanctions package, this is a strategic task, and russia i

so i loved it and i wanted to develop myself and participate in championship to women in algeria, and no strangers to come back for the north african nation. recently hosted the mediterranean game and the ended females and events such as karate and judo, wild books. and monica leaf was that like bearer at the opening ceremony, the 23 year old went on to win a gold medal. and those involved in developing m a l. g area. hope the fight is they're bringing through can also enjoy success in the future of society and families were afraid of m. m a, but now it's good. the girls can practice the sport like any other and there's acceptance by society and families. now women practice the sport without difficulty . if these fighters are in need of inspiration, they don't need to look too far as the middle east and north africa already boast, i'm impressive. female emma may competitors. one of the best female fighters i've seen in the last couple of years would be a house manager who recently signed with a international i'm, i'm a promotion b f l. on the amateur level, we saw sandra zucker who wo

as a result, algeria stopped supplying gas to its neighbor.r hand, decided to launch the flow in the opposite direction from north to south to africa, experts note that brussels, even if desired, it will be difficult to intervene. in this situation, spain can justify such deliveries of aid to the poor continent at the time of the global food and energy crisis. and then the requirements of the eu will simply not be correct, and the selective approach of european politics is well known to everyone. recession in germany yes, and in all of europe, it is almost inevitable that in less than a day, dolce's morgan stanley bank and external economic advisers to the chancellor managed to declare this. germany is the reason for the sharp reduction in volumes russian gas supplies, it resembles the largest bank in germany accounted for 60%. if the issue is not resolved in the near future, inflation will finally get out of control, economic growth will go into negative territory, the bavarian business association calculated how -12.5% ​​an unprecedented cas

between algeria and france. deep beneath the border between france and switzerland, the world's most powerful particle accelerator has begun a new 4 year testing program. the large hadron collider wilson protons smashing into each other at close to the speed of light critics. now they said this project uses too much energy, but scientists hugged the test will yield viable insights into the building blocks of the universe. before we go, a quick look at our top stories this, our british prime minister, boris johnson, is under growing pressure to quit after 2 of his most senior ministers resigned to day casting fresh doubt on his integrity finance minister, re she sumac and the health minister sonjee javi both say they can no longer serve in good conscience to watch a dw news after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we will be right back tooth ah loop with ah ah aah! confronting the past and argentina from 1976 on the military junta kill tens of thousands of opponents. the children of the perpetrators have founded a collector. and, and now coming to te

but it was not the prison and it was a candidate in the presidential election you're going to algeria visiting. so there was also an interest in mind, and then it changed actually is discourse. and i remember very, very well this moment because we, we actually celebrated with my father, you know, and then we like them and we have to stop celebrating again, you know, so it feels like we moving forward and then stick back. you know, i also believe that the, the race talk was an integral part of last present presidential election in france . how we voted in france reflects our incapacity to address the way that the raise questions as a national community. not just as me, southeast asian, are you all jury in descend or, or study from senegalese heritage. we are all here on the panel together because we share the same president and we do want to a common future. and i think even though we are different in what we experience, we feel the mechanism of racism work every day. and people have known it before us . and in listening to you, all i think about is this idea of colonial trauma. might

one and a half 1000000 people were killed him, a conflict which remains a source of tension between algeria and france. is reminded by top story base. our ukraine's military says it has repelled several russian attacks on positions in done yet. the eastern regions coming under increased attack after russia seized control of most of neighboring new hats. residents of cities on the new front line, our pricing at to leave. of next on the w, i book this league magazine, i kick off looks at the reality of being a black german football. i'll be back at the top of the out. i will get it with with ah, a pulse with the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's only about to perspective culture information. this is the w news. he w. made from mines. oh mm no. has no limits. love is for everybody. love is live. i love matters and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn sharma. and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divides and deny this . i have invited many deer and well known guests, and i would like to invite you to an in. are you ready to get a l

algeria also has an anti-tank missile in service since 2010.re there is nothing surprising, yes, there are really great prospects for many of the samples of our weapons, but it is necessary to understand that today a large number of e-e is the production of enterprises that produced weapons, they or are located over the temporarily occupied territories or they were destroyed or damaged precisely by the missile option of the russian occupiers, and therefore we can still talk about some kind of perspective. i think that it is possible that we really have a very great potential, but this potential will already be realized after the war in the first place not only, well, in addition to the experience that we had until 2022, and the experience that we gained during the period of using western models of weapons, and therefore i believe that this potential will only grow, oleksandr, very briefly, if possible, in conclusion, are there any examples of the unsuccessful use of some of the latest models? during this war, we are talking about successful mod

that says deliveries from algeria dropped to 22 percent amid spain taking a pro, moroccan stands in the disputes over western sahara display russian imports doubling. the spanish energy minister has made a statement, making it clear that the government is looking to minimize imports from moscow. is desirable that traders seek to minimize imports have rush and gas as much as possible. let's all comes against the background of an economic crisis hitting spain this summer with the countries energy minister asking people to limit the use of air conditioning. a mid soaring electricity prices. protests over the government's policies have broken out in the country as spain faces food shortages unresolved gas prices. and since joining you, why sanctions against russia, referred to doctor mom, do a salami, international oil economist who says, despite all the efforts, there are no alternatives to russian gas in the u for the upcoming decades. you have a good one, you will never, we will miss the supply of gas and to some extent and you there might be a new but the yes, russian guess of right, yo

well, it was cheap, it shot, it was cheap , so they could afford it, especially algeria for example,s is india. here they are quite a lot. they bought weapons in the russian federation . who blocked these contacts? thanks to him, the exports of the russian federation fell a little bit. now, in general, it can be said that a rather serious blow has already been inflicted on russia's weapons export capabilities, because after all, russia is exports weapons not only in order to somehow replenish its budget, it is also a replenishment of the budget for its revenge ambitions , but through the sale of weapons it buys the loyalty of some countries, especially in africa, and buys loyalty when it grants loans and then itself it pays all loans, that is, countries in africa , some receive these weapons, well, for free. let 's say this, and this is exactly what it is, a corruption scheme . of their warehouses and their warehouses, namely soviet -style weapons - these are tanks, these are other bm, this is ammunition, and instead of these weapons, they receive in the future they will also receive

to talk about play field just like is could look at some or source making news around the world. algeria is holding nationwide celebrations to mock 60 years of independence from france and military parade in the capitol. algiers recalled the declaration of independence and the bloody 80 war that preceded it. ado claims up to one and a half 1000000 people were killed in the conflict which remains a source of tension between algeria and france. days of treasure reign of cause destructive flooding around new south wales. on australians, east coast. 50000 people have been told to leave their homes. some sydney residents are dealing with their 4th floods into years. spanish fire fighters battling a wildfire near the eastern city of valencia. a local cruise called in military units to assist emergency services for the blaze could spread to a near by nature reserve. and the last 18 months, more than a 100 people have been killed by elephants in zimbabwe. most the victims were trying to protect their crops. the elephant population has search to more than 100000, that double the number the land c

king. algeria says it's reopening it's land border with tennessee later this month. it was closed in 2020, because of the current of ours pandemic since then. road traffic between the 2 countries has been limited to freight. the closure has dealt a serious blow to tennessee as tourism industry for the pandemic. more than 3000000 algerians travel that every year the european union has urged north macedonia to back a french proposal aimed at ending a dispute. but neighbouring bulgaria, it came on the 4th noise of protest against the plan in north macedonia capital, which left dozens injured. the french proposal includes recognition of the countries ethnic, o, gary and minority in the constitution. a critic said fav as bulgarian demands. the dispute is blocking north. macedonia is bid to join the european union and the wills, largest, and most powerful particle accelerators, up and running again in switzerland after a 3 year refurbishment. and it's off to reco. breaking start is thought is try to unlock the secrets surrounding the building blocks of the universe. charli

it will not fade look at sudan, algeria, lebanon. i see a future for democracy. i see a setback in countries like egypt and syria, and other nations, but i also see it making a comeback. while a sign of majority has chosen to stay away from the polling stations, chubb his optimism about the future of democracy remains not program. russ, who said that of jazeera tennis shoes, i mark 70 years since the death of argentina's 1st lady eva pearl, bear, known by her nickname of vito alongside her husband. they created a movement that continues to run argentine politics. teresa has more form, but his heiress. she's the most famous woman in argentina in that we don't we the dan as people call her and on tuesday, thousands took to the streets to pay tribute on the 17th anniversary of her death. hey jennifer, man, this is eddie. that should never be forgotten about it. overnight and she was a great woman, some one who fought for the poor, who challenged the powerful. that's why i'm here today because i want to remember her. if i paid on you as her role as a 1st lady to secu

let's take a look in our some other stories making headlines around the world. ministers from algeria, nigeria, and new share have signed a preliminary deal to build a 4000 kilometer gas pipeline connecting the sahara desert. with europe join the project will cost about $14000000000.00 euros and could supply 30000000000 cubic meters of natural gas per year. believe is going to pope frances as mat survivors of abuse, a former residential schools in equal e lou, which in northern canada the school system which ended in the 1990 s isolated indigenous children from their families, language and culture. the pope has been touring canada apologizing for the catholic church as past crimes against indigenous children. thousands of young climate activists have march through tour in northern italy to protest against a lack of policies to counter global warming. the rally followed a week of conferences in the city featuring speakers from countries most effective by climate change. torrential rains of triggered record floods in the us state of kentucky. authority say at least 15 people have died.

thousands are without power. floods of also hit the state of virginia and west virginia ministers from algeria. nigeria and nick air have signed a preliminary deal to build a 4000 kilometer gas pipeline connecting the sahara desert. with europe. the project will cost about $14000000000.00 euros and could supply 30000000000 cubic meters of natural gas per year is going to contribute. pope frances as mat survivors of abuse, a former residential schools in e, calloway to in northern canada. the pontiff is visiting the country in a bit to make reparations for decades of sexual abuse. committed at church one schools for the indigenous community. he asked for their forgiveness and thanked those who were brave enough to share their stories. some have welcome the apology or critics, including the canadian government, say it doesn't go far enough. i pretty much empty feelings and i didn't feel that there was any passion, speech being delivered. what i wanted to talk a ball was why the whole truth is important and you don't get to pick which truth you want to talk about. and which truth, you don't want

why should we the supply our gas, we get from mowbray, or old algeria or something like that to other countries? so this will be a big discussion amongst the member states. but the commission is hoping that the scope of this emergency of the crisis will force them to cooperate and to act a similar to the, the way they acted during the pandemic. so come together and show some solidarity rush. as far as that psych, a lavonne says moscow's military aims now extend beyond ukraine's eastern don bass region. a fighting is the heaviest. he blames western weapons supplies for the change in strategy and insists the purpose of the invasion is to demilitarize ukraine, hard, 8 in the city of har heath. as a father and prayer kneels over his lifeless son, the teenager was waiting for bus. when he was killed by a russian missile strike through 3 people have been killed including a 13 year old boy. i'm 2 people wounded on among them is a 15 year old girl. she's been operated on right now. it was on a daily shelling, pummels eastern ukraine, killing civilians and destroying neighborhoods. you know, t

that remains a source of tension between algeria and france. deep beneath the border between france and switzerland, the roles most powerful particle accelerator has begun a new testing program. there was an protons smashing into each other at close to the speed of light. scientists hope that the test will yield valuable insights into the building blocks of the universe. before we go, a quick look at our top stories this hour. boris johnson is undergoing pressure to quit after two of his most senior ministers resigned today, casting fresh doubon his integrity. both say they can no longer serve in good conscience. you're watching dw news. ç■ç■ç■■í÷í÷í÷í÷■p >> welcome back to life in paris. these are headlines. nato leaders gather in madrid for a summit aimed at discussing russian aggression. turkey said it is no longer going to stand in the way of finland and sweden joining the alliance. ghislaine maxwell is sentenced to 20 years in prison for recruiting and grooming teenage girls, who were then abused by the late financier, jeffrey epstein. and

the fact is that relations between algeria and morocco escalated to a diplomatic crisis. supplies to its neighbor in madrid, but they decided to start the flow in the opposite direction north to south to africa, experts note that even if desired, brussels would be difficult to intervene in this situation, spain could justify such deliveries of aid to a poor continent at a time of global food and energy crisis. and then the eu demands will simply not be politically correct, and the selective approach of european politics is well known to everyone. recession in germany yes, and throughout europe , it was almost inevitable that in less than a day they managed to declare that dolce bank morgan stanley and the foreign economic adviser to the german chancellor caused a sharp reduction in russian gas supplies, it recalls the largest bank in germany was 60%, if the issue is not resolved in the near future, inflation will finally get out of control, and economic growth will go into the red . germany has already managed to compare the situation with the collapse of lehman brothers,

now, when it is from algeria, nigeria amnesia have signed a preliminary deal to build a 4000 kilometer gas pipeline connecting lisa, her, a desert with europe. project will cost around $14000000000.00 euros and could supply 30000000 cubic meters of natural gas a year. pipeline palestinian authority, a teenager has been shot dead by israeli troops in the occupied west back palestinians were marching against settlement expansion near rama. when clashes with settlers broke out, israel's army says it responded with live. but frances has met survivors of abuse or former residential schools in cal, a kalu. it's in northern canada. the school system which ended in the 1990, is isolated indigenous children from their families, language and culture. been touring canada apologizing. the catholic church is past crimes against indigenous children. thousands of young climate activists of march through your in northern italy to protest against the lack of policies to counteract global warming. the valley followed a week of conferences in the city featuring speakers from countries most effective by c

now let's get you up to speed on some other stories, making headlines. ministers from algeria, nigeria and asia have signed a preliminary deal to build a 4000 kilometer long gas pipeline connecting the sahara desert with europe. the project will cost about $14000000000.00 euros and could supply europe with 30000000000 cubic meters of natural gas every year for douglas pipeline, thousands of young climate activists of march through to ran in northern italy to protest against the lack of strong policies to help counter global warming rally followed a week of conferences in the city featuring speakers from countries most affected by climate change. the white house says destruction for wild flies in the us is exceeding the 10 year average. scientists won't, climate change is responsible. president biden has declared a major disaster for the state of alaska, where unusually fierce font forest fires are bridging. he's covered in a joy reports from the town of anderson where she made emergency cruise batting the fires as well as residents fleeing from them. alaska is the largest u. s. seat. i

let's get you up to speed on some of the stories making headlines around the world. ministers from algeria, nigeria, and j. i have signed a preliminary deal to build a 4000 kilometer long gas pipeline. connecting this howard, is it with europe. the project will cost about $14000000000.00 euros and could supply europe with 30000000000 cubic meters of natural gas every year. but palestinian authorities say a teenager has been shot dead by is when the troops in the occupied west bank palestinians had been marching against settlement expansion outside a village near romanella. when clashes broke out between them and settlers, israel's army says if responded with life, i am. whitehouse says destruction from wild fire in the u. s. 6, exceeding the 10 year average. scientists won't, climate change is responsible. president joe biden has declared a major disaster for the state of alaska, where unusually fierce forest fires a raging dw comedy in a joy reports from the town of anderson, where she met emergency crews battling the fires as well as residents fleeing from them. alaska is the largest u.

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as a result, algeria stopped gas supplies to its neighbor in madrid, but they decided to start the flow to africa, experts note that brussels, even if it would be difficult to intervene in this situation, spain can justify such aid supplies to the poor continent at the moment global food and energy crisis. and then the requirements of the eu will simply not be politically rarely correct, but the selective approach of european politics is well known to everyone. recession in germany yes, and throughout europe , it was almost inevitable that less than a day before cheban, morgan stanley and external economic advisers to the chancellor of germany, the reasons for the sharp reduction in russian gas supplies, it resembles the largest bank in germany, amounted to 60%. if the issue is not resolved in the near future, inflation will finally get out of control, economic growth will go negative association of the bavarian business calculated how -12.5% ​​an unprecedented case since the second world minister of economics of germany has already managed to compare the situation with the collapse of

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