stephanie: allessandro was on the tour with his wife, aline.ke, just excitement to get there and to see, like, how it is. allessandro: we can see the white island so far as well. it's huge, it's amazing. male: you can see what we are going to do next, we're going to pull up alongside that old jetty there. lillani: when we first got on the island there was a brief safety briefing, and it was very, very brief. it was just, you know, "don't touch anything, don't take anything, stay on the path, and stay in between the tour guides." that was kind of about it. stepnie: what were y told about what to do in the event of an eruption? geoff: there was no safety briefing about what to do in an eruption. lillani and i talked with the guide little while later, as we were on our tour. then we talked a little bit about eruptions and what to do in eruptions. so, it wasn't to the group, it was just between the three of us. stephanie: had they explained to you at all what to do if there was some sort of incident like an eruption? aline: i don't really remember

aline: exactly. by chilean standards that is normal.t is hard, and the economy is facing the impact of those higher consumer prices. as a said, for the political side it is also a challenge ahead. so i think it is going to be very interesting to see how policymakers there will deal with that growth versus inflation trade-off. kriti: continues to be an issue. jon: no doubt. kriti: go ahead. jon: obviously a lot to watch. appreciate your time. when we come back we are going to talk about the story of oil obviously president biden is down in saudi arabia. he may leave the middle east, however, without any public announcements on increasing energy supply. we are going to have the latest details on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is bloomberg markets. time now for what it's worth. we are all over what is happening in the energy market. brent crude, one of the traits we are tracking, back above $100 a barrel as the president makes his trip to saudi arabia. obviously it has been such a rocky right in energy recently, even the recessi

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and why does the memory of aline, us do divide people ah, reports of incoming artillery fire in russia's 1st region near the ukrainian border as russian lead forces may go further. frontline advances are corresponded, follows the troop movements. the allied forces managed to break the defensive lines of the nationalist battalions in foreign mercenaries. they will be able to move deep into ukrainian health territory and continued the military operation to protect don bass. it failed a policy of try. you run a phobia that's the message from to rod as it accuses us of inflaming tension in the middle east. as joe biden wraps up his 1st presidential visit to the region centurylink as governor.

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a book aline. ah ah. during the 2nd world war and nazi occupied, poland valinda was a farming region to during this part of ukraine. between 19431945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army, led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles in virginia in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the murders were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted the bellini. a massacre is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why al, ukrainian politicians still reluctant to talk about these events, how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past. and why does the memory of belinda still divide people ah ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back. back to the early ninety's, when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end, the war so packed was disbanded and t

and why does the memory of aline, us to divide people? washington's uniform moment, ended years ago, unfortunately, and dangerously. the foreign policy was refused to come to grips with this new reality. this explains the increase tensions in europe, the middle east and asia in the biggest loser is the wes ah ah, russia says its forces have killed hundreds of foreign mercenaries and destroyed multiple ukrainian military assets inside the danielle peoples republic. the decisive battle for control of the area in full suite. while in the neighboring lu, ganske people's republic, our correspondent joins a russian combat patrol. it's mopping up hostile resistance from ukrainian troops dressed as civilians the recently recaptured the city of mister chance very much with control agree will will allow cooling for back up those off horse stall, potential haul stop in. and the.

if the variance is being driven not only by economic hardship but with shifting alines, either way, should expecting more variance like this? other parts of the country? >> unfortunately, yes. there is this regime that we have right now. but it's not really interesting in governing. we've seen that in their ability to be able to fan far some of the quick crisises. what their chief goal spy is remaining in place and surviving. with that in place, it seems like it's going to be ethnic tensions and lands grab storing up and accessing resources in order to great war chests for any upcoming confrontations. what that means, obvious, is we were quickly hurtling towards a similar till temporary -- militarized response ramp atlanta we saw during the transitional period, which was using america to solve some of these issues rather than picking up group. in many ways those constituents now feel they've been stranded by these former leaders. and we're going to see far more integrations of conflict. >> thank you to all of offer guests. and thank you, too, for watching. you can see this freshman anytime

process, the murders were particularly horrific, and brutal villages were burned and property looted of aline. a massacre is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why are ukrainian politicians are still reluctant to talk about these events? how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past? and why does the memory of belinda still divide people ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back. back to the early ninety's, when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end, the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. russia in america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expand in its collective defense. many russian, c, nato as a vestige of the cold war, inherently directed against their country. they point out that they hav

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if the variance is being driven not only by economic hardship but with shifting alines, either way, should expecting more variance like this? other parts of the country?pgdkx anchor: condemnation from across the globe in response to theross news that four pros democracy figures have been put to death by hanging in myanmar's first executions in 50 years. the russian foreign minister says moscow's goal is to free ukraine from what he called the unacceptable regime. meanwhile, ukrainians clawing back territory in the province of kherson. and during a visit to canada, the pope apologizes for the churches role in forcibly

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and why does the memory of aline, us to divide people throwing good money after bad. this is what's happening because of the west obsession to weaken russia when backing the failed regime and care. this obsession is so acute that western leaders are sacrificing the well being of their own citizens. ukraine fatigue is only a matter of time ah, from pariah to strategic partner. joe biden visits saudi arabia this friday during his middle east trip, thus is petrol prices in the u. s. which record highs was also a saudi arabia, as well as turkey and egypt plans to join the bricks group of emerging economies. according to the president of the international forum. take for me that i think i've got these as identity solutions corporation party, konami, berlin, who knew globally piece a new moroccan lead investigation says there was no lethal forced.

and why does the memory of aline still divide people ah moulding, moulding more when i was sure seemed wrong when all proofs just don't hold any new world, yet to say proud. disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. with this is so great in the pursuit dealer plus really that he these the new you go to it, but that is be shut. and his book and when you 3 led to a deal, the thing that the was from nobody did that i see you or does any of those that rose came moore's now grime, guy ryan's game moves in novel scale. but slow below, i'll, she's just on for me by now. my store or crane c. e, rosky bilateral say it was with, you know, that they might give you the will. and now we are doing studies quickly, not really sure was more than the was immediate. nike was more, which is a media dumb bus at the advisor will scan them both at the shia in a b. yeah, they did not be won. you hit endorsed or used, and that's on the list you skill, but then you only e. what is only for the middle and you wil

and why does the memory of aline, us to divide people? oh, russia is the gross? no. if injured much about, we have any quality for russians, we have actual racism, bigotry, against russians. it's now dangerous to be russian in europe. so i work with count ignored. soon as possible. is a nation suddenly disliked was the hotel it he always there and only now come to the for the most full with the most form for so for the this is, ruth will be a new one hasn't been seen before. in their perspective, the federal club must have been to the lots of electrical within the from the allows you to promote, inform, some union studies before door. i knew that i knew you started with, you know, people not daniels, though. it also brings up the door, could go with his i here because that's a theme is usually when he got a pretty doing was a white with conservative. i mean it was due to me, delusions wellborn. i wish you, all we gotta do is feed him over the head and just tell him the right way to live near is going to do it as a whole do it before i let you move up just to be. i ju

yaki snares, angel o'brien, ah, a flyer issued in 1943 by the parish organisation corpus at burrell aline. the news from valencia makes the blood run cold. there's been a massacre of polish residence, ukrainian gang, so well armed, and their violence goes unpunished. we call on all polish bodies, regardless of their political stands to launch the defense of albania, land ah, [000:00:00;00] with the united states has always in the right, in tax, on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make rules for the rest because without us there will be a really long period for the most. what's the deal to stumble was then yet like i'm on things look at it now. so important alicia and how it at last, but i had on that machine with that policy daily mother study at that. and what i did, what i did well, it's invalid.

don't worry alin, well, next time you'll take nastya. so let's get it all right and move on., please, i decided to return. but my soul is not in the right place. the child is sick, and the mother is visiting. nastya won't. do you want me to pick you up tonight? it is clear to persuade it is useless, now i will call a taxi. no, no, you don't have to. uh, let's do this, we gas up and i'll drive you back home. okay, that's it, come on. gleb, i decided to return, how is nastya where did alina disappear, i can’t get through, well, she doesn’t catch on the highway, probably, right? okay, now there are phone towers everywhere. listen let me rest. so there is a vacancy for a forwarding driver interested in how far to drive and what is the salary? now let's see how to travel around the region to moscow in general differently. and the salary now we find out should be about 30. ol tell me please, the vacancy of a forwarding driver is still free. uh-huh, busy you know, maxim. i have another option for you. only it's not through an agency. friends asked to find a driver, the wife of the d

of aline, a massacre is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. my al ukrainian politicians are still reluctant to talk about these events, how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past. and why does the memory of belinda still divide people ah ah, apparent green colonialism, african countries, least responsible for their climate crisis blog to ramp up spending on green technology is develop states continue to strife agree, goals with limited success in reducing emissions from korea to strategic partner joe biden visits saudi arabia this friday during his middle east trip to persuade. we had to post all production process petrol. prices in u. s. beach record highs. that's also as saudi arabia and egypt to join the brakes group of emerging world economies. according to the president of the.

it's legitimacy quickly here, robi ah ah worship aline. subsequently i was also resolved that to be with zable, a muscle sucked that a little from a teacher, skin boyfriend chests mine $22.00 known as communist scale. one of the few remaining mines is don bus, head of the mind, alexander gulf, and his team managed to restart operations after it had been completely plunder by ukrainian soldiers. such as some of the times that there was to leverage the boy. you mustn't just name some of the more so canoes club to work with risking their lives. the mind has kept working under heavy fire. mm. the name of the born in the shock would be an issue put out that is, up to the off with the whole collecting would be an issue. they once had to hide under ground for 2 days. what's called a shock to put the full of studio over here, which is was nice to put i really instructed was with after the shelling locals described the terrifying results in a mirror image regionally. club metal really pools up a cool because a couple of little cleaners today. but of them were lettuce, but he was a really was 91.

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and why does the memory of aline, us do divide people ah, welcome back to the world, the apartment we are. so you researcher for the south african chapter, hold the southern and african trade institute, react before the breaker disc, thing, the implications of the, of the conflict, the, as well as the globalized economic and political system for russia, for europe, for the united states. now let's turn our attention to africa and i recently came across a great quote from a q one year in playwright and boys, and the 1st off the heroine, a recipient of noble prize in literature. who said that a tiger, donna child is tied, reviewed it act. i wonder if part of the problem or quite the exclamation with the math that the world is in right now, is it for you? long humane in countries pretended to act rather than absent. and whether it be a crisis, as best as it is, would force governments around the world to actually take that own decisions in the best interest of that old people, rather than referring or diverting judgment to the so called neil li, borneo cabal that you mentioned before. i

inside that the eggs of the locust, ne aline, their life cycle. last from april to july, harlem at the lulu, they lay eggs 3 times, and then they die. that bone of but that evolved if we more you, locusts will even eat other dead locusts, fabio says proper plowing of the land is an important tool for combating invasions that it would have an effect. but it may ploughing is important in order to get the eggs out of the ground that went on to the surface. they, because only their can, they be eaten by their natural predators, burns, pigs wild boys, or other on the force from yaya to the chatham public. any miley shall neely arturo cocoa from the university of sorry, research is locusts. he explains multiple factors contribute to locust infestation, which began on sardinia in 2019 secret man. there can be, i mean, to climate change plays a big role you mall because we now have long, dry periods eatable receive. on top of that son know more and more land has been abandoned, tanya called him. it's no longer being cultivated or managed to liquidity bazz

laure and aline waited 21 years to say their vows in geneva city hall, the first canton, or region, inouples. their wedding was extra special, as their ceremony was presided over by the city's mayor, who insisted on officiating in person. translation: the institution - of marriage has become egalitarian and this special day sends out a strong message to society that one is free to love and be loved. the alpine nation is one of the last countries in western europe to allow same—sex marriage. a referendum last year saw just over 60% of voters and all of the country's 26 regions recognise a change was long overdue and back to change the landscape for gay rights. over the coming weeks, as hundreds of gay couples tie the knot, they do so in the safe knowledge that the new law will ensure they can apply forjoint adoption of children, inherit a deceased partner's pension, or have access to the citizenship process in case one is not a swiss national. and if couples want a more traditional ceremony, both protestant and reformist churches have supported the change. individual pastors can now dec

and why does the memory of aline, us to divide people? ah, russia is the aggression? no. if injured much about, we have any quality for russians, we have actual racism, bigotry, against russians. it's now dangerous to be russian men, murell. 2, i work for fortune with count ignored. soon as possible is a combination. suddenly b dislike was the hotel it he always there and only now come to the for the most told were show the most for so for do it is ruth of who be a new one hasn't been seen before. in their perspective, the federal club must have been to the device a given the from the allows you to promote, inform some unit, the studies before the door. i knew that i knew you started, which cannot open, it will not, yes. who's dial rules? things up, door go, we will. yup. would you say a week but it is i here because that's a big team is rush, believe you got a was a hawaiian with conservative. i mean, it was due to me, delusions, wilbur, worse. you, all we gotta do is get him over the head and just tell him the right way to live near is going to do it as a whole new repu

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and why does the memory of aline, us to divide people ah, welcome back to cross sac where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle, to remind you were discussing crate. ah okay, let's go back to pi in in los angeles. you know, one of the things i found very curious at these western leads, they believed their own propaganda. they truly do. and that is what's called putting them in a cul de sac. one of the things, it's quite curious of the media coverage is that russia is isolated, a big one. okay. but it was i, it was with a no accident that the bricks meeting happened right after sheet g 7. okay. so there's not much isolation there, but one of the things that i find very curious is it, know that, you know, russia will become a junior partner to china and all that. we've heard this for you many years here. but i think the entire global south will say, wow, look at russia that stood up into the entire western world and nato and nato and the western world blinked. i think that's going to be the long term message here and the implications for trade and monetary policy or immense. go

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