there is the word is run by an american hotel chain owner, amir and general manager. jasper discussed the budget many other ways we align just because of the way that we think about business. we think about people and other see we think about mold eaves this. we both had a use of 130 employees. look after 200 guests. they're pleased that the occupancy rate is rising again after the dry spell. it's now almost business as usual. no guest will ever notice how bad the crisis was or how devastating for all those who worked behind the scenes or pulled strings like amir. because for long enough, what years in the earth that is not oh to naked back, you know, within one or 2 years time still, you know, we can bombs there and i have high hopes on this and i keep running everything. i keep the stuff motivated as well, and then luckily it bounced back. and today we're back in business. surely a good feeling for those who work on these breathtaking islands in the indian ocean . just lastly, with ever falling numbers of fish in the seas hungry families in asia have been looking for tasty alternati

amir, any playing tips for me?irst look at the ball without the target and leave the target in your peripheral vision. 0h, 0k. so focus on the ball that's coming to you. why is this better than an actual practice partner? basically, you are gamifying your experience. this is the language that young generation understand it better. and we tried to bring them to the actual sport than just computer game, to have some activity. balljam — you don't get that with a human trainer. i think i hit one of the cameras in the — smack in the face just a second ago, so that's an achievement. after his table tennis career finished, amir moved from iran to south korea to study sports science and fastpong was born. he says that professionals can use this to improve their reaction time, agility and decision—making and amateurs can use the accompanying app to record their accuracy and speed, find their weaknesses, and get advice on how to overcome them. up until now, training and data analysis has been achieved using expensive high—sp

successor, also coming up. ukraine called on the west, not to fan the flames of war. president va, loan, amir, the landscape as mornings of a russian invasion are hurting his country. the west for paris, the central eastern europe, and germany green party, who likes to new waiter is offering the old jewel step aside to focus on their cabinet jobs. you speak to one of the new team in charge. ah, i'm to call for a little while come to the show. after 6 days and 8 rounds of boating, sergio montera la has been re elected as president of italy, 80 year old incumbent had repeatedly said he didn't want to serve another term. but prime minister mario druggie urged him to stay on to ensure political stability in the country mutter rella emerged as a compromise candidate. after all other candidates put forward by the coalition government failed to garner enough support. journalists seem like today is standing by for us in room with the latest fema. it's not every day that a president has to basically be begged to stay in power. what convinced mother a lot to stay on? yeah, if i mean he was very relucta

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now it's around 4 times higher than it was in 2020. joining us now from london is amir. are not there profess shipping economics and finance the base business school on the member of the faculty at the disgruntled center for shipping trade and finance. thank you for joining the program. why do you think the suez canal and seeing these unprecedented revenues? thank you. it's been interesting, you know, looking at the figures for switch, gone all when i look at it in more detail, i could see that the increase was partly because of increasing trade following, you know, post cobit because we had a drop in international trade and the year before in 2020, where we've been hard, but the bounce back from core, we was realized in 2021. so we had increase the international trade there because you know, some of the factories manufacturers in the rest. they were sort of working at reduced capacity and they had to import a lot of material from, from the 40s. the 2nd factor could be attributed to the recent increase in gas demand and trades of l. n. g liquefied natural gas, which the

thank you. >> president biden there with the amir of qatar.aking some remarks off the top about the west solidarity in its reaction, response to the russian aggressions along the border with ukraine. many other topics also on the table. >> let's bring in pentagon correspondent oren liebermann. he said he's engaging in non-stop diplomacy to try to prevent the russia/ukraine tensions to tamp down and said he would like to mak non-nato major allies. >> first' dressed russia and ukraine off the top. he's aware of what is going on at the un security council and underlied nato and europe which is if russia decided to invade ukraine, if vladimir putin makes that decision, they stand united that many have described as punishing and nothing like it has seen before. so he underscored that position and this is after the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas greenfield that russia was given an opportunity to provide explanations and answers, perhaps even an off-ramp and chose not to do so. in terms of qatar, he addressed the partnership not only when i

it would be horrified, it would be terrible. design, ukrainian president bold. amir zalinski is trying to reassure his people said, we've seen russian build up forces like this before. the warning from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff this time is different, and the biden administration is under pressure by some to have the military do more issue sanctions and then escalate. what the 2nd allow on a sand is we're not going to back on the more provocative your, the more result resolve will have her native, so sand american and nato soldiers around russia to read for worse. we're not giving an inch when it comes to native. but the administration wants to send the message, diplomacy can still work. there's no reason that the situation has to devolve into conflict. he can choose to deescalate, he can order his troops away. he can choose dialogue and diplomacy. if not the u. s . as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as well. clerical haine, al jazeera, washington, russian foreign minister says his country doesn't want war, but also want allowance i

so interesting to get your perspective, amir others that a professor of shipping economics and finance at bay's business school. thank you for joining us. thank you very much, bye. the british era, dog jailing brown, is considered the champagne of t's, but as sparking tensions between indian and nepalese traders. he grows an india, one the government to impose taxes and quality control checks on imports from nepal to protect their businesses. nepalese farmers insist that product fills. busy a gap in the market. same bas ravi has more from alarm districts in eastern the poll. no soldiers, no guns, but at napoleon eastern border with india. tensions are simmering. open fields or a front line where for years the 2 countries have been locked in a quiet conflict. over one of the world's most precious and widely consumed commodities for no pulse t plantations. this is a fight for survival. and he is the goose that lays the golden egg. there's local production happening. we have local companies here worldwide, people drink tea and it's also good for health and we drink it and we call alarm di

then monday they have the co tardy amir who is coming to the white house. there they will talk about afghanistan, been portly in this issue. they're going to talk about supplies of gas to europe if russia where to invade ukraine, and what could they provide for see the biggest economy in europe, germany, because the united states already said that not stream to will be canceled. and then on february, the 7th who's going to come along to the white house was going to be the german chancellor. and they're, they're going to talk about it common issues that they have. ukraine will be high on the list and also your bide more then be able to brief the german chancellor about what exactly he spoke about with the amir from qatar. so you can see how this is all being intercalated, intricately sequenced by the, the, by the, the white house to continue to put pressure on vladimir putin. to show it, to say, look, we are prepared for whatever you do. next, i want to talk to you about that the visits by our german chancellor, all off short because do as we were talking ab

love daveed and we've got great music from robert glasper featuring rhapsody, bj the chicago kid, amir and dj jazzy jeff >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: tonight. it's going to be great guys, i don't know if you heard about this but i read that lately amazon has been trying to crackdown on fake product reviews well, luckily you can usually tell when a review is fake i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "amazon reviews. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ amazon reviews ♪ >> jimmy: so, for each product, i'm going to show you the fake review and then the real review >> steve: okay >> jimmy: okay first up, here's an avocado slicer fake review says, "the easiest way to cut avocados. [ light laughter ] the real review says, "by the time i figured out how the hell this works, the avocado was brown. [ laughter and applause >> steve: what >> jimmy: holding it wrong >> steve: cut it >> jimmy: "you hold it by the blade. >> steve: "squeeze the blade hard." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next up, here's a yeti tumbler the fake review says, "keeps drinks cold for hours. real review says, "

the crisis was or how devastating for all those who worked behind the scenes of pulled strings like amir. it goes for long enough. what years and years there is no other connected back, you know, within one or 2 years time still, you know, we can bombs back and i have high hopes all this and i keep running everything. i keep the stuff motivated as well. and then luckily it bounced back and today we are you back in business? surely a good feeling for those who work on these breathtaking islands in the indian ocean . and that's all from me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website, guaranteed up you dot com slash business for also on the t w. news youtube channel. and you can find us on facebook until next time. take care . oh, in good shape, harmful substances inside our home, they come from cleaning supplies, cosmetic products, and even new furniture. what unknown dangerous lingo within our 4 walls. our experts check it out in good shape. on dw. mm mm. not only is the eye, everything has been changing in lapland, since winter is a form. 2. signs are cle

states get more than 40 percent of their gas from russia. far behind in 2nd place comes norway, with amir, 16 percent. and in 3rd and 4th place algeria and cut out of other supply the rest german chancellor, all of showed smith, norway's prime minister eunice gow, stood on wednesday in berlin. if attentions with russia escalate, germany once norway to increase its gas output to make up for some of the shortfalls, he says vehicles as put in. so i see very great potential for future cooperation and would like to see an even better, deeper, broader energy partnership with norway in october, a new pipeline cold baltic pipe will pump gas from norway to poland. and from there to neighboring countries, it'll deliver at 10000000000 cubic meters of gas annually. but that's just one 5th of what nord stream one from russia delivers to germany right now. but it's one step towards reducing europe's dependency on russia's gas fields. now to some of the other global business stories making news, us treasury secretary, janet jaelyn, has renewed her call for a world wide corporate minimum tax rate at a wo

the cono saw byron's clean sheet go up in smoke, but your dan eckland comes go with amir constellation for one. the final score as buyer and extend their lead at the top of the buddhist. make a table back to 6 points. you're watching d. w. news live from berlin up. next echo india. and so watching with welcome to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came off. where organized crime rules were conglomerates make their own laws? what's true, what's fake? it doesn't matter. the only criteria is worked. we'll hook people. we shed light on the opaque worlds who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to whistle? oh, peak worlds this week on d w. ah ah, ah. this week own world stories. what will become of cyprus? his ghost town verola returned to normality in south africa. we begin humans. the un is calling the conflicts. they're the world's worst humanitarian crisis. relief shipments rarely reached the people and orland, gus are scarce ice flat bread fresh from a stone oven. it's the spe

the crisis was or how devastating for all those who worked behind the scenes or pulled strings like amir. it goes for long enough, what years and years that it's not over to nick back, you know, within one or 2 years time still, you know, we can bombs them and i have high hopes on this and i keep running everything. i keep the stuff motivated as well, and then luckily it bounced back and today the u. back in business. surely a good feeling for those who work on these breathtaking islands in the indian ocean . just lastly, with ever falling numbers of fish in the seas hungry families in asia have been looking for tasty alternatives. many of them attending to jelly fish the see here in southern thailand is almost devoid of fish. the only species that can still provide an income for these fishermen is jelly fish under lang moon? yes, i don't know what's going on under water, but there are no more squid. no more shrimp, no more shellfish. there's nothing left. but with jelly fish i can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day. with traditional fishing, that was only 10 with their catch is then del

yeah, i hope that agriculture minister jim erst, amir will ultimately act as an advocate for animal rights and not just focus on economic interests, should ensure that the animals are kept properly and have good living conditions. germany is the 1st country in the world to band the mass calling of male chicks. violence has broken out drying protests against crone virus restrictions in the netherlands. thousands of people turned out in amsterdam to demonstrate against the national lockdown that to $37.00 measures are essential because the omar crime, marion, is spreading even more rapidly than feared. they say no to the lockdown, no, to the government's measures. what is their limit? this demonstrator asks, it's just the latest demonstration in the netherlands against the government's curves, aimed at stopping omicron, police band. the protest that didn't stop people from turning out. many say they're not afraid of catching the virus. or i'm here because i like to live and i don't think we should be scared. a stop, we're living with them. we're all going to die. i like to live. i my restric

visitors are greeted by arm taliban soldiers and vehicle inspections. afghans once flocked to bondi, amir looking for a break from decades of conflict. the region prospered, but now it's taken a double hit. from the pandemic and the economic crisis following the taliban victory. madeline, when them 70 to 80 families living in the village, and they livelihoods depend entirely on tourism. couldn't you go if they are tourists? their income is good. if not one, they have nothing. when monsieur, without the tourists, the striking beauty of the mountains remains. but the people who live here are facing a winter of hardship. fortunately though some help is a getting through. we leave it to day with images of some of those aid efforts with you next week, a by to the point. strong opinions, clear position, international perspectives with the dire warnings mountain russian forces digging on ukraine's border and diplomatic todd stall, calls for germany to play a more active role are also growing louder is isn't letting its allies down, join us on to the point to the point with d, w, press this robin

the crisis was or how devastating for all those who worked behind the scenes of pulled strings like amir. it goes for long enough for years and years. there is no other connected back, you know, within one or 2 years time still, you know, we can bump left and i have high hopes on this and i keep running everything. i keep the stuff motivated as well. and then luckily it bounced back. and today, we're back in business. surely a good feeling for those who work on these breathtaking islands in the indian ocean . and that's all from me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website guaranteed epi dot com slash business for also on the d. w. news, youtube channel. and you can find us on facebook until next time. take care o africa, natural cooling without losing the environment. and with the sophisticated design chips and our new tech zera alba to t has been focusing on green and affordable housing with to whether the harsh desert climate eco africa, dw. welcome to the dark side. where organized crime sets the tone video is garnished on demand. if we don't make a

and so help me, i hope that agriculture minister jim erst, amir will ultimately act as an advocate for animal rights and not just focus on economic interests. he should ensure that the animals are kept properly and have good living conditions. germany is the 1st country in the world to band the mass calling of mill chicks resounded domains, darlena messy has become the latest footballer to test positive for corona virus. the forward got the news while on vacation in his home town of assario and argentina. he's among 4 p s d players. it test positive with several other top european clubs, including by and munich, liverpool and barcelona. also badly affected going to the slopes now and the snowboard slope style world cup, as concluded in calgary, canada, japan's coma marashi won gold in the women's competition for 17 year old morass. a . this was her 1st ever slope style victory on the world cup circuit. and in the men's event, canada's sebastian to tom, took the top price. tom had previously won gold at the 2018 winter olympics over to russia. people have been celebrating this festive s

a polk strings like amir, it goes for long enough for years and years. there is no other way to make it back, you know, within one or 2 years time still, you know, we can bombs them. and i have high hopes all this and i keep running everything. i keep the stuff motivated as well. and then luckily it bounced back. and today we're back in business. surely a good feeling for those who work on these breath taking islands in the indian ocean. i and that's all from me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website, directv dot com slash business for also on the d. w. news, youtube channel. and you can find a santa a spark until next time. take care not only is the ice thinning blue, everything has been changing in lapland, since winter's deformed. signs are clear to see. mm hm. and had a sammy, people, space is getting tight. how long will they be able to preserve their way of close up next on d, w for 77 percent is in the gambia. the pandemic has hit this country hard, many young before lost their livelihood. edith kimani turns t

visitors are greeted by arm taliban soldiers and vehicle inspections. afghans once flocked to bondi, amir looking for a break from decades of conflict. the region prospered, but now it's taken a double hit from the pandemic, and the economic crisis following the taliban victory, said merlin, when them it's 70 to 80 families living in the village. and the livelihoods depend entirely on tourism couldn't be always thought if their cheers, their income is good. if not one, they have nothing. when monsieur, without the tourists, the striking beauty of the mountains remains. but the people who live here are facing a winter of hardship. fortunately though some help is a getting through, we leave it to day with images of some of those aid efforts with you next week by sh can. that's if i work, that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this smudges with lions of the what's your story. ready i mean, like numbers, women, especially of victims of violence, seen a lot take part and send us your story. we are trying always to u

are gonna are in their group that they've got about 12 or of team members, including your coach or amir abdul with gov. it 19 and it includes 7 players and you know, a goalkeeper who got injured against ghana and another goalkeeper article in 19. so it's a big blow for game. don't forget, eddy before this taught him and started caff indicated at it seem most to play, provided it can have at least a level place under which you believe it or have you recognized goalkeeper, so to speak. a player from that see, must go into the post and feel so low yet to see how a commercial navigate this, that, you know, interesting one against that one of the favorites to an host. cameron, who've got that a top strike and, and the goals grow with 5 goals, advanced abaca in our cameron sim, only done with alliance. yeah, definitely libra a car seems to be on fire. oh is hat smeeley? so when you remind me that gun, i was kicked out by a cameras, but i'll let us lay this down. there are some other excites on much as in the round of 16, which are you most looking forward to yesterday pop, i'm the big one. it

are gonna are in their group that they've got about 12 or our team members include in your coach or amir abdul are with gov. it 19 and as include several players and you know, a goalkeeper who got injured against ghana and another goalkeeper out covered night in so it's a big blow for game. don't forget, eddie, before the storm and started caff indicated at it seem most plea, provided it can have at least a level glass under pitcher. but if you don't have it recognized goalkeeper, so to speak, a player from that see must going to the post and feel so low yet to see how calmer also navigate this. the, you know, interesting one against that, one of the favorites to and host cameron, who's got that a top strike and, and the goals got weed. 5 goals are vaunted abaca in our cameron. seem of enrollment the reliance. yeah, definitely leave a car. seems to be on fire. oh is hats me elisa when you remind me that gun i was kicked out by a cameras, but i'll let us lay this down. there are some other excited matters in the round of 16, which are you most looking forward to? yes, a puff. i'm the big

ah, amir tilton. welcome to the program. russia says nato's expansion is a threat to its security talks between russia and the nato military alliance and did to day with no clear promises that an armed conflict can be avoided in europe's back yard. the 2 sides are trying to find common ground as concerns grow that russia is preparing a military invasion of ukraine. moscow has already positioned 100000 troops along its border with ukraine. neither was calling for them to be pulled back. russia once written guarantees that ukraine will never join nato, but he says that's up to you. crane. here's native chief yet stroking back as assessment of today's meeting. we other very serious, so on director change on the situation in on the wrong ukraine on the implications for european security. our differences will not be easy to bridge, but it is a positive sign that the all natural laws under short sat down around the same table and engaged on substantive topics. following the talks, russia's deputy foreign mi

visitors are greeted by arm taliban soldiers and vehicle inspections. afghans once flocked to bundy. amir looking for a break from decades of conflict. the region prospered, but now it's taken a double hit. from the pandemic and the economic crisis following the taliban victory over 7, maryland. when them 70 to 80 families living in the village in their livelihoods depend entirely on tourism. could you go? if they're a tourist, their income is good. if not one, they have nothing. when monsieur, without the tourists, the striking beauty of the mountains remains. but the people who live here are facing a winter of hardship. oh, well, rough a and a doll is chasing a record 21st grand slam in today's australian open final in melbourne. the spanish tennis champion is facing off against daneen, mid viet, if the 25 year old russian player is aiming to win his 2nd successive grand slam title after his victory at the us open in september. now this year's competition in australia was marked by the deportation of the unvaccinated tennis dog neglect junkie, which now dw sports. chris harrington is wi

announced he will send american troops to nato's eastern flank in europe, but ukrainian president followed amir. the landscape has cautioned the west, again stoking fears of russian military action. people living in ukraine's eastern border region have already faced years of conflict and now school children and teachers are preparing for an escalation of fighting new york elementary school. not the big apple, but a small town in the done bass. no one knows how it got its name. inside the curriculum is different. it's not just reading and writing the students here or taught what to do in the event of a bomb attack. huh. what stop? no. what's like if they cover their ears so they have less stress i by hearing less i what we're worried about of what is an attack near us, not necessarily on the school. none scare us, but that the windows could break because an explosion is too strong. and you might, if we put a protective material on the windows because we're worried about the glass flying through the classroom and potentially cutting someone or even got stuck, not the proper. i belong basic of an

visitors are greeted by arm taliban soldiers and vehicle inspections. afghans once flocked to bundy. amir looking for a break from decades of conflict. the region prospered, but now it's taken a double hit from the pandemic, and the economic crisis following the taliban victory over to the merlin, when them used 70 to 80 families living in the village. and they livelihoods depend entirely on tourism, couldn't go if they are a tourist. their income is good. if not one, they have nothing. when monsieur, without the tourists, the striking beauty of the mountains remains. but the people who live here are facing a winter of hardship and sports now in women's tennis world. number one asked party has won the australian open after beating daniel collins in the final on saturday. artie becomes the 1st australian and 44 years to win the home tied on and 25 year old till the 1st then $63.00. the 2nd sat was a back and forth battle with her american opponent. taking a 51 lead, but 45 back to when on time read. mcdear 8 as her 3rd major title. after the french open in 2019 and wimbleton last you guys

going to be held over the next few days that will come significant and important such as the category amir. he's going to be here. on monday there joe biden says that they will talk about afghanistan, which is important obviously. but they're also going to talk about the, the, that producing more natural gas for places like germany in the canal speaking to customers in asia. but clearly you're buying wants to make sure that the catalogs on board, so that can provide the biggest economy in europe. should there be any problem with supply coming from russia? and of course, we've already had the united states warrant says lot stream to that pipeline project will end if russian troops across the border. and then on the 7th of the february, there's going to be a meeting at the white house again with the german chancellor. clearly joe biden says they're going to talk about matters of interest, which will include ukraine, and it could be at that point. the german chancellor has had other conversations with european leaders and he can bring some feedback back to the white house. there are confident

meanwhile, ukraine's president is urging the us not to escalate tension with russia further followed. amir zalinski says, talk of an invalid. russian invasion may be exaggerated. oh yeah, we're sorry. we do not see a bigger escalation. yes, the truth numbers have gone up, but i was talking about the same thing in 2021. when there were drills in the russian federation, there was a big build up. we were supported by the u. s. europeans called on russia to pull back. i don't think the situation is more intense than that time in early 2021. there was no such coverage of ukraine at that time. thousands of people have fled their hose in the east and democratic republic of congo during fighting between the army and rebels. at least 2000 people caught up in the crossfire. a living in makeshift shelters, churches, and schools. the west african block echo was, has suspended mccain of phosphorus membership following the military coup there on monday. but the group hasn't imposed sanctions. delegation is beginning to arrive in the country for talks. truck drivers in canada have been protesting at the

washington's message to ukraine's president let amir zelensky, there will be no talks about you withoutvolvement. tonight, an expression of support direct from washington. >> if they do what they are capable of doing with the force they have amassed on the border, it is going to be a disaster for russia if they further invade ukraine. and our allies and partners are ready to impose severe costs and significant harm on russia and the russian economy. >> all the while, russian troops maintain their menacing presence on ukraine's northern and eastern borders. in neighboring belarus, preparing for what are cald joint military drills. american officials say these could be used as a cover for an invasion of ukraine. kiev says it has what itakes to withstand an attack. >> we have thousands in our ukrainian army. we have options to have defending forces. we have 400,000 veterans of ukrainian-russian war. so i'm sure we have the capacity to deter this activity from moscow. >> last week we saw a diplomatic trail that crisscrossed europe, from geneva to brussels and vienna. at the end, the russian

. >>> normally the lot would be two lines >> reporter: amir yousef sells used cars in new jersey. and the past two years, he's had less to sell. he blames covid for accelerating the shortage before the pandemic, this lot was typically packed with about 120 used cars. today, there's only 45 >> we are paying around 30% more for the same car that we used to buy before the pandemic >> reporter: you have to pass that on to the customer >> yes >> reporter: nationwide, the price of a used car has skyrocketed at 37% in the past year. the average cost soaring above $28,000 for the first time ever >> everybody is frustrated >> there's a shortage of cars. >> reporter: in west new york, new jersey, a smaller dealer but the same story >> it's got 120,000 miles on it. >> reporter: nick constantino has been selling cars a this corner lot for nearly 60 years. his fleet is older with a lot more miles, but he also has less to sell. >> all the years i've been in business, the last two years are the worst years i've ever seen >> reporter: he says that's hurting business and the lower income buyer >>

on monday, president biden will meet with the amir of cutter to discuss fallout from the u.s.re from afghanistan. they will also discuss how sanctions on russia could affect europe, which relies on russian natural gas. qatar's reserves could serve as a backup. timing on russia's decision when or if to advance may come down to sport. putin is expected to attend friday's opening ceremony at the beijing olympics. deputy secretary of state warns that a military action could follow. >> ukraine's president said last week that he doesn't want to see panic over the situation but a white house official told fox news over the weekend that the risk of invasion should not be downplayed. dana. >> dana: alex off, thank you so much, reporting from the white house. thank you. join us live now from the pentagon, press secretary john kirby, welcome back to "fox news sunday." i know yesterday general milley spoke to his ukrainian counterpart at all week you had the president of ukraine suggesting that the white house is overstating the risk, but is it also possible that the president of ukraine

since the meeting last summer, between president slide amir potent and joe bite and russia president of claim victory and defending neighboring carfax dawn from what he called a foreign back uprising. more than 160 people were killed during last week's anti government protests. when president daniel ortega has been sworn in for, for the firm, is an observation comes in the us on that you impose new sanctions on nicaragua and officials in response to november disputed election. the united nations held meetings and cartoon to find a way to end the political deadlock that's paralyzed to don since and october military coup. but some groups like this through the nice professionals association are boycotting the u. n. le talks. there are demanding the removal of the military from power as a precondition to engage in any negotiation. you and envoy forced to don volker process hopes the consultations would help find the compromise. the us has reported 1100000 new corona virus cases in the past day. that is a global records. that number includes infections that were not reported over the week

how the amir of cattle, one of the biggest supplies of ellen, g. liquid not for i can never say rush. ellen, delicious color just has been will be meeting with button. very sure is of concern to the russians. well, this is an opportunity, of course, for the american gas industry to increase its share of the european market. actually they have new, it's board of facilities coming on the line soon and they can increase their exports of gas and natural gas. and shalay gas and european market is reliable market. so yes, the for them that's an opportunity. and also there's a political agenda there to put the europeans into i and, and kind of lead them in the quest to against russia. and that's kind of what that, how it works during the cold war often. and now apparently it's the old card table, the old cards, but with a new meaning. i mean, once actually in, during the $67.00 warren, in the middle east, america was which was then an oil exporter. how you were about when there was an arab or by court of europe, an oil exports that time. it didn't work, of course in 73, it was already very d

my spoke date of loss is due to which miss amir. he says press on, captain lee's mom, elijah straw, just really so in decades the human economy is a subsystem of the natural ecos here. and the only thing that enables it to grow is its continuous capacity to extract resources and energy from the rest of the sphere . ill reese is a professor of human ecology. he has a compelling way of describing the human takeover of the time. if we went back 10000 years, they've done a very good the bio mass. sure. weight of human beings concentrated far less than one percent of the total bio massive mammals on earth. today, humans are now 32 percent or 34 percent. but if we had our mystic animals, cattle sheets gates and so on, that's another 60 plus percent. so in total owners today, human beings and their domestic stock are somewhere between $95.98 and a half percent. they told them a 1000000. so wild nature has been displaced to the tiny fringes. one of the markers of the human impact on the planet is something with come to know as carbon footpr