ceasefire and for a return to that been ongoing, ; by angola i ii i by angola andi ii by angola andikeniyaof intervention of marco the intervention of marco posted on his x account kagame, posted on his x account acknowledging that he had received a phone call from acknowledging that he had receiv rubio|one call from acknowledging that he had receiv rubio |one call frc this marco rubio throughout this conflict, it has been m anumber years. rwandan goaernnflent has rwand denied rnment has rwand denied backing has rwand denied backing m23. right now people coming but right now people are coming out very clearly saying rwandan fiat am? elsa“? sas'fid rwandah must fiat as??? elsa“? saeiaa seaaaaa must withdraw from troops must withdraw from and should stop support for �*support for m23 support for m23 rebels. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's get more on that deadly crash the kumbh crash in the kumbh mela festival in india. we go now to �* correspondent. live now to our correspondent. is in prayagraj. the she is in prayagra'. the organisers * she is in prayagra'. the orga

the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the portuguese only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft regularly use a farm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bore agreements were assigned and the country gained independence after so many years of the brutal.

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and it leads in people to wonder about angola, why the heck this month, that pictures from china, the there between hunter biden and president xi jinping. but, why did biden go down to angola give the angolan government, controlled by one party, a marxist kru krucorrupt party since 1974, why give them 600 million dollars for a crazy railway project in light of what happened in china, a lot of people are suspicious? >> you know, i watched this i could of hard working people of this country truck drivers and people working at stores and second shifts, we're taking their money out of their pockets with our high taxes and sends that money to an angola. the railway they are supporting is run by the chinese, we're underwriting a chinese railway project with a corrupt communist dictatorship, poor folks in tennessee and texas and utah working second shifts in factory, we're taking their money to send it to the marxists in angola, it makes no sense, president trump has opinion -- been 100% right on this s he sees where america is getting ripped off. we need to bolster our defenses even. it is

especially in angola, dictator and tony all day. i live at uh, salazar, encourage, colonizing, be in golden lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese. in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb the villages in northern angola and race rides took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion . the roots atlas of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the boards of use only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft. regularly use, ne fall, and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the boards of keys, empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and pu

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the santos is a high school teacher in angola. his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills. but he says government to feel a subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them. next you laugh at the men's and boss and see that know it to utah pockets. one's to feel subsidies are removed. prices of everything will go up to hit us better. right now. and goal is pay by $0.35 for lead to a pedro. and about $0.21 for diesel removing subsidies, means they'll pay more at the pump, so that he caught them and say the subsidy program is i'm sustainable. and goal is stands about $3000000000.00 every year on the fuel subsidies. just to have an idea, we spent more subsidizing the pool. then we spent in education, and now so together. so we need to, to present out the subsidies. but i don't believe that we will do it soon, because politically is very beds to facing golf. the subsidies, the fuel prices needed doubled last year. people protested in the ca

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yeah, i still angola is africa 2nd largest purchase of crude oil. but a few people benefit from the countries, the boss or well, this is one that was most an equally economies within half of people age under $25.00 of douglas. as all those facing hardship moving fuel subsidies won't be popular. hardwood tasks out there. the one that's in use for not on al jazeera up next on top to all g 0. we sit down with syria. is new for administer, asked hostile shabani the they small remote to defend the american constitution against all enemies. for 4 years on from the 2021, a tax on the capital building which is 0, examines the role of military veterans installed right on goods that the cruise that and the potential threat again stolen on al jazeera or the this is the, oh my god, square as a focus point of the gathering set of raising the down for the family, which will syria for more than 50 years. the country is outlet by some of the some of the most powerful minutes with amanda, of height as to how do you assemble that's us. which took the world by surpris

the santos is a high school teacher in angola. his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills. but he says government to feel a subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them makes you laugh at the men's and boss and see that the utah pockets. once the fuel subsidies are removed, prices of everything will go up. you to hit us better. right now. and goal is pay by $0.35 for lead to a pedro. and about $0.21 for diesel removing subsidies, means that will pay more at the pump, so that he caught them to save the subsidy program is unsustainable. and goal stands about $3000000000.00 every year on the fuel subsidies. just to have an idea, we spend more subsidizing the pool. then we spend in education and nail, so together. so we needs to, to present out the subsidies. but i don't believe that we will do it soon, because politically is very beds to present golf, the subsidies, the fuel prices need is doubled last year. people protested in the cap

i expect heightened activity from angola.ry and bring rwanda and the democratic republic of congo together to try and find a solution to the external dimension to the crisis. i expect south africa, which has lost peacekeepers to this conflict, to this offensive. i also expect the african union to be heavily engaged. ijust want i just want to return to our top story and take you back to the live pictures we are getting from the gaza strip. as you can see there, thousands of palestinians are walking back towards their homes in the ruins of northern gaza. this was after a deal was reached for hamas to hand over three more israeli hostages. we had expected this to happen at the weekend but there was a hitch. but now israelis have opened up the roads, as you can see there, and tens of thousands of people are streaming along that coast road. most of them are carrying their possessions on their backs. vehicles are also being allowed in. but as we were hearing from our correspondent in the region, they have to be checked before they

i'm how does it possibly lawanda angola, this is a lot. i'll tell you why i'm that discrepancy subsidy is making the in 2001 the us invaded afghanistan, stating its intention to build a stable stage and admit atari able to overcome the tyler bond. united states military has begun strikes, but off to 2 decades, trillion spend on countless lives lost submission failed, and the telephone games full control. and you to post series analyzes the strategies and mistakes that led to that failure of chemist on the price of piece coming soon on, which is 0. the powell just with the limits to have a dream container sta in your own adventure now counter. and we of the the oregon you're watching out is there as a reminder of our top story, is this, our israel has falls to hospitals in northern garza to evacuate on the price of a tech install. some patients that in the, in the nation and the older hospitals were told to leave immediately on friday. the farm. and this is a, from germany have met with the lead of serious new administration and damascus di

the trip biden took to angola and gave 600 million to a rich african country and they are all billionaires 600 million of it american taxpayer money so we've got teachers in tennessee taking second jobs and pay their bills and their tax dollars are being sent to angola. trump is not going to do that. an american first guy he will not. >> we have the whole 9/11 mindset for the next terror attack around the block during the job will not. with got to wait on that mindset. do think it played into what we witnessed in new orleans will be are worried about in the fbi director saying nothing but clashing red lights in our country? >> on president trump took office the first time about to have a war in north korea but isis was running wild. the first thing trump said is we will care of the caliphate and the leader got away and we tracked them down and we got that and we took isis down and now it's like dÉjÀ vu all over again taking office again and isis is on the rise in a major terror attack in america. how many came over the border? they commit attacks in the future so looking forward to kash pa

yeah, i still angola is africa 2nd largest, but use of crude oil. but a few people benefit from the countries, the boss or a well, this is one that was most, i'm equally economies within half of people age under $25.00 of douglas. as all those facing hardship moving fuel subsidies won't be popular. hardwood tasks out there. the one to all that said to me for this show you can get more information. all the stories we've been telling you about if you have a out to 0 dot com is the stream next. so stay with us. the the the the hottest year on record. 2024 eclipse. 20. 23 at the warmest ever smashing a whole warming limits scientist warned about. what does that mean for you and me and our future? i'm on a lease for this, and this is the stream. the year after year we talk about rising temperatures and the dangers linked to man made changes to our environment. 2024 is only different and that surpasses our worst predictions and raises the stakes of the fight for climate justice. the year started with el nino, causing a mass of drought in southern parts of

we lost the war in vietnam, we lost a shoving match in angola. relations have generally cooled with the soviet union and the last few months. let me ask, what do you do about such cases as italy and does this general drift mean we are moving back towards something like a cold war relationship with the soviet union? pres. ford: i don't believe we should move to a cold war relationship. it is in the best interest of the united states and the world as a whole that the united states negotiate rather than go back to the cold war relationship with the soviet union. i don't look at the picture as bleakly as you have indicated in your question. i believe the united states has had many successes in recent years, in recent months as far as the communist movement is concerned. we have been successful in portugal where a year ago, it looked like there was a very great possibility that the communists would take over in portugal. it didn't happen. we have a democracy in portugal today. a few months ago, maybe two years ago, the soviet union looked like they ha

in the aftermath of vietnam, cambodia, chile, pakistan, angola, watergate, cia, we've been hurt. our people feel that we've lost something precious. that's not necessary. i wanna see our nation return to a posture and an image and a standard to make us proud once again. i remember the world of nato, and the world of point four, and the world of the marshall plan, and the world of the peace corps. why can't we have that once again? we ought to be a beacon for nations who search for peace and who search for freedom, who search for individual liberty, who search for basic human rights. we haven't been lately. we can be once again. we'll never have that world leadership until we are strong at home, and we can have that strength if we return to the basic principles. it ought not to be a strength of bombast and threats. it ought to be a quiet strength based on the integrity of our people, the vision of the constitution, an inate, strong will and purpose that god's given us in the greatest nation on earth the united states. ms. frederick: president ford. mr. ford: as we have seen tonigh

kissinger and others tried to start a new vietnam and angola. it was only the outcry the american people and congress when their there secret ys discovered that prevented our renewed involvement in that conflagration which was taking place there. >> i'm sorry to say we don't have time enough for two complete sequences of questions. we now have only 12 minutes left. therefore, i i would like to ask for shorter questions and shorter answers. and we also will drop the follow-up question. each candidate may still respond to the others answer. question for governor carter. >> governor carter, before this event the most communications i received concern panama. would you as president be prepared to sign the treaty which had a fixed date, yielded a minister and economic control of the canal zone and shared defense, which has understand is the position the united states took in 1974? >> well, here again, the panamanian question is one that's been confused by mr. ford. he had directed his diplomatic relations, representative to yield to the panamanians f

so reports from lawanda carlos to santos, he's a high school teacher in angola. his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills. but he says government to feel a subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them makes you laugh at the men's and boss and see that the utah pockets. once the fuel subsidies are removed, prices of everything will go up to you to hit us better. right now. and goal is pay by $0.35 for lead to a pedro. and about $0.21 for diesel removing subsidies, means that will pay more at the pump, so that he caught them to save the subsidy program is unsustainable. and goal stands about $3000000000.00 every year on the fuel subsidies. just to have an idea, we spend more subsidizing the pool, then we spend in education, and now so together. so we needs to, to present out the subsidies. but i don't believe that we will do it soon, because politically is very beds to present golf, the subsidies, the fuel prices nearly doubled last year. people protested in the cap

and angola and watergate. cia revelations. what we were formally so proud of, the strength of our country, its moral integrity, of representation in foreign affairs of what our constitution stands for has been gone. the american people have binning -- excluded. i believe i know it this country ought to be. i have been one who has loved my nation as many americans do and i believe there is no limit to what we can be in the future. if we can harness the tremendous resources militarily, economically and the stature of our people, the meaning of our constitution in the future. every time we been in foreign affairs -- if we could tap the intelligence sensibility, the sound common sense and good judgment of the american people we can once again have a foreign policy that would make us proud instead of ashamed and i won't exclude the american people from that process in the future. as mr. ford and kissinger have done. this is what it takes to have a sound foreign policy. strong defense, permanent commitments. involve the american peo

the santos is a high school teacher in angola. his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills. but he says government to fuel subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them laugh at the men's and boss and see that the utah pockets ones that feel subsidies are removed. prices of everything will go up. you to hit to spit right now. and goldens pay about $0.35 for lead to a pedro. and about $0.21 for diesel removing subsidies means the pay more at the pump. life is already a strep, tough for people already suffering poverty and financial difficulty. oil has helped and going to grow it's economy in the capital. there is a lot of development new buildings keep all the electronics in a bid to encourage domestic spending and to offset the effects of any new us tariffs on its exports. well will wong is a sandy demo price because just right now in the bank, especially for the high end products. so this one, the other thing is about the competition

agreement in december when they were quite close to reaching one in a process that was mediated by angolaouldn't continue because the congolese government refused to negotiate directly with the m23. the congolese government is convinced that rwanda is really behind all of this, that rwanda backs the m23. contrast that has accused it of sending forces across the border to help the m23, something which rwanda has denied. the un secretary—general has called on rwanda to withdraw its forces, and the security council did not name rwanda, but said its forces should pull back. a un report basically said there was a 3000 to a000 rwandan soldiers in the congo, one of the reasons they were supporting m23 was they were helping to get minerals from congo which they then re—exported. the rwandan say none of that is true, and place it in the context of the 199a genocide, and the houthis to escaped rwanda have been in congo since then. 1539 00:16:32,205 --> 00:16:3

. >> it's about to be midnight in angola and it is. >> happy new year from luanda angola feliz, ano novo. and the fireworks are up in the sky. it's all going down. three, two. >> one. happy new year! >> happy new year from london. wow! >> we had so much freaking fun. i love it. all right. to this now big ben striking midnight with its unforgettable chimes was resonating across london, especially as we rang in 2025. cnn's isa suarez went behind the scenes of the world's most famous clock to see just what it takes to keep that 165 year machine running on time, big ben. >> yeah. what does it sound like to you? you want me to imitate it? yeah. oh, no no no no no. ding dong, dong ding ding. bom bom ding dong ding dong. that's good. that's very good. that's the one. prepare yourselves for this moment. london. >> the old metropolis has been having a lot of fog lately. >> for 165 years, the bongs of big ben have kept londoners on time, consistently ringing in the changes. big ben is a favored spot for social media users. but one night a year, the bell and its bongs get a much bigger audience. it

anne soy has the latest from nairobi. trying their best to secure these weapons, as well as those by angolay. area of low pressure. but it will bring a windy, cloudy, wet day to the extreme single digits for most. but with skies clearing overnight, cold air mass, likely to see frost develop, and that will greet us still a few showers and strong breeze across the north its way in from the west. and there's your thursday temperatures. the sunshine to compensate. so it's likely most of it will be of rain, but we could figures across the board. so i think most of the rain will stay out west both take care. at a huge hindu religious festival in northern india. ajudge in the us blocks donald trump's freeze britain's chancellor is expected to back a new runway at heathrow airport — as she tries to kick—start economic growth. of knife crime. could fall on dozens of britain's local theatres. at london's heathrow airport.

angola was in the heat of a civil war between those who wanted to liberate angola out of the wing from communism of cuba to becoming a truly alone allied country as a professes to be at that time. so we wanted -- to use his newly found influence for the organization of african unity to form the leadership of angola to become truly on a line. this is in connection with the american foreign policy. i think during that time it was said honorable -- who was then the interim secretary of state traveling with the jimmy carter. how about, in other words, was also interest in domestic policy in liberia. he wanted -- [inaudible] and he wanted american -- he also wanted assistance from america for housing in liberia because monrovia was getting crowded. so these are some of the experiences we liberians -- jimmy carter and respect we have for him. i particularly visit the united states the first time in 1988 and visited the carter center for the first time and saw how wonderful it is and how many people it serves. so president carter will remain in our own memories and we thank the kind of americ

the president was recently in angola, seeing the actual realization of this corridor that eventually will connect the indian and atlantic ocean in africa, across angola, zambia, congo, connecting it in ways that are putting together not just transportation but communications, agriculture, and creating a vibrant living corridor that is connecting the continent. that is the result of a very focused approach. we cannot do it everywhere and of course our value-added is also getting the private sector in on the deal. we are never going to compete with china dollar for dollar. we can bring it into the private sector. there are a few other things that are important. the international financial institutions have to be more responsive to the needs of the global majority countries. these countries have to have greater access to capital. there are many countries caught in a trap where you know very well they don't have access. we work to expand the access through performing these institutions. janet yellen and others have done a great job on that. the whole question of debt and helping countrie

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the santos is a high school teacher in angola. his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills, but he says government to fuel subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them makes you laugh at the men's and boss and see that the utah pockets. once the fuel subsidies are removed, prices of everything will go up. you to hit betty's right now. and goal is pay by $0.35 for lead to a pedro. and about $0.21 for diesel removing subsidies means that will pay more at the pump, so they caught them to save the subsidy program is unsustainable. and goal stands about $3000000000.00 every year on the fuel subsidies. just to have an idea, we spend more subsidizing the pool. then we spend in education and the nail so together. so we needs to, to present out the subsidies. but i don't believe that we will do it soon, because politically is very bad to facing golf. the subsidies, the fuel prices needed double last year. people protested in the capital of th

as an example, i was in angola to help american public funding. it brought even more private investment. they are building the first ever transcontinental railroad across africa. help farmers transport crops in new global markets, transport critical minerals that are needed for electric vehicles and semiconductors. china used to control the supply chain of these materials, but not for long. make no mistake. serious challenge the united states must continue to deal with, ukraine, middle east and indo-pacific. let's keep the pressure on the houthis who are attacking ships in the red sea, launching missiles at israel and firing at american tosseres let's deter north korea as they rattle their sabers and draw closer to russia. new challenge will emerge in the months and years ahead. but even so, it's clear. my administration is leaving the next administration with a very strong hand to play. and leaving them an america with more friends and stronger alliances. the adversaries are weak and under pressure. america, once again, is leading, uniting countr

just as i toured another museum last month in angola and the wind and the waves, we could hear them. could hear them. the young women and men born free in the highlands of angola, only to be captured, bound and forced on a death march by slave traders in the year 1619, the start of a 250 years of slave trade across africa and the caribbean to the shores of america. the start of america's original sin. they were baptized into a foreign faith. against their will. their names were changed against their will, condemned to slave ships bound for what they call the middle passage between africa and america. many did not survive the journey, and the many who did survive arrived in the charleston. excuse me. gadsden wharf and along the cooper river. when their feet touched this land, iron shackles literally dug into their skin. they were forced to build a 840 foot wharf, the largest single port of entry for enslaved people in the american history. and standing here, we hear them again in the wind and the waves, their pain, their fear, their anguish. but we also hear something else their faith

we know about angola as a neighbor to apartheid south africa. when i was in the heat of the civil war between those who wanted to liberate angola from other wings to cuba becoming an aligned country as it professed to be at that time. he used his influence as chairman of the organization of african unity to impress upon the leadership of angola to become aligned. it was with the american foreign policy. i think during that time the secretary of state that was traveling with jimmy carter and there was also interested in domestic policy in liberia. they wanted liberia to go to monrovia and wanted american assistance. he also wanted assistance from america for highs in -- housing in liberia because monrovia was getting crowded. so some of the experiences we have in the respect we have for jimmy carter, i particularly visited the united states for the first time in 1988 and visited the carter center for the first time and saw how wonderful it is and how many people it serves. so president carter will remain in our memories and we thank the united st

as an example i was recently in angola to see a major project being built with american public fundingn more private investment. we are building the first ever transcoding of railroad across africa, the most cynically approve the economy's of the region. help farmers transport crops and move to global markets. transport critical minerals that are needed for electric vehicles, and semiconductors. chinese used to control the supply chains of these materials but not for long. make no mistake, there are serious challenges the united states must continue to deal with in ukraine, in the middle east, in the indo-pacific. we must keep the pressure on the houthis who are attacking ships in the red sea, launching missiles at israel, and firing at american forces. must deter north korea as they rattle the sabre and draw closer to russia. new challenges certainly will emerge in the months in the years ahead. but even so it's clear, my administration is leaving the next administration with a very strong play, and we are leaving them, and america with more friends, stronger alliances whose adversari

i'm with us, a report from no one to call us to send to us is a high school teacher in angola. his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills, but he says government to fuel a subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them. next you laugh at the men's and boss and see that on it to utah pockets. one's to feel subsidies are removed. prices of everything will go up. you to hit betty's right now and goldens pay boss $0.35 for lead to a pedro. and about $0.21 for diesel removing subsidies means the pay more at the pump so that he caught them and saved the subsidy program is unsustainable. and goal is stands about $3000000000.00 every year on the fuel subsidies. just to have an idea, we spend more subsidizing the pool, then we spend in education and nail, so together. so we needs to, to present out the subsidies. but i don't believe that we will do it soon, because politically is very bad to facing golf. the subsidies, the fuel prices needed double last year. people protested in the capital

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