significantly fell after all the arab spring cost tunisia and others $55 billion. the current president is winding down democratic reforms. and the country. it seems that washington has passed the whole circle, and yesterday’s revolutionaries simply don’t have a development plan, washington and basically they supported the western world, yes, and there were a lot of plans and a searchlight for the fact that now we have to carry out that biggest reformation in arab muslim world, how do you restore it dramatically to us to turn into well, some kind of free democratic paradise a in the spirit of switzerland, for example, this, of course, did not happen. next, egypt will be toned to the main square. cairo, a million people will also sing songs, cheerful cars honked with horns and shouted about american opposition politicians. they were waiting for the flourishing of egypt after the resignation of hasnim barak. the leader of the movement against mubarak's dictatorship was mohammed al-baradei, the former head of the iaea. on january 28, on the third day of the revolution

the arab spring is a vivid example of how impunity is only fueled by the appetition of the personal empire of the stars for the striped shoots of chaos in tunisia before the civil wars in libya, syria ; tunisia was the first to feel the wind-shifting tourist mecca of africa forever changed on december 17, 2010 by a street vendor. mohammed boazizi sold vegetables and fruits, without permission a city hall employee fined him almost $ 7 and slapped him in the face such a man in the arab world could not stand complaining to the city hall, where he was ignored in response, the seller did not come up with anything better than how to set himself on fire buzid city administration building with a severe burn, he was taken to the hospital, where he died on january 4, 2011 . later, experts will call this situation black swans in modern political science. this means an important event that no one expected january 4 broke out, a real revolution later analysts will install tunisia's military bribed from the ocean. the coup in tunisia was called the jasmine revolution, and the events of the end of 2010 a

and berbers, arabs became widespread.ilis, and the berbers arabized even the subjugated berbers who converted to islam. for the sake of saving lives, they tried to defend their own interpretation. these are the religions of the dynasty of the berber rulers of the almar species endowed allah with human features, for this, in fact, she was deprived of power, and then almost completely destroyed if we learn something about the berbers. so this is that the berbers are a nomadic people who constantly move through the empty and stop where there is food, they set up tents for their animals and live for a month or two until the grass runs out, the village of hilili, which is located in the mountains of the middle atlas. this is also a typical berber. village. here only there is a lot of power, and rock dwellings mean a dwelling on a rock. local residents claim that their settlement arose at the beginning of the xiv century, when the arab wars drove one bergen. driven, but could not defeat him. it's time not to sleepily camped bel

as so on the arab states of the former colonies.hey have the opportunity to declare and show us the european. what needs to be done the modern energy crisis has much in common with the crisis of 73, but there is another feature of the struggle for the environment has led to the fact that in some european countries have banned nuclear power plants and in the current situation, do without russian energy. it will be very difficult. not only have they banned all these stations, but now they also need to save money everywhere, because they still don’t want russian gas in this one, so i don’t know how difficult it will be for some kind of energy in the winter. this is already accurate and how to develop economies without energy too. this is also very difficult, because all these supposedly right people who are afraid for the environment, they all have smartphones, which are very large consumption. they download whatever it is. it does not interfere, everyone has a car. you are also harmful to the economy, well, in short, it is interesting

eleventh years, although they happened winter and became known as the arab spring, which was supposedize the liberation of the arab peoples from authoritarian regimes on the path to social justice and general prosperity sounds just great. general welfare, especially the fire of the arab spring, was supported by both secretary of state and the united states hillary clinton with a set of very hackneyed theses. we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions. protecting universal human rights and economic growth. this will lead to more capable individuals on the world stage and stability in the long term, the us must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our country's transition to democracy in the middle east. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution in tunisia, all western leaders condemned outside violence. street protests were supervised through facebook and musicians were sent to the crowd who sang, of course, they are simple, who will fall in the bel

general welfare, especially the fire of the arab spring, was supported by both secretary of state and the united states hillary clinton with a set of very hackneyed theses. we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions, protect universal human rights and grow economy. this will lead to more capable individuals on the world stage and stability in the long term, the us must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our country's transition to democracy in the middle east. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the early days of the jasmine revolution in tunisia, all western leaders condemned the outside violence. street protests were curated via facebook and musicians were sent into the crowd who sang, of course, they are simple, which will fall in the belarusian way of mura, if you suddenly forgot the president, the binali were overthrown, a provisional government from the military appeared, and a month later they overthrew. it seems that washington has already regretted that it released the african

well, actually it's not just an arab, i saw an arab. and what else did seifukov tell us?tinian yemenis, pakistanis and others, work in the oil fields for the construction of roads and cities. and in the report of the british war the doctor about the smallpox epidemic of the sixty-seventh year was noted in addition it should be said that the indians and pakistanis. being in the know, some serious illness could be hidden from the medical authorities in case of illness. perhaps, from such lines he sees the then racism. but today, how do locals run the emirates? yes, and we are definitely not in pakistan in the emirates of india. well, 90% of the population are really guest workers. so here they turned out for countries. and no vegetable will be born, and at the hour of the chorus and dates and gardens, there are none, because the heat is immeasurable life and journey to jerusalem and egypt kazanian vasily yakovlev loons xvii century the son of mohammed, at a meeting in the desert, as it should be, handed us dates of dates. as the prophet mohammed pointed out, there should be

the parties from further actions, the loss of israel amounted to about 3,000 people killed in the arab countries, about 8,500, but, and the results of this war are still arguing israel's victory disputed by the fact that the armies of syria and egypt were not defeated on the same day on october 6, 1981 at the parade. in cairo, egyptian president anwar sad, fundamentalists from the egyptian islamic jihad group, during joy, jumped out of a truck in front of the podium with honored guests , threw grenades at it and shot people with machine guns. so they avenged egypt's rapprochement with israel after the outcome of the yom kippur war in 1973, president sadat revised egypt's belligerent policy against israel even spoke in the israeli parliament. with the mediation of the united states of america, israel, egypt concluded peace agreements with david, according to which the sinai peninsula, occupied in the sixty-seventh year, was returned to egypt. for this, by the way, egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begin received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the uss

we must understand the mentality of the arabs arabs bow to power, but do not understand power and whenaiting. uh, the united states is trembling today when it broke out from the war, here i absolutely agree with you. this is often x when all those, uh, numerous contradictions that have accumulated over the years come out and the saudis understand and not only they, by the way, but their neighbors and india and and and and and and and and all the rest understood that a can express his f. we can finally take action. yes, everything is possible. here are the expressed f.f. about this force, yes, yes, let's talk in a couple of minutes. welcome to our hospitable land comes the great mushroom. get out of here. i’m with you as a human being sergei of this neanderthal, i’ll go there and figure it out balabol today at 22:00 on ntv, i recorded a new season today at 20:00 on ntv. where every ten thousandth pensioner will get as much as 100,000 rubles. and each pensioner is guaranteed to receive 1,000 rubles. go to vtb and everything will work out in the lenta guarantee of the best discounts froze

the presidents of russia and the united arab emirates understand each other well.hey have known each other since 2018, then al-khayyam was putin's guest, and the next year already i took it myself in abu dhabi. true, even in the status of crown prince, he officially headed the country . only in may of this year, mr. president. i really see and want to congratulate you on your last birthday. we did not see for 3 years the situation was difficult due to the coronavirus, but nevertheless, despite this, we managed to achieve a lot. we have increased our commodity turnover from 2.5 billion to five billion, the number of tourists from russia is growing, we have managed to achieve all this thanks to russian assistance. we will also be celebrating the opening of the first russian school in the emirates strengthens all this, connecting us with a bridge of cooperation to you in the nineteenth year. this is not forgotten for the current negotiations, the east is also following. and the west will obviously have an impact on the situation with the ukrainian crisis and on inters

israel, pushed back the arab forces, crossed the suez canal, entered the rear of the egyptian army and began shelling damascus, nor washington, which supported israel, not moscow, which was on the side of the arab coalition, did not want a global conflict , us secretary of state henry keysenger flew to moscow for negotiations. about 8,500 arab countries were killed, but the results of this war are still being debated. the victory of israel is disputed by the fact that the armies of syria and egypt were not defeated on the same day on october 6, 1981 on parade. in cairo, egyptian president anwar sadat was assassinated by fundamentalists from the egyptian islamic jihad group. during the parade, they jumped out of the truck in front of the podium with honored guests , threw grenades at it and shot people from a machine gun. so they take revenge for the rapprochement between egypt and israel after the outcome of the yom kippur war in the seventy-third, president sadat revised egypt's bellicose policy against israel, even spoke in the israeli parliament. through the mediation of the united

general welfare, especially the fire of the arab spring, was supported by both secretary of state andates hillary clinton with a set of very hackneyed theses. we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions, protecting universal human rights and economic growth. this will lead to more capable individuals on the world stage and stability. in the long term, the us must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our country's transition to democracy in the middle east. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution. in tunisia, all western leaders condemned the outside violence. street protests were curated via facebook and musicians were sent into the crowd who sang, of course, they are simple, which will fall in the belarusian way of mura, if you suddenly forgot, which top president the provisional government of the military appeared, and a month later they were overthrown, it seems that washington already regretted that he released the african gin from the bottle,

well, actually it's not just an arab, i saw an arab. and what else did seyfulkov tell us?fields, construction of roads and cities, only foreign workers, palestinian yemenis, pakistanis and others, work. and in the report of the british war doctor on the smallpox epidemic of the sixty-seventh year noted in addition it should be said that the indians and pakistanis. being in the know, some serious illness could be hidden from the medical authorities in case of illness. racism then, but what about today, when locals run the emirates? yes, but we are definitely in the emirates, this is not india, not pakistan well, 90% of the population are really guest workers. so here they turned out for countries. and no vegetable will be born, and 3 hours to the chorus and phoenixes and gardens, there are none, because the heat is not slow life and walking in jerusalem and egypt of kazan vasily yakovlev loons xvii century the son of mohammed, when meeting in the desert, as it should be here, handed us dates of dates. as the prophet mohammed pointed out, there should be an odd number of one

general prosperity, especially the fire of the arab spring, was also supported by us secretary of state hillary clinton with a set of very hackneyed theses. we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions. protecting universal human rights and economic growth. this will lead to the emergence of more capable individuals on the world stage and to stability in the long term, the united states must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our countries transition in the middle east to democracy. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution. in tunisia, all western leaders. they condemned the violence by the security forces, street protests, were supervised through facebook and musicians were sent into the crowd, who sang, of course, are simple, who fall in the belarusian way of mura , if they suddenly forgot ? it seems that washington has already regretted that it released african gin from a bottle that came out on the street, the criminals attacked any defenseless

we pop into an arab tea house on though see a regional m my ra ha, very close relationship. many feel called row. we have many fusion of new seeker production of cinema that we made together in the, in this social feel. feel you can find many, many association we used to say about that. we have the biggest faculty of pharmacy of my rock because in our faculty of pharmacy, we have almost 500 my rock in the study in there. when i, when i listen to you, you say like who has very much culture or different religion living here different . i think it a group living here. but you also have challenges, you know, your sub challenges. people saying we don't want, i feel out of the mediterranean, but i think i'm not gonna waste this city which has been able to monitor diversity better than others. why that people, he assume that diversity is good. i mean is a heritage will have to be current and is good if you are leaving in places where you can see buildings that are wonderful and that counseling another culture, another people who br, office and other religions. and you've seen that

egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begen received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the ussr condemned these decisions, and the islamists did not forgive such concessions . 10 more people died with him, and 28 were wounded, including the vice-president, the future head of egypt, husni murark. that was the day in history. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. minus 2 million barrels per day such a decision such a reduction in production was approved by opec plus, starting from november, moreover, it was decided to extend the deal in this format until 23 years, russia's quota is reduced from 11 million barrels per day to 10.5 million barrels. now russia produces less than 10 million barrels per day. the solution is primarily related to the fact that to balance the market, which is now entering a zone of turbulence of uncertainty, especially in the autumn-winter period, when demand falls and when supply also needs to be corrected, there will be a real reduction, because there are a number

, the nato operation brought only devastating consequences for the country, so who and why did the arab spring need, look right now. on october 20, 2011, muammar gaddafi, who had led libya since 1969, was brutally murdered. a video that has spread all over the world, which depicts a joyful secretary of state of the united states of america and hillary clinton welcoming the fact of the death of the libyan leader they came, they saw him dead. and thus , the goals that the nato countries initially set for themselves when they announced an operation in libya were used as a pretext for the thesis of the need to prevent another humanitarian catastrophe. and then the famous concept of the responsibility to protect in accordance with which the nato countries assumed was actively promoted. ah, the right to close the sky over libya so that, well, he doesn’t use abracadafi, but aviation to bombard the population it was one of the most powerful disinformation in modern history since, and evidence that mammorqadafi was really going to take any violent action against his own population. until now, th

you know with the arab world. they have always been distinguished, especially by their warmth, and in this regard, of course, egypt, e, stands out on this basis precisely on the basis of the instructions that were given by the president of both countries. we continue to work on the development of bilateral relations in all areas. prospects were discussed during the visit of the belarusian delegation to egypt further development of relations between countries in various fields. uh, so the egyptians are interested in our scientific literature, which they are massively ready to translate into arabic education in it specialties in the field of medicine and engineering. they have no right to lose. after all, at home, the most dedicated fans are waiting for them. children in honor of mother's day and father's day of a news agency journalist . anna eismant prepared a film about sportsmen and parents who glorified our country in the international arena. do not forget about the main purpose to give life, if mother's day ha

the ukrainian crisis trade energy not only the talks between the leaders of russia and the united arab emirates in st. petersburg is a separate topic the situation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant how the training of fighters is going on at the training ground of the western military district was checked by the minister of defense, the work is in full swing throughout the country, and the real tormentors, monstrous cases in a private kindergarten, suffered beatings and insults brought criminal cases. a number of military command and control facilities and energy systems that play an important role for ukraine today underwent a new massive strike the russian armed forces used long-range high-precision weapons, all targets were hit serious damage to critical infrastructure in vinnitsa, lviv, dnepropetrovsk regions , missiles hit electrical substations and some thermal power plants objects are completely destroyed and now kiev cannot fulfill its obligations to the eu of today day. ukraine is forced to stop exporting electricity to europe, the topic will be continued by pavel krasno

the united arab emirates are allies and will probably stand up to the american hegemony. so here we are. greetings from the general assembly and he will show them there after the requests. troops from ukraine and here you can already see how the united arab emirates voted, oh yes, what is it, a blow to the back from a plus sign means support for the resolution condemnation of russia, by the way, a very similar story happened from serbia, which in russia was called a fraternal nation and the main ally in europe, serbia, as you understood, also voted for the resolution. why did the same nightingale emergency take to the proctologist among the voters where he was in favor of the anti-russian resolution not recognizing referendums in the dpr of the lpr of the kherson zaporozhye region turned out to be serbia, earlier yesterday it was announced that serbia will never join the opposition with sanctions and similar betrayals for the kremlin in general, it turned out not to be forgivably much. even those who drowned for years under the putin regime turned away from the bunker fuh

. -- arab countries. [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] >> we present sir isaac herzog, president of the state of israel. [applause] stand by to go live in 3, 2, 1. >> welcome, everyone, to today. ♪ welcome and thank you all for joining us for today's special edition of atlantic council front page, our premier platform for global leaders could i am taken, president and ceo of atlantic council. today, we are welcoming isaac herzog, the 11th president of israel. he is the first president of israel that atlantic council has hosted, and that underscores our expanded use on israel and the southern initiative, a partnership of the atlantic council and the foundation growing out of the ebrahim accords. the atlantic council's mission is to shape global missions together with partners and allies, so what could be more appropriate than to have israel's president with us today? through the front page series, with a knot is in our headquarters and a global virtual audience around the world, we have

and here you can already see how the united arab emirates voted. by the way, it happened from serbia,ia was called a fraternal nation and the main ally in europe, serbia, as you understand, also voted for the resolution . the third of the people who voted in the assembly for the anti- russian resolution not recognizing referendums in the dnr of the lpr of the kherson zaporozhye region turned out to be serbia. earlier yesterday, serbia declared that serbia would never join. against russian sanctions and similar betrayals for the kremlin, in general, it turned out to be unforgivably many. putin's regime, for example, tiny nauru from the ocean, at one time became famous for asking moscow to recognize abkhazia as south ossetia. the republic of nauru is a dwarf island state in the pacific ocean. the population of 14,000 people followed by abkhazia recognized independence and south ossetia recognition took place after the inclusion in humanitarian aid in the amount of fifty million dollars. the money in the kremlin is tight, maybe putin has become too taxi-like even for his recent friends,

the arab countries in the gulf in particular took note too.they saw israel strong, strong militarily standing up to around. strong economically with civilian technology they want for their peoples, that was really what produced i would say the foundation for the stark abraham accord the peace treaties we had arab states and course president trump team and the president himself helps to finish that. but you should know the meetings that i had with the goal for leaders and i write this in the book, took place after give the speech in 2015 in a joint session of congress against the iran deal. that is me got the phone calls but that's when they said could we meet? and we did meet in secret meetings. that really produce the foundation of the historic peace accords. peace through strength. the iron triangle of strength. spieth in fact milton freedman noticed you back in 2005. we know who milton freedman is here. and he said among other things israel was a socialist state. he said until it stops becoming a socialist state it is not going to succeed.

the conservative religious arab party, united arab list, became the 1st in israeli history to join a governing coalition, led by yale appeal that was formed just to keep benjamin netanyahu out. but many here field by the experiment didn't make much of a difference to arab communities that have long been under resourced. not voting is, is, is an, an, as an important phenomenon that comes to show that this believe of basine ends in it, in the states of ezra citizen. and the system itself as a system, regardless of who is in their government or not. we palestinians inside israel are repressed and we need people to defend us and we need to send representatives to the parliament to stand up for our rights and our issues. a low turn out this time could have a profound effect on the die action of israeli politics. i think with the most important and volatile voters in terms of thermal other palestinian arabs, who are citizens of israel, the morals, them vote. and if their parties pos, the threshold, they move the center of the israeli party system more or to the left or more to the antenna.

in the arabic language is specialized commentary. we offer in arabic and english at every game during this world cup. when we speak over clutter war, the cop, we all speak of legacy. what this tournament will leave to the region, and i hope that the audio descriptive coming through will be a part of this legacy around me. it's about making football in the middle east, a more inclusive experience. just one long term targets of this world cup. and he, richardson, al jazeera doha, ah, look at the main stories of following the sour, a former u. k. chancellor, where she sooner or become the countries next prime minister. on monday soon, at one the race leader, the conservative party is going to be the 1st prime minister of asian heritage and her paces less trust who resigned last week. soon ack will take the top job at a time of the economic crisis. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity. and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party an

with that, bring an end to the arab-israeli conflict.s biggest challenge or, the interim prime minister. a former journalist who dove into politics with a splash in 2013, and in a country where left-wing parties have all but disappeared, he has become the face of the israeli center. >> it's possible to fight and win in the fight over israeli democracy, because it is under threat. nurit: in israel's coalition system, no one crosses the finish line without support from several other parties. this time around, the ones to watch range from far right nationalist surging and popular, to arab factions struggling to get their own voters to turn out. take the far right head of the jewish power party. in a ultranationalist with a decades-old taste for provocation. calling for the assassination of then premier in the 90's, or just this month pulling a gun amid clashes in the contested east jerusalem neighborhood. just a few elections ago, he was shunned by israel's right wing including netanyahu for being too extreme. fast to election number five,

general prosperity, especially the fire of the arab spring, was also supported by us secretary of statea set of very hackneyed theses. we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions. protecting universal human rights and economic growth. this will lead to more capable individuals on the world stage and stability in the long term, the us must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our country's transition to democracy in the middle east. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution. in tunisia, all western leaders condemned the outside violence. centuries, street protests were curated via facebook and musicians were sent into the crowd who sang , belarusian mode of mura, if you suddenly forgot

china vietnam indonesia kuwait united arab emirates belarusian goods today are actively moving to the asian markets food products and agricultural machinery . participation in international exhibitions helps to expand this list. syria afghanistan may be some more with them, how they go literally. in september. we held four exhibitions, three of them large-scale. the first one was with us, they sold armenia. sugar signed a wonderful contract. and, in principle, we also continued to sign a contract for food products, as well as milk powder, and continued cooperation. siri we had a good contract within the framework of the exhibition, the first dairy plant was signed, with a nose of 3 million. and the series is good because, in principle, it is also a regional exhibition, where players from neighboring countries gathered and it is good to enter the market. here, uh, on this uh, we took the arab emirates, cancer and jordan who came there before the syrian exhibition. and they also buy from us, and they also buy from us, if you prepare for the market correctly, you can sell by participatin

the attack and helping visually impaired football funds, the cato world cup is ready to debut an arabic commentary service. ah ah, for me, you get johnson. richardson has made a history by winning the conservative party leadership he said to become the 1st minister of indian origin. placing this truss as leader, this was selected. second attempt at the top job in 6 weeks. we initially lost 2 trucks in september, the 42 year old served as finance minister under morris johnson. i'd like to pay tribute to live trust for her dedicated public service to the country. she has led with dignity and grace for a time of great change and under exceptionally difficult circumstances, both at home and abroad. i am humbled and honored to have the support of my parliamentary colleagues and to be elected as leader that the conservative and unionist party it is the greatest privilege of my life to be able to serve the party i love and give back to the country. i owe so much to or alan fish as joining us now from dining street. allah. that wasn't that long ago, or one would imagine that richie select thoug

tehran to the mediterranean sea they took advantage of the circumstances they took advantage of the arab spring and hmm famous famous uh 11 leaders of the islamic revolution guards corps uh to kill the americans an american of suleimani and who do you remember, well, it always means er-er sp- whose portrait is constantly coming up in akroisiy, he shows him everywhere, even on the rostrum of the united nations organization, he showed him, well, obviously, he remembers him as a memory, he is just right was one of those who, back in the 12th year, speaking in front of the representatives of the command staff of their nkvd, or this particular corps, he said that incredible opportunities for communication with the arab spring are opening up before us, that is, finally, what what we waited there for a long time and we can really work with our islamic values ​​in the arab world and they tried to do it and how strange it is that the united states of america obama helped him in this, that is, they blackmailed the world with nuclear weapons and on let's say the nuclear agreement, they got resource

we pop into an arab tea house. on little c, a regional m, my ra ha, very close relationship. many feel called row. we have many fusion of music production of cinema that we made together in this social feel. feel you can find many, many association we used to say about that. we have the biggest faculty of pharmacy, of my rock because in our faculty of pharmacy, we have almost 500 my rock in the studying there. when i, when i listen to you, you say like when i was very much culture or different religion living here different. i think it a group living here or you also have challenges. you know, your sub challenges to people saying we don't one of the mediterranean, but i think i'm not gonna waste this city which has been able to monitor diversity better than others. why that people he asked you that diversity is good. i mean, is a heritage. we have to be current and he's good if you are leaving in places where you can see buildings that are wonderful and that counseling another culture, another people who are a br office on other religions. and you see that this good. and he's

we pop into an arab tea house. on they'll see a region, i'm my raw ha, very close relationally, many feel called ro. we have many fusion of new seeker production of cinema that we made together in the, in this social feel feel you can find many, many association we used to say about that. we have the biggest faculty of pharmacy, of my rock because in our faculty of pharmacy, we have almost 500 my rock in the study in there. when i, when i listen to you, you say like, well that's very much culture, different religion living here different. i think it a group living here are you also have challenges. you know, you also have challenges to people saying we don't want, i feel out of the mediterranean, but i think i'm not gonna raise this cd, which has been able to monitor diversity better than others. why that people, he, us you, that diversity is good. i mean is a heritage will have to be current and is good if you are leaving in places where you can see buildings that are wonderful and that counseling another culture,

you know with the arab world. they have always been distinguished, especially by their warmth, and in this regard, of course, egypt, e, stands out on this basis precisely on the basis of the instructions that were given by the presidents of both countries. we continue to work on the development of bilateral relations in all areas. during the visit the belarusian delegation to egypt discussed the prospects for further development of relations between the countries in various fields, and the egyptians are also interested in our scientific literature, which they are ready to massively translate into arabic education in it specialties in the field of medicine and engineering. the national biathlon team of belarus went to the first season of the skiing camp. place of training tyumen however, while the biathlon base met our team, the temperature was +10°c. these are pictures from the window of the hotel where the belarusians stayed biathletes. as you can see, the kite here at the moment does not actually resemble anythi

ones, which have the domestic arab market, then stop not working. one more feature. many smartphones. now they are equipped with plugs that are not intended for russian sockets of europeans, they can still come in this. and the chinese are all sorts of americans there. of course, they have their own, but there are also advantages to a number of smartphones. from the asian market their own firmware and when russian applications on some chinese phones are deleted on iphones or samsungs due to the sanctions policy. they remain the same alternative to the google play appstore where there are also all official applications, including russian ones. well, with the same iphones, everything is not so scary, they say, experts say sanctions applications are slowly returning. yes, and regional restrictions cease to interfere as soon as geolocation is turned on. the phone determines that it is in russia, then we have these features like, for example, the same japanese camera click or there is an arabic disabling of video calls in our territory of the russian fed

in the arabic language, this specialized commentary will be an offer in arabic and english at every game. during this world, when we speak of the clutter was the top, we all speak of legacy was this tournament will leave to the region.

we pop into an arab tea house. on they'll see a region, i'm my raw ha, very close relationally, many feel called ro. we have many fusion of new seeker production of cinema that we made together in the, in this social feel feel you can find many, many association we used to say about that. we have the biggest faculty of pharmacy, of my rock because in our faculty of pharmacy, we have almost 500 my rock in the study in there. when i, when i listen to you, you say like, well that's very much culture, different religion living here different. i think it a group living here are you also have challenges, you know, your sub challenges. people saying we don't one of the mediterranean, but i think i'm not grandmother this city which has been able to monitor diversity better than others. why that people he us you that diversity is good. i mean is a heritage will have to be current and is good if you are leaving in places where you can see buildings that are wonderful and that counseling another culture, another people who ar

in washington, they went to the white house with a request to bomb an african country, as for the arab spring and not only tunisia. this was the first experience of using modern technologies to manipulate the masses. i mean the widespread use of the internet, primarily social networks, to stir up protests. as it happens in big politics, france supported the military operation without great betrayal. it was not kolya sarkozy who had taken on the role of instigator of hostilities just 4 years before , when he financed his election campaign. the background to what happened then became clearer in 2015, when a hack attack on ex-secretary hilory clinton's e-mail made everything publicly available information that was not intended for the general public. it turned out that the us was evaluating underlying motives. sarkozy 's desire is rather prosaic to achieve for his country a larger share in libyan oil production to increase french influence in north africa the best domestic political for himself in france, to give the french army the opportunity to restore its position in the world to resp

petersburg, mohammed benzoid almikhayan was met by a solemn guard the most powerful arab ruler in the world according to the new york times was clearly in a hurry, he modestly greeted those who met and took a seat in a russian limousine aurus , a brand familiar to him, because the united arab emirates is one of the investors project, when he was still the crown prince of abu dhabi, the russian president proudly showed him such a car in moscow, in general, the leaders met more than once and were not bad friends friends know today mohammed benzoide far ayan arrived in russia on his first visit as president of the united arab emirates this postson took in may glad to see you, welcome to russia, we have only developed contacts for 50 years of our diplomatic relations. only in spite of all the complexity. today's relations in the world on the relations between russia and the once-daily united emirates are an important factor of stability in the region. yes, it can be said in the world as a whole, dear mr. president. i'm glad to see you in first turn. i would like to wish you all the very b

the story goes that the arabs brought these two sicily in the 9th century, handrolled rice with a meat filling breaded and fried. the taste, i am told is the taste of home for everyone in sicily. just a few miles off the toe of the boot of italy lies the island of sicily. with volcanic soil so fertile, its nickname is god's kitchen. sicily is also said to be home to the gates of . impoverished for centuries, concord by everyone from the arabs to the french and haunted by mafia connections, the locals have learned to make the most of what they have. in this fiercely traditional region rings are changing and i want to discover the effect it is having on the food. classic cuisine is harnessing the power of simple ingredients and allowing them to shine. do not mistake uncomplicated for blamed. seafood, vegetables and pasta only need a little local olive oil and salt to reveal their sublime qualities. just outside of the capital any seaside town, a self-taught chef has built his reputation on the basics. >> [speaking non-english] >> he left school at 17 to work with his dad making stained-

, world, and diarrhea, american arabic, 5 languages in total. that is quite a loss. what language do you prefer, and in what language do you think and dream are generally in the thomas he took about a little more precisely, raphael specific revere is the language spoken by my parents and ancestors. he was like that at ho dot. although if you're out of rent you, it's from the spanish high school in and her sima are allowed to study in spain around 90. percent of them sees this opportunity once they've finished university, most only come back to morocco to visit their families. you know me, i've now ema gabby what kind of lives to women lead in today's morocco? how do they and money, particularly in the rural regions. i'm leaving and her sema, and continuing my journey through the breast, taking rif mountains in the north of the country. this mountainous region is very rugged. for centuries, the people here have been self sufficient. girls and women in rural areas to a gaining more educational and employment opportunities these days. i meeting wit

for the hearts of the arabs. we expect the hospital management to take a strong stance against statements of this kind from which emerges. the spirit of general racial arrogance against an entire population to discuss the issue with our join life by dan cohen, a journalist on skip co producer of the award winning documentary, killing, gone so many thanks for joining us on the program down. so what are these remark say about attitudes towards the palestinian population in israel? what was your reaction to the news? well, this is simply just an expression of the national ideology. in israel of zionism, which seeks to maintain a jewish demographic majority at the expense of the indigenous native palestinian population. and it's really not the best thing is, as we can see, to say these kinds of things in public forums. because then there are newspaper articles and, and it, and it gets into international television. but it's basically what, what zionism dictates. and in order to maintain this, this, this demographic b

in the arabic language, this specialized commentary we offer in arabic and english at every game. during this world, when we speak of the potter was the top, we all speak of legacy was this tournament will lead to the region. and i hope that the descriptive coming through will be a part of this legacy. it's about making football in the middle east, a more inclusive experience, just one long term targets of this world come.

yes , the united arab emirates are now buying aurus because the president of the united arab emiratesin on an aurus, and putin says a lot to meet the president of the emirates and he clearly remembered something very important, such details in negotiations of such serious importance, maybe we increased the set. our commodity turnover is doubling every news is a new occasion for american indignation. although the opec plus decision coordinated decline in oil production, it is extremely understandable not directed against anyone against the sky, we are not going to and do not do it in such a way as to create problems for anyone. moreover, here the decision of custody plus the decision plus, aimed exclusively at balancing the world market, has found yet another extreme guardianship. plus. moreover, it is not clear, that is, it is clear that the weather in st. petersburg in the evening just covers up their own mistakes, heavy rain has deteriorated, the wind is cold, obviously not for such weather, of course, he is used to the president of the united arab emirates now he has to withdraw fr