we have a lot of arabic speaking medium. could we start with arty arabic? looking a little from, out of the out of cassandra mohammed, arty arabic minister, lover of, according to u. m. o. got it. here are, what is the significance of arab states in the foreign policy of russia? have you reconsidered your priorities regarding such states? in 2022 arabs are our long term and true friends. mm hm. but we maintain regular contacts on a bilateral level with the arab league, with their ah, what golf corporation council? just yesterday i took part in another meeting with ambassadors on the arab league countries. my room in may of looking, i visited the arab league headquarters in k row. i spoke before all member states and pneumonia. and i see that they understand our position. i see that they understand that its not only about ukraine, it is rather about a major notify the other fightin for a new world order in which she does. she stood between those who consider that these word world order, needs to follow the air rules that include domination of the u. s. and i

state in holestia, despite this, the arabs are israeli wars.ast gave rise to many problems that have not been resolved to this day in a pile of modern problems of this problem, and the palestinian refugees this problem belonging to a number of disputed territories. the palestinian national autonomy itself, in the form in which it exists today, is located on the territory of the west bank of the jordan river and the gaza strip, while, as they said, and the relevant resolutions, it was necessary to ensure the creation of an independent and territorially continuous palestinian state. and ensure their peaceful existence. today, just as then, we are very far from solving this problem. the doomsday war, with its transience in as a result, it became protracted, because it turned, and into long e, confrontation at the borders and into guerrilla movements, thus the yom kippur war. actually, it is still going on. there are skirmishes still taking place. uh, the jews from the palestine doomsday for the first time came on stage, guardianship. organization

arabic language media.rt with artie and arabica. my name is kassamart sergey viktorovich in your opinion. what is the place of the arab state of revision? turn towards these countries thank you we maintain regular contacts both through bilateral channels and with the league of arab states and the cooperation council of the arab states of the gulf just yesterday. i had another meeting with all the ambassadors. uh member countries of the arab league. and uh in may was uh, headquarters in the apartment or yaransky the statesman in his career also spoke there in front of all member countries, and i see , firstly, an understanding of our position, an understanding that this is far from only and not at all about ukraine, but about the struggle for a new world order between those who believe that he must be completely subordinate to their rules, and the rules involve the dominance of the united states by their satellites and those who want the world order to be democratic. after all, i have already spoken about th

emirates, you can meet a lot of russian princes and princesses there, why did the arab sheikhs give shelter to the russian standard and is it true that dubai is preparing a spare airfield for putin? oleksandr melnikov explained how dubai turned into dubaisk. flooded the arab emirates with its culture. i say so, gangsters with expensive yachts , cars and villas, a white sheet of about $5 million. how does dubai help russians to circumvent western sanctions? they liked us very much and it was amazing. putin's entourage is preparing a spare airfield in the sands of the persian gulf in case of a coup d'état in the kremlin. they all have their own jets. of course, they all have real estate there. greetings. my name is oleksandr melnikov. and this is the facts of the week today we will talk about how dubai has turned into a second moscow for russians in social terms and a new london in financial terms, how the russian elite takes their money there to circumvent western sanctions and how putin's entourage travels to dubai how to get home and what they are actually hiding there don't miss i

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then 1973 arab is really war. when oil brought huge wealth to some countries, while others faced economic challenges, the 1970s a decade of both war and peace of discontent and of profound change. the who's the decade began the impact of israel victory over the combined armies of syria. jordan and egypt in 1967, was still being felt. israel took the sinai peninsula of gaza from egypt, the golan heights from syria captured east jerusalem, and the west bank from jordan. the era countries lost territory and their pride was badly just in the ad. and as he met the only gonna take him a lot of net dealing was a get a letter to let her sit up the piano see? well man and we neglect coey official. does not give me lots of hold of it the way that she has her, i guess. and this mean, let her know that if he'd been left most effective, been a haggard and i may have must net. net in tunnel po me will hope to feel that the get him off with his will, will come out of the mouse or stop in no way get my daughter. i'll be my about

and he hears a huge amount of arabic, not turkish, arabic music around, and he, and he was definitely dictator, such a strong-willed person is quite tough, and he says why there is no turkish music, and there is only arabic music, and he is answered like this answered in 1999 in ukraine or in 2007 in ukraine or even in 2013 in ukraine or even in 2020 in ukraine that people like arabic music turkish music is not liked we are not people do not like this music and do not write poems do not create musical arrangements and so on and so on and so on. well, well, that's what people want. oh, i understand. yes, he goes on and walks 100 m - he says why there is no turkish music, and the arabic itself is explained to him again. well, these people don't write, these people don't sing. people don't like people like people yes people do people, he says yes and walks another 100 m from the third time, i ask why i don’t have arabic, i do n’t have turkish, they already understood his surroundings , what he was leading to, scratched and sweated. yes, we understood the subtle hint, and since he was a t

states, oman, the 56th shadow fleet of bahrain, ali al-salem and ahmed jaber, kuwait , the united arab emirates, are the focal points of the american presence in the persian gulf. they also put this important region under their influence . the united states, with its military presence in west asia and protection in the arab rulers, keeps its arms sales market warm . in the report of the american congressional research center published in 2017, it is stated that the united states created 4 million fixed job opportunities in war manufacturing industries since 2011, azar has sent half of its weapons to the arab countries of the persian gulf. according to this report, arms sales constitute 20% of us exports. in 2017, the value of arms sales contracts to the persian gulf countries reached 49 billion dollars. it is equal to 79% of the total value of weapons sold by the united states. despite this, the us military presence in west asia has been very costly . in 2016, during his election campaign, us president donald trump stated that the united states had spent 70 million dollars in west asia

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iran has been weighing the arab emirates for tens of years and captured two arab emirates, i spend mytary naval exercises with e-e how do i say that there is no persian gulf in the arabian gulf and i saw that even it was already false, he begins to see before himself a new ukraine with which it is possible to count with which it is necessary to pay attention and be afraid and the third moment azerbaijanis last year leaders turkey, azerbaijan dropped such a very important statement when i said that one people, two states, one national state , this is the third of azerbaijan and turkey, they are already allies, and where the turkish people are extending or extending to two countries in the north of iran during the protest of 11 million azerbaijanis who are also protesting they can really need their own department either at least nationally or at least eh on september 19, 2019, i apologize and it is a pity that europe did not receive the signal seriously, now we understand that the iranian regime is not a regional threat and a global threat means that there should be a global confrontati

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but what was the arab spring in reality? well, back in 2010, it was hailed by many in the west as a victory for democracy. governments were toppled as protest spread like wildfire to countries including egypt, yemen, bahrain, algeria, jordan, and iraq. one of the bloodiest events bundled in with the arabs spring was the nato bombardment of libya in 2011, but ended in disaster. and the brutal execution of luma gadhafi with a country descending into a quagmire from which is never fully recovered. with the resurgence of g hottest on a bitter war between rival governments. but good daffy's demise was celebrated by the west. yes, we came. we saw a died in sylvia foreign intervention led to a lengthy conflict. but despite sanctions of western bach, proxies, president assad remains empower. iraq remains unstable with frequent protests and difficulties forming a government, egypt to have been plagued by instability. and schoo nicea is now witnessing fresh unrest and a dire economic crisis. so more than a decade on the question remai

we have to get rid of the classical music tradition because this is assumed to be arabic and persian and not really ours. we have to get rid of all of these things that have defined as that have come in from the outside, benjamin embassy to, to jewelry. it's a niche in music. i think we're going to call out a lot more santana because, you know, the other 2, she could get music. yes. and his music also get hot music. hug to, to carp museum. you see, i'm a button meet immediately, kind of special and she kid will get it to music. yeah, the other took awesome is eagles, mom b dot jr. model. miss jenny, if i did mention the whole only he thought you didn't need schuler and music to boise yours and ditch stop music zones. it is. but i me the need to not die. music there. listen was to get a jump ish marilyn. so they produced a kind of westernized turkish music, a kind of turkish musical tradition that was, that imitated the western tradition. so the world of turkish symphonies and operation ballets and so on and so forth. and there was the famous and turkish fife, a group of composes who

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i think there are a number of arab countries, primarily saudi arabia, the arab emirates and other countriessuch a rigid position . in relation to israel and in relation to russia, unambiguously supportive, it is simply necessary to understand that arab countries are usually authoritarian regimes, therefore they are drawn by a common identity to the bloc with russia, at the same time some of them about which i have already mentioned and others are under the great influence of the united states of america which distracts them from such a possible union

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but what was the arab spring in reality? well back in 20.

he was a true arab nationalist. he believed that the solution to the world was to unify all of the arabs, as they said, from the ocean to the gulf, from morocco to alma. now his porky personality often got in the way of his political objectives and he never did successfully unify libya with any other country. but he certainly had a dream puppy unified arab world, which would dominate opec even more than the our world dominates it today. let's shift gears a little bit and place them focused on saudi arabia. now the us relies heavily, i would say, even primarily on saudi oil, the u. s. a. saudi arabia, as number one customer. conversely, the saudis are america's number one customer in the way of military arms. they buy up tens and tens of millions of dollars of hardware from the d o d, i would say almost every quarter it seems. how would you characterize the u. s. saudi relationship is it a symbiotic one, or the relationship between saudi arabia in the united states is very on equal, or the united states provide saudi

and reach for normalization with the arab countries.nd then the palestinian question would be solved. he does not say how. and with this government that supports more settlement, clearly a palestinian state is not the agenda. nicole: how important was antony blinken's visit to ensure further influence over the course of events in the middle east, including working towards a solution to this conflict? reporter: the americans don't have any plan. they just want to lower the flames. they give a good boost to the movement here in israel that is trying to block these judicial reforms, that want to weaken the judiciary. he said he would add another $50 million to a united nations agency that helps palestinian refugees. basically the whole idea is to keep things on a low flame. but we note here that things could explode again. nicole: our correspondent in jerusalem, thank you for your time again. at least 100 people are known to have died in pakistan following us we said, tag at a mosque -- following a suicide bomb attack inside a mosque. the

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some locals were calling out "death to arabs!"s and cities, there had been sweets and celebrations as news spread that seven israelis had been killed. overnight, israeli police made more than a0 arrests, leading away a line of suspects from the home of the palestinian gunman. later, with security forces still there, the 21—year—old's father said his son wasn't part of any political group and that he didn't know why he acted. he was my son. i was not inside his mind or his thoughts. everyone has a different attitude in this life. but tensions were already running high a day after the deadliest israeli military raid in the occupied west bank in years. nine palestinians, two of them civilians, were killed. the israeli armed forces say they were acting on intelligence to prevent islamichhad fighters here carrying out major attacks. in response, palestinian militants fired rockets from the gaza strip. in recent months, amid rising violence, there have been repeated international calls for calm. but now, once again here, there are fears

the arab countries. and then the palestinian question will be solved. he doesn't say how and with this government that supports more settlements. clearly a palestinian state is not on the agenda at home, or was lincoln's visit to ensure he has influence over the further course and events in the middle east, including of course the working towards a solution of the conflict. yeah, well did a demo cuz they don't have any plan now. so they just want to kind of like lower the flames. they, they gave a good boost to the movement here in israel. that is trying to block it. judicial reforms that want to weaken the judiciary a he said that he would add another $50000000.00 to a united nations agency that helps palestinian refugees. and it basically the whole idea is to keep things on a low flame. but we know here that things could explode again. summers are called journalists based interest on thank you for your time again. at least 100 people are now known to have died and pakistan following a suicide bomb atta

are you willing to let the 300,000 arabs who have residency in east jerusalem vote?well, i'm certainly willing to have them all v all the powers they need to govern themselves but none of the powers can threaten us. israel should have the overriding security responsibility because every time we moved out, say from lebanon, basically iran came in with its hez boll la, we moved out of gaza and other radical islamists the hamas took over. if we talk away, as people suggest, then you'll have hamas and iran move into the hills around jerusalem over looking tel aviv. i think there's a formula for peace, but my view is because of the fact that the continue yum, the persistent palestinian refusal goes back a century, to recognize jewish state, a nation state for the jewish people, that persistent refusal persists. if we wait for them, we're not going to have peace. people said you have to work your way outside in. inside out. i think realistically it has to be the other way around. if we make peace with saudi arabia, depends on the saudi leadership. and bring effectively the

ah, 85 years broadcasting to the arab world. last goodbye from the bbc's arabic radio service. news reader mahmud almost solid. he has been the station signature, voice for 30 years. fittingly, he read the final bulletin wound, london b, b. c. cost cutting is led to nearly $400.00 job losses at the bbc world service. and the number of foreign language radio channels being brought to a close. almost sodomy, fresh from that final broadcast, is full of memories from his time at the service. and before that, his time, as a listener in cairo, the old people goes to go in the room and closed it because they are not allowed. and that they suffer to listen only of always different from selfish. you know, if you 5 years they'll be your last millions of years this get a divinity years various wrong. soft far not the real money. london, it was in 1938. when the bdc itself is only 16 years old, that arabic became its 1st foreign language service, saudi gemini, iraqi gibson dignitaries, and were invited for the occasion. its popularity grew

that's when the arabs spring lead the outlets. the ousting of the former president, thine l aberdeen ban. ali ann sparked uprisings across the arab world. this time, june is ins accused present kai site of orchestrating a power grab and for the weakening the economy, or a con reports protesters, like how be booking the avenue in the heart of tuna. oh, they want president haste, lead out of power. the streets had long been states for political change. 12 years ago, protest grew here, spread across the country, and within weeks, totally long time. president vinny and nobody been, i mean, oh, no opposition. groups that have long been rivals have unified, include the national salvation from coalition and the free constitution party. on the anniversary of the revolution they are more united than ever before. and that a lot of progress has been made in this particular point. the way out is quite simple, or is it is actually a dialogue, a national dialogue between stakeholders in this country and national are, were presented to offer dif

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ban ali and spunk, uprisings across the arab world. this time, june is ins accuse present kai site of orchestrating a power grab and further weakening the economy. or a con reports. ah, protesters like hobby boogie, the avenue, and the hot tuna they want present a fleet out of power. the street long been state for political change. 12 years ago, protest grew here, spread across the country, and with him weeks toppled long time president. vinny albertine benner lee. oh, no opposition. groups that have long been rivals have unified and they include the national salvation front coalition and the free constitution party on their anniversary of the revolution down more united than ever before. and that a lot of progress has been made in this particular point. and the way out is quite simple or is it is actually a dialogue, a national dialogue between stakeholders in this country and national at were presented to also a bit different. but it was yeah, it will many thaws and attempt to placate the protestors. the president attended to rally o

states and other countries because there have been a wave of condemnation in the arab world and fromope and even from the united states. >> this decision to visit was not taken in isolation. the prime minister was consulted, right? >> he was. the reporting is saying he did not oppose this. there were some of earlier reports he tried to get it delayed. he didn't oppe it andater he put out a media statement saying it didn't change prayer arrangements or any other arrangements at the holy site. he rejected criticism from other countries about this. he was in on this. according to media reports here, did not oppose the decision to go up. >> put in context for us how unusual would it be for a minister to carry out a visit of this nature. >> it is pretty rare and unusual for a minister to go to that site. it is a hotspot. it has been a flashpoint of violence and conflict. there have been visits on isolated occasions in the past. it is the personality a far right politician seen as a red flag by the palestinians because of a hard line towards the palestinians and arabs. the personality of t

the arab world -- blinken's objectives are to push this normalization process.can you also talk about what is happening right now to the palestinian gunmen's home, this whole idea of collective punishment? they are ceiling at all. explain what takes place >> what israel does is systematically punish not just the perpetrators of attacks but sometimes the extended families. this collective punishment is part of a process of trying to crush the spirit of palestinian society. you don't just put the perpetrator of an attack in jail, you interrogate, brutalize, and torture members of the family and then seal off and destroy their home. he takes place all over occupied jerusalem. it takes place all the occupied west bag, 6% of the west bank and so-called area c of the oslo accords. they systematically destroy homes. my brother had the house destroyed because they did not have a permit. you cannot get a permit. it is a catch-22 situation. it is intended to humiliate and punish palestinian society. the demolition of the homes is just the peak of a process of systematic d

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and he was talking about a dramatic breakthrough with other arab countries. and the idea is that aster is word will reach peace with neighboring countries, even mention saudi arabia. but this is the country that, that often israelis are talking about, then it would be easier to reach peace with the palestinians. second, look now at some other stories making headlines around the world to day. they are secretary general has urged south korean to provide military support or the government in ukraine against oldenburg, has been meeting officials. and so hoping to persuade the government of earth a long standing ban on supplying weapons to countries engaged in act of conflict. polish prime minister monteros muranski as the country as planning to spend 4 percent of its gross domestic product on its military this year. and will be the highest percentage among all nato countries. owen is working to expand its army following rush as the invasion of ukraine. a russian strike has killed one person and wounded 3 more in the eastern ukrainian city of harkins. according to

now the answer was an arabic. my name is holly i was abducted by the cia in 2004. a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured by the cia. and he came up with him because led me into interpretation, a powerful documentary told her story of how the geo politics of the post 911 world blue in the life of an innocent bill mastery case on al jazeera lou until mccray and dough are these are the top stories on al jazeera, a plane carrying 72 people has crashed in nepal. the yeti airlines aircraft went down nipple car airport, around 200 kilometers from the capitol cap man to an airport. official says 68 bodies have been recovered from jato limbo has more from the capitol cap man to the gorge where the ah plane crashed. apparently the fires have been doused ah and are out. and i local earth on the onlookers or people living in the settlements through where the flights basically fly over did report. ah, that they did see on some instability. and in the movement of the flight before they heard a loud crash on a few moments later, russian missile attacks have struck multiple u

we'll hear from a minister out of the united arab emirates. also on our show, davos lies the l. g, b, t, q flag, or companies ready to move beyond symbols and make their workplaces safer. for consortium crypto currency, lender genesis has filed for bankruptcy in the us. it's the latest to fall after a state shake out in the digital asset market and the collapse of crypto exchange, f t x. genesis global capital one of 3. genesis entities that apply for bankruptcy . protection on thursday froze customer withdrawals and november days after f t x made its own insolvency filing. a genesis estimates it has more than 100000 creditors. oil screens corta in new york for more gens crypto lenders like genesis, were really acting as almost like banks. but the customers didn't really have deposit protection like they would with banks. so what kind of re course, if any, do they have when someone freezes their, their deposits? well steven, i would say get in line. i mean, those bankruptcy protection protest this, they are very lengthy, they take some time and then at the end of the process, yo

i hope for uh, the arab states flooded primarily on the emirates but on the other hand.. e. there are some prospects here, if there would be some warming of normalization, well, the opening of the m4 highway, which leads there the border with iraq. uh, the possibility of economic uh, there is a trade exchange for turkey, but that's all about it they say and write that, of course, improving siri relationships is a question that has a lot to do with rectors. e processors turkey presidential elections presidential elections. e that the opposition is playing on the fact that turkish policy is in the syrian direction. in general , it failed that the turks would spend huge amounts of money on bark spending us the maintenance of syrian refugees. eh, almost. well, 3.7 million is considered. yes, this time around, from $40 billion to $200 billion is being spent on this. well, no fantasy, but nonetheless. be that as it may, in any case, it's a big burden. uh, and social. tosha, then something needs to be done with these, uh, territories that are under the control of turkey, becaus

n. presents united front then voice from the arab and muslim world. a day off to these very security ministers incursion is the out x a must compound the e. e recommends pre flight testing for passengers from china. or south korea says 26 percent of arrivals from china, of tested positive. the coping 19. protests continue in bolivia, demanding the release of detained governor from the opposition for the live for santa cruz. ah, who begin in the us, whether be a 7th. the boat in about 2 hours, as kevin mccarthy bids to become speaker of the house of representatives. for the 2nd day, the republicans fell to convince a group of hard liners to give him the top job, with about 20 refusing to support him. it needs at least $218.00 votes to be elected, or u. s. present joe biden, his urge politicians to get their act together, saying the fight for leadership of the house reflects poorly on the country. it's embarrassing for the country. i mean, literally, i am making a part of this reality that you know, to be able have of congress. the can function is embar