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

delivered to the arab state and today will be donated to the new alexandrian library, one of the largest book depositories in the world. kupala kolos bogdanovich with karina and other samples of rare printed publications will represent our national culture in the international arena. not in closed funds. she is an honorary exposition. one of the largest projects of cultural cooperation was organized in the reading room in the year of historical memory. trade unions in the collection, mini-books, there are arabs and graphic manuscripts, preserved in belarus belarusian. private edition of kitaba handwritten books of belarusian muslims ancient belarusian manuscripts autographs of famous authors throughout the year, the belarusian side was actively working in the first place. this, of course, is the manufacture of the uh, minicopies themselves. our national library. uh, digitize the data of the book. and the new library of alexandria will have not only paper versions, but also electronic versions of these books. our relationship. you know with the arab world. they have always been distinguis

weapons, second thing is to continue finish the arab-israeli conflict by having peace with other arab statessaudi arabia can make peace with israel, and i think this will push the abran arab israel's conflict to a closure. and continue the great economic revolution that israel has become, i can see a few ideas of breaking into the life sciences. genetic databases that we have and other things that i think could make a tremendous difference to us and our arab neighbors and all of humanity, i think they are three worthy goals, i'll see if the israeli people will give me that chance. i hope we can break through. mark: i wish you the best, god willing, the book "bibi my story," you can get it now at bibimystory.com, on tuesday, but you can get the copyright away. it is a fantastic book, i know you will love it. mr. prime minister, it has been an honor to have you, good luck and god bless you too. >> thank you, mark, godmo bless yostu too, thank you. mark: we'll be right back. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. this isn't just freight. these

with the need to build a formula for coexistence. e between an independent jewish state and an arab stateh must coexist in peace within internationally recognized boundaries. on the one hand, this situation just showed that both the united states and the soviet union are really strange, which are capable of, and to balance this pre- polar system, that is, where there are two poles, one pole the united states the other pole the soviet union, this has become an important indicator, which showed that the former colo. they can no longer exert powers, including military influence on the african continent in the middle east that is, in general, the time has come for new great powers, the events of the soviet crisis showed how reluctantly great britain france were ready to part. uh, with this role of the colonial powers, despite the fact that, in fact, this post-war situation forced them to part with their imperial ambitions and find themselves literally in the backyard, that is, the system of international relations that was developing war. and hmm which everyone calls the suez crisis. this is,

golden literary fund is now in egypt 12 mini copies of rare domestic books were delivered to the arab state and today they are donating to the new alexandrian library, one of the largest book storages in the world. kupala kolos bogdanovich with karina and other samples of rare printed publications will present our national culture in the international arena, not in closed funds, but on an honorary exhibition in the reading room in the year of historical memory, they organized one of the largest projects of cultural cooperation, trade unions in the collection, mini-books, there are also arabic-graphic manuscripts that have been preserved with us belarusian early printed editions, kitabs, handwritten books of belarusian muslims, ancient belarusian manuscripts, autographs of famous authors. throughout the year, the belarusian side worked actively in the first place. this, of course, making themselves, uh, mini copies of our national library. uh, digitize the data of the book. and the new library of alexandria will have not only paper media, but also an electronic version of these books of our

government forces waged war on the houthis against the official government . supported by a coalition of arab stateshe united states in the sith iran, in the spring the parties agreed on a truce, but a few days ago the houthis refused to renew it. whether the arabian peninsula is threatened by new clashes , alexey tried to understand american politicians for a long time. so carefully did not choose the expression, as after the decision of custody. plus cutting oil production is all that joe biden was able to answer. we are disappointed that the oil monarchies of the middle east have placed the united states in an uncomfortable position in this the very moment when the us-saudi friendship is needed by the americans, to pump up the region even more weapons. the truce in yemen has failed and the saudis are again ready to grapple with the houthis. in deathmatch america's ppk in anticipation of new orders the problem is that the saudis are supported by the americans whether it's obama or trump they sell weapons to the saudis in insane amounts we are talking about $300 billion under trump and $115 billion

international law wanted magnitudes higher than what's happening in millions of people and cross at the arab states across africa. and frankly, even across europe. precisely, no, no, no doubt, no question about that, but i would, i would still submitted at this point of time is if there is going to be something as international and international on or not liberals rule based order, which is, which is an external, which is which is not, not a very honest characterization, but if that is going to be international owner, then international relations is not, must not be, not just be about power and interest. but it should also be about certain lose norms which can be respected by all parties. i think most of the most of the decision makers, in most would agree with the i know that you often you also point out that balance is one of the key values in foreign affairs. and i think that the russians ultimately are very byzantine in their approach. they're all about dancing and even the soviet union as communism as it was in the art of balancing. but the question is whether the west is opening is open to ba

so, so a senior fellow at the arab gulf states institute in washington at welcome to d. w. i'm, we just sent seen him out report the revolutionary god call seems like an enormously powerful economic player. what sort of oversight of a subject to well, you know, the public has tried to have civilian oversight and civilian control. but at the same time, the very same revolution using that, that it got to protect itself against domestic protests. and whenever you invite an army to shoot in to be in the domestic politics of the state, you can never push them out again because they have the guns and the city. there's not. and this is why that got returned for support for the or she has the mandate concessions. and some of this is economically as your report. so i got it in control of not the economy of the wrong, but even also the politics. all right, and this is all out in the open it. everybody knows that, that the revolutionary god controls all these companies. so, and demonstrates complaint about the state of the economy. are they also calling for? and so the involvement of

initiative, which was put forward in 2002 by the king of saudi arabia, approved by the league of arab statest the summit in tehran was approved by all members of the organization of islamic cooperation, and we are here. absolutely coinciding positions, we consider it important not to succumb to attempts of this kind not to succumb to attempts to replace two state decisions with measures of economic support for the palestinians and we attach special, and special importance to the efforts, which are currently being undertaken. uh, in order to help the palestinians restore the unity of their ranks , russia has already held several meetings with the participation of delegates from all palestinian factions , egypt algeria is undertaking a similar force . organizations of islamic cooperation. let us continue these efforts and hope, as we did not agree today, that we will discuss it within the framework of the united nations. we will continue the palestinian issue act in the united front. it is known that russia has the status of an observer in order to maximize the use of relations between russia

quite, but an important, if not a key role in the unification of the persian gulf countries and the arab states, brix comes against the backdrop of cooling relations with washington after saudi arabia, contrary to the wishes of the united states, supported the reduction in oil production within the framework, plus the white house announced the need to revise cooperation, according to nbc. one of the options is to try to dissuade american companies from expanding business ties to the kingdom, such mood swings among partners, of course, do not suit. saudi arabia climbed the union usa, but now this patron of the united states of america is hard for her, because the americans are constantly changing the rules of the game even with saudi arabia. in general, the statement of saudi arabian officials is known there that the americans have not fulfilled any of their written obligations, and putin has fulfilled even what was not just written down, but told to them. the desire of the leadership of the kingdom to fix a place in brix is ​​connected precisely with this, to say to confirm and consolidate the

by the countries of the commonwealth and the former colony of britain, but also by a number of arab statesrvicemen from one of the arab countries, apparently from ukrainians. uh, normal resources have run out. they have already begun to dig under the internet garbage dump. you already have such comic stories and showing them on the leading channels. well, actually goes all the input to you is huge. thank you. we'll keep in touch. all the best to you, we will continue to expose the fake video. uh, i'll even call them video memes, almost here. one of these. let's see, but ukrainian. propaganda signs it that, supposedly in these frames, people rejoice, just undermining the crimean bridge. some football plaster. let's tell what it is football fans. i'm happy to give you a story. uh, this video has such a football player will griegs - this is a northern irishman, and he played for win athletic for a long time there in the frame man with wigan football club logo. and there, apparently, some british pops, probably a team of wigans playing and, uh, the story of this video and this song. it is even

before the abraham accords that took place in 2020 when we signed the four peace treaties with arab states in four months, two weeks before that saudi arabia opened up the air space to hundreds of thousands of israeli oohs who fly regularly to the united arab emirates and bahrain. that didn't happen accidentally. i hint at it in my discussions with the meetings that i had with gulf leaders and you should also know that there's no way that the peace treaties we had with the gulf states would have taken place without the approval of saudi arabia so my hope is if i win the election, god willing, you know, nobody can know for sure in two weeks, then my goal would be definitely to expand the circle of peace to include saudi arabia because once that happens, when really basically our ending the arab israeli conflict and we can move to the israeli palestinian conflict. everybody said for a quarter of a century, first we have to get peace withi beg to differ you can't get peace with palestinians they don't want to recognize state of the israel if we wait we wait another quarter of a century i went

we did during the trump administration, arab states, deep relationship with the israelis, and made it less likely american kids would have to fight and die again. they should continue to be important. the biden administration and dick durbin want to cozy up to the iranians, giving them billions in a crazy deal they continue to pursue, it is risk to the american people. it is bad for us. >> shannon: the ap has a headline talking about this administration trying to juggle concern over human rights issues and the nuclear deal, it says biden juggles nukes as grows, can he side with the protest movement and salvage the 2015 iran nuclear deal that would pump billions into tehran's treasury? >> mike: you can't have it both ways, you can't give them billions in sanctions relief and hope the regime will respect its own people and you can't give them billions and think they won't continue to attack americans and continue campaign against israel. this is silly policy and as you think about it, they are connected. the same iranians biden is giving money to is providing to the russias to kill ukra

this is what all the key arab states supported, including saudi arabia emirates although the presidentemirates, as we remember, in st. petersburg even accepted vladimir’s coat and everything is very detailed, partner also means bad news. uh, all the key countries of latin america, including brazil, a member of argentina, which, in general, is our honest partner and all the last presidents and prime ministers, they practically decided to support, serbia well, serbia, i would not throw a stone at them, because, well , here it is impossible, if it is possible to put it this way, the applied meaning is the conclusion. well , practical sense. well, let's just think ah, who is willing to resist the pressure of the west in the current situation to take the risk of helping us call him to circumvent sanctions and so on. and who was the most surprise for me was one surprise. it is that myanmar is a country that is itself under sanctions - this is not surprising. this is what i'm trying to find. uh, maxima, i'm trying to find a connection between voting and real deeds. just like us, uh, trying to

saw in the trump administration the abraham accords, this normalization between israel and other arab stateshink biden officials would like to see that happen. so it's not just about the energy prices. that means that saudi arabia has a lot of leverage. it always has. and the u.s. never really takes that step to throw relations into a crisis. even when the saudis drive us craz crazy, as they often do. >> one way to get more oil pumped, although the equipment, the refinery equipment is really way out of date, is venezuela. they are doing something -- they are lifting sanctions and letting chevron start pumping again. but the dictatorship has not done anything and that would be politically toxic, especially in florida. >> very difficult for president biden to make a move like that, which would put more oil on the market. ourvegs however, i don't think u.s. officials think it would be a game changing amount of oil to change the trajectory of prices. i was traveling in south america. this specific topic came up. what he essentially said is if they take important steps to talk to the opposition a

administration we negotiated the abraham accords which were four peace deals between israel and arab statesed those to the biden administration. we also handed them the maximum economic pressure campaign against the islamic republic of iran. they have spent almost the past 19, 20 month, begging pleading, cajoling this regime back into the failed deal that trump withdrew from the first place. what's happened? what is really fascinating is that the iranian people, they're the ones that have rejected these overtures, right? the iranian women we see on the streets, in the sixth week of protesting, i was seeing on university campuses the students were chanting to the iranian authorities, to the religious police, you are our isis. the i.g. c which we and trump administration designated as a terrorist entity, they're telling the people, they're the security forces in charge of everything, they're telling iranians you will not be able to protest anymore. essentially we're going to crack down. i don't think the iranian people will stand for that. there is a revolution happened from these young women

power and the result of that was we could form peace treaties, four historic peace treaties with arab statesnfronting the common threat against iran. i think this is the prescription for the world as a whole and people will read the book and glean out of this this insight. i think you need like minded states, free states, free world states should unite in building formidable, hard power, formidable economic and military power and i di diplomateic allis that will shore up our power vis-a-vis those who want to eradicate our life or eradicate our existence. there is no substitute for that because, you know, lincoln said, well, we have to appeal to the better angels of our nature. he was right, except he had to win the bloodiest of america's wars to do that. you don't want to be in that position. if you want to avoid war, be strong. if you want to win wars, be strong. just don't be weak. maria: yeah. well, we're seeing a lot of weakness right now unfortunately but you're talking about in your op-ed and in your auto biography about unshack he'lling the israeli economy and that was what was requir

a pry on the world stage, the visit was largely seen as an effort to pave the way for the gulf arab states that are the major oil producers, to increase production of oil, not to decrease it. we heard from john kirby from the white house speaking to jonathan kaye part a little while ago about what the ramifications of the move will be. take a listen. >> there's no question -- >> one of the motivation for it was, they can speak to that, it is clearly working to the benefit of vladimir putin into russia who want to keep profiteering off of oil revenues, have more control over what the supply is on the market. clearly this benefits him and we will keep doing what we have to do with our allies and partners to make sure that the energy is secure. -- >> i was with president biden on friday and involve oh plant in maryland, where he said he is not done with his response yet to this opec plus's decision. the u.s. is looking for ways to respond and they are frankly showing a bit more -- than that you typically do. in diplomats durations like this, because they want to send a song strong signal to a

nick: america's longest relationship with an arab state began 77 years ago. four-time elected u.s.nklin roosevelt, and ibn saud, the warrior monarch backed by a fanatical clergy, created a fundamental agreement, american security in exchange for saudi energy. but today, that agreement must be re-examined, president biden told cnn's jake tapper last night. pres. biden: there's going to be some consequences, for what they've done, with russia. nick: what the saudis did with fellow opec leader russia, the largest oil production cut in more than two years over u.s. warnings. it was announced by opec secretary general haitham al ghais. >> we are not endangering the energy markets. we are providing security stability to the energy markets. ,>> at a price. >> everything has a price. nick: including the u.s.-saudi relationship. in the 1970's, saudi arabia helped lead an oil embargo over us support for israel. >> you have declared a jihad against the united states. can you tell us why the kingdom -- tell us why? nick: the kingdom claims it fights the fires of radicalism, but critics call it

it's attended by, by her family, by other diplomats, some busters of arab states, and also a few members of the public. there was a painting of shooting at the entrance next to a bouquet of white roses and yellow tulips, and i think it reminds us at the same time and his family is constantly trying to keep the narrative alive to seek justice. there are also suffering a very personal grief. that's the other thing that i was told today, you know, despite that the burden they feel of seeking justice, which is why they're continuously pushing on the diplomatic front, various different governments. they've gone to the international criminal court. there at the vatican today, they're here in rome, where the remember and mass that it's a loss that will never be replaced justice perhaps good. he's that a little bit, but that at the moment is nowhere to be seen. how much progress has there been in terms of the, you know, the, the effort to get justice and accountability for sharing death. and in generally for palestinians who killed in circumstances like this or i think this is a very interesting

we have friends in the gulf the arab states we had deep relationship with the israelis.e made america safer made it less likely american kids would have to go fight and die in that place again. the admittance important security part of the should continue to be separated by demonstrations and so to senator durbin known to cozy up to the iranians and said having good security partners in the region. give them billions of dollars in this crazy deal they continue to pursue is a real risk to the american people. more and many more nukes my rod is bad for us. >> talk about that the ap has a head like talk about this administration trying to juggle the concerns over human rights issues and also that nuclear databases biden juggles iran nukes as iranian pressure grows weak and he credibly started to protest movement will also trying to salvage the languishing 2015 i run nuclear deal that would pump billions into tehran's registry treasury. quick scanning, common sense but you cannot have it always for you cannot give them billions of dollars in sanctions relief and hope the reg

they also see the sheer crescent which is laid out here a long-standing plan to encircle the arab statef the middle east and they felt the u.s. is either ignorant of this because we are the tourists or that we are somehow complicit in this plan. that we want to swap arab chess pieces for russian chess pieces. -- for [indiscernible] chess pieces. --they did not take that as a cam we all get along? they took that as in order to lower yourself to take over this. and we see a perpetual state of proxy warfare where iran has armed and supported -- they have created militias in iraq. significant military capacity which has been striking u.s. security in saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. next slide. what has happened, the money has gone out of iran. they have to maintain overseas preference. -- public works in lebanon -- educated in france and the fact -- to put in the public work rather than security -- because he is in a position to dispense money to the state. what we've seen is in the 80's or 90's where you had the iranians state -- it was more involved in providing equipment finan

state security are many examples. well , a vivid example is olivia and the consequences of the arab spring show that no, this is impossible course, allows the united states of america to solve their problems. but those who help them solve these problems have to pay a lot high price, and those who stand in the way or are the object of this kind of influence of the military-political information diplomatic have a very, very hard time. after the ukrainian shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant , all six power units were stopped, but the forces continue to hit the most vulnerable objects of the plant . the world is still threatened by a catastrophe that is six times higher than chernobyl . explosions in the city center there are injured? september 2022 ukrainian troops do not stop shelling the city under fire zaporozhye nuclear power plant residential buildings schools kindergartens here we had a very strong blow. so we heard. i just left the administrative building, i just came out, i heard, i managed to sit down , i was deafened for 3 days, i was deafened, i didn’t hear. this happened 15 minutes, 7 am. we accept s

saudi arabia take part, this is a regional organization - this is an organization of the league of arab statesation, that is, for the first time in saudi arabia, it takes the initiative to join an organization that has and political chaining of economic abstracts. this is brix. what kind of biden or wax figure? from the madame tucson museum, the president of america literally hung on the question of a journalist , it was the minister of education who had to save the american president. how many people have already applied through this website over 8 million people, will people who have private loans qualify for forgiveness? we are working to support them and we are acting as quickly as possible to help as many people as possible. even americans are wondering who put biden on pause, and this is already pretty tired of both his opponent and his voters. now they can hardly list at least some of his merits to you of a fragment of the american television channel nbc. can you name something president biden has done that you support? he eats a lot of ice cream. hard to believe, but in 1997, the still

will al, from a is a senior fellow, the arab gulf states institute. he says the reigning government and the protest as an impass right nowadays, sloniker public is insane. the protesters are incapable of over over throwing the government. and the government is capable of persuading progress to go frontier the streets. and the longer the protesters remain indices the more dangerous it is for the regime, because then there will be a chance, or if you want a risk of emergency of evolutionary chip revolutionary cells and perhaps un sources of funding for those of looseness. so i c major ceremonies, speech address as a final warning purposes. and as for you, for further suppression of the pros, do you know they have preferred to send in the regular police force, then the best militia of iran, and have tried to avoid direct involvement in suppression? b, the exception of promises of hardest on answers on about some promise. however, if the protesters persist and if the protest continue, the may end up seeing a more direct involvement on the previous cases.

after all, they have been desperately trying to get to the states lately . for the arabries to increase production, and here it is exactly the opposite, yes, even in such volumes, news from vienna caught american officials in the air on board the presidential plane. there, the white house press secretary actually voiced washington's reaction. the decision to reduce production quotas is short-sighted, that custody sided with russia after its statement in light of recent actions, the presidential administration will consult with congress on additional tools and powers to reduce custody control over prices for energy carriers. actually, the last phrase of the press secretary of the white house, this is clearly evidence that the guardianship did the right thing . production cuts undermine us plans to limit the price of russian oil on the world market. gulf countries are well aware if the states can limit the price for one country by the following they will be washington's targets. in the meantime, all that biden could do was to order the allocation of another 10 million barr

security forces, it will be ending in the coming days. ali alpha ne is a senior fellow at the arabic gulf states institute. he says the iranian government and the protested threatening pass right nowadays, sloniker public is instead of the protesters are incapable of over over throwing the government. and the government is capable of persuading protesters to go frontier streets. and the longer the protesters remain industries the more dangerous it is for the regime, because then there will be a chance or want to risk of emergency of evolutionary, but she revolutionary cells. and perhaps even sources of funding for those of looseness. so i see measure our knees, speech address as a final warning purposes. and as it for you for further are for suppression of the protein to know they have preferred to send in the regular police force, then the best militia of iran, and have tried to avoid direct involvement in suppression. b, this section are promises of hardest on and on about some of us. however, if the protestors persist and if the protest continue, the may end up seeing a more direct involvemen

here jaccarte also held a number of bilateral meetings, uh with representatives of other states united arab south african republic namibia thailand well, this the list goes on one thing is clear, and perhaps this is the main outcome of the g20 parliament. talk about any isolation of russia in the international arena, and the meeting in jakarta confirmed. it's fully on yours in a little more than a month. here in indonesia, e, the heads of state will gather for a summit. a big delivery is waiting for the whole, of course, and russian president vladimir putin borisov called dmitry dunaev nikolai tailors to lead the indonesia island. the chechen republic is celebrating the birthday of the regional capital in the formidable turned 204 years old in honor of this date , an extensive festive program was prepared. special correspondent varvara nevsky will tell us exactly how they will congratulate the city and the townspeople; she is now working, just in grozny , or joining our broadcast, a barbarian. greetings, how will the city day go? alexandra good morning that's right, today the city of milita

good sense of friends and enemies don't builted off framework of abraham accords unites suni arab gulf statedcounter iran if you don't have a sensible energy policy can't have a coherent policy. jackie: after president trump was elected russia joined opec to become one of the opec+ nations that was involved with cartels decision-making process because they knew president trump was going town lease power, vladimir putin knew this was coming when you have the kingdom saudi arabia, and country like russia they depend on their energy revenues for existence, you know, hard to imagine they woernt watching closely as soon as they saw this president step away from energy independence they knew it was game on. >> yes, absolutely true other thing, you can't underestimate how big of a blunder it was for the administration to come in and try an resuscitate the lifeless corps of the joint kefrns plan of action or iran deal, of course, you know long pull in the tent for allies in the region shared 24r50e9 they face that of iran this magazines has been desperate, desperate to get a deal with iran willing to

but it must be said that there are 23 states in the arab league, which account for a significant part of world oil production. eh, you know what's going on. uh, the united states has beguiled the coast, because in recent decades they have spoiled themselves so much that they believe that in the world there can only be about american politics and about the american point of view, all other points of view. they either do not matter, or have no right to exist, or are russian, and therefore, if something happens that is not in accordance with their vision of the world, and their vision of the world is completely insane, and it is really american-centric. uh, this is the machinations of moscow and suddenly it turns out that this person did not even let the agency, reuters, ask a question, because he knew what the questions would be and immediately sent her. far away, saying that i never consult with moscow . i have my head on my shoulders. what is the majority of humanity? on their shoulders , the americans do not understand this, and therefore our cause is right and victory will be ours.

it's a member of the united nations, arab league and a sovereign state. it can do what it needs to do if the government gets recognized internationally, it's recognized. the only thing they can do is sit together and try to work this thing out. the laws of the high seas, this is not set in stone and there are a lot of interpretations so they can sit together and talk about it. trying to take advantage of libya is not correct. anchor: is there a basis for some sort of compromise? >> there is no hope or a breakthrough for the start of negotiations. the continental -- this needs to be taken into account. if we are looking at responses by major european capitals, what we say, if viewers are looking at the map, it's bizarre to talk about an agreement that the islands -- we are all hopeful for a dialogue. taking into account the agreement ignores international law, it's impossible to bring parties to the negotiating table. anchor: as a former u.s. ambassador, the united states has an interest in seeing parties come to an agreement. my question is, do you feel t

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 states of america, israel, egypt concluded the peace david accords, according to which egypt was returned, occupied in the sixty-seventh year, the sinai peninsula. for this, by

there is a historic level of cooperation underway between israel and the arab gulf states. we've never seen this happen before, we should harness it. it is the foundation for regional stability. put differently, if you want us to do less in the middle east, the only responsible way to reduce american posture is by working more aggressively with that emerging alliance. in this alliance built in opposition to iran. iran is the long pole in the tent. we made the mistake over multiple administrations of prioritizing peace. we have an opportunity in the middle east to build upon the abraham accords and bring in some countries into that framework. not only for saudi arabia, but in other regions, indonesia, for example, which leads to the indo pacific. if we wanted to integrate diplomacy into military deterrence in the indo pacific, what would we be doing? at the top of the list, we would be spending a lot more time and energy building a relationship with philippines and japan. we would be spending -- you would get a lot of bang for your buck. these islands we tend to neglect, we'

military conflict in ukraine, the day before the ministry of foreign affairs of the united arab emirates stated that this visit was aimed at achieving, i quote , effective political solutions political solutions to the ukrainian conflict, to reduce the military escalation and achieve a political settlement, that is, abu dhabi is among those who play an important mediation in this matter. role and this is exactly what vladimir putin himself said today at a meeting with sheikh mohammed. listen . thank you for your mediation efforts, which lead to the solution of a number of rather sensitive humanitarian issues. i know about your general concern about the development of the situation and about your desire to contribute to the settlement of all disputable issues, including the crisis that is taking place in ukraine, i want to note that this is indeed a significant factor that makes it possible to use your influence hmm in order to move in the direction. here, at the same time, there is reason to believe that we are talking about mediation not only and not so much between russia and ukraine, but bet

imports from russia and some european countries in the us allies, the seeking support from arab and african states instead to house out working out for them so far, it doesn't work at all. look way we have no gas prices in germany who are higher than when the oil price was nearly 50 percent higher than today. so why all the gas price is now higher than that? it is only because of the politics and their taxes and so on, and don't, don't expect anything good from them to come. no, they don't even want to do anything against the inflation because they think they can get, get rid of their that when they make the favor, especially the german savings pay for that that. and that's what they want. interest low inflation very high. and they think they can get rid of that. so everything, what they do is just to come down the people that they don't go to the street because they get it that they are up by the people economist on publishing. i go home many thanks for your time. appreciate where you can think that mark will hold a general election in november. 7 months ahead of schedule with appointment is to f

say i are funny from the arab gulf states institute chinese, they're from washington with and he is our life and london more still to bring you on the program. a last chance to impress presidential contenders hold their final rallies of all brazil's runoff election. that it will be the biggest ever gathering of people in my history. i'm on con, speaks to al jazeera as his massive march heads towards pakistan's capital game, one of baseball's world series, which uses the biggest come back in 20 years. ah hello, we have size of cool weather coming into western europe over the next couple of days. still a fair but a cloud and rain rolling in from the atlantic. warm. suddenly winds coming through head of this area of low pressure because it's a real talks dinner. lots of light showing up on our satellite picture, blustery showers, rattling through more cloud and brain there into spain and portugal. western parts of france, easing across into a good part of the british isles and the island of ireland. where to where the 2 into france with the central parties find a drive, plenty of sunshine

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

committee, a transitional government on february 26, 2015, a coalition of arab forces, with the natural support of the united statesred yemen, but began to help the rebels. iran, and the west did not present the operation as an invasion. but as a defense against the yemeni interventionists, although in fact the houthis waged a war for independence from the united states and neighbors, but the principle of washington is everywhere the same, whoever is not with us is against us, the western powers led by the united states during the telete of their hegemony introduced into circulation and accustomed the world to their own political concepts, political language, which most fully expresses their interests in different parts of the planet, depending on their interests. in the west, this or that country was introduced into a certain geopolitical bloc, the essence of this reformatting, not intricate, is to overthrow the opponents of the west in the region. the west is openly hypocritical when it tries to convince the rest of the world that the events in the middle east are more a declaration of the peoples, without any ex

states lately. in order for the arab countries to increase production, and here it is exactly the opposite, yes, evensuch volumes, news from vienna caught american officials in the air on the board of the presidential plane. there, in fact, the white house press secretary voiced washington's reaction. the decision to cut production quotas is short-sighted; on the side of russia after its statement in light of recent actions, the custodial administration will consult with congress on additional tools and powers to reduce custodial controls on energy prices. actually, the last phrase of the press secretary of the white house. this is a clear indication that the curatorship did the right thing cutting production undermines us plans to limit the price of russian oil on the world market, the gulf states are well aware that if the states can limit the price for one country, washington's next targets will be them. in the meantime, all that biden could do was allocate another 10 million barrels of oil out of 180, which are intended for the sale of the strategic reserve. however, all previous interventions. t

department, but the us state department sat and watched what is happening in the arabead in my hands, then it turned out that in this situation, which developed in the islamic republic and er iran now or which then developed in egypt or in other in arab countries, of course, people can overthrow a dictator, but this absolutely does not mean that they can create democratic states in egypt, it all ended because the army returned to power after a short period to the applause of the society, which should not have gone to democratic elections, but got the wrong one at all the result they expected when they went to the revolution on the left, it ended with the fact that there is no state there, it turned out that the entire state on the left rested on the authority of the dictator and by the way, everyone says oh how did it happen, libya will catch fire, what a horror, but the question is that before the appearance in tripoli of the koro

al qaeda side against them in the war launched by saudi arabia, united arab emirates and their allies including the united states which helped with the war from the very beginning obama gave the green light for them to begin it. and al qaeda has been a major part of the coalition this whole time. cnn did a story a couple of years ago about how the uae had given al qaeda armored personnel carriers they were using not just to drive around and joyriding but taking into battle. after al qaeda had seized the port town and a couple others this is really embarrassing for the coalition. the uae made a deal with them. they would integrate them into their militia. and so the obama and the trump governments and now into biotin, pretend they still have a warl against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula but that is just not true. al qaeda in the irradiance have been integrated to the uae armed moshe force on the ground for the americans are flying as air cover and acting as part of the coalition with the bin laden knights against their enemies, just because their friends with iran. even though it was bin laden who hit the towe

here in jakarta has also held a number of bilateral meetings, e.g. representatives of other states the united arab emirates , the republic of south africa in the sky, thailand, well, the list goes on. one thing is clear and perhaps this is the main result. there is no need to isolate russia in the international arena and the meeting in jakarta confirmed. it's fully on yours in a little more than a month. here in indonesia , the heads of state of the g20 will gather for a summit, and, of course, russian president vladimir putin, boris ivanin, is also waiting here. dmitry dunaev nikolai tailors news indonesia java island so let 's get back to the events in the kherson region , kirill strimausov, deputy head of the regional administration, said that the ukrainian military shot 16 people. seli velyka aleksandrovka we will not only talk about this right now again with us in touch kirill sergeevich hello so, to start with the shelling of buses, you said that you were aiming aiming at it, aiming at the bus, because the hit on the bus happened literally one and a half meters from the bus and somewhere aro