the russian minister of saudi arabia was also invited here at the main directorate for drug control.perience in the fight against world evil - this is a common world problem in the russian federation for 4 months, our employees of the ministry of internal affairs identified 69,000. e crimes related to drugs. often we come across the best when our neighbors from ukraine organize entire laboratories. e in russia for the manufacture of synthetic drugs recent detention of drug dealers. uh, it was related to seizures. from 500 kg of drugs of the russian federation how are you saudi arabia against the legalization of soft drugs to suppress, who and transnational crimes together with fellow partners are the best corrector. our position coincides with the position of the russian federation. this is a global problem of drug smuggling and it must be combated. together, by joint efforts, the experience of russia will be of interest to us at the academy of the ministry of internal affairs named after king fah. yes, in the capital of saudi arabia , employees for civil and law enforcement agencies

today in iraq, saudi arabia has tried to be a party to the conflict. it is its own traditional plan. that there is mediation between islamic countries or arab countries, even in the international scene, in fact, from ukrainian president zelensky, in addition to the fact that mr. putin, the president of russia, made an announcement to mediate and send a message to this meeting . positive neutrality in disputes by this plan of saudi arabia actually manifests in this international organization, this international institution of the arab league, that saudi arabia has changed and that it is important and effective in countering the efforts and divisive plans of 1913 and follows in the west asian region and in other important issues were based on this constructive approach of saudi arabia, which actually encouraged iran to follow the path with a positive answer. follow up countries with a constructive perspective indeed yes, this lie is a corridor for the intervention of non-constructive interventionist powers such as the zionist regime and cutting the spina

and here is his report from saudi arabia the largest state on the arabian peninsula saudi arabia is russia'stner in many areas, the visit of interior minister vladimir kolokoltsev is certainly another step towards strengthening cooperation already in the area of ​​police interaction, the minister of internal affairs of russia vladimir kolokoltsev, at the invitation of his saudi counterpart, to get acquainted with the work of the units of the ministry of internal affairs of saudi arabia , the national center of operations to ensure the security of the entire kingdom. all the information about the incidents in saudi arabia flocks here; here, the 24/7 work of the ministers of internal affairs of the russian federation , vladimir kolokoltsev, shows how organized they are. it's a job the minister asks if the responsibility is foreseen for a false appeal, immediately a false appeal, we transfer the prosecutor general’s office to the police vladimir kolokoltsev show how the video surveillance system works cameras using artificial intelligence technology are increasingly replacing police systems, uh

today, in fact, saudi arabia has tried not to be a party to the conflict once it heard its role. restore his traditional plan, which is mediation between islamic countries or arab countries, even in the international scene, in fact, from ukrainian president zelensky, in addition to the fact that mr. putin , the president of russia, announced the mediation and message to this meeting in english. balance an approach positive neutrality in the conflicts of tavasli plays the main role in saudi arabia and in fact in this international organization , this international organization of the arab league manifests itself in the fact that saudi arabia has changed. in the west asian region and in other important issues, this constructive approach of saudi arabia was the basis, which actually encouraged iran to follow the path with a positive answer. the days are in cooperation with all countries with a constructive point of view, in fact, this door and way for the intervention of non-constructive interfering powers such as the zionist regime and cutting the spinal cord should be followed. ar

what in saudi arabia means the country. important and triangular in the arab world, the incident was ugly. no one could have predicted such an event in the region . president swift's participation is the view of political analysts. that syria, iran and russia the components of this incident are not good for us because there is a coalition in front of us that is growing . in my opinion, today the economy is the most important horse for saudi arabia. everyone believes that bashar al-assad is on the path of peace and many important countries like saudi arabia and russia . and iran are seeking to sign agreements with this country for the reconstruction of syria. in this situation, any news from saudi arabia is unpleasant for israel. these analysts do not consider the return of syria to the arms of the arab world as one of the most important strategic developments in the middle east these days. resistance and homeland in jordan in front of the embassy of the zionist regime in amman, the capital of this country , a ceremony was h

. �* �* a big deal certainly for saudi arabia. �* ~ ., , big deal certainly for saudi arabia. �* , arabiaas been quite busy since it was _ arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it was opened - arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it was opened up - arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it was opened up to i busy since it was opened up to commercial activity. we have seen jeff asus, elon commercial activity. we have seenjeff asus, elon musk, working with nasa to build a craft. is this a trend we will see more of?— craft. is this a trend we will see more of? , ., , see more of? over the years we have seen _ see more of? over the years we have seen more _ see more of? over the years we have seen more and _ see more of? over the years we have seen more and more - have seen more and more commercial entities work with nasa, most notably spacex and boeing have also been developing their space aircraft. you mentionjeff asus and yesterday they were awarded and yesterday they were awarded a contract to build our land up for the moon. a contract to build our land up forthe moon. —— a

countries, like saudi arabia.— like saudi arabia.a. so it is therefore a way - like saudi arabia. so it is therefore a way of i like saudi arabia. so it is therefore a way of using | like saudi arabia. so it is - therefore a way of using various problems that syria is causing, bring assad back into the fold so that these can problems can be addressed?— that these can problems can be addressed? ~ , . ,, ., , ., addressed? well, perhaps a bit at the other way _ addressed? well, perhaps a bit at the other way around. _ addressed? well, perhaps a bit at the other way around. they i addressed? well, perhaps a bit at| the other way around. they petted addressed? well, perhaps a bit at i the other way around. they petted as a condition for sad comeback to sort out these problems. but who are we talking to? a man who made promises over a decade or more, and never made any of his promises come true. a president who can make promises and his partners, to the russians, that he will lift the siege on hungry people that he imposed and never deliv

so today, potentially talks for saudi arabia tojoin wield.y, potentially talks for saudi arabia to join the club. you might raise questions as to why they would be a suitable fit beyond they would be a suitable fit beyond the fact they have money. we know russia is struggling under the impact of sanctions. saudi could come in with some deep pockets, and that could be useful. it is come in with some deep pockets, and that could be useful.— that could be useful. it is not as thou:h that could be useful. it is not as though china — that could be useful. it is not as though china is _ that could be useful. it is not as though china is struggling - that could be useful. it is not as though china is struggling for. though china is struggling for money! obviously, it would be helpful, but i do think for two reasons, of all the names being mentioned, saudi arabia is particularly intriguing. first again for the year symbolism and particularly given the historic closeness of saudi arabia to washington, it would be essentially giving quite a clear signa

we saudi arabia. sorry to interrupt. you are with bbc news.- saudi arabia. sorry to interrupt.summit- — you are with bbc news. we are at the arab summit. sorry _ you are with bbc news. we are at the arab summit. sorry to _ you are with bbc news. we are at the arab summit. sorry to interrupted. i arab summit. sorry to interrupted. explain the symbolism, because bashar al—assad being welcomed into the group has not gone down well with all members of the group. it hasn't gone down well with every member. out of the 22 members, 13 voted in favour, but there were nine countries not endorsing the idea, like kuwait. it was saudi arabia, the leader of the park and host, that pushed through and try to build a consensus. for bashar al—assad, it is a victory because he's been out in the cold for the past 12 years. the only support he had was from iran, not part of the arab league. but now, and interestingly some of the members meeting of those countries who supported rebels during civil war, including saudi arabia. the shift started a few years ago, by the uae he wanted to bring him back

the second reason is, of course, saudi arabia is the world's biggest oil producer.s about supporting some of these initiatives to move away from the dominance of the dollar, the saudis starting to try to price a lot of that oil away from the dollar would be significant. but i quickly add, i've heard that kind of talk going all the way back to the late 1970s. tesla boss elon musk has arrived in china for his first visit of the country in three years. he's been meeting chinese government officials, which will raise some eyebrows in the us. in april, musk announced a new battery factory would be built in shanghai. samira hussain, north america business correspondent. this is an important visit. but one that will be watched pretty copiously by washington? this visit comes at a time _ copiously by washington? this visit comes at a time when _ copiously by washington? this visit comes at a time when relations - comes at a time when relations between the us and china are really quite fraught but if you are a car—maker, any of the big auto—makers here in the us, you know th

saudi arabia accepted syria as its member. saudi arabia announced the reopening of diplomatic channels with his wife after 10 years. a number of supporters of palestine came to the streets in london on the eve of the nakbat day and chanted slogans in support of the palestinian people. this demonstration coincided with the fifth consecutive day. attacks from 35 people were martyred in these attacks. day of akbar, 25 may 1367, is the anniversary of the occupation of palestine and coincides with the forced expulsion of 750,000 palestinians from their land . at that time, this number constituted two-thirds of the population of palestine. economist magazine. he wrote that the increase in the price of gas has probably caused the death of 68 thousand people in european countries. the price of electricity and domestic gas has increased by 69 and 145 last winter . he predicted that the increase in energy prices may cause the death of 22 thousand to 138 thousand people, statistical analysis shows. if the price of energy 3 years ago it w

after 12 years at the meeting of arab league leaders , saudi arabia was present at the table, and was accompanied by a warm welcome from saudi officials and other officials present at this meeting. they also participated in the overthrow of today he has become the star of the meeting of the leaders of the new arab league in jeddah, and most of the leaders almost raced to meet him in the name of allah, the merciful , the merciful. we have been witnessing it for several years, and in fact, this meeting and the reception of bashar al-assad at the meeting of the heads of the arab league, and it is considered a strong change in the order and power in the region, in the area of ​​the region, which depends on the formation of the order that we currently have. yes, you hear the shortcut, friend, please change the topic and the topic of power in the region, one of the topics, if we want to follow, is that this area is one of the prominent points of strength in the area of ​​the resistance current, or so to speak, in the area of ​​the arab-oriented countries, which we are now witnessing that fo

these are the other by saudi arabia, in 2015. the who's who used to go over the countries capital pharma and became the defense. the routing party china has expressed is wanting us to bring a peaceful resolution to the convent. my brokerage has seized class then a peace deal, but the initiatives have not been successful yet. it's, it's cost live to use of mary, a son i based jealous. i'm alice to discuss the story further. use the facts for joining us here as the now there's all agreement now being sideways in china and who's the government? how significant is that for the who sees position in yemen or well, it's actually very significant in many ways, not just because it will perhaps bring in the biggest revenue stream for given. but it also has a lot of political implications. one of which is, you know, china as one of the world's biggest economic giants with this deal that signing with that would be that government is basically saying that they recognize the who the u. back government as the legit the thoughts. and yeah, man,

and to saudi arabia which is holding the arab league summit as we speak with president assad and president zelensky in attendance — we find out what's on the agenda. welcome to world business report. we have eight minutes of business news coming up. we start injapan where as you've been hearing, leaders of seven of the world's top economies are meeting in the city of hiroshima. but it's the two that aren't attending that will be talked about the most. as well as new sanctions on russia — they'll be focusing on china — and how to counter its increasing economic power. isabel hilton is the founder and editor of china dialogue and joins me now. thanks forjoining us. the g7, a lot of different relationships with china, they are not necessarily going to be on the same page? the? going to be on the same page? they are auoin going to be on the same page? they are going to — going to be on the same page? they are going to be _ going to be on the same page? tie: are going to be roughly going to be on the same page? tte: are going to be roughly on going to be on the same page? ttez1: are going to be

it is interesting that saudi arabia has ambitions to be another mediator in some kind of peacekeepingnding the war in ukraine , in particular, such was the activity of the very crown prince of rural arabia, so is it worth paying attention to this at this moment? if we talk about saudi agriculture, and it really plays a key role there, it is in the middle east and among the countries of the imperial gulf. but to be honest, we are a little late because saudi arabia is already among the middle countries, as they are now called, for which there will be a competition between china and by the united states of america, it well, let's say that it has already become a fortator of china, when the visit was all ding-ping to judicial arabia, e-e, contracts were signed e-e, in the 20th year, contracts were signed by saudi arabia for 30 billion dollars for the long-term supplies of saudi arabia's energy carriers to china, and china guaranteed saudi arabia's sovereignty, security, and sovereignty and security and calmed down , if you remember saudi arabia from the morning , that is, it actually cove

- will be in saudi arabia? sadly i don't will be in saudi arabia?rabia? sadly i don't think it will _ will be in saudi arabia? sadly i don't think it will have - i don't think it will have enough of an impact but you have to show up to even be in the game, if you will, so he has a shot i suppose ad maybe raising awareness among some of the saudi people who are not as familiar with the media landscape but if they are providing coverage that might be an opportunity to have a conversation in saudi arabia, unfortunately, this is happening at the same time that bashar al—assad, also aided by the russians in his brutal chemical attacks on his people in the bombing of innocent civilians, something that russia practised in syria before they did it to ukraine, he is now being welcomed back by the saudi government and other governments in the middle east, welcomed as a strong word but he is being allowed back in and treated like a regular head of state, which is not appropriate given the human rights violations that he has been responsible for. thank you so m

saudi arabia connected wide research before they refined these two names.space as a critical plan of their programme to diversify their economy and modernise their economy as they try to move away from oil. so there was... they have done a lot of interviews, screened a lot of profiles before they finalised these names and it is indeed an historic day for south arabia because it will be its first foray into space mission in almost a0 years. they're not the first saudis to make this trip. in 1985, sulman al salman, prince sulman al salman, who is the half brother of the current crown prince mohammed bin salman and the son of the current king, king salman, had also made a trip in the arabsat one satellite in 1985. so, but nevertheless, given that saudis are now trying to re—enter space after such a long time, it's pretty significant for the country. so their ambitions are deep—rooted. i would like to learn more about her and how significant it is not, not just for saudi arabia and the region as a whole, but that they have this female going into space. yes. as

, to prevent the normalization of relations between saudi arabia and syria and the return of syria toague , but it was not successful, in your opinion, what factors were effective in this failure of the united states in the area of ​​the decline of the united states, and when? who talked about the decline of america they can feel very much that the decline of america is the lack of power of the united states. in fact, the decline of america means that america is no longer the world and it has no ability to manage the arabs. i also realized that america can no longer solve political issues on its own. one of the important factors is that neither america nor iraq can solve the issue. and the angels , the envoys of the biden government, are actually empty-handed from riyadh to return, but he made his best effort to return to the arab league and not today , while muhammad bin salman welcomed bashar al-assad in a special way, but his own words emphasized that we will not allow the region to enter the field of conflicts and about and during recent years to our people have had enough of thes

saudi arabia is a common me because saudi arabia is a common me because saudi arabia has 90% ownershipdend from saudia aramco to fund some of the major infrastructure products which are spearheaded by, these products are vital for saudi arabia. so that is why it is not just the oil industry, but also the saudi officials will be keeping a close watch on the earnings that will be released on tuesday morning. just before we go, paypal shares have dropped in after our street and after its company forecasted its profit margin. the are still expecting big profit margin but hit them more high margins of the piston. it may be losing ground to rivals such as apple pay. that brings us to the end of asia business report at this hour. thanks forjoining me. tuesday stay with bbc news for the latest global headlines analysis. mags has raised eight guide dogs. spencer was with mags for more than a year, but covid restrictions prevented herfrom meeting his new owner, and he was desperate to meet her. terry quinn lost his eyesight four years ago, and spencer has been his lifeline. the bbc programme reu

and despite around recently re establishing diplomatic ties with saudi arabia and iraq. those threats have one primary cause, the rogue radian regime. most of the turmoil in this region of violence and instability can be traced back to that source which continues to fund terrorism arms. it's proxy malicious and pursues nuclear weapons. i ran, seeks to destabilize iraq. it wants to entrench missiles in syria. it empowers the terrorist organization, has the law in lebanon, and it is fueling a brutal civil war in yemen. and among all this aggression, it seeks to encircle israel with hostile forces. we must always remain resolute in our commitment that iran will never to do in order to put the onus on the executive branch on president biden. they don't care what happens if the veto sci fi doesn't follow for. they want to blame him for whatever happens when you run the question of the really nuclear program is never really all the table. because if you sense, if you and the piece defensive, if there is a program. but yes, eventually, israel will have to talk iran, if iran rep

, finding various delegations , more than 100 people from the uae, about 30, 40 people from saudi arabia, 50 people more than 50 people from oman pakistan, one hundred people from china to all the different groups and active countries of the countries where i was the vice president of planning . alhamdulillah , the welcome was very good . god willing, we will hold this exhibition and more than 600 specialized meetings will be held in open to, which you were informed about in the initial news, in the fifth exhibition of iran 's political and economic export capabilities from different countries of the world and region. at the location of algerian trade delegations has been established, and please say hello. at what level does algeria participate in this exhibition? in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings to you and dear viewers , in the service of one of the foreign guests participating in the exhibition of the export capabilities of the islamic republic of iran . as you know, the fifth export exhibition of the islamic republic of iran , oxford 2023 , was op

thank you so much for _ for saudi arabia. thank you so much for having _ for saudi arabia.w to northern ireland where sinn fein�*s vice president michelle o'neill has called on the british and irish governments to deliver a plan to restore a powersharing government at stormont. it's after her party delivered a stunning success in the council elections, becoming the largest party in local government for the first time. emma vardy reports. the political landscape of northern ireland is changing. unionism, the belief that northern ireland should remain part of the uk, is no longer the dominant force. as the democratic unionist party, for a second time in 12 months, has been overtaken by sinn fein. i thought it was inevitable that it would be that way, because people, well... my idea, you vote for people who are going to do the job. ijust think it was coming, the dup haven't been standing around doing anything, so... is that what it's down to, a lack of government? lack of government, yeah. someone has to make really vital decisions relating - to the environment, employment, ch

group of seven countries that started in japan and the summit of the league of arab states in saudi arabia. it is noteworthy that at both of these meetings the topic of ukraine sounded loudly, and let's start with japan, the leaders of the united states gathered in hiroshima germany, great britain, italy, canada, france , japan, as well as the european commission, before the annexation of crimea , russia was also included in the club, but it was expelled, and the place of the informal eighth member was taken by the european union, but today the leaders of the g7 on friday, they agreed to strengthen sanctions against russia, they promised financial aid to ukraine and assured that the country's support would not waver. the participation of the president of ukraine in person at the summit made a lot of noise, in particular, in the media of the news agency . the summit announced many world changes according to the blumberg agency to japan zelensky will fly on a us air force military plane and stop in saudi arabia about the arab league summit states. we will also talk today. but first of all, h

rhonda saudi arabia have solidified a p steel. yemen is closing down in its war series. being welcome, welcome back into the arab leap. you're seeing peace break out. despite the forces of the united states desperately trying to keep k awesome fires. israel and palestine have agreed to a cease fire after both sides exchanged a series of strikes over the last 24 hours is really forces carried out air strikes and gaza in response to rockets launched towards southern israel yesterday. the foot and show is huge explosions. lighting up the night sky of gaza. air raid sirens can be heard and southern israeli towns around the border with palestine and israeli defense forces say their air strikes, hit military sites. media reports also say that 26 rockets were launched from the coastal enclave. throughout the day, several people were wounded with the israeli prime minister convening an urgent security meeting of his cabinet. strikes were conducted following the death of a palestinian activist named carter amen, in an israeli prison after an 87 day hunger strike. he is said to ha

and despite iran, recently re establishing diplomatic ties with saudi arabia and iraq, loose threats have one primary cause the rogue raynan regime. most of the turmoil in this region of violence and instability can be traced back to that source which continues to fund terrorism arms. it's proxy malicious and pursues nuclear weapons. i ran, seeks to destabilize iraq. it wants to entrench missiles in syria. it empowers the terrorist organization, has bella in lebanon, and it is fueling a brutal civil war in yemen. and among all this aggression, it seeks to encircle israel with hostile forces. ah, we must always remain resolute in our commitment that a ran will never acquire a nuclear weapon. my colleague, rory, sushi discussed the issue with experts from both israel and the us to get their perspectives on how this could influence regional geo politics. what speaker mccarthy says is the conventional wisdom, if this is the usual assessment, you're here and he has some basis in fact whether the to run regime of x out of the some defense to believe that he is under attack. a and it was to

want between damascus, an anchor on the cards. tension fled between the us and saudi arabia. onto the other. put cross countries agreed to co production last year, which washington ward would benefit russia. there's going to be some consequences for what they've done with russia. what kind of consequences, menendez says, suspend all arms sales? is that something you'd consider as i'm not going to get into what i consider and what i'm have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences, of course, that with no consequences on the content or production who continued placing the relationship on the further strain we don't think that the production cuts are advisable at this moment, given the market and certainly, uh, and we made that clear. but as a, we're focused on uh on uh, moving ahead here on prices for american consumers, not barrels, but re, i've responded costly reckoning an oil embargo if there was any attempt to put the price comp on sale the oil supplies with a price caps impose on a country or a group of countries on oil or any other commodity. this will lead to indiv

he knows that saudi arabia is a close ally of russia never. the less ukraine has had very good relations with re add for the past 3 decades in flags of the saudi foreign minister was in keys in february where he pledged large financial aid package. they significant of full ukraine also the day for the saturday to say that they are able to talk to both sides to the russians, to the ukrainians, and wants to play more of a mediation role. they already negotiated a prisoner swap between russia and ukraine earlier. this year and tested butler, i'll just sarah cheese and other high profile a guest at the summit in jetta is syrian president bush. busy of a side who has been welcome back into the arab league. he is attending the summit for the 1st time since the war began in 2011. a side had been shunned for the brutal crack down opposition protesters and the conflict the followed. well, saudi crown prince mohammed been so mind, hopes that size return will lead to stability in syria. and a saw his port said the summit was a historical opportunity to a

no, it wasn't china that did it, it was saudi arabia and iran that did it. ah. the saudis, who have seen that it is pointless to expect decisive intervention from the americans anymore. something needs to be done about the situation in the region. well, to put it mildly, it does not. uh enough to intensively develop economically to decide. well, remember that we are muslims. well, yes, the shiites will sum it up. well, in the end we have only one koran. a. let's try to get back to the dialogue. well, as it were, then it was hard to imagine the middle east at all without the americans leaving. well, because they can’t leave completely, there is no interest, but they can’t leave, because , firstly, china, which occupies a serious position in the middle east, and secondly, russia , which shows no signs that it is actually going to leave from there , but this is completely useless and therefore the americans will not leave completely, but what made it possible for the local political elites to get a taste of an independent solution. their my own trial shows to me th

rhonda saudi arabia have solidified a p steel young siri as being welcome. welcome back into the arab lee. you're seeing peace break out despite the forces of the united states desperately trying to keep k awesome fires. staying in the middle east, israel and palestine have agreed to cease fire after both sides exchanged a series of strikes over the last 24 hours. is really forces carried out strength in gaza. that was in response to rockets launch towards the israel yesterday. ah, of footage shows huge explosions, lighting up the night sky of garza buried sirens can be heard in southern israeli towns or on the border with palestine. is really defense forces say there strikes hit military sites on media repose. 26 rockets were launched from the coastal enclave. throughout the day, several people were wounded with israeli prime minister convening an urgent security meeting of his cabinets. the strikes were conducted following the death of palestinian activist carter, abner, in an israeli prison. thus after an 87 day hunger strike, he said had been affiliated

sergei kozlov and ministers of the interior of the royal garden of arabia about aziz venzaev.meet you, given the opportunity to discuss all issues with you, together with vladimir kolokoltsev, the russian delegation from the ministry of internal affairs arrived in the capital of saudi arabia, it included the head of the international cooperation department roman terentyev, the head of the minister’s apparatus alexander nikolaev, the official representative of the department, the minister’s assistant, irina volk, this is already obvious historical visit, preparations for it went on for several years for the first time in modern history of russian saudi police cooperation reaches a whole new level during a working visit. vladimir kolokoltsev in saudi arabia, it is planned to sign landmark cooperation agreements, through the ministries of internal affairs of the two countries and discuss promising areas of cooperation. the program of the working visit of russian interior minister vladimir kolokoltsev is saturated here in saudi arabia. . andrey soldiers to lead the duty unit of th

there are jihadists in saudi arabia and with us. hai ghafouri. hello, welcome. greetings and courtesy to our dear viewers. today, the president of afghanistan regarding the provision of iran's rights, first of all , what is the legal basis for the demand of iran's rights and what do the fimabin treaties say in this regard, in fact, the last treaty . the official between iran and afghanistan informed the governments regarding the water that is released from afghanistan to iran in 1351 that this happened with the participation of the americans and unfortunately it was not a good agreement. it can be a lot he was upset about this issue, but in any case, 800 million cubic meters of water should be released from afghanistan to iran at the end of 1351 , which unfortunately has not been respected for several years. contrary to what has been done, the afghans, especially their governments, who by nature have a lot of money for the fact that this water will definitely come to iran, for various reasons, the presence of the americans and their involvement in the issues, we

they will be put into practice between saudi arabia and iran.di arabia and iran have done that it is pointless to expect any more decisive intervention from the americans. something needs to be done about the situation in the region. well, to put it mildly, it does not. uh, intensive enough to evolve economically and socially, something needs to be done. we have only one quran. let's try to get back to the dialogue. well, be that as it may, it is quite difficult to imagine the middle east without the americans at all; the americans, of course, do not fully come out. well, because they can’t leave completely, there is no interest, but they can’t leave, because, firstly, china , which, uh, more or more serious positions in the middle east, occupies secondly, russia , which shows no signs that it is going from there go away for real in fact, but this is why the americans will not completely leave. but the loosening grip has given local political elites the opportunity to get a taste of deciding their own courts on their own. for me, it shows that t

it - really showcases the ambition not just of saudi arabia but the region.years ago they had another individual who became the first emma rathi to go to the iss and then we had the first arab to undertake a spacewalk. they have huge ambitions when it comes to space programmes. i'm sure we'll be hearing more as the mission progresses. that's it for now. building up from the azores. some areas may catch a few showers but those will be in the minority. in the sunshine, many will end up feeling rather warmer, actually, particularly in contrast to recent days. low pressure to the north occasionally trailing its weather fronts south, giving the increased chance of a shower in one 01’ two areas. here's how we end sunday afternoon in terms of our temperatures. 20—21 across many parts of england and wales, 16 for scotland and northern ireland, where we've had the tail end of a weather front around here through sunday daytime, and it will continue to slowly slip south overnight sunday. very little rain, though, in association with that. if anything, perhaps a greater

and saudi arabia is starting to play into the developments in syria as well . so this is one of the reasons why this visit by racy is very much significant. we see that to want and we are, are now beginning to open up to each other or engaging more. and syria is starting to shift away from this regional isolation in the middle east. and we see that all of these developments that have led to the middle east, emerging from years of chaos seem to be not sitting well with israel and the west, the united states. earlier said that it does not advise its arab partners to normalize with bush r last side. and we see just just a day before the re, airport visit also comes as cherokee and syria also are starting to open up each other. thanks to russia. russia has hosted officials from a turkey, syria, iran and russia in moscow to try to settle the longstanding disputes between dom ankara and damascus. so our braces visit is seen as another piece. are in the unfolding, new chapter in the middle east, which as seen a significant decrease in the role played by the western po

of course, the friendship with saudi arabia and the friendly relations we have with saudi arabia, and finally the regional team , the work that has been done, this made the regional governments to introduce us, and then the wing and the presidency of the human rights council are favorable in choosing from among the other four groups that it remains to choose a government , it was not necessary to go to the group of countries asia will come and bring asia and the pacific, but it will choose us , and this must be a strong diplomacy system, and thank god, the result of this failure of the us, israel and the policies of containing iran in the region and the world is that we can have an important message for the world, and that too. it is that iran is not a human rights violator and we can prove that isfahani is right in the field of human rights . he has been a reporter for years on these tensions in the field of human rights, trying to impose on iran, finally, with the multimedia systems that they have, the oppositions that they have abroad. they do and finally pass the years after our r

saudi arabia becomes a football girl after communicating with news sources in saudi arabia, it has been claimed that messi's presence in this country and playing for al-hilal is a definite decision for the saudi club . his family is done with this country and his presence in saudi arabia is certain. it is heard that al-hilali is going to sign a contract with messi for 500 to 600 million euros, which figure can encourage any player to play in asia, who is very interested in messi will not return to camp nou, and not even xavi and the barca managers his presence in catalan is welcomed, his financial situation is unknown, and this issue will cause fundamentalists to return home, it must be agreed, mahdiar mustafa lo of the radio and television news agency, sending the martyrdom of imam sadiq , peace be upon him, to you. he has rejected the appeal. there is no reason to continue this case. this meeting was a one-time and separate incident, and one of the claimants who were affected by this oil spill has taken action to sue two branches of shell mad oil company. there has been an incident th

america's global dictate, becomes eroded and allows regional powers such as saudi arabia, the persian gulf, countries, and others to take a more positive sounds on the relations with iran, syria and yemen. iran has been a close ally of the syrian government since the beginning of the civil war. back in 2011 to ron has provided military equipment along with military advisors to bolster the syrian arab army. it's also recruited she, i'd volunteers from across the region to fight alongside assad's forces, top iranian revolutionary guard corps commanders, like the famous general costume, sola mani, who was assassinated by the united states. have been deployed to syria to help fight terrorism. now to get more details on the story when across live now to archie's correspondence use of july, ali and turan either use if. so what's on the agenda for the rainy and president's visit to syria and why is it so important? well, it's the 1st ever visit by an iranian president of syria in over a decade. and since this part of the civil war in the, our country in 2011, brian bracy is in damascus for a

we was the long time a into saudi arabia when it comes to entering space. well for all the afternoon to you and you are a student of yours impacted for hosting me in your program. so 1st of all, i'd like to offer migrate, drive to the top r y leadership for the great some parts of his id and space commission and to the program. the loss of the kingdoms program, as you mentioned, hasn't been a slightly over a year. but as you mentioned, said, your name is not to the very new to do to space the threat of the past years. we were extensively on space research with animal space agencies throughout the world through the private set search for on the and steve, it was actually having space at the time thing about the city for science and technology. and we look forward to a very long term commitment in this a field spaces upcoming. let's go ahead and hit on the thoughts once it just jump into pops task. i mean, what does the country believe it kind of cheat from space, a space, exploration, and the impact that it might have all on saudi arabia's development? well,

messi will be a girl in saudi arabia, after communicating with news sources in saudi arabia, france football has claimed that messi's presence in this country and playing for al-hilal is certain . the saudi club has offered messi several times to join the team, and each time the transfer has not been confirmed for reasons. now after the recent trip messi and his family have come to this country, and the presence of messi in saudi arabia is certain. rumors are heard that al-hilali is going to sign a contract with messi for 500 to 600 million euros, which figure can encourage any player to play in asia. barca, which is not very interested in messi's return to camp nou, and even xavi and the barca managers welcome his presence in catalan, has an unknown financial situation, and this issue of the return of principles to the home should be agreed upon . 2023 world cup in tashkent with the team championship the host team ended after two weeks in tashkent, uzbekistan, and the host team won the championship by winning 5 gold medals, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals, kazakhstan teams with 4 gold medals a

guest: it is right what you say, but saudi arabia, the saudi arabia and foreign minister was a couplef months ago in kyiv. he is getting quite a lot of money for humanitarian aid to ukraine. he has been involved in negotiations with the swaps of soldiers captured. saudi arabia wants to show its diplomatic weight, not just regionally, but globally. zelenskyy has three messages. one, i know a lot of arab countries are close to russia. i am aware. secondly, he says, we are trying to get rid of the occupation of our country, you should support us. and, thirdly, he reminds you that there are muslims, they are your religious brothers and you should support us because of that, and it was interesting, he was reminding, one of the key points, all arab countries are relying on food exports from ukraine and russia. more even from ukraine, not just to eat. it is meat, fruits, sunflower oil a lot. brent: but egypt gives almost -- gets almost 100% of its grain from ukraine. guest: right, so he says, we have strong relations. you should help me so that we can reinstall our economic ties and your foo

each businessman john shaw from the and to solve the national graduates of saudi arabia's 1st estimate program. we are really uh, thrilled and excited for our mission until represents how to read beyond this journey. i'm really looking forward to all the experimenter. you're going to be conducting on board the international space station of bio medical research it right yana, but not we won't be responsible for many of these experiments. and before the loan, she expressed to pride becoming the 1st savvy woman in space. i have worked for the past 10 years as a researcher, so research has been my passion a life. i have worked on stem cells and issue re engineering and i'm very happy in order to be here today representing the government of saudi arabia and the savvy space commission as the the for so the women national not going to the international space station the to will join the united arab emirates national, who is already on the space station. so to an on the audi tweaking up this view of saudi arabia welcoming his colleagues and celebrating the 1st step of the time that 3 arab ast

the ambassador of saudi arabia in jordan visited damascus . king salman's invitation to bashar al-assad met with the saudi ambassador. arabic yes will the president of syria participate in the new summit or will he soon meet with bin salman waliasr of the province? this category of countries are considered, these sanctions include any investment in areas under the control of the syrian government . the arab league this month once again accepted syria as a member. 10 years of news, a number of supporters of palestine came to the streets in london on the eve of the nakbat day and chanted slogans in support of the palestinian people. rosh akbar, 25 may 1367, is the anniversary of the occupation of palestine and coincides with the forced deportation of 750,000 palestinians from their land. at that time, this number made up two-thirds of the population of palestine. the economist magazine wrote that the increase in gas prices probably caused the death of 68,000 people in european countries. domestic electricity and gas prices last winter, it increa

he urge a saudi arabia not to turn a blind dye to russia's war and ukraine. he said, people around the world should do the same, and she knows of all of them is lensky knows of russia is a close ally of saudi arabia. but nevertheless, ukraine has closely cooperated. we've started right before 3 decades. in fact, in february, the saudi foreign minister was here and keep met so lensky. he also pledged a large financial aid package for ukraine, subject to have relations and watch. it also means a suicide. you re bid this visit. it is also significant 3 ad, because saudi arabia has been playing the role of a mediator, if you like, in recent months between russia, between ukraine, because they can talk to both sides. and it was recently just involved in negotiating that release of prisoners from the face of russia and ukraine, a prison as well. all right, thank you. and it's also butler reporting from key as well. another high profile gas, the summit enjoy that is the syrian president bush auto aside, who's been welcome back into the arab league. he's attending th

the meeting was held in baghdad with the presence of iran, turkey, saudi arabia and a number of other arab countries . with narcotics, a conference that shows the global threat of this scourge that has taken over many countries, especially the region, drugs shut down countries including iraq , drug trafficking is no less than the danger of terrorism, and today we came to the conclusion that it should be eradicated. to do this requires the exchange of experiences of the countries of the region, that security and political cooperation and the exchange of information is the only way to fight drug trafficking. eradicating the scourge of drugs is better today than tomorrow because the future of our youth is really in danger . the islamic history of iran will suffer the most without according to statistics, more than three thousand iranian security forces were martyred in the fight against drug trafficking, and another 12 thousand people were injured and disabled , which is one of the main concerns of the countries in the region. drug dealing it is from afghanistan that it was mentioned in

at least 850 killed. 765 was broken by the us and saudi arabia on both sides of failed on a previous agreements. how does the rest have a morgan has more on the deal from on the month on the outskirts of comp to the ceasefire that was signed between the sudanese army and the rapids. support forces does not come into effect until around 9 45 pm local on monday, which is around the 1945 p m t. now people here say that they going to wait and see how it falls on the ground. they've seen how previous these fires have played out between the 2 sides with the ongoing sounds of artillery fire and as strikes being launched against the r, a survivors with in his army. despite the fact that both sides have agreed to cease fire. this time it's a bit different, it's the 1st time, but the 2 sides actually signed on paper, on a ceasefire that is supposed to last for 7 days and they will be a monitoring may count as them. so they will be 3 members from the rapid support forces, 3 members from the city in these army and 6 other members from the united states and the kingdom of saudi arabia to monitor

saudi arabia is set to make history as the country sends its first—ever female astronaut to the internationaltation. hello, i'm krupa padhy. welcome to bbc news. president zelensky has thanked g7 leaders for their enduring support of ukraine. speaking at the end of a summit injapan, mr zelensky said that russia's defeat would result in lasting world peace. he also insisted russia does not occupy the embattled city of bakhmut. it comes after conflicting reports of who is now in control of the eastern city. russian president putin has congratulated the wagner mercenary group of capturing the city. our asia pacific correspondent, laura bicker, sent this report from hiroshima. this president knows the cost of war. as he paid tribute to the victims of the hiroshima bombing, he needed no reminderfrom this sombre city of what can happen when a bitter conflict leads to the use of a nuclear weapon. he's building relationships with the us president and others to ensure this does not happen in ukraine. together with the entire g7, we have ukraine's back, and i promise we're not going anywhere. the calcu

arab countries including saudi arabia finally agreed to become a member of the arab league after the crisis in syria 12 years ago, after the crisis in syria, the country's membership in the arab league was canceled. and without accepting syria, the countries that are involved in the conspiracy against syria have now voted in favor of syria joining the arab league. in the words of these countries , they recognized their interests in convergence with syria and distancing themselves from the policies of the us in the region. the decision to cancel the suspension of syria's membership in the arab league a transformational union that in the last few months, this process has occurred in the region with the visit of parliamentary delegations of several countries in the last few weeks and the mutual visits of the foreign ministers of syria and saudi arabia to riyadh and damascus. it existed before, but perhaps it can be said that until the february earthquake in syria and turkey last month, the arabs did not have the courage to show it. this event is a victory for syria , and at the same tim

here's a german, it's from saudi arabia. he's of course, going to kind of a lawyer and go his own horn and see nice things. but the, the, the, the sheer amount of, of the she magnitude of change that has happens over the past 6 years is unbelievable. i, you know, if i were to go back 6 years and a half when i started doing, and i wouldn't ask again, not only would i do this job again, i would actually pay for it because it is remarkable to be there when women started driving, when cinemas, re open when for the 1st time in at least the last 40 years, the religious police where uh, you know, the powers of their industries were finally put in in check and you don't see them anymore. and i don't think people get, we give enough credit for that single. yeah, i understand that they have that information and some of it is even coming out into major nation media. but do you think that the, the nato nations who have a desire to control saudi arabia, not only how production saudi arabia, but uh, given the control elements of geo polit

this would mean. 3 the wrong aims to quickly resume its economic ties with saudi arabia. shortly after the 2 sides announced their dates on, i saw called to the said that the age the raises and won't trade with saudi arabia to $1000000000.00 in the 1st. i'm in the beginning of their economic ties. after this, besides, of course, several of their diplomatic ties in 2016 of bilateral trade between the 2 sides dropped to just a few $1000.00 annually during the media talks between they want to. so the radio was started, the 2019 the trade forming between the 2 sides jobs to $50000000.00. in general, our trade ties between the 2 sides have never been significant and have never been often mark coverage around $800000000.00 in the peak of their commercial engagement was now the sides are beginning to reopen to each other. experts and economic analysts are predicting that the trade volume between they want and saudi arabia could reach out to $3000000000.00 annually. or of course us out of your area is a big market, is a little bit of marketing and continues to develop. we see that um, so the c