departments is now expected; the apotheosis should be direct contact between presidents erdogan and assad. possibly in the spring for the beginning of the arab spring, both bashar al-assad and recep tayyip erdogan were family friends, and disputes between the countries were resolved amicably, but as soon as the west and the monarchies of the arabian peninsula announced assad. outlawed, the syrian leadership immediately became regimes for ankara back in 2011 after the overthrow of hosnemu barak in egypt and muamrak adafi in libya, erdogan began to declare that assad’s days were numbered, and in november 2016, immediately after the liberation of the city of aleppo by government forces, the turkish leader admitted that ankara began hostilities in the territory syria to put an end to the rule of the syrian president, turkey conducted five military operations in the northern regions of syria. as a result, two buffer zones were created, one between the syrian cities of azaz and zharabus to the north, aliepah, and the other in the area of ​​the city of afrin. operation spring shield in october.

, the turkish leader announced a possible meeting with assad through the mediation of russia.time comes, at the end of december last year, secret talks were held in moscow between the minister of defense of russia, syria and turkey. was the first official contact between ankara and damascus in the last 11 years, according to arab sources. turkey agreed to the complete withdrawal of its forces from the northern regions of syria a. also confirmed the intention to respect the sovereignty and integrity of the syrian territories by a tripartite meeting with the minister of foreign affairs. the affairs of sergei lavrov and the fail of migdad, the date of the tripartite summit may take place in moscow the other day, has not yet been determined. what is happening in syria around it , let's talk about it with eyewitnesses vasily kuznetsov from the institute of oriental studies and maxim suchkova from mgimo, both of our guests recently visited the country for various reasons and friends follow the events there. hello and how does syria live in general, because we are all following all s

hossein shaaban we are the political and media advisors of syrian president bashar al-assad, mrs. hosseini and shaban, very strong and influential women , especially in the islamic world and the region of the month of sha'ban . you were accepted to our country to attend the seminar of influential women in our country. you are very strong and influential in your country and also in the region. as important and influential women in the region, your country is engaged in a war with terrorists. and you and the subsidy are on the side of the nation president of syria sal and this is the honor of all women you start i would love to hear from you as a strong woman as an iron lady about the vision we have for our country especially for the position of women i as the representative of mrs. asma saadi, the first lady and the wife of syrian president bashar al-assad, i came to iran , mrs. jamila alam al-hadi, the wife of the president of iran . on behalf of them and with a delegation of women syria to participate in this important conference which was held in tehran under the chairmanship of

the one will recognize bashar assad, a normalized with the regime. and agree and principal to withdraw true to withdraw turkish troops and turkish back troops from syrian territory. in other words, recognized the territorial integrity of syria under our side. and in return, russia will, and the assad regime will stop backing the white p g. that is the syrian wing of the p k. k, which is the arch enemy of, of turkey. i to palestinians have been killed by a very force is an occupied westbank. they're accused of firing axes. valley troops near janine islamic jihad group says the 2 men with fighters from its armed wing, the goods brigades, 12 palestinians have been killed by israeli troops and settlers. so far this month, including $819.00 rose from janine. he died on saturday to week south to being shot by israeli forces in the abraham went to the funeral procession in java. it occupied west back. oh, it's only been 14 days into the new year. well, alice indians were killed by israeli forces hire a 3rd one of them in, in this unit for 2 palestinians, 23

it's about iran's attack on ain al-assad, one of the largest us bases in iraq in 2018. news that trump's happy media said that there was nothing special about us getting hurt in last night's attack that happened by iran. now the minister in his book, the foreign affairs has said something else about the attack iran's missile hit ain al-assad's mother base, some soldiers were seriously injured. the confession that their soldiers made at the same time is that they intend to face their former president in the next presidential election of the united states . today, how many times do you go to such a big iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan at the same moment that yusuf is better than the yellow bird, but buying easy installments without a salon, just with a checkbook , without the need to go to baba khan's feet and what a network, lady. my dear lady , the star above is impossible here may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, may god bless him and the rise and fall of that old sara jan with the word " muhammad" or "zahra " or "moula " activists of the kn

freedom of passage er-e we introduce this sea to the rest, you noticed that erdoğan's contact with assadd, all this under the er hmm i don't know the contemplation of the small or under the guidance of the russian federation and its role and how about the account in general, have you researched the topic of how turkey behaves and highlights in general, the supply of russian and iranian uavs is not highlighted in any way, moreover, this topic is practically not present in the turkish press, on the contrary , the turkish press actively picks up the russian story about the fact that they destroy one or two hame heimers there every day. this is, that is, here. unfortunately, well if the vast majority of the press is rather complementary towards russia and the russian yes, sir, because they are in strained relations with the states , it is because well, i think that because the elections are coming up in turkey now and let's say the ruling party creates such a sense of a-a threat yes and they form this threat from the united states of america of the west therefore for them uh-uh mostly the we

confession about iran's attack on ain al-assad is one of the largest american bases in iraq in 2018. the news that trump's happy media was nothing special, a soldier was injured in last night's attack by iran. ain al-assad, some of our soldiers have new injuries, the traffic of their soldiers, at the same time, he plans to face his former president in the next presidential election of america. 2500 years before the existence of such a civilization in the holy books of jews and christians, it has become greek in history. the first time he saw persepolis was during the safavid era of shah abbas in spain, and it was during the qajar era that iranians came to know that there is something called the achaemenid dynasty through westerners. he sat on the throne for more than 22 years, but this enthronement was nothing like the kings of the past. in the past world, they really sat on the peacock throne, they really put the crown on their heads, they really celebrated, but there was no place to celebrate here . the british had already occupied the country and came to power . after detailed dis

here were the plots, but for them, so to speak, well, softer, remember how they promised , uh, assady something to him only a few days left. but he still, so to speak, having survived several us presidents , remains the syrian president. it was humiliating for the usa but it was still in limits. so to speak, there is a pain threshold. yes, what is happening now is already on the verge of a painful shock, because now russia has its own positions, its policy, its actions. here are the actions that took place in munich a in the seventh year. and by the way, before that , what happened with the turn of primakov's plane over the atlantic was still a demonstration of our disagreement with the trends. yes, and here are the actions, starting with the ukrainian plot of the fourteenth year to this georgian eighth year and continuing with syria of the fifteenth year and of course ukraine 22 years old. these are very specific actions of russia that overturn this whole story, this myth that america is omnipotent and that the end of history has already come , no one has the opportunity or the righ

in syria, because assad needs russia's money , the chinese do not have several of the same allies. real strength of china, what china offers the world the most is its unique urbanization technologies, that is, china's construction capacity is unsurpassed. and i don't remember what year it was, the nineteenth or the eighteenth, when china produced more cement in a year than the united states of america did in a whole century. that is, we are really dealing with powerful country, organized in terms of construction. so these capacities should not be put down, therefore the concept of a new silk road. she is china's urban technology export concept is bridge construction. road to everything else. and of course they followed. these are a-a flows of goods. and, whatever it was, and the economy, but virtual, and someone has to deliver the goods. why does the west support the uighur rebellion? why smell through us and western wrong organizations support claims rebels? well, that is uyghur muslims against china because it is an axis from north korea through mongolia and further to create a t

bashar assad, mrs. dr. hosseini and shaban from very strong and influential women, especially in the islamic world and our region , from mrs. dr. shaban , i greet you again and i am very happy to meet you and thank you for accepting our invitation. welcome to our country to attend the women of influence seminar. you were present in our country and you were in your own country also, she is very strong and effective in the region and we are one of the important and influential women in the region. your country is engaged in a war with terrorists and you loyally stand by the nation and the president of syria. it is the pride of all women . i would like to hear your opinion as a foreign woman, as an iron lady, about the view we have towards our country , especially about the position of women as a representative of mrs. asma sel, the first lady and the wife of syrian president bashar al-assad, i came to iran mrs. jamil sadat alam al-hadi, the wife of the president of iran, from asma asad to participate in the w

and, of course, the attempt of the united states to remove the regime of bashar, assad, but also beginsring of 2011, which was fraught with the most serious consequences, primarily for the state of the region and, of course, the russian federation for which the middle east is a fairly close region compared to the united states, which are far from the middle east. if you get the jews out of here, we'll introduce you to the rank. this is the front line. this is where to withdraw from the director of the liquidation. keep that we never lost, even in really bad times. eh what they do, they pray meet. that's the infusion, they have been praying for this for 2,000 years. and how will the groom be in hebrew? you do not know, want two who shoot together? you just show how you want? tell you? participants of their own or their relatives will be able to draw up documents for benefits in the one-stop mode. such an order was given by the president to the government following a meeting with mothers of military personnel . government together with the family committee warriors of the fatherland is de

and that is that turkey, that is president air to one, will recognize bashar assad, a normalized with the regime. and agree and principle to withdraw true to withdraw . turkish troops and turkish back troops from syrian territory, in other words, recognized the territorial integrity of syria under our side. and in return, russia will. and the asa regime will stop backing the wifi g. that is the syrian wing of the p k. k, which is the arch enemy of a turkey. and then the, what we see now on the latest steps here is the iranians are weighing in. and the syrians are factoring there, that the syrian government itself is contemplating its leverage. if any, over this over this process, but the turkish russian negotiation is pretty advanced. we've already had meetings at the ministerial level in moscow, and there are others that are on the books, the turkish foreign minister, trabusia lou is coming to washington next week. to brief the americans on what's going on. so i think there's, there will be a lot of movement on this. the u. k is withdrawing it's ambassador from iran or to tyrone exec

assad.th a great tent with a spire ; with the improvement of several rose raisings and decorations of the tiers, some of the first and new for the baroque troughed surface of the walls, layered pilasters, cornices and folded profiles of the wall of the criminal facade and dagetul de caravan with flat pilasters at the height of the tops and cut through with right-angled and meadow window openings, polite curvilinear contours. i tell her the tiers are separated one from one by folded cornices, stabbed into the corners of the vezha. yes, caravans with pillars at the heart of some kind of currency, drunkenly nada kudymka, and snotty uracissism and a shooter from the skin , like so, characteristic of baroque and classicism for us in the case of the commonwealth, the political map was not easily changed. it was also a global civilization. we have become tough russian. yakoi has no empire self-enclosed magdeburg law was inflated. freedom was a kind of amusement for shlyakh, and then it interfered;

and the assad regime will stop backing the white fiji. that is the syrian wing of the peak k k, which is the arch enemy of a turkey. and then the, what we see now on the it is step series. the iranians are weighing in and the syrians are factoring there, that the syrian government itself is, is contemplating its leverage if any, over this over this process. but the, yeah, turkish or russian negotiation is pretty advanced. we've already had meetings at the ministerial level in moscow. and there are others that are on the books, the turkish foreign minister trabusia lou is coming to washington next week to breathe the americans on what's going on. and so i think there's, there, there will be a lot of movement on this man milestone to is stepping up an air campaign against armed opposition groups. at least 10 people including a mother and her young child were killed in 2 strikes last week. tony chang reports from bangkok, these 2 attacks referred to one on the western border where the military was apparently targeting the headquarters of the

don't you think if we got rid of assad in syria that would bring down iran?nd obama said absolutely and jeffrey goldberg says what more could be done to see this through and obama says essentially i would tell you but i would have to kill you i cannot tell you because you are a class of eyed clearances and high enough so he meant the united states saturday lunch day covert action campaign in coordination with saudi arabia qatarat jordan israel to support al qaeda in iraq in syria and they call them moderate rebels. and then and then to the al qaeda forces. in the days of bush was the wellness war propaganda like glenn back. and that was part of the wildest dreams. in the war in syria they succeeded of the islam a fascist caliphate and the total casualties in iraq and syriaer and barack obama and then that would help to coordinate september 11. and then to attempt to detroit over christmas day and then i skipped the politics but by the end of 2014 a shiite group friendly with iran came out of the north you can read this in "the wall street journal" there was a

unaccountable, and out of touch bureaucracy, that does not act on behalf of us, but instead looms over assad imposes its will upon us. the results of this have been predictably dismal. this is causing many to be pessimistic about the country's future, are some events saying that failure is inevitable. florida is proof positive that we the people are not destined for failure. decline is a choice. success is attainable. freedom is worth fighting for. fighting for freedom is not always easy because the threats to freedom are more complex, and more widespread than they have been in the past. the threats can come from entrenched bureaucrats in d.c., jet-setters in davos, and corporations will dane public power. fight we must. we embrace our founding cree, that our rights are now granted by the courtesy of the state, but are endowed by the hands of the almighty. we reject the idea that self governance can be subcontracted out to technocratic elites who reduce human beings to mere data points we insist on the restoration of time tested constitutional principles so that government of, by, and for th

the only way food drinking water and medicine can reach northwest syria . syrian president bashar al assad still does not control the area around it, lead after years of war, but he wants to be involved in any a deal. how do you read the regime in damascus? wants to control the flow of aid in the past. when deliveries went through damascus, only a small fraction made it to the other region. i get it live, it's the last stronghold of insurgents and islam with rebels. they know the government sees them as enemies of the state. if the crossing is closed, it will create a humanitarian crisis here. then they will suggest shipping the a via the government and then nothing will get here. the army will steal a launch. i figure it out right now. rou, time face, and her grandchildren only have one meal a day, and even that is under threat. and in sports, portugal have appointed for belgium, coach roberto martinez as the new manager of the men's football team. martinez replaces fernando santos, who left his job after portugal suffered a shocked defeat by morocco at the world cup and counter one of th

this organization died with him, they flew to syria where kataev hasbula are fighting on the side of assadwith us against the islamic state of foreigners and not so on, mahdial-muhandish. this structure means several thousand people from 3 to 5,000 people in it there are dozens of groups specializing in the destruction of armored vehicles, in general, as such the image of them is bradley and so on. efficiency is high. and what else weapons look at the old ones, which you can just yes, the guys are not very busy now, but it's just interesting to ask us. well, that is, in the sense that he loves tourism. well, when a person understands a few years, he can do nothing more. to be honest, you don't want a dig bed. uh. why give me a gun? kalach rpg yes? what is it in this garden or there to go to some kind of enterprise, so people they are weaning, this is war, an infection is a matter of man. it just doesn't want to do anything. and somehow, somehow, there is a place to be a good design. i would advise you to shoot in the same way. now our military expert. here is a fragment of this our transfe

it is on this that they still play in syria not against assad, but against us and the iranians and theider their relationship with erdogan one must give him what he asks for the opportunity to solve the kurdish problem. he will do the rest himself, provided that the americans simply cut off the supply of weapons to those who supported assad, the iranians and the road maps. the solution to the problem from the hudson institute. america will not have to fight, it is only necessary to make sure that erdogan himself abandons the reconciliation that has begun with the ace and weakens iran , and the fact that for this it will be necessary to betray the allies of the kurds is not a question. they were never promised eternal american friendship, especially since then erdogan might relent and allow sweden and finland to join nato if we add to this permission to buy f-16s before the elections, it will definitely please him erdogan will face the most difficult elections since the beginning of his reign his the victory is in doubt at the moment, he does not have a sufficient majority and due to th

touch and this is that for the real you, the conditions are different, if you help and colleagues, assad's hard work to be seen will provide a good night . i am waiting for mr. jafari jozani's work to reach the competitive section, i will be paid, and when it is finished, we are waiting for the house , we will have a ratio in the work of mr. jafari jozani , who are in the reserve section, and god willing, the festival will host the people of culture, art and media on the cinema 24 family in the festival. my partner will be here today at 10 am it has started and it will do the people and there will be fog and forty-nine screens in tehran province, god willing, in the province next to tehran , provincial screenings have started, and before bahman , the sales system will be opened for the same provinces, and cinema people the provinces will also be sold. there are other items in the national field. they think that i want to say that i like my friend and he will answer the questions . it would be better if we ask this question . foreign guests happened to be very good at the international plat

assad.not with a great tent with a spire, the building of the town hall was presented to its own saber pedestals, but hung in yours. take with you with the upgrade of several rose boosts and decorations tiers. what first-timers have a new baroque surface of the walls, layered pilasters, cornices and folded profiles of the wall of the criminal facade and the daget ulti of the caravan with flat pilasters on top of the tops and cut through with promo-angle and meadow window openings, polite curvilinear contours. i tell her the tiers are separated one from one by warehouses with eaves, slaughtered in the corners of the vezha yes, caravans with pilasters. at the heart of some kind of currency , drunken people give in to a pudding, and snotty uracissism and under a shooter skushey are like that, characteristic of vice and classicism for us in the case of the commonwealth had not easily changed the political map was a global civilization. we have become tough russian. you are an empire that did not

bashar assad . especially in the islamic world and the region, ms. dr. shaaban.lo, i am at your service again and i am very happy to meet you and thank you for accepting our invitation. welcome to our country. welcome to your country . you were present in our country to attend the seminar of influential women. you leave honey in your own country and in a very strong region we are one of the most important and influential women in the region. your country is engaged in a war with terrorists and you are loyal to the nation and the president of syria. it is the pride of all women . we will start these questions. i really like that your view as a strong woman with an iron lady . the conference of influential women invited you to love in this invited to participate, but unfortunately it was not possible to represent them and a delegation of syrian women to participate in this important conference that was held in tehran under the chairmanship of mrs. alam al-hadi . iran and syria and all the women of the region and the world. your love, doctor . we must know that the

administration, including the damage and injuries caused by the americans in iran's attack on ain al-assad, which was carried out after the assassination of general martyr soleimani. which is about iran's power and it seems that the elections america is controversial and full of news with the presence of trump , which we will have now, but we still have the news of palestine. first of all, when i was watching the news , the zionist regime's media attributed it to the fall of a drone in the gaza strip. izzedin qassam, the military branch of hamas, had previously announced that we had taken control of an israeli drone and extracted important information from it, but the clashes are still going on. another palestinian youth was martyred in the north of the west bank. settlers zionization as the minister of internal security of the zionist regime demanded that all israelis be armed and in addition to the military forces and the settlers, they go and set fire to the houses of the palestinians. japan's 400 people registered 54,100 infected in 24 hours, taiwan and south korea are after japan, and

i don't you think if we got rid of assad in syria thatot would help ring iran down and obama said absolutely. jeffrey goldberg said what more can be done to see the servant to make it happen sooner and obama said essentially the old line of i tell you. i'd have to kill you but i can't tell you jeffrey because you are classified cleared and what he meant by that was the united states that our day launched a covid action campaign in coordination with saudi arabia qatar turkey jordan and israel to support al qaeda and iraq in syria. they call them moderate rebels and they were nothing but the head choppers suicide bomber enemies from iraq were to. so that war ended up being as sean mcgarry explained inad a secretly reported -- it led to the al qaeda forces and isis which split off from al qaeda deciding not to march was to damascus. instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq leading to the islamic caliphate which in the days of george w. bush was the wildest war propaganda like glenn beck who said this islamic fascist caliphate is out there that's coming to get us. there was an caliphat

a man named assad just saw it as a northwest company trader.and so captain lewis bends over and says to him, you've been here longer than i have. what do you know about giving childbirth? what do you do in a case like that? and mr. assad said, well, i've seen them give the woman two rattles from a rattlesnake and some water. and that usually seems to work and my captain lewis said, well, i a rattlesnake rattle here. he said, couldn't hurt. so he broke up two of the rattles and he gave it to her with, he said, a glass of water. i'm not sure he used a glass, but a glass of water. and within 10 minutes she delivered a boy. it was a fine, healthy boy, too. he went all the way to the ocean and back to north dakota and did fine to rattles from a rattlesnake. why? why does that work? well, i was curious and i ask a of people and never got the answer until one day i ask one of the nez perce elders and he said the rattlesnake scares the baby out. i said, talk to them before i talk to the doctors of the day. they know what they're talking about. colds, c

syrian president bashar assad still does not control the area around katelyn: after years of war, bute wants to be involved in any aid deal. the regime in damascus wants to control the flow of aid. in the past when deliveries went through damascus, only a small fraction made it to the other regions. reporter: idlib is the last stronghold of insurgents and rebels. they know that the government sees them as enemies of the state. >> if the crossing is closed, it will create a humanitarian crisis here then. nothing will get here. the army will steal a lot. reporter: right now, she and her grandchildren only have one meal a day, and even that is under threat. nicole: a quick look at other news. chinese tourists arriving at bangkok airport were welcomed by thailand's deputy prime minister on monday. it was the first tourist flight from china to arrive there after authorities lifted pandemic travel restrictions. china had isolated itself from the road for almost three years. president joko widodo says indonesia will cooperate with neighboring malaysia to fight what he calls discrimination ag

you'd watched russian tanks get involved in georgia, you'd also seen russian air forces involved in assad'selling of cities in syria, so, i'm just wondering what pushed you over the edge in the early part of 2022? well, i believe because it was the most outrageous thing russian government has ever done for all my 20 years in public service. those events that you listed, like georgia, crimea, syria and all, i cannot say that i disapproved them when it was back in that time, because i was much younger. i was less experienced and i was more pro—moscow, so to speak. of course, i really shared a lot of things which are now... ..which are now obvious to me that they are wrong and they are counterproductive. they're counter genuine interests of russia. but ten years ago and even more, i was much younger and i was much more naive, i could say so. so when... i was...i was growing. i was growing, personally. so when you talked about your shame, "i am so ashamed of my country," you said on 23rd of may 2022, had you felt shame before about putin's foreign policies and some of his military actions and i

don't you think if we got rid of assad in syria that would help break i ran down a peg? and obama said, absolutely. jeffrey goldberg says, what more canut be done to see this throu, to make it happen sooner? and obama said essentially the old white about i would tell you but i have to kill you. i can't tell you jeffrey because your classified clearance isn't high enough. what he meant by that was the united states had already launched a covert action campaign in coordination with saudi arabia, qatar, turkey, jordan and israel, to support al-qaedada in iraq in syria. they call them moderate rebels but there were nothing but the head chopper suicide bomber enemies from iraqbo war two. and so that what ended up leaving as johned kerry explaind in a secretly recorded discussion with syrian rebels, led to the al-qaeda forces and isis were split off from al-qaeda the siding not to march west to damascus, but instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq leading to the islamic caliphate, which in the days of george georga wild is war propaganda of liars like glenn beck who

the court for the overthrow of president bashar assad government that government is accused of getting hundreds of thousands of people. after years of civil war, it controls about 2 thirds of the country. are your major bother the decision today? and it lives clear up today in the liberated area, there more than 20 to assertion points to tell you that there is no reconciliation with this regime. there are no negotiations with the surgeon that is not the solution anthea other than overthrowing this regime. no, no hell, no, he went out to overthrow this criminal gang, the drug gang that has corrupted everyone. they've got up that society and they're going to destroy the world. would the cap doug wanted vice and to find out what this band of criminal each of us were. germany, defense ministers from turkey, assyria and russia, back in moscow last month to discuss ways to and the war in syria. that talked about the possibility of returning refugees and how to work together to combat on groups. the discussions follow repeated warnings from an color they could launch a ground operation more t

and the assad regime will stop backing the y p g. that is the syrian wing of the p k. k, which is the arch enemy of, of turkey. in below is 750 people have reportedly died in the worst cholera outbreak in 2 decades. the governments ordered a closure of businesses without proper sanitation, unrestricted. the sale of pre cooked food, 14 countries across africa, reporting cholera cases many due to flooding. when always health minister it is urging locals to get vaccinated to slew the transmission of the water born disease . do not know whether to demand middle says we've received 2900000 doses of the color of vaccine. but as we speak, we have about 40000 left. it means malawi and scott, the facts saying, what is warring however, is the doors that received the vaccine and not the ones at high risk. those that are high risk proving difficult to convince or to take the vaccine m. oh, come on here is health specialist at unicef, malory, he says sivilton is outbreaks, could overwhelm the country's already fragile health system. my lowie is a country with the caesar's challenge

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right now, the same trends are manifesting in relation to bashar, assad, the americans have syrians, closed contacts on prisoners of war, but other countries, including turkey, for example, as you know advocated for something to normalize relations with the damascus president, erdogan said he was ready to meet with the massive president asked us to promote made up a ministerial meeting, turkey's defense of syria pro-russian. uh, assistance is preparing meetings of the arab countries’ foreign ministers, either they didn’t leave syria leaving their embassies there, or now they have returned their embassies there, the united arab emirates, for example, is also a country that has a very rich mediation experience and, uh, everything, more or more use it in good. we appreciate this very much, so life will force, uh, to consider all these issues based on realities, and not from some ideal picture that someone draws for themselves there in their geopolitical, but building them, but one of the main problems is - the agreements were fulfilled. about the inadmissibility of preservation. there t

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but despite sanctions of western back proxies, president assad remains empower. iraq remains unstable with frequent protests and different he's forming a government, egypt to have been plagued by instability and chew. nicea is now witnessing fresh unrest and a dire economic crisis. so more than a decade on the question remains was a all worth it. and as her up on the hours latest headlines from around the glove coming up next is art is exclusive interview with the error tray and ambassador who shares his thoughts on the future of africa's development the continents relationship with russia and more. thanks for today. again, we'll see about next hour. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . ah, russia built in up cooperation with several african countries across the continent . now do african countries of welcome these developing relations? i think so. i think he is because to hear his from many african ambassadors here really they are welcome africa easy. russia is welcome. though of course, it's coming a bit late than the other big powers. russia has been accused of neo colonialism and of seeking to

when we met her, she'd given birth to baby assad just three days earlier.all alone," she told us. "nobody was around to help." in a makeshift shelter with no water and no food, she was forced to cut her own umbilical cord. baby assad was born hungry, but mohammed has made the perilous journey to save him from famine, for when children are starving, a mother's courage knows no bounds. debora patta, baidoa somalia. >> the battle against climat change is taking aim at a station ari target, cement. turns out that making cement gives off a huge amount of greenhouse gases. how much exactly? well, if the cement industry was a country, it would be the third largest emitter of planet-warming carbon dioxide, right behind china and the u.s. but new technology may soon change that. ben tracy reports. >> reporter: it's the backbone of our buildings, our roads, and our bridges, and just about every dam thing in between. cement is a powder that when mixed with water forms concrete. besides water, it's the most widely used substance on earth. cement is the binder, so that'

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i want that guy assad added a libby in in syria. qaddafi and livia, the united states just passed a defense budget of $858000000000.00. so a $105000000000.00 of our money now is going to ukraine. 63 percent of americans living paycheck to paycheck. it's the american way. oh, it's not stopping this is my magazine from spring 2014, that happy face on their washington is driving the world to fight the final war. world. gemini is not a right america has earned article written by dr. paul craig roberts, former assistant treasury secretary of the ronald reagan and he talks about russia, conclude wash included, that russia needed to be confronted with or distracted by problems that would leave the russian government less confident or able to counter washington's aggression elsewhere. ukraine presented to perfect opportunity for washington. okay, geral insurance, gerald on that. on that note, i agree with you. okay, let me, let me go to look here. get everybody in the mix here. luke, i mean it because the nato will not discuss russia. security guarantees as reason why we're in this mess in the 1st