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moscow and cairo well hello natalia.ll, over the past six months, this is the third meeting of ministers foreign affairs of the two countries. this is a reciprocal visit by the shukres themselves. in russia, prior to this , negotiations were held in cairo and, on the sidelines of the general assembly. is it interesting that this meeting, uh, took place in moscow literally a day after the visit, and us secretary of state anthonyblinkin in cairo and of course, it was interesting for everyone to bring if shurik had some message for laurel blinkin turned out to be hello, i also informed my colleague lavrov about those views, which i heard from my american colleagues and e, i was able to hear today and the russian point of view contacts continue we heard once again through the minister. the message conveyed that russia must stop russia must go, and then everything will be fine. true interest. uh, he outlined the usa and the west, but, the generality is old, then lord stoltenberg, when yesterday, in my opinion, he was in the r

how does moscow assess cairo's position on the ukrainian crisis against the backdrop of western sanctions on bilateral financial transactions? this is the position of the slave republic of egypt on the events that are taking place around ukraine and which have a long history. uh, in terms of the reasons for the current situation. we evaluate positively. this position is balanced, responsible , and it manifests itself when considering the ukrainian topic, and everything related to it in the united nations, the minister, answering the previous question, said that he certain message from uh, secretary of state blinkin, who was recently in cairo. i confirm this. and we have always said that russia is ready to listen to anything serious. i underlined this word in the proposal, which is aimed at resolving the entire current situation in its rather comprehensive context. and uh, in this regard, of course, we once again heard the message conveyed through the minister that russia must stop russia must leave, and then everything will be fine, the second part. eh, this one call, otherwise they didn’

and the river nile in egypt lied soft for revelers in cairo. also on the show farewell to the form of pope for the bells ring at saint peter's silly car, mocking the desk benedict, the 16th and ukraine gets no respite from russian attacks as the year draws to a close. as more massage rained down on the capital key. aah! monica jones, happy new year and welcome to the program. a wave of new year's celebrations has swept across europe and africa, and the count downs have kicked off in the americas. in the west city of new york times square lit up as crowds gathered for celebrations. and in the egyptian capital cairo, people were treated to a fireworks show on the river nile. the party was in full swing across europe to our city is returned to full scale celebrations. following to is of restricted events. aah! with the final countdown over europe welcomed 2023 with a bang after a 2 year break. following covey 19, while there was no official fireworks display image, german capital berlin. it didn't stop the city's residence from turning the night s

the heart of official cairo - believed to be killed. official cairo was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word revolution. the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for survivors has increasing desperation as the hours passed _ desperation as the hours assed. ., , passed. the new government is finall in passed. the new government is finally in control— passed. the new government is finally in control of _ passed. the new government is finally in control of the - finally in control of the entire _ finally in control of the entire republic- finally in control of the entire republic of - finally in control of the - entire republic of uganda. survivors _ entire republic of uganda. survivors of _ entire republic of uganda. survivors of the _ entire republic of uganda. survivors of the auschwitzl survivors of the auschwitz concentration camp have been commemorating the 40th anniversary of their liberation. the tour the gas chambers and crematoria and relived their horrifyin

you know, too long, but it was worth it, ok, christmas in cairo, cairo, cairo. yeah, yeah, a pretty unconventional holiday, but i i'd love to share with you tonight on dine and dish. we're going to head to egypt for a meal that. >> cleopatra group. >> it's an exotic place, a civilization dating back thousands of years. the great pyramids drawing millions of tourists a feast for the eyes. so what about a good meal? really have a hankering for 2, what better than to at the foot of the pyramids. >> we're not talking. san francisco's pyramid building. these are ancient pyramids of giza. >> you get there by horse and cart or there and quench your thirst and what your appetite foods named after king khufu. it's a new restaurant with some of the most incredible views you'll find anywhere. the cuisine, traditional egyptian with a modern twist like jean and this stuffed pigeon with flavors fit for a pharaoh, the most our server walks us through the myriad of dishes like this lacey. she's ball then push ari chick peas, heirloom tomatoes from 3 spicy dips, chicken, livers

and the river nile in egypt, lights up revellers in cairo. also coming up as the year draws to a close ukraine gets no respite from russian attacks. is more missiles, rain down on the capital key and world leader say their farewells to pope benedict, the 16th ah, bells ring at saint peter's, the seneca marking the death of the former. ah, hello monica jones, happy new year, and welcome to the program. a wave of happy years or new year's celebrations swept across the globe with brazil and new york among the latest to ring in the new year . the count downs will soon be ticking down on the west coast cities of the united states. the party was in full swing across europe and africa on saturday night, and cities returned to full scale celebrations, willing to he is of restricted events, awe from sidney's iconic harbor bridge to times square in new york to rio de janeiro, copa cabana beach. the world's 8000000000 inhabitants welcomed 2023 with a bag. with while there was no official fireworks display in the german capital berlin, it didn't stop the

it was looted from the abu sir necropolis north of cairo in 2008.ork, its first destination was germany, then it was taken to the us, a collector loaning it to a museum in houston in 2013. and all those air miles have taken quite a toll. translation: a big part of the sarcophagus, - unfortunately, is in bad shape as a result of being smuggled illegally. we plan to take it to the egyptian museum to conduct something like first aid, some meticulous restoration. this is only one of nearly 30,000 smuggled artefacts recovered over the last ten years and there are believed to be many more still out there. the green coffin is back home, but the hunt for egypt's stolen treasure goes on. tim allman, bbc news. the former drummer of earth, wind and fire — fred white — has died at the age of 67. singing the american featured on some of the band's biggest hits in the 1970s and �*80s, including september and boogie wonderland. in a statement, his brother and bandmate verdine white said he was "now drumming with the angels." you are watching bbc news. you can reac

daniela relph, bbc news. ago, has been returned to cairo.ong and dates back more than 2,000 years. it had recently been on display at a museum in texas. it's one of thousands of items recovered by the egyptian authorities. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. ancient, mysterious, and now finally back home. if the green coffin predates christ, a brightly painted wooden sarcophagus belonging to an egyptian priest. it's from the country's late dynastic period which spanned the seventh to the 4h century bc, its return a significant source of cultural and national pride. translation: recovering this sarcophagus and bringing it - back to the country is a new step in the success of the foreign ministry to protect egypt's national heritage. it is a reflection of the spirit of cooperation between egypt and the united states. the green coffin has been on quite a journey. it was looted from the abu sir necropolis, north of cairo, in 2008. smuggled by a global art—trafficking network, its first destination was germany, then it was taken to the us, a collector

it was looted from the abu sir necropolis north of cairo in 2008.ork, its first destination was germany, then it was taken to the us, a collector loaning it to a museum in houston in 2013. and all those air miles have taken quite a toll. translation: a big part of | the sarcophagus unfortunately is in bad shape as a result of being smuggled illegally. we plan to take it to the egyptian museum to conduct something like first aid, some meticulous restoration. this is only one of nearly 30,000 smuggled artefacts recovered over the last ten years and there are believed to be many more still out there. the green coffin is back home, but the hunt for egypt's stolen treasure goes on. tim allman, bbc news. that's all for now, stay with bbc news. hello. tuesday is going to be a wet and windy day right across the uk. we will have had some clear skies and even a touch of frost earlier on in the night across northern and eastern areas of the country, but the rain bearing clouds and this weather system are racing in our direction, racing in our direction, you ca

and back where it belongs — the looted egyptian treasure that's been returned to cairo.a has made a rare acknowledgement that 63 of its soldiers were killed in a new year's eve attack by ukrainian forces. the strikes were carried out with himars rockets supplied by the us and destroyed a former school in the donetsk region, where the soldiers are said to have been temporarily deployed. several russian politicians have said commanders must be held to account for allowing such a large number of troops to be concentrated in an unprotected area. in ukraine, the country's armed forces say the strike killed "hundreds" of russian soldiers, as our correspondent in kyiv, hugo bachega reports. in a town in eastern ukraine, rubble and many questions. this used to be a school, apparently turned into a base for russian soldiers. at around midnight on new year's eve, ukraine struck. how many were killed remains unclear. in moscow, the army claimed the attack was carried out was also a rare admission of casualties. translation: as a result | of the strike by four rockets with high expl

it was looted from the abu sir necropolis north of cairo in 2008.ny, then it was taken to the us, a collector loaning it to a museum in houston in 2013. and all those air miles have taken quite a toll. translation: a big part of the sarcophagus, i unfortunately, is in bad shape as a result of being smuggled illegally. we plan to take it to the egyptian museum to conduct something like first aid, some meticulous restoration. this is only one of nearly 30,000 smuggled artefacts recovered over the last ten years and there are believed to be many more still out there. the green coffin is back home, but the hunt for egypt's stolen treasure goes on. tim allman, bbc news. let's go back to those scenes in santos, where a people are going to pay their last respects to pele and his former club, santos, continues. people have been camping out overnight to see the footballing legend, with the funeral later on tuesday. you are watching bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @anjanagadgil but do stay with us for all of the business news with azadeh moshiri,

we also talked about increasing the supply of russian grain, in general, cairo is one of our leadinga, but the focus is not only a bilateral agenda, and also in the international one, including ukraine, the head of our foreign ministry noted that the kiev regime has no independence and fulfills its will. sovereignly, that is, the united states on this topic today stopped the details, us secretary of state blinkin. yesterday i was in egypt, bilateral issues were discussed, but also the crisis between russia and ukraine, and in particular its military component, certain messages from the blinken hospital, which was recently on a visit to cairo, i confirm this , we heard once again through mr. ministers. the transmitted message that russia must stop russia must leave and then everything will be fine, the second part. eh, this call. uh, who are they blinkin did not convey, but uh, this part is the second part, calling the true true interest, uh, the united states and the west set out, and general old, then lord stoltenberg, when he was yesterday, in my opinion, in the republic of korea h

it was looted from the acropolis north of cairo in 2008.d by a global art trafficking network, its first destination was germany. then it was taken to the u.s.. a collector loaning it ta museum in houston in 2013. all those air miles have taken quite a toll. >> a big part of the sarcophagus unfortunately is in bad shape as a result of being smuggled illegally. we plan to take it to the egyptian museum to conduct some meticulous restoration. >> this is only one of nearly 30,000 smuggled artifacts recovered over the last 10 years. there are believed to be many more still out there. the green coffin is back home but the hunt for egypt's stolen treasure goes on. tim allman, bbc news. >> if you are in the northern hemisphere, look up at the sky tonight and you might see a meteor shower. the phenomenon happens every january with one of the strongest and most consistent meteor showers. this one was seen over northern china last year. there could be 110 shooting stars and our. amazing. i'm laura trevelyan. thanks so much for watching world news ame

comes as just a day earlier. egypt minister met with us and secretary of state anthony, blinking in cairo. now it just 24 hours later. he's right here in moscow. well, summer saying the us and israel appear to have added fuel to the fire of a well escalating tensions in the middle east. it's during talk some of the recent drone, a type on iranian infrastructure of the us secretary of state anthony blink and, and b is rarely prime minister. netanyahu quick to pin the blame on iran for an array of alleged reasons. it's a time where many and international community i would say, most of the international community have seen the true face of iran. we've seen the barbarism of this regime against its own people. they've seen how it exports aggression beyond its border and beyond the middle east. and i think there is a common consensus that this regime must not acquire nuclear weapons. we discussed deepening cooperation to confront and counter a rance destabilizing activities in the region and beyond. just as around as long supported terrorists that attack israelis and others. others seems now pr

the village of a's beat as hock is about a 2 hour journey southwest from cairo. the area has one of the highest rates of, of literacy in the country. the nearest school is a 2 kilometer walk away on a road with lots of traffic. i work with built the classroom for young children. it's much closer, so they won't have to walk on the busy road. outside of abdullah. now the village has the only school of its kind in all them. egypt that's made with recycled materials. it was built from compacted earth and 9000 plastic bottles filled with sand holes. plastic waste is a huge problem in egypt. the country produces $5400000.00 metric tons of plastic each year and is the biggest plastic polluter in the arab world. the construction industry is responsible for around one quarter of egypt, carbon emissions, because it relies heavily on concrete world wide concrete production generates nearly $3000000000.00 tons of c o 2 per year. of course one school building made of earth and plastic bottles filled with sand. won't solve that problem, but it can show what's possible. flatow

this august in cairo, moscow will celebrate 80 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations.urnover between our countries is approximately $5 billion, and it is growing, of course, the quarry is counting on russia to remain a reliable supplier of both grain and supplies. uh, grain was also discussed at that meeting. well, in addition, egypt intends to increase the volume of mutual settlements in national currencies. now we are only at the initial stage, we still have a series of consultations on this issue, but we are focused on further work, so the direction. well, i’ll add that aside , we also discussed some large projects, which are now implementing egypt and russia together in particular construction. at the station , as well as a large industrial facility on the banks of the sotsky canal, where there will be approximately 35,000 jobs and, of course, attracting millions of investments. well, and in addition , we discussed the upcoming second russian african summit, which will be held in st. petersburg this summer. the british royal navy almost had a nuclear disaster, acco

the discovery was made just south of cairo in the legendary saqqara necropolis.most of us, the working week is going to end on a dry note, but cloud amounts will vary. i'm hopeful that most places will get to see at least a little bit of sunshine. it will be largely dry, but i can't completely rule out just the odd shower. where we're starting friday morning with clear skies, a cold start across scotland and northern ireland, a touch of frost, some patchy fog which could also affect parts of northern england and wales. further south and east, a bit more in the way of cloud and one or two morning showers, many of which will fade by the afternoon. and then for england and wales, it's a mix of patchy cloud and sunny spells. some sunshine too for northern ireland and scotland. but for northwest scotland, eventually northern parts of northern ireland, we will see more cloud fringing in ahead of this frontal system — the breeze picking up in the far north as well. light winds elsewhere, highs of around 6—9 degrees. and then through friday night, this band of cloud and

on our websites are you dot com i'm even on now. china's newly appointed at foreign minister was in cairo on sunday, fall talks with egyptian and arab league officials, and that marks the last stop on his multi lake trip across africa, which was aimed at boosting his country's ties to the continent. beijing's top diplomats has reiterated chinese vision for a multi polar world. our household only chance shoot. we agreed to work together to implement the spirit of the react declaration which affirms a multilateral international order based on international law. and the dedication of common values for humanity represented in peace, justice development, democracy and freedom. and the rejection of the palletization of human rights issues and their use as a tool to interfere in internal affairs of other countries. the vivid by chinese, foreigners, that king hong is really to solidify his relationship with egypt, the continence number, one economy and china has poured billions into their economy. having invested in the suicide can now which it has a new economy zone, which is largely develop the

the village of his b as hock is about a 2 hour journey southwest from cairo. the area has one of the highest rates of, of literacy in the country. the nearest school is a 2 kilometer walk away on a road with lots of traffic. i work with built the classroom for young children. it's much closer so they won't have to walk on the busy road. outside of abdullah. now the village has the only school of its kind in all them. egypt that's made with recycled materials. it was built from compacted earth and 9000 plastic bottles filled with sand holes. plastic waste is a huge problem in egypt. the country produces $5400000.00 metric tons of plastic each year and is the biggest plastic polluter in the arab world. the construction industry is responsible for around one quarter of egypt, carbon emissions, because it relies heavily on concrete. worldwide concrete production generates nearly $3000000000.00 tons of c o 2 per year. of course, one school building made of earth and plastic bottles filled with sand. won't solve that problem, but it can show what's possible. flatow

and the river nile in egypt lies soften revellers in cairo. also on the program as the year draws to a close, your train gets no response from russian attacks as more missiles, ryan down on the capital kit. and will have the full new year's eve speech by german chancellor will have shawls he uses the address to the nation to pledge ongoing support for ukraine and weld leaders. say therefore, wells to pope benedict, the 16th the bells ring at saint peter's basilica, marking the death of the form of pontiff. ah, hello monica jones, happy new year, and welcome to program. a wave of new year's celebrations has swept across europe and africa, and the count down south kicked off in the americas. anywhere city of new york times square lit up as crowds gathered for celebrations. and in the egyptian capital cairo, people were treated to a file of show on the river nile. the party was in full swing across europe to our cities, returned to full scale celebrations. following 2 years of restricted events. ah, with the final countdown over europe welcomed 2

against the us dollar is come to just weeks after the international monetary fund agreed to throw cairo a lifeline with a $3000000000.00 aid package. each of national currency has tumble to unprecedented los since the countries central bank, the value the pound, to meet the i m f. loans requirements, the $3000000000.00 bail out for the cash strapped country was approved after cairo's pledge to make its currency more flexible, allowing for easier foreign financial involvement. each of the economy has also been experiencing the impact of storing fuel prices. the country's inflation rate jumped to a 5 year high late last year. as banks limited the withdrawal of foreign currency, which egypt is in dire need of. amid the economic challenges, the countries authorities launched a larger privatization plan seeking to attract more foreign investment. the director of the agent center for studies and translation says the western financial establishment is seeking to subjugate egyptian economy. this is, i, fortunately, the full submission to the prescriptions of the international font and wall bank

in cairo, there was also a meeting with the arab league, general secretary, which is seen as very important because china has been a big part of, of the middle east end. that multi lateral flora of corporation. as witness through the re add declaration, which was signed a couple of years ago. but china as a leading investor on the continent as a whole continent of africa, was really here to, to reassure some of its pride non countries that investment will keep, will keep coming. and that the road and belt initiative may have slowed, but it still has some life in it. as we move along. foreign minister kin also visits had been in algola as well as, as gum one, looking into infrastructure investment with countries like not well, i've been in, we're looking to, to a band the export of raw materials, particularly soybeans in the next 2 years. and china is seen as an important member in establishing the localization of the manufacturing of that being which would be of benefit to the populace within berlin itself. but let's listen now to some of the comments that were made by minutes. the kin, as

the $3000000000.00 bail out for the cash strapped country was approved after cairo's pledge to make its currency more flexible, allowing for easier foreign financial involvement. egypt economy has also been experiencing the impact of storing fuel prices. the countries inflation rate jump to a 5 year high late last year, as banks limited the withdrawal foreign currency, which egypt is in dire need of. amid the economic challenges, the countries authorities launched a larger privatization plan seeking to attract more foreign investment. the director of the asia center for studies and translation says the western financial establishment is seeking to subjugate the egyptian economy. this is i, fortunately, the following submission to the prescriptions of the international font and wall bank. we have a lot of economic mistakes because after the dilution of 20112013, unfortunately, the same economic group backed, giving the advisory services for the presidency and their the financial and wanted to be a pharmacist. even if i still belongs to america, i'm relaxed with this until 6 soon. banking

therefore, so there was taken relatively quickly in other news, china is the chief diplomats was in cairo on sunday, full talks with egyptian and arab league officials, mock and his last stop on a multi light trip across africa. that was aimed at boosting the confidence thighs to beijing. the chinese foreign ministry reiterated beijing's vision for multiple the world partial song, chance shoot. we agreed to work together to implement the spirit of the react declaration which affirms a multilateral international order based on international law. and the dedication of common values for humanity represented in peace, justice development, democracy and freedom. and the rejection of the palletization of human rights issues and their use as a tool to interfere in internal affairs of other countries. the visit by chinese foreigners, the king hung is really to solidify his relationship with egypt. the continents number one economy and china has poured billions into their economy. having invested in the suicide can now which it has a new economy zone, which is largely developed and chinese money.

we're taking you to cairo. this morning's in this morn >> 4.44 is the time. and as americans are back to traveling the world again, crawford's vicki liviakis actually spent some time recently in cairo for christmas. how about that? so this morning on dine and dish we head to egypt for a meal that the pharaohs might have approved of. >> it's an exotic place, a civilization dating back thousands of years. the great pyramids drawing millions of tourist, a feast for the eyes. so what about a good meal? really have a hankering for 2, what better than to at the foot of the pyramids. >> we're not talking. san francisco's pyramid building. these are ancient pyramids of giza. >> and you get there by horse and cart or camel. and to quench your thirst and what your appetite foods named after king khufu. it's a new restaurant with some of the most incredible views you'll find anywhere. the cuisine, traditional egyptian with a modern twist like jean and this stuffed pigeon with flavors fit for a pharaoh, the most our server walks us through the myriad of dishes like this

during the assault, therefore, so dar was taken relatively quickly. china's chief diplomat was in cairo on sunday for talks with egyptian and arab league officials, marking his last stop in a multi like trip across africa, aimed at boosting the continence ties to beijing. the chinese foreign minister reiterated beijing's vision for a multi polar world's partner. not only can soon we agreed to work together to implement the spirits of the react declaration which affirms multilateral international order based on international law. and the dedication of common values for humanity represented in peace, justice development, democracy and freedom. and the rejection of the palletization human rights issues and their use as a tool to interfere in internal affairs of other countries. the visit by chinese, foreigners, king hong, is really to solidify its relationship with egypt. the khan and the number one economy and china has poured billions into the economy. having invested in this with can now, which has a new economy zone. we'd like to develop the chinese money, and china has also been influ

in fact, vicki, didn't you just spend christmas in cairo? why a matter of. grant? yes idea. it was a pretty unconventional holiday for sure. >> and i'd like to share with you. please do tonight we're going to head to egypt, egypt for a meal that. cleopatra might approve of. >> it's an exotic place, a civilization dating back thousands of years. the great pyramids drawing millions of tourists a feast for the eyes. so what about a good meal? really have a hankering for 2, what better than to at the foot of the pyramids. >> we're not talking. san francisco's pyramid building. these are ancient pyramids of giza. >> and you get there by horse and cart or camel there and quench your thirst and what your appetite foods named after king khufu. it's a new restaurant with some of the most incredible views you'll find anywhere. the cuisine, traditional egyptian with a modern twist like jean and this stuffed pigeon with flavors fit for a pharaoh, the most our server walks us through the myriad of dishes like this lacey. she's ball then push ari chick peas, heirloom tomatoes from 3 spicy

a foreign minister was in cairo and sunday for talks with egyptian and arab league officials mark in his last stop on a multi like trip across africa that was aimed at boosting his confused ties to the continent. beijing's top diplomats has reiterated china's vision for multiple the wealth. are sure enough only chance shoot. we agreed to work together to implement the spirit of the react declaration which affirms multilateral international order and based on international law. and the dedication of common values for community represented in peace, justice development, democracy and freedom to each end of the rejection of the position with human rights issues and their use as a tool to interfere in internal affairs of other countries. divided by chinese foreign luther king hong is really to solidify his relationship with egypt, the continence number, one economy and china has poured billions into their economy. having invested in the suicide can now which it has a new economy zone, which is largely development. amy's manual and china has also been influential in the development of a l

is a crisis of confidence, the american model new year for little belarusians and their parents in cairounder the auspices of our embassy in egypt and in active cooperation with the local diaspora, for the first time held a festive new year's party for belarusian children and their parents living in this arab country were attended by more than 60 people with a congratulatory speech to the participants, the ambassador of our country to egypt sergey terentyev addressed the participants, and nice new year's gifts from belarusian manufacturers were prepared for the little guests and a colorful new year's program was organized. the pike that will fulfill all your desires and the yakut and santa claus cheese-khan with a magic staff in moscow is hosting a travel festival on christmas this time it is dedicated to all regions of russia from the far from the east to the north caucasus, muscovites and guests of the capital can directly communicate with mythical characters and learn from them the history of different regions, their traditions and rituals, for example, the yakut santa claus chiskhan

that's conscious weeks off to the international monetary fund degree to throw cairo a lifeline with a $3000000000.00 a package it hips. national currency has tumbled to his lowest point since the country central bank, the value of the pounds to meet the ins loan requirements. the $3000000000.00 bailouts for the construct country with approved on cairo's pledge to make its currency more flexible, allowing for easy a foreign financial involvement. with a tips economy has also been experiencing the negative impacts from soaring fuel prices. the country's inflation re jumped to a 5 year high and late 2022 banks limited the withdrawal of foreign currency, which egypt is in dire need of. i mean, the can only challenge is the countries all authorities last a vase privatization plans. they can to attract more foreign investments. the director of the asia sent to the studies and translations, say the west and financial establishment is seeking to subjugate the egyptian economy. this is a fortunate leave the following submission to the prescriptions of the international farm to and while bank w

well, he started off in cairo where there were discussions about the israeli palestinian violence. then he met with benjamin netanyahu, who's come back as the prime minister of israel, in a new extremely right wing government. and now he's been meeting with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. he did talk about a 2 state solution. c working towards that plan, however, it's a lot of lip service. it seems because what we're seeing on the ground and what we have seen in the last year and suddenly this month is a real increase in violence between the israelis and palestinians that were to deadly attacks. over the weekend on friday and saturday, when a several israelis were killed. but also a raid on jeanine but killed 10 palestinians the day before those the tax. so he's talking about working towards a 2 state solution, but he didn't really offer any a way of moving towards that. certainly in the time that he's been there, the, the new government has been keen on increasing measures. they said in response to those attacks and reducing those rights, but palestinians have had to some

the discovery was made just south of cairo in the legendary saqqara necropolis.nother secret to be revealed. in the shadow of the steps own pyramid ofjoe's, new discovery from the age of the pharaohs. as so often in this part of the world, the past intrudes on the present. saqqara is a very important place, it reveals many important things to us and we announce today one of these great treasures.— announce today one of these great treasures. these tombs were sealed _ great treasures. these tombs were sealed up _ great treasures. these tombs were sealed up more - great treasures. these tombs were sealed up more than - great treasures. these tombs i were sealed up more than 2000 years before the birth of christ. buried within them, statues, pots and stone tablets adorned with hieroglyphs. a sign ofjust how important the occupants of these tombs really were. ~ ,, �* occupants of these tombs really were. ~ ,, ~ , were. translation: this discovery _ were. translation: this discovery is _ were. translation: this discovery is so _ were. translation: this discovery is so

they cannot fully prevent man from groping woman and large crowds. omar works for a music magazine in cairo. he came to sandstone festival to cover the event for their platform. kind of the only downside for me with the festival was that i felt that a lot of the people are the 30 ready for this job. it all kind of has to do with their upbringing going to a segregated school. i'm not really interacting with people of the opposite gender outside of their family and cousin of everything being so open all of a sudden feel a lot of people are really sure how to act for how to deal with change. this is especially true for older generations assaults can, can attest to she lives with her parents in route hope i have that in i am, i'm very outspoken. it puts them in an weird position because they know that i am a product of them being strong. people and being educated people and giving me all these opportunities. but at the same time they're also afraid because what if she's not accepted, they don't see what i see. they don't see the reality that i see they see are much different one i am left alone

the fresh out of all the sort of he comes 2 months off to cairo, agreed. a $3000000000.00 rescue loan from the international monetary fund. analysts say this may be assign cairo's shifting towards a flexible exchange rate mechanism banked by the i m. f. leasing. germany's northwestern village of lucel raf, our vixen climate activists, to allow the expansion of an open pit coal. mine was rejected. the protest this request to stay and police have started removing them or the $1000.00 protests of being come to luke's rap. since sunday stopped crossing how small it's an enormous operation on going here in the village of flutes who had from the very early morning, hundreds of police officers stormed into the village. there was a lot of chaos. there was a lot of pushing. some activists got injured and now you can see that the more specialized forces have come in because some of the activists have caged themselves in here in this structure here, behind me, you see that cranes are being used. and one by one, they are being taken out out of these structures. but al

stop the city's residence from turning the night sky into a festive spectacle. mindy egyptian capital cairo people were treated to a fireworks display on the nile revelers and paris gathered on the shells. alizae. many had hopes for a better 12 months ahead. ed domains on 2023. i hope it will be a year full of surprises, full of happiness, full of success and the lots of good things. happy new year. i have be one bed box piece everywhere. people must help fighting lights and music filled the streets of karachi and pakistan. people there wishing for a brighter future after a year of widespread hardship. i know we know we must kill the seeds of hatred dog and so the seeds of love on him all as the new year begin off. we should renew our pledge to be able to love each other. animal but the job, i got it back on me. britain's capital london lit up in the colors of ukraine. and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth the 2nd was greater understand as the world said good bye to another memorable year. in separate new year's speech, as the leaders of both russia and ukraine vowed to push for vict

they were found during a year long excavation in an ancient acropolis, just south of the capital cairo. in a 15 metre, deep shaft, the archaeologist discovered a large limestone sarcophagus that had remained sealed just as the ancient egyptians left it 4300 years ago. a mummy entirely covered in gold leaf was found inside. so just reminder of a top story we're following for you this our ukraine officials say a at least 11 people have been killed in russian strikes across the country. the attacks came after western allies pledge to send tanks to ukraine, watching dw noosa coming up next. we've got some business for you, rob watts will be here with all that on terry martin. thanks. watch a lot of contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence full of.

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about an hour's flight south of cairo, hugging the banks of the river nile, lies the city of luxor.o be called thebes, and was the capital of ancient egypt. among luxor�*s best—known treasures is the burial chamber of the boy king tutankhamun. last year was the centenary of its discovery in 1922, and we were here to cover it for the travel show. incredible. absolutely astonishing. but we noticed that inside the tomb, the pharaoh's remains were every bit as popular as the beautifully restored chamber itself. and we wondered why. it was so amazing, as you walk in, to see it, and to be able to actually see the body of someone who ruled so long ago. some people say it's intrusive. they're probably right, you know. i mean, a dead body should be in rest, not for people to see it, but at the same time, i mean, this person used to be a king. so it's fascinating to other people to be able to see, you know, his body. but it's notjust here. many mummies removed from the country by colonial powers still remain on public display around the world, and for some, that's unacceptable. they are prese