wide range of dairy products. for the domestic market with the possibility of export, as in the caribbeann, so throughout the entire region of latin america, tomorrow the prime minister of cuba plans to visit a number of our enterprises, in addition , cooperation is being established between the republics in the biotechnological scientific and technical fields, as well as tourism interaction. the idf continues to advance deeper into urban areas in the gaza strip. there are fierce firefights with representatives of the combat wing. mass. according to media reports, israeli tanks blocked passages to several city hospitals. israeli forces detachment approaching ashifa hospital. earlier it was hit from the air. 13 people were killed and dozens were injured. there were reports of a bombing in the area where the alkuts hospital is located. many people seeking refuge in hospitals are unable to evacuate. roads are blocked; the un has described the situation in the north of the gas strip as hell on earth. thousands of inhabitants. there are no hospitals in the sector, and the remaining ones can pr

caribbean nations call on king charles to provide reparations for the u.k.'s history of slavery.s former deputy mayor opens up about the challenges of living with als. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and from the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism from arizona state university. geoff: following the 2021 u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and subsequent taliban takeover, hundreds of thousands of afghans sought safe haven in pakistan. many had spent years working with the u.s. and afghan government, and fled a taliban crackdown. but as nick schifrin reports, today they are on the run again, after pakistan began implementing its threat to deport more than a million undocumented afghan refugees. nick: it was supposed to be the refuge. an afghan family's home in the capital. this week it was torn down by the government they hoped would keep them safe. afghans and pakistan bear the burden of again being uprooted. 100,000 have loaded everything they own onto buses, forced to return to their home country. many are resisting this

in the regional context, we talked about the situation in latin america and the caribbean, paying specials of political and economic integration in this fast-growing region. world, we welcome venezuela ’s focus on strengthening regional integration mechanisms, primarily such as alba and the community of latin american and caribbean countries, we spoke in favor of promoting russia’s dialogue with the leading associations of the region and really appreciate the support that caracas provides us in this. the negotiations were very useful and timely. they confirmed their mutual commitment to the worldwide expansion of the russian-venezuelan strategic partnership, despite the machinations of our common ill-wishers and certain objectively existing difficulties. in conclusion, i would like to once again thank mr. minister for his visit; we will continue to maintain an intensive dialogue to establish and resolve all the issues that remain on our agenda, thank you. sergey viktorovich, thank you very much for the invitation to participate in today’s negotiations, this is the third meeting that we ha

is interested in belarusian cars, tractors and municipal equipment, but mainly agriculture, the caribbeanry is experiencing prolonged food shortages. we are currently talking about creating a joint production with the participation of a belarusian trading, meat and dairy company with a cuban enterprise that has the necessary infrastructure. the main goal is to attract belarusian raw materials to cuba to produce a wide range of dairy products for the domestic market with the possibility of export both to the caribbean region and to the entire latin region america. tomorrow the prime minister of koba plans to visit a number of our enterprises, except... this is cooperation between the republics in the biotechnological scientific and technical fields, as well as tourism interaction. the government spoke in detail about new joint projects. noted the importance of interaction between countries in the international arena, belarus and cuba always support each other, jointly resist the dictatorship of sanctions and advocate for the speedy construction of a new, fair world order. prime minister ro

ronald reagan that everyone thinks is a warmonger, he took six months and attacked an insignificant caribbeansland building a small runway and killed a bunch of civilians, and it made americans feel proud again. it's unnecessary that they have to do that. this is one veteran's take on it. i don't think that is smart. i don't think i want to love the leader of north korea. i don't think that language is funny, entertaining, and i find it very disrespectful to veterans and dangerous. so to my fellow veterans, please be cautious in your interpretation of your own language and be cautious of each other's lives, your sons and daughters lives. host: miriam is in texas it is a family member of a veteran -- texas and is a family member of a veteran. caller: i'm a family member of a veteran but i wanted to say that when i think about the veteran, i think about fighting for our freedom. now that ukraine -- i reflect and i think we are blessed that we have a system where our veterans are -- our military is there to protect us. they are the ones that make things happen. i believe that we -- there is some

remembering 15,000 soldiers from west indies regiments in the caribbean who saw action in france andne and egypt and italy during the first world war. 2500 died. and the high commissioners are followed by the ambassador of ireland. martin fraser. and the ambassador of nepal. laying a wreath on behalf of the gurkhas who fought so valiantly and still do today in world war i. the service chiefs, the chief of the defence staff, the first sea lord, the chief of the general staff, the chief of the air staff. the all—importa nt representatives the all—important representatives of the merchant navy. he played such a vital role in the second world war keeping britain supplied, the air transport auxiliary association and the civilian services. including chief constable gavin stephens. and that marks the end of the formal wreath laying. and the beginning of the service. you are watching bbc news coverage of the remembrance day service at the cenotaph in central london. it is the royal british legion that organises an annual march past of many veterans to honour those who have fallen in service

actually, there of the memory of the world of committee for, latin america and the caribbean are veryactive, encouraging indigenous submissions for nomination and there a lot of inscriptions that aren't always joyful. some of them are inscriptions related to genocide, the slave trade of violence against because these are things that need to be acknowledged and this is what documentary heritage is. we're supposed to remember. and yeah and they purposely at the memory the world committee for latin and the caribbean do not the member states support it for anything to be inscribed. it will be looked at in if it's put forward by a civil society organization or an indigenous organization. so in the case of the international memory of the world programs, they would a member state letter. but in the case of latin america, they will actually just speak to you directly and then so there wouldn't be any problems with the member states in case of an authoritarian government that would marginalize these communities. thank you. one of the i kind have two answers, one to more kind of point out that

so let's go live to daniel shaw, professor of latin american ad caribbean studies at the city, university of new york, to dive deeper into kissinger's legacy. jenny, nice to see you. and henry kissinger has been called many things over the years. he's been hailed as a peace maker by a few people and condemned as a war monger. what's your view on how he should go down in history and greetings. few rather if we're talking about the piece of cambodian low ration in the, in the me. so i'm sure lane and indonesian cemeteries and certainly he was a peacemaker. the peacemaker of cemeteries were talking about them. a writer of the middle east with talking about someone who firmly supported the architecture of apartheid in what was called rhodesia later on zimbabwe. in, in south africa, a firm supporter of south africa, part side south africa's border was against the liberation movements and then maybe ends in by way. all i have to do is look to my left and look at the world mat in go car. and in by car needs to remember the litany of human rights abuses and violations of countries. sovereignty se

the caribbean island of dominique says it will create the world's first sperm whale reserve.from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. if you've just joined if you'vejustjoined us, if you've justjoined us, here's a if you'vejustjoined us, here's a quick if you've justjoined us, here's a quick update if you'vejustjoined us, here's a quick update on the latest development over the israel—gaza war. fighting between israel and hamas continue in gaza and this just in that israel says it's carrying out a precise and covert operation against hamas in a specified area the biggest hospital that al—shifa hospital. they said the intent is, quote, no harm is caused to civilians being used by hamas as human shields, however thousands of people including patients and medical staff are said to be sheltering around the hospital. the israeli military says idf was include medical teams and arabic speakers trained specifically to operate in this complex environment. israel says the al—shifa hospital compound conceals an underground command centre use

the caribbean island of dominica says it will create the world's first sperm whale reserve.on our top story. we begin in the uk where the former home secretary suella braverman has published a scathing letter to the prime minister following her sacking on monday. in it, she accuses rishi sunak of having "repeatedly failed to deliver" on key policies, saying he's incapable of doing so. ms braverman also accuses mr sunak of a "betrayal" of his promise to do live now to our political correspondent iain watson joining us from westminster. chris mason was on earlier in the hour and said chris mason was on earlier in the hourand said he chris mason was on earlier in the hour and said he had been looking at the letter and using a marker pen and the whole of the letter had things he wanted to point out. it is quite something. what would you say it where the biggest takeaways for you westmark quite a bit? i{finite it where the biggest takeaways for you westmark quite a bit?- you westmark quite a bit? quite a bit. it said few— you westmark quite a bit? quite a bit. it said few pages _

the expansion of germany and the caribbean.o i'm wondering whether there is a kind of conundrum or paradox, the notions of democracy that. perhaps the boy is thinking about democracy, capital d and wilson is thinking about democracy capital. i mean, it's minuscule d, right? there is this kind of paradox, but at the same time, james weldon jensen knew because he in a sense defended haiti. yes, but he knew that the u.s. was interested in democracy. in that democracy, as far as a country like haiti and perhaps would have to be gotten by themselves and not through another imperialistic ignorance. so why is it that dubois i mean, that's part of my work, that dubois was a bit naive right in that sense. yeah, i think it's a a great question and thank you patrick for, for being a great see you. i think dubois as you said believed in democracy he believed in the exceptionalism of american democracy and its ability be exported across the world. in some ways, he was a product of of american empire, as we all are. right. you know, he belie

the region up a quarter of one% and royal caribbean 12:45% and royal caribbean 1/3 of 1%.uel is less expensive. the overall market as we edge closer to year end, the indices have absolutely rocked 2023. reuters take up all, market experts, 46% said most stock indices will touch richard -- record highs in the next 6 months. let's get to our floor show, teddy weisberg. 46 out of 82, describe the trading you see before thanksgiving, thin volume whether you can judge what is happening in 2024. >> it is anybody's guess. what the market doesn't next six months is interesting. october was by all measure a difficult month, the institutions, markets ended in november. a lot of cash on the sidelines, the fed minutes, very little surprise there. the fed remains difficult, looks like you combined all this money on the sidelines and oversold markets technically. the santa claus rally a few weeks early but overall the market looks pretty good. probably in pretty good shape through the end of the year. liz: look at this drop in oil. quarter to date, oil is down 18%. gasoline is down 22%

and the stoxx 600 with the diageo spirit maker has weaker sales in latin america and cari caribbean. that is down today finally, to wrap things up, this is what asia looked like overnight. a lot of red on the board. nikkei down 1% property sector is the focus wynn macao is down to the lowest level in a year. frank. >> joumanna, thank you >>> back here to the u.s. and navitas system conductor is up 6% on the third quarter earnings beat revenue growing by 115% year over year as the use of the company's galium continues to displace legacy tech navitas announcing four new platforms across the pipeline and forecast revenue to exceed in the foreseeable future. joining me is the ceo of navitas. gene, thank you for being here >> thank you, frank. >> stock up big in the pre-market up 6% important to note you are not profitable yet, but revenue doubled. what is the driver for demand this quarter >> thank you it is an exciting time for us launching the technology platforms you talked about revenue has never been higher. we beat guidance across the platform revenue up 20% from the last quarter.

the caribbean country is experiencing prolonged food shortages. joint production with the participation of the belarusian meat trade. dairy company, with a cuban enterprise that has necessary infrastructure. the main goal is to attract belarusian raw materials, to produce a wide range of dairy products in cuba, for the domestic market with the possibility of export, both in the caribbean region and throughout the entire region of latin america. tomorrow , the prime minister of cuba plans to visit a number of our enterprises; in addition, cooperation is being established between the republics in the biotechnological scientific and technical fields. and tourism interactions. the government spoke in detail about new joint projects and noted the importance interaction of countries in the international arena. belarus and cuba always support each other, jointly resist the dictatorship of sanctions and advocate for the speedy construction of a new, fair world order. prime minister roman golovchenko stated this at a meeting with his colleague emnuel morei

keeping an eye on the tropical cyclone forms in the south caribbean. here to break it down, what are we seeing? >> hurricane season actually ends end of the month but mother nature says, hold my beer. i've got one more trick up my sleeve. a storm developing across the central pacific. here it is on the satellite called potential tropical cyclone 2022 and around thanksgiving, jamaica, caribbean, caicos, a cruise or family vacation heads-up. it's going to be extremely wet across that part of the world. on the flip side, now there's this. at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow the town of barrow, alaska, most northern town plunged into black news the next 66 days. any town within that arctic circle the red ring on the 3d sun doesn't see the sun officially rise above the horizon the next six months. on the flip side, in the summer, see the sun a long time. anchorage, alaska, could see their snowiest in history. yes, it is winter in that part of the world. phil, poppy? >> to be honest, i would hold your beer and watch you work on that thing for long periods of time. super c

the caribbean island of dominique says it will create the world's first sperm whale reserve.

the stones have severely damaged infrastructure in the caribbean nation residence luis. i mean that there has called the down for the countries quite largest rain full if a swedish from princess victoria has addressed the gentleman problem in direct depo . this time during a ceremony observing germany's national type remembrance early, as you attended, a brief lane ceremonial buildings memorial for victims of the board to any of them with jim and press on the 1st lady russell and casa. why said us president jimmy carter has died at the age of $96.00. todd was passionate, a passion to champions of mental health, public health and women's rights. the former president said in the statement that his wife wants to speak with partners to offer the wise guidance and encouragement through our representatives from the us, israel, and capacity. they are close to reaching a deal for the release of some of the hostages being held by him. us in the gaza strip guitar. a prime minister homage attorney says on him on the details remained to be agreed for hamas to free and on specified n

wide range of dairy products for the domestic market with the possibility... of export both in the caribbeanegion of latin america. tomorrow, the prime minister of cuba plans to visit a number of our enterprises; in addition , cooperation in the biotological scientific and technical fields, as well as tourism interaction, is being established between the republics. the government spoke in detail about new joint projects and noted the importance of interaction between countries in the international arena. belarus and cuba always support each other. prime minister roman glovchenko stated this at a meeting with his colleague emnuel morero cruz. today, countries are ready to jointly defend their sovereignty and independence to develop bilateral interaction for the benefit of people. just to intensify cooperation, belarus will increase export lending of its products to cuba. the current agreement on mutual supplies helps to develop. a draft protocol has already been developed to increase sales volume, expand the list of goods and the number of enterprises. we have identified those specific projec

performance since 1987 shedding from the market cap and now sees net sales in latin america and caribbeanropping more than 20%. >>> the shine comes off as richemont drags the luxury sector lower with the 5$500 million miss on the first half profit. >>> and israel agrees to a pause in fighting to allow gazans to move south, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects calls for a cease-fire >>> israel has agreed to daily four-hour humanitarian pauses in northern gaza according to the white house in order to allow safe passage for people to the south. prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects the ideas of a cease-fire and says pauses s wil not be the issue let's get out to our reporter out in jerusalem for more. >> reporter: we know u.s. president biden has been working hard with the back-room talks to try to get the humanitarian pauses confirmed to get humanitarian aid in and allow civilians to flee. i think there is a different interpretation between america and israel on this point we heard from the idf yesterday that there would be no cease-fire until hostages are returned, but they al

belarus, in turn, sees cuba as a fulcrum in all caribbean countries.y will work on specific projects, this is the creation of joint ventures in the field of agriculture and pharmaceuticals. the delegation intends to sign several contracts during this visit. politics for the people, what role should parties play in modern times. experts and guests of the editors' club discuss who deserves to be in power, what most parties did ten years ago, why today the political field of our country has already been cleared of such destructive elements? each time , from these parties, some people participated in the presidential elections of the republic of belarus; as a result of these elections, as a rule, there were some kind of, well, sometimes riots, sometimes protests after a while, but at least two, right? and also what western politicians say and think, visiting the studio prankers vavan and lexus with a new portion of revelations, watch the full episode of the editors club on the youtube channel of the telelenova agency. intense fighting continues in the gaza

it's unfortunate that in the caribbean there were errors made errors made by the made and errors madeon the ground in the canbbean people on the ground in the caribbean and the people on the ground at kensington palace. they should have looked at the optics. it's not it's not rocket science. you look at something, you've got youngsters behind a fence that's about that high. that's not very high. in my day, we would have said, no, you bnng we would have said, no, you bring them in front. yes you might do it for a football match. this is not a football match. this is not a football match for the other optic that was bad was using a land rover that had been used by the queen and prince philip. >> and you had the couple on the back and it all looked so. back of it and it all looked so. so it would been better so it would have been better actually, think it the actually, i think it was the president jamaica his president of jamaica and his wife or prime minister of wife or the prime minister of jamaica, because haven't gone haven't republic haven't gone republic yet. that's and suggested t

it's unfortunate that in the caribbean there were errors made errors made by the made and errors madehe ground in the canbbean people on the ground in the caribbean and the people on the ground at kensington palace. they should have looked at the optics. it's not it's not rocket science. you look at something, you've got youngsters behind a fence that's about that high. that's not very high. in my day, we would have said, no, you bnng we would have said, no, you bring them in front. yes you might do it for a football match. this is not a football match. this is not a football match for the other optic that was bad was using a land rover that had been used by the queen and prince philip. >> and you had the couple on the back and it all looked so. back of it and it all looked so. so it would been better so it would have been better actually, think it the actually, i think it was the president jamaica his president of jamaica and his wife or prime minister of wife or the prime minister of jamaica, because haven't gone haven't republic haven't gone republic yet. that's and suggested that'

i want to ask you, you expanded operations and adding flights, caribbean, mexico, is this because ofseeing, do you think the travelers are going to keep that up as far as wanting to get on airplanes and spend money? >> i think they are continuing to travel i don't know if it's revenge travel but people of flexibility than they used to have so we continue to see an elevated leisure travel and i think you will continue to see that for years, a lot of them went to europe another long-haul this summer but we're going to start to see the comeback especially as it gets colder, people are going to want to go to florida and the caribbean this winter. cheryl: i'm right there with all of them, real quick before you go i want to bring up a bad topic for most of our viewers, that would be last year, christmas was a mess, we had 38000 flights canceled, bad weather which was horrible enough and that led to southwest airlines having a complete system meltdown, the ceo address of the company addressed it. is the industry ready for bad weather this week which is coming to the northeast and also a pot

other major players like royal caribbean has also pushed the pedal to the metal. >> we designed it to compete with every other vacation, so it is everything from introducing the world's first water park at sea. >> reporter: and many families are taking note. >> the number one thing that makes cruising so wonderful is that amazing value. land just can't compete with it. >> reporter: while cruises are more expensive now than before the pandemic, the deals are flowing with travel tuesday price drops in many cases lasting all week. from free drink packages and wifi to norwegian's buy one cruise get another half off until next monday. while we're on the topic of giant drops -- >> that's the drop slide, if you're brave enough, sir -- >> reporter: for those that thought we weren't brave enough to do the drop, let's give it a shot. >> three, two, one. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: ten stories and the acceleration of a ferrari later. we landed on our feet, kind of. as far as the best time to get those good deals, your opportunity is right now and then also wave season januar

far beyond its borders, 24:7 we are on the air in kazakhstan, georgia, armenia, argentina in the caribbeantay up to date with all the most interesting things in the country and the world. 20 minutes flew by unnoticed, it’s time to say goodbye, but only until next friday, yulia burlo was with you, take care of yourself and see you again! now, if you look at the sectors of the economy, what areas are for in the context of our country, in our experience, recently , the top three look like this, this is the food industry, agriculture, i would unite this under the general slogan food security, second place , perhaps this is pharmaceuticals, well, the third place is mining, investments in everything related to this, although... perhaps over the last six months it has been replaced by logistics and trade, well, now we were talking about classic investments, startups, of course , are always a high-tech business, uh , different industries, we will present what is called fintech, that is, technologies in the field of finance, and now very relevant modern technologies in the field of healthcare, and

far beyond its borders, 24 :7 we are on the air in kazakhstan, georgia, armenia, argentina in the caribbeanth all the most interesting things in the country and the world. 20 minutes flew by, it’s time to say goodbye, but only until next friday, i was with you julia burlo, take care of yourself and see you again. we follow the sporting life of our country. egor gerasimov reached the second round of the tournament in chinese shindzhenie with a prize pool of almost $100,000. it’s clear that we didn’t prepare like that, but to win 10 matches in a row there at once. cooperation with the russian fencing team allows our athletes to significantly progress. we are reviewing the most interesting event in the capital : a doubles tennis tournament was held, parents at the competition acted as partners of their children, although everyone won in this situation. players of dynamo minsk, alexey kolosov and vitaly pinchuk, based on the results of spectator voting , will go to the khl stars match. we are confident that this year will be no less interesting than last year; as the year goes on, the league is

the "holy grail of shipwrecks". the spanish galleon — the sanjose — located in 2015 off colombia's caribbeanty" before the end of his term in office. meghan owen has the story. pictured here is the sanjose, which became what is known as the holy grail of shipwrecks. it was carrying the largest amount of treasure ever lost at sea, including silver from bolivia, emeralds from colombia, and around 11 million gold coins. now, the value of all of this is estimated to be at around £16 billion. now, recently, colombia's minister for culture has said that there will be a renewed push to bring the ship back to the surface as a priority for the government. but let's just go back to 1708 when the ship was travelling from panama to spain, now in a battle with britain. the ship was sunk and now the wreckage lies off the coast of colombia at cartagena. here's some pictures of it there. but the exact location has never been revealed by colombia's government. for the last few decades, there's been a legal dispute over who actually owns the treasure. here's bbc monitoring. luis farda colombia says it belongs

wide range of dairy products for the domestic market with the possibility of export both to the caribbean to the entire region of latin america. the government spoke in detail about new joint projects. to intensify cooperation, belarus will increase export lending of its products to cuba. a draft protocol has been developed to increase sales volume. and expanding the list of goods and the number of enterprises. a new format of mobility, string transport, is being developed in the eco-technopark, what kind of engineering development is this? the innovation center near maryana gorka demonstrates what... passengers can be transported in cities and how cargo can be transported. all logistics are on the second level - this saves space, among the advantages are safety, comfort and environmental friendliness. there are four key elements in the transport and infrastructure complex: a string-rail overpass, anchor supports, an automated control system and electric vehicles on steel wheels. we have developed a complete line from personalized vehicles, that is, with a capacity of one or two people, t

with stones worth up to 20 billion dollars, be raised as quickly as possible from the bottom of the caribbeanea. several years ago, the wreckage was finally discovered. colombia then proved in court that it became the property of the country. and now they want to quickly raise san jose. until the divers reached the countless treasures. all operational tape legal news in telegram channels is conducted by the duty department and an honest detective. subscribe and also watch our investigations and daily releases on the platform. go to the ether tab and turn on fair. well, we continue to monitor the developments at vdnkh as part of the russia forum exhibition. the final day of the educational marathon of knowledge was the first for the participants today. the opportunity to ask questions, including foreign minister lavrov, speaker of the federation council, valentina matvienko. we will find out all the details from our correspondent evgenia nipota, he joins us. with truly top speakers from russia, well, here are the preliminary results, during these days, from the fourth, i will remind you, the m

continent, brazilian president lula came up with the idea that the community of latin american and caribbeanes should also work to secure their trade and economic ties from what has already appeared: abuse of the role of the dollar in the global financial system, this is a healthy process, it will contribute to the demonopolization of the sphere of international payments, from which it will only become more stable, more efficient and less susceptible to the selfish discriminatory plans of individual western countries, final questions news. thank you, good afternoon, the first question will be for you, sergei viktorovich, a court in paris issued an international arrest warrant for syrian president bashararsad on charges of crimes against humanity related to the use of chemical weapons in 2013, how could you comment on the actions of french justice, taking into account given that no clear evidence of the use of chemical weapons was presented, how legitimate is the government of venezuela in assessing israel’s actions in the gas sector? does venezuela consider it possible to send humanitarian a

in july, three months after it was shown at the white house, eri'm wondering in terms of the caribbeanwhich serves as an excuse for the occupation, expansion of germany and the caribbean, i'm wondering whether there is a paradox that perhaps they are thinking about that u.s. was not interested in democracy and as far as haiti and perhaps africa will have to be gotten by himself and not through another. that dubois i , that's part of my work, that dubois was a bit naive right in that sense. yeah, i think it's a a great question and thank you patrick for, for being a great see you. i think dubois as you said believed in democracy he believed in the exceptionalism of american democracy and its ability be exported across the world. in some ways, he was a product of of american empire, as we all are. right. you know, he believed that america can bring uplift and and democracy on a to the backwards peoples of of haiti. but again, i mean this became, you one of the the long list of of the wilson administrated wilson administrations across is when it came to two black people the haitian occupa

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socialist united party of germany and it seemed that the price is an instrumental moment, such as the caribbeansis, but in any case such a mechanism existed, with russia this mechanism was actually completely destroyed, precisely after the attack on ukraine, although, as we remember, the president of the united states, joseph biden, tried to support this mechanism until the last moment, until february 24 of last year, he tried to talk to putin all the time, now such a model of the mechanism is being created, it may be more relevant, why, because one way or another. china has institutions that russia does not have, china has the standing committee of the politburo of the party central committee, china has the central military council of the communist party of china, all of these are collective leadership bodies, of course we are aware that they have enormous power, personal, but the institutions work one way or another, the problem of modern russia is that the soviet mafia, internecine, and clear functions... the leadership of the russian federation as such does not have, we say all the time abo

the world, i will highlight the ocean, the african union, the community of latin america and the caribbeangulf cooperation council, the league of arab states, the organization of islamic cooperation. unfortunately, i cannot be optimistic about the fate of the associations where. the united states and its allies, such as the european union, the group of 77, and now the council of europe and the osce. the last two organizations were initially conceived as platforms for a broad, mutually respectful, pan-european dialogue, but in the end they are obsessively turned into essentially an appendage of the eu and nato, purely marginal structures that the west is trying to do. in the worst form, this word is used in the interests of one’s selfish politics. you can still try to save the osce, but i'll be honest, the chances are slim. in his speech on october 5 this year, at the annual meeting of the valdai club, president putin named the key principles on which a more just and democratic world order should be based. i will repeat them verbatim, this is openness and interconnectedness. peace, without

. >> israeli americans were evacuated using a royal caribbean cruise line ship at the request of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. but as of now, nearly one month into the conflict, only a handful of americans have been evacuated. we are asking we are demanding that the united states implement an emergency evacuation order and evacuate all u.s. citizens from gaza immediately and safely feel like as palestinians palestinian-americans. we've been treated. v >> attorneys say these lawsuits can certainly take time, but they're hoping the situation gets resolved long before the case goes to court. >> ftx founder sam bankman-fried has been convicted of fraud charges. he's accused of stealing about 10 billion dollars from customers and investors before the collapse of his companies last year. the 31 year-old from stanford is facing decades in prison. >> 2 men are behind bars tonight accused of stabbing a man about 20 times in san bruno. incident happened outside newell's bar on san mateo avenue. this is saturday afternoon. according to investigators, the victim asked the suspects too stop shoo

traces of the richtor izhirovka are lost somewhere in the caribbean, or so say local investors.his is villa zherovkina. but the fate of deceived investors in russia and overseas is the same: huge debts and multi-year loans. 60-70,000 rub. yes. the victims were even denied the opportunity to initiate criminal cases. the prosecutor's office canceled one of these decisions and ordered an investigation. on the recommendation of a friend, i invested more than 3.5 million rubles in cryptocurrency. subsequently, it was discovered that the platform was blocked, withdraw cryptocurrencies. according to those involved in the antarc project, the number of people registered on the site exceeded a million, which means that the total amount of damage could be in the billions. denis vaskovsky, yuri zabolodnikov, luna agasiev, ekaterina romanova, vesti duty unit in the ryazan region, a suspect in the massacre of the head of the city department of the bailiff service was arrested. according to the main version, the cause of the murder was jealousy; the criminal ran up the bailiff at the exit from

able to see much, there was our aviation conference in mexico , cancun, these are pirates of the caribbeanas just i didn’t see it, that’s from... and it’s worth visiting, i really want to return to india to see everything else, because well , i didn’t see it, the komasutra temple was nearby , somewhere in delhi everyone said, but it also had to be spent where - it takes 3-4 5 hours to travel back there, so i want back, contrasts very, very, very interesting country, very contrasting. what is belarus like in the eyes of those who once left it? belarusians have more of this kind of active life position, i really love belarusian nature, i... can come to the forest, just stop, stand, look at the sky, admire this beauty. true patriots are ready to share their love for their homeland, far beyond its borders. it is impossible not to love everything that is connected with the homeland. so that we carry it, take it to our countries, and they would talk about it there too. and by their example of serving the homeland of their ancestors, they seemed to show that. this can be done, it must be done, hi

older members of the commonwealth, canada, australia, new zealand, pakistan, east africa and the caribbeanmen to fight in one or both of the world wars. just some of the recent members of the commonwealth, including rwanda and mozambique, did not have any links with britain during the first two wars. over 20 representatives of many different faiths and beliefs take their place. and at three minutes or so to go before 11 o'clock everyone is now in their place except for the members of the royal party. parade, attention! his majesty the king followed by the prince of wales. prince edward, the duke of edinburgh. the princess royal. and their respective enquiries. with a minute until 11 o'clock, taking their place to salute and later to lay the first of the reeds. —— wreathes. big ben strikes the hour.

according to royal caribbean's policy, marijuana, even in its medicinal form or for medicinal purposesquestionable the status quo. >> i can smoke wherever i want, but i come down here i can't smoke. >> you have an edible format you have a vape format and you have a flower. it's getting into the semantics of the law >> reporter: cruise companies say they have zero tolerance with fines and even jail time possible >> i live in california or florida where medicinal marijuana is allowed why can i not use it on the cruise lines what is is that answer to that >> well, cruise lines are privately owned, but the bigger issue these cruise ships actually sail in international waters and the cruise lines don't control the rules of the international waters >> reporter: many caribbean companies, for example, ban pot. company enforcement tactics include scanning all bags passengers bring on board. going through security again after each stop and even hiring staff to look for illegal substances for one of the hardest hit travel sectors at the height of the pandemic, aaa notes the industry has seen a re

not too much across the islands, but to come across the west side of the caribbean. some heavier right. wants to get into the crockett cost to recreate some more of a heavy rain to just to run that southeastern corner of mexico. that a push this way further north was as we go through 1st they saw it will turn somewhat dry, but it got more the west sunshine, then showers across the great around to these, maybe a few showers coming into the wind with perhaps the leave which as we go on through the next couple of days. that's a further north into the us and it allows you try him cold enough in new york at around for sale. just assume of the temperature that to, for the sea, wintry weather still hovering around the lakes into central and eastern parts of canada. and as we go for the 1st day, turning wet for the deep south. frank assessments far as this placement in persecution. it seems to be informed of what we see here, these log in to change the reality, but drive it to lingering in depth analysis of the face headlines. do you think even the president of the united st

people in the space, 13000 others. flood waters also cause houses and damaged roads and bridges. caribbean nations, presences the amount of painful with the biggest on back hold. i'll be back with more at the top of the hour to stay with his people impala business. the a. we look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and included security around the world. if there's something that the international community, your view should be doing to understand how it affects. counting the cost on o g 0 the, the discovery of hundreds of suspected and loved grades as a full no residential school for indigenous children in canada. made headlines in 2021. but while many around 12, a shocked by the news kind of the people would not. they have long known about the damage the schools designed to assimilate and strip indigenous children of the identity of calls to the community. people empower, examines the long term consequences of the residential school system and what's actually being done to right that historical wrong. the the in school yar

to the ends that goes back to the 1980s when several 1000 of the bikes were brought back to the caribbean by cubans living in east germany. the it's, i'm, what the way is and we may say that what do you, this is an original m said from germany and we went to a very good product. this accompanied me for many years. no, you know, right. no, if i'm trying to completely redo it again, a lot of mock the birds and 19 eating 2. i just love it and it's like it has a really good reputation in cuba because i couldn't go out and would you repeat the fact then it cost him $4150.00 east germany mines today, valued it up to $10000.00 us dollars. it's a pretty significant for good results and the treating process there also within 10 minutes nobody will not be in the seventy's and eighty's. the m zag was one of the east, germany's top export products and over a 100 countries need some of them seem to be sending me the m said sophie's told us to about to amend the problem and kind of yeah, that'd be the main thing i'm we have we soon became motorbike funds got our we were having decent money, the or are

yeah, because it's caribbean. yeah, true.eah, we want to if you can find a flat bit and, but it's yeah. rwanda kenya recently the foundation went to the lebanon and talk eight syrian refugees who are penned up in camps with nothing to do at all but turned to kind of crime and misery and upset and to teach the girls and boys in particular. it's fantastic because a lot of these countries are countries in which girls have low expectations of their lives as far as education, property rights and so on are concerned. and if you can get girls and boys playing cricket together, yeah, it's absolutely wonderful . there comes an age wonderful. there comes an age when they'll separate out into a girls a boys team, but girls boy and a boys team, but when they're young, it helps the boys respect and like the girls spreading into the east. spreading into the middle east. yes, is . and i suppose we can yes, it is. and i suppose we can also talk of the terrors in the middle east. we're speaking on a day knows what's going to day who knows wha

turn things around and i think now is a good time to look at it also see under say avoid a royal caribbean cruise line it is double this year it is a lot of debt nothing love the games the most bench of the company will go to the debtholders not stock holders say we from. jack: personal votes in turkey stamp of our football to come, and check out this week's edition of barron's .com, no forget to follow us on x, that is at barron's on monday that is all for us and see you next week on barron's round table. evening to all of the program, and the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead and i am area and on the right of americans this weekend the parents are wondering if they should still send their kids back to school as anti- israel sentiment rages on college campuses across the country and with early admission, put away the families are questioning this dance of their favored universities, with more than 800 accident that united states since october 7th call to defend you jewish students are growing across the country dozens are urging new upper to ban the students for justi

cuba for this, well, somehow it didn’t work out for them then, thanks to the caribbean crisis, by theg all this cynicism, i wouldn’t be at all surprised if in general, this whole crisis, hamas and israel, was a little provoked by the united states, because they needed another powerful source of tension, a bloody center, so they got what they wanted, because listen, well, you can stigmatize israeli intelligence as much as you want that they are all there the security services overslept, but they had information, they sent information to the top, maybe not right, maybe not all of it, but they had information that a serious action was being prepared. so maybe their american friends told them something like, don’t use nonsense, it may well be, that’s why when i listen to these american politicians, i hear nothing but this, you know, their words don’t make me numb, multiplied by you know, that’s their complete professionalism unfitness and lack of education are off the charts. if america allowed germany and japan to take over countries, so it did. it was america that calmly watched as hitl

water, this is just uh, this is what the americans did and the spanish did in latin america and the caribbeans, just star of the people that give blankets with smallpocks to the native americans, and they wiped out 50 million people on the continent, it's actually so catastrophically depressing that we can rattle these off and know that this is. probably not the last time, stay where you are, tarek, stay where you are, fra uh, we just bring in now the words of the head of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees, unrah, he said waterborn disease outbreak was imminent during a visit to conjuns, felipe said increase of skin diseases was also impacting the people of gaza, which he said was unsurprising, considering the on sanitary conditions. let's listen in for a bit more. i'm in full admiration with the unra staff in gaza, they are trying to do the impossible an impossible environment, they are sharing exactly the same living condition than anyone else, the same fear, the same anxiety, i have also been explained the important increase. of skin disease, which is not surp

for argentina, but also intend to lead a colonial project in the whole of latin america and the caribbeanafter such statements i just want to... laugh a little and that's all, that is, he is not friends with anyone who shows non-colonial feelings, but for example, he is friends with russia, but russia at all, no, not at all , they were beaten by the neo-nazis, by the way, yesterday where there in tver an african, they beat some grandfather because they thought he was an uzbek , well, they were beaten just because of that, but, but it’s not the nazis, no, it could also be that the usa arranged what they would do later, the government, the best government of the best country in the world , obviously, well, in continuation of the theme of colonialism, he was awarded the order for merit to the fatherland of the third degree , but it was awarded not in his own country, not in his own homeland, in russia, where he came to visit, just like that, today the president of tajikistan emoli rahmon was honored by putin in moscow. commenting on the presentation of the order, the president of the country