and what of cyprus is a very small place, but it's, it's doing a lot. i mean, you used to be incredibly friendly with russia physically on business. now it's quite the reverse. so what sort of action have you taken? i want to make clear, we are very sensitive to the issues of territorial integrity of suffering t invalid d of borders. and of course, from now to non annexation of parts of the country to another. therefore, we had to join our partners in the european union in our response to the russian invasion into your claim. we did it, we want to be acknowledged and we are as a credible and. ready predictable partner to the european union. we took part on the. ready united was decisions regarding the functions and we are implementing the functions diligently. you realize, as you have saved in your question, that we had to come a long distance to reach this goal are much longer than any other of the partners who are ready didn't cover the links we had with us. this demonstrates the dimension of our shift but it has had consequences. ready already and th

of cyprus, in day it is in the hands of the international companies. in this case, any the italian company in total. they have plants. they have plans to collect all the amounts are to be discovered sulkily. and by the form of l. n. g. the same, the day that to the egyptian magazine vacation power stations, or, or non f as l n g in seattle and send it to europe to the 1st available power station for we got the vacation, which is most probably greece. so i, we are hopeful that the, in the mid term of that is to save a couple of years because a europe urgently needs natural gas that will be able to supply and contribute. and do you think then that's the issue. moving on from here or of the eastern eiji and see where you have an issue with, with grave greece and turkey. i think you mentioned recently that you're really concerned about the rhetoric over the maritime borders there. we don't have an issue with greece. no, of course not, but the, but i wouldn't say you had, but you're concerned about the escalation of this potential. sure. economy. yeah. of c

let's start at home, the united nations protection force here in cyprus. you're not happy with them. you've made a lot of criticism. so you said in the media intense anees, the way it was described, about how this force was handling its whole mandate in this country. what's, what's wrong? well, it's not exactly this our position festival. i must say that we are very happy with the presence of the united nations peacekeeping force can cypress, the very you food, useful in escalating minor incident, d escalating my know, you sit on fear in there, which may escalate and we don't know which dimensions of the recent attitude coincides with the hardening of the positions on of, on the northern part of cyprus. and the unfit is giving of the impression that they are giving in to very hard demands tar detriment. what's an example of that? they have recently given authorization to begin works within the buffer zone, right below the venetian was of the old town and it was easier for preparing for food feed for training by in a turkey cypriots football team. we are no

in cyprus, we try to operate from both sites. and this is a matter for the security council to be seized. let's move on a bit. but look, look back again. we're in the 21st century. it's 5 years since anything possible in terms of developments and peace has been on the table when we go back to july, 1 night after midnight when every one was thinking a deal was going to be done. and we saw that the un secretary general attorney guitar ash come out with the ashen face, tired out real frustration or anger that the deal wasn't done. was that down to you as a government? so was i very frustrated and very disappointed. we have at that time came so close so close to reach a settlement and a thing in the end of the meeting did not the reserve to postpone it. sina did. what did there was the needed if, if the schedule of the effect that he generally was not permitting it to be re invited in a couple of weeks and continue from where we were left. but let me tell you that after this the turkish position changed 180 degrees. busy they have se

dividing line wean the occupied part of cyprus to the republic of cyprus, to rather impressive -- not in the positive sense, consequential sense. and turkey's continued occupation and unauthorized activities in what were called the buffer zone, the zone ear between the areas where the green line is is a threat to peace in the area. i hope we -- i've spoken to our u.n. ambassador and linda thomas greenfield, appreciate that she got this extended to 2023. these are short-term extensions. they don't solve the ultimate problem. but will you commit to pushing for an extension of the u.n. peacekeeping force as long as we have this division at the green line? >> mr. chairman, this piece keeping force is absolutely playing an essential role, stabilizing role, so yes, sir, you have my commitment. senator menendez: thank you. since azerbaijan's attack on armenia in september, we have seen reports of forces shooting unarmed armenians, executing armenian soldier, mutilating a female armenian soldier. these reports reflect a long history of alleged azerbaijani war crimes especially during the war

and rising fuel costs, decades of tension and division on cyprus, still run deep. we look at if it's on the island to resolve the conflict. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere, a you read away, sponsored my cattle aways. hello, we got some pleasant, awesome sunshine in sir. good parts over china at the moment. high pressure in shaft little amaze. aside from time to time is our high. so keeping it essentially settled, but there are some bits and pieces of cloud and right around north of that, beijing could see some wet weather, one or 2 showers, just sliding towards the yellow sea easing a little further east, which as we go through our monday longest bells the frame may be a bit of a winfrey mix there into north chris, south korea. we'll also see some shares wanted to shower into eastern parts of japan, but essentially it's largely dry and settle quite so therefore the southeast of china and in to tie weather will be some showers, merging me the showers that we have across a good part of south east asia, usual seasonal range coming through here r

and the ones closest to them, the foreign minister of cyprus says there has to be more outside help. if there's to be any hope of a political solution, we need some help from the international community then in particular from countries that can work with ted keep, everybody stands to gain, not just the stakeholder, her thigh brucely to communities, turkey, grace, but also european union in australia life took a separate leaders here weren't available for comment. their position on talks is based on preconditions and they include demands for a 2 state solution. 5 years ago there was a different leadership in place, and they were more moderate. they had been prepared to accept a federation based on their demands. those talks took place in 2017, in the swiss alps. they were the closest any one had come to a deal, but they failed at the last minute or still no me had been chief negotiator for the turkish cypriot leadership. he says now there's only one way out of the stalemate. that can only be, am going to a new referendum and asking people whether they want a federation or a 2 state s

karen trees have been cultivated on cyprus for some 3000 years. many local families with their roots on the island own care and plantations like george potty, he's the way that these said please here, which is how nearly all pop out true checked us. we are planted by my grandfather. we'll go buck more than 100 t as a call. once the ponds have been harvested, the farmer takes them to the mill in the coastal town of z, he for centuries, karen ponce known locally as black gold, where one of cyprus is main exports. in the last century, cypress was the world's 3rd largest karen, producer. these days karen cultivation is no longer as lucrative as it once was. but many families have kept up the tradition. i am the last guy that i show. my children have other jobs. they are not, sir. oh, they don't mind about the i got your crops because they don't pay. but now karen is making a comeback. demand has risen in recent years, not least because the flower from the pod is increasingly used in vague and cuisine, as well as various diets. the plant is versatile a

carol trees have been cultivated on cyprus for some 3000 years. many local families with their roots on the island own karen plantations, like george potty. he's the way that this said, please here. which is why nearly elf up our true correct us. we are plant that by my grandfather. we'll go buck more than 100 t as a call. once the ponds have been harvested, the farmer takes them to the mill in the coastal town of vicki. for centuries, karen ponce known locally as black gold, where one of cyprus is main exports in the last century. cypress was the world's 3rd largest karen, producer. these days karen cultivation is no longer as lucrative as it once was, but many families have kept up the tradition. i am the last guy that i shot my chuck, the other job. they are not, sir. oh, they don't mind about the i got your crops because they don't pay. but now karen is making a comeback. demand has risen in recent years, not least because the flower from the pod is increasingly used in vague and cuisine, as well as various diets. the plant is versatile and ca

and after the buffer zone, you're in the self declared republic of northern cyprus. one cypress is wishful thinking. that's what this turkish cypriots shopkeeper thinks. chrissy, the aid them is that when you look at cyprus, dividing it into north and south as the source of the problem, far country to problems multiply and grow in the south. the greek cypriot baker is also cynical you myself, that n, as in the us, if our people, every one is thinking about their own personal interest, all the politicians up to now i haven't seen one politician who loves their country, their land, they love their position, and the ones closest to them, the foreign minister of cyprus says there has to be more outside help. if there's to be any hope of a political solution, we need some help from the international community and in particular from countries that can work with ted keep, everybody stands to gain, not just the stakeholders, her thigh, but also to communities, turkey, grace, but also european union in all, shall the allies, turkish cypriot leaders here weren't available for

carol trees have been cultivated on cyprus for some 3000 years. many local families with their roots on the island own care and plantations, like george potty. he's the way that this said, please here, which is how nearly i'll pop out true. checked us. we are planned that by my grandfather. we'll go buck more than 100, v as a call. once the pants have been harvested, the farmer takes them to the mill and the coastal town of z. for centuries, karen ponce known locally as black gold. we're one of cypress is main exports in the last century. cypress was the world's 3rd largest care and producer. these days karen cultivation is no longer as lucrative as it once was. but many families have kept up the tradition. i am the last generation. my children have other jobs they are not, sir. oh, they don't mind up on the i got your crops because they don't pay. but now care of this making a comeback. demand has risen in recent years, not least because the flower from the pod is increasingly used in vague and cuisine, as well as various diets. the plant is vers

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plus i'm under simmons at nicosia airport in cyprus, abandoned, in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah ah, hello, it is looking rather mobile now across march of here, bands of cloud and rain moving from west to east. this lively looking area of low pressure just easing across sciatic, bringing some funny down pools into central and southern parts of italy into the balkans joins up with some really wet weather up towards the baltic states than outside the atlantic. we've been talking about the remnants of storm martin for some time talking practised about something of a dart board low. that means blustery weather bands of showers and longest spells of rain coming in across at northwestern corner of europe. so much of the u. k. on and seen bits and pieces of rain as well. wet weather, this sliding across into the low countries pushing in to germany and into wet denmark. central air is not cheap out as we go through sunday. there's that wet weatherstone in place just around the grease easing into that we

the g7 recommended 65-70 dollars per barrel but cyprus greece malta believe that too little cyprus greecees with a large shipping industry, whose industry is most settled from obstacles to russian oil ships, believe that the ceiling is too low and requires compensation for loss of business or more time for adaptation. and for poland 70 per barrel - it is, on the contrary, a too generous gift to russia after the story of the fallen rocket, which warsaw never managed to make russian again its own opinion is more seeking a much lower price of $ 30 per barrel in warsaw lately it has become increasingly difficult to maintain a calm balance the level of russophobia. in poland, it is maintained at a level, but ukraine does not help, constantly throwing something up after the s-300, the new position of the ukrainian exhibit in berlin, melnyk, who willingly told in an interview with german publications that bandera poles and jews were not associated with the nazis, miller was not massively killed, who accused more of politicizing history. now the deputy minister of foreign affairs and to leave thi

i'm andrew simmons at nickerson airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle a ways how i there if you're off to the east and made for some late seasons sunshine, i'm afraid you will be disappointed this little area cloud swelling away, just around italy pushing across and see into were grease that has become notice storm. avery bought 75 millimeters of rain into naples. are you running the weekend and it will bring some really heavy rain across good part of greece using ever towards cyprus as we go through the next couple of days. so there is a likelihood of flooding damaging winds. really nasty conditions if truth be told, central air is not too bad up towards the jo northwest house. there was some other wet weather just clearing away from that southeast corner of england down across the low countries. pushing to northern parts of germany and on towards denmark as we make away into our monday that wet weather will ease

i'm andrew simmons reporting for russia in cyprus, a result city of london decades ago because of conflict. there are now controversies over why it's being turned into a result. again. hughes on a mac. oh, kink. and a top pull packed. that'll be a big draw card for the opening ceremony of footballs. wild cup did. ah. reinforcements of arrived in the democratic republic of congo. in the form of hundreds of kenyan troops that part of an east african regional force, helping congolese soldiers in their fight against the m. 23 rebel group. fighting intensified between the 2 sides on friday in the east of the country. while the on the group have a 23, a station, a major resurgence this year, forcing nearly 200000 people from their homes. in july human rights watch said that the armed group had killed at least 29 civilians in areas under its control since mid june. many of the victims were accused of being congolese all the informants. m . 23 has blamed other armed groups for the killings. it's advance has increased tension with the wound up which the congolese government accuses of supporting th

leaders of the self declared republic of northern cyprus. so they want more influence only you into actions that the greek cypriots government say the union is already paying too much attention to the turkish speaking, north peacekeepers were deployed to the islands and 1964 during violence between turkish and greek. cypriots and 1974. the conflict worsened with turkish forces. moving in today is a un ceasefire line, and 180 kilometer buffers on across the island. and separates greek speaking cypress from the turkish speaking north. andrew some and spent a day in the casino with you in forces on patrol in the buffer zone. ah, an island cut in to look to the north and you can see the turkish cypriots side of a frozen conflict from 48 years ago. a self declared state only recognized by the turkish government in ankara. it's leaders say they want more influence in the mandate of the united nations run buffer zone. that segregates them from the majority. greek cypriots, south of the island, hello to this is to to charlie and their attentions on

and after the buffer zone, you're in the self declared republic of northern cyprus. one cypress is wishful thinking. that's what this turkish cypriot shopkeeper thinks. chrissy, the aid them is that when you look at cyprus, dividing it into north and south is the source of the problem. far country to problems multiply and girl in the south a greek cypriot. baker is also a cynical you myself, that n as in verse, if our people, every one is thinking about their own personal interest, all the politicians up to now i haven't seen one politician who loves their country, their lands, they love their position, and the ones closest to them, the foreign minister of cyprus says there has to be more outside help. if there is to be any hope of a political solution, we need some help from the international community. then in particular, from countries that can work with turkey, everybody stands to gain, not just the stakeholders, her thigh brucely to communities, turkey, greece, but also european union in australia, late turkish cypriot. leaders here weren't available for comment

rob reynolds al jazeera san francisco, for almost 6 decades peace has been kept on the island of cyprus by one of the longest running united nations missions and history, but tensions to continue to simmer tucker sit prince the mount, a 2 state solution and international recognition, while a great to pretty cool for it to zone federation. under simmons went to the northern side of the capitol, nicosia. and he's been looking at efforts being made to find a way out of the dental the vast majority of cypriots have never known anything but division men. their lives in this part of nicosia and right across 2 thirds of the island. greek speaking cypriots are in the majority, walk through this checkpoint and after the buffer zone, you're in this self declared republic of northern cyprus. one cypress is wishful thinking. that's what this turkish cypriot shopkeeper thinks. chrissy, the i had them is that when you look at cyprus, dividing it into north and south as the source or to program far country to problems multiply and girl in the south. the greek cypriot. baker is also cynical you myself,

angelina deryabina cyprus music definitely connected us all and this is not a secret.to our tv studio. how are you doing there, and we are doing excellent thanks for this to our contestants. so i'll ask. vanya dmitrienko van has this song older than you. what time twice do you know her? of course i know, of course i know, but i want to say about the performance, that it was sung very well and really very clear voice, powerful eyes burn - this is the most pleasant thing to see when children who sing have burning eyes on their own, that they are really with a huge they do it with pleasure and soul, and a big fellow. good luck to you to throw further. i showed my musical abilities very early, because my parents are musicians. and in general, all my relatives are musicians, and therefore everything, of course, is due to his very birth listened to looked for me who is this profession and you rather such an existence in music surrounded by sounds was something very natural. here, how to breathe, in order to get into the new wave children's competition, you need to have only

cyprus turkey greece and the united arab emirates in fact.rns out that under the position of a hostess of a girl who meets guests in hotel restaurants is understood as a completely different type of customer service. let's do an experiment. we respond to one of the ads job in northern cyprus requires a girl no older than 25 the employer will help with a work visa insurance will pay for both flight and accommodation promised earnings of up to $ 30,000 in four months from the outside everything looks like buying goods before conducting any negotiations with nightclub manager presidents, ask for a portfolio. is it possible to shoot photos and videos in bikini and lingerie 3, with what to shoot in a bikini? i still want to talk to the owner. the hostess of the club did not keep herself waiting for a long time and got in touch on the same day. but i wanted to clarify who i could just be ahmed told me that it’s simple here. as it were, in the documents, when you are issued a work visa, it is written there as the end of the matrix well, it turns out

energy production in the eastern mediterranean has been growing as israel, egypt, jordan, and cyprusrked together. >> you look for proximity, accessibility among other things, and so far geographically positioned as it is is proving to be the accessible corridor to europe, so they can start getting gas. correspondent: getting gas out of lebanon will take time. the deal enables international companies to begin exploration, which could help lebanon with its crippling economic crisis. for lebanon this is about the economy. it insists the deal does not signify any form of normalization, nor is it a peace treaty. for israel, it is about security guarantees, and in the words of the prime minister, a political achievement through which lebanon recognizes israel. hezbollah rejected those claims. since the start of the negotiations, the iranian backed group adopted what many call a pragmatic approach. it is the most powerful political and military force in lebanon, and the state would need its stamp of approval. >> hezbollah considers what happened in the maritime border demarcation agreement

plus, i'm andrew simmons reporting for bratia and cyprus, resort city abandoned decades ago because of conflict. there are now controversies over why it's being turned into a result. again, not many, richard simm with all the latest world companies and nervous couple of days, kicks off. international coaches that we hoping there will cut takes the injury free in the last round of games before the cattle farms. ukrainians are celebrating in the southern city of her son after the retreat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invited in february. moscow had climbed the region as russian land forever. his jona, how reports the 1st time in nearly 9 months, the residence of have shown woke to the sights and sounds of a city restored to life. ah, see me. this is a small body square in the center. the word means freedom. and with it comes joy and laughter. ah, it's not time as such. but for as long as possible, they'll pretend that the russian army has merely retreated to the east side of the disney pro river. easily artillery range. as

oge was accepted, northern cyprus because they objected europeans americans.but article seven says that northern cyprus is a member of the utc a , according to the status of everything that is written in the documents of the utc - this is state status. it is not an interstate association. he is not a forum, so he is the same statehood, please tell me who is in the cis or the csto or fuck knows what he recognized. in any state status north ossetia south if i must ask, south ossetia, abkhazia, who recognized the dnr lc? no one so here it is to the question of what is and what can be promoted by the turkish bureaucrats. and there, what is there and what russian bureaucrats can promote. as they told me, when we last discussed the quality of our personnel, people who know our personnel are a team of professional middle peasants who beat a team of stars, in which there are few stars and they work based on the turks from the states. here, with an armored rink, they promote their ideas and promote, and the otg will still become a military one correctly. you said that

the g7 recommended 605-70 dollars per barrel but cyprus greece malta believe that too little cyprus greecentries with a large shipping industry, whose industry will lose the most from obstacles to russian oil vessels, believe that the ceiling is too low and requires compensation for loss of business or more time for adaptation. and for poland, 70 per barrel is, on the contrary, too generous a gift to russia after the story of the fallen rocket, which did not manage to be made russian in warsaw again its own opinion is more seeking a much lower price of $30 per barrel in warsaw lately it has become increasingly difficult to keep calm the level of russophobia. in poland, it is maintained at the level in ukraine, it doesn’t help, it constantly throws something up after the s-300, the new position of the ukrainian exhibit in berlin, melnik, who willingly told in an interview with german publications that bandera was not connected with the nazis, poles and jews, miller did not massively kill who accused more of politicizing history. now the deputy minister of foreign affairs and the seven of po

that pushes way over towards cyprus. over the next couple days. wet and windy weather. funny down pause . a risk of much lies maybe a month with a brand coming in here. and then we got the remnants of store martin and that'll for a lot of wet weather in across the northwest corner of europe in 2 or islands. right across the u. k. blustery conditions, longest bells, a frame sweeping through it runs all the way down in portugal, so we'll see some wet weather around here. here's the fine and the dry weather to north of that. there is some rain just around the netherlands pushing across since you scandinavia, towards the baltic states there shall go away from the eastern side of the med by tuesday. wet weather continues across western pass spain, seeing some cloud and rain at that time as well. a little bit about what weather affecting the med would also scrape the north coast of libya, maybe northern parts of egypt, much of north africa does look dry, noticed one or 2 showers, hacking the coastal fringes of west africa. and

he is the day after tomorrow cyprus fly short of time. and although he is very smart.make a mistake. in a sense, gubarev had to check that everything was going according to plan, that is, after the murder, for about half an hour, he was near the scene. he waited for tatyana to come and call the police. so surely someone sees it. hallway hello. excuse me, please . no, why did you and your mother just recently move? understandably? why are there so many ambulances nearby. thank you, thank you about six months ago, someone started calling me and the number was not determined by silence. at first, volodya laughed that i had a secret admirer. and then

because otherwise, there are only 4 countries that receive migrants, cyprus, greece, italy, and spain, which are those closest to the mediterranean, or the u. s. as just another day away from its mid term elections and final campaign rallies have taken place in several states. president joe biden came out to support democrats in new york state, where his party is facing unexpectedly tight contests. but in war, republican success could threaten us democracy. today's is the most important election in our life jobs is gonna take shape in this country for decades to come, world's inflection point. i mean, is a surly, where what's gonna happen? the next couple years is going to have more to do with what this country looks like 20 years from now. then anything else? in my former president, donald trump has been campaigning in florida, is blamed biden, and the democrats for high inflation same the u. s. is struggling to compete globally, biden, and the far left lunatics are waging war in your jobs, your safety, your values and your freedom. they're strangling florida families. they're headin

peter mathews, professor political science at cyprus college. thank you. antilles president gabrielle bowditch is proposing a plan to reach a definitive solution to land conflict in its r tanya region out as air was given. exclusive access to barges, meeting with indigenous maps. cheerleaders. from santiago, latin american correspondent lucio newman, sat down with the president. a rare sight in the rest of agony, a region some 30 indigenous my put to leaders agreeing to meet the countries president of the body. to hear his proposals. solving the conflict in south central chile, the region is under a state of emergency, but told by the army and militarized police attacks by armed my poacher groups escalate. as they call for the return of their ancestral lands. al jazeera was given exclusive access to the meeting, which at 1st was tense. i, president, but each outlined to plan to create a commission with the participation of indigenous leaders to determine how much land can be returned to the my purchase. and by what means, any money has got you r

i'm under simmons at nicosia airport in cyprus, abandoned, in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah, with how i was there were a few showers in the forecast raised possible strider, but with high pressure trying to establish itself, he's starting to settle down as the high just around the tasman little bit as a cloud there into our new southwell say there will always be one or 2 showers in then passively south was a particular sydney, again seeing some showers look spell supplying the showers. they're extending their way into where victoria some warped there for adelaide. that brookfield a wind 30 celsius, $37.00 celsius for alice's central and southern pass statesboro heat over the next couple of days. few showers to sliding outs of w a. some weather, weather, eating across southern parts of western australia in south australia over the next couple of days. easing through the byte. we'll see some rank rash making use white to war satellite. not too bad that was the southeast corner, the showers few

percent from a company from cyprus and slightly more than 5% from dutch investors , in turn, belarusiananizations sent abroad investments in the amount of 4.2 billion dollars unemployment in the eurasian union fell by 18% eq. presented data for september thus the number of the unemployed is slightly more than a percent of the labor force. analysts have calculated the lowest unemployment rate among the countries of the allied five was recorded precisely in belarus with an indicator of only 0.1% according to the unified state examination - this is about six thousand people, and the highest rate of unemployed is noted in russia is more than 600,000 people, and now to the current exchange rate at the results of the last trades. on the exchange dollars russian ruble depreciated euro and yuan, rose in price so the dollar is worth 2 rubles. 42 kop. euro 2 rub. 47 kop. for 10 yuan they ask for 3 rubles. 44 kop. and for 100 russian 4 rubles. and today is the last day to pay property taxes, let me remind you, this transport land and real estate. this year, for the first time, belarusians pay a fe

and i'm andrew simmons reporting for veronica in cyprus, a result city of london decades ago because of conflict. there are now contrivances over why it's being turned into a result again. on is 4 easy then women when a thrilling rugby while comp final against england and you will be here with that story and more ah hello. hi, fresh, it continues to dominate the weather across ships, a lot of try and settle weather around. we have got some cloud and rain just down around the italy through the atlantic, pushing across towards greece. larry of low pressure here, producing some live di showers, longest spells off right now their area of low pressure making its way in from the atlantic slowly but surely, bumping into i rary of high pressure. but we will see cloud and rain gathering across a good part of ireland as we go through sunday, pushing into a northern nodded late running the day. so bad. a ton of rain runs down into our port school. the go central air is lottie. dry single figures now for vienna and full read zurich wet or whether they're just around italy, easing across the balk

the un peacekeeping mission in cyprus is being criticized by both sides of the decades. long conflict un peacekeepers would apply to the island in 1964 to re violence between turkish and greek. cypriots in 1974. the conflict worsened with turkish forces. moving in today there's a un ceasefire line and a 180 kilometer buffer zone across the island. it separates greek speaking cypress, in the south from the turkish speaking, self declared republic of northern cypress. under simmons spent a day in the casea with un forces on patrol in the buffer zone. ah, an island cut in to look to the north and you can see the turkish cypriots side of a frozen conflict from 48 years ago. a self declared state only recognized by the turkish government in ankara. its leaders say they want more influence in the mandate of the united nations run buffer zone. that segregates them from the majority. greek cypriots south of the island. hello to this is to to charlie video tech or, and their attentions on both sides. the fact that the fides do not talk to each other or creates an opportunity for

plus i'm andrew simmons at nicosia airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. samsung. how much were the a wall cup news? and we just 2 weeks ago there is a booth for whales, captain gas bail. i see health and a half feet when the eminent cup title for the 1st time ah, just out to $1300.00 g m t we're going to start in tanzania was 3 people have been killed after passenger plane crashed into leg victoria, the precision air flight from dada salaam was attempting to landed bicola airport in the north, west at tons in the teams from the army and firefighters. a leading recovery efforts 26 passengers have been rescued. lady kia optima mm hm. yeah. when the aircraft was about 100 meters at mid air, it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had to rescue missions and fire fighters from the province of cu get are, are on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety. rescue effo

and abandoned town in cyprus is coming back to life after almost half a century in greek. cypriots left the resort to veronica in 1974 when it was captured by turkish troops. now, turkish cypriot leaders are pushing ahead with plans to reopen it, but as andrew simmons reports, former residents are still locked out. this is veronica mirage in turkish. it's been a ghost town since 1974. when people fled to escape conflict. greek cypriot, livelihoods, and homes were lost along with lifestyles of the rich and those with modest incomes . the towns been sealed off from time by its captors and the turkish cypriot north . that for the past 2 years, people have been allowed back into the town again. just a small part of it, mainly taurus on day trips. there are exceptions, like andrea's lot us, but for now he can only look at his property. he was 6 years old when his father's hotel was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. one of the 1st losses in a multi $1000000.00 business empire. we have 1st, i've heard a gun needed leslie for half a century. we're undergoing it many times, crises of being lock

police department of the city of mikhailovka and the address punched punched, of course, registered in cyprusyou must go to mikhailovka sort it out at the border and go there for several hours. tomorrow you will officially ask our mistress, the boss, for a vacation for a couple of days, then she will let you go, in the end she will try fresh ones. well, my dear ct scan showed that a brain tumor threatens your life. this is the verdict. no, this means an urgent need for surgery. there is a week. if in a week you do not agree, then in a month you will be buried. what if i agree that i survived the operation? but if you don't agree. clearly i hope. so go ahead and think. good afternoon, good, do we really know each other? no, but i really hope we get to know each other. my name is andrew very nice. excuse me, you work here, you guessed it. do you understand? i got into trouble in the bullpen, my close friend from russia, please light, thanks sveta to go to mikhailovka and how can you help your wife there, at least find out what's wrong. i'll find out myself through my channels. if need be, i wil

and how do they think to annoy moscow and set a low ceiling cyprus greece malta is against it, becausen on the transportation of our fuel by sea. however, experts note the only country that benefits from price caps. this is us anti-russian sanctions for washington occupation, vacant market positions and expensive sell your liquefied gas. mikhail shvydkovich , president's special representative for international cultural cooperation, again headed the foundation of the academy of russian television, this was announced by the director general of the foundation. eteri levi him in st. petersburg before the presentation of the award tefregion this award. it is the academy that awards just as the national tefi competition has been held intermittently over the past years by the committee of industrial television awards. also at the head of the weave, now the two structures have decided to start amalgamation, which should benefit television in our country. many bury television, but i can tell you from experience in my work let's say elegas with the commonwealth of independent states. e, he watc

we found tatyana voronina in cyprus , came and offered a job.reat. all right, let's try. tatyana voronina pavel smeyan and tatyana ivanovna, here you are, immediately after the release of the film mary poppins, singer voronina abandoned social life, then her the husband of the musician of the resurrection group became a priest, and tatiana became a mother and changed. uh, i started singing to glue. russia pack to ring the bells. and so gradually. we are like this, uh, we have become churched and for us it is already different, as it were, secular life is already so interesting. well, i generally have to say that she says so, so i tried it and that's it. the search was very large. i was looking for. i needed the crystal voice of barbara, i was so offended when yana and me i was already a hooligan. i 'll kill the singer, but the thing is, i don't know where you are. were at that moment. well, for some reason it happened. i just didn't notice. no. i already rehearsed vertinskaya instead of natasha and sit cook. okay , thanks to vertinskaya in the r

this is not a man of action, he is not a hero of action, but a hero of life, as in cyprus, for examplef the soviet union now in moscow just a week later he will return. and what do we people here in the rear, everyone needs to understand about this battle, so that those who have not yet woken up and have not understood what is happening finally wake up. what happens is we're all in a trench sitting, just some have not yet woken up. we are all in a trench. they just shoot we tell someone is courting. for the children. someone makes ammo. someone takes everyone to work in a trolleybus in a tram. someone performs from the stage artists. it 's all a single cop that we're in today, it's just that we ah, by the will of fate, we are doing what we are doing now, we need to unite. we will do everything well for the motherland. in general, you know, i now understand that now the continuation is going on for 80 years, as if the war was interrupted, but not ended. probably then, well, as before, like 80 years ago, we are at war with nazism. and after all, as you remember then, then he worked at th

partition may be the outcome, and final point on this, the analysis -- the analogy i draw is the cyprusflict, which i think has escaped many people's active memories, but there are some diplomatic fudge is around what is and is not sovereignty -- sovereign territory and how you field -- how you deal with a partial invasion. we are still a long way away from this. we are still in prenegotiation's , but ukrainians are going to want to explore on the battlefield the fullest extent of their the occupation -- their de-occupation. >> russia's view, if it would accept sovereignty in areas such as crimea and donbass. is it a way forward? >> crimea was always left out of negotiations, but russia decided minsk was never going to be implement to. any president trying to implement it would be facing steep political resistance within ukraine. the final argument, we are not anywhere near that level of negotiations, but the big questions is when the negotiations will start, probably in a couple of years' time. i think that is what it was always about, facts on the ground where the divided line will be

i'm andrew simmons at nicholas airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. and we'll show you how the houston astros won baseballs world series for the 2nd time and 6 seasons that will be with far, later to sell ah, the death toll from a passenger plane crash in tanzania has risen dramatically the prime minister. now saying 19 people have been killed, the aircraft plunged into lake victoria earlier on sunday 26. people have been rescued. the precision air flight from doris salon was attempting to landed macabre airport in northwest henson in alleviate here. come on. mm hm. yeah. when the aircraft was about a 100 meters at mid air, it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had of rescue missions and firefighters from the province of guerra are on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety rescue efforts are currently underway in order to retrieve the aircraft. the ma

the foreign minister of cyprus says there has to be more outside help. if there is to be any hope of a political solution, we need some help from the international community. then in particular, from countries that can work with ted keep, everybody stands to gain, not just the stakeholders aside, rules the 2 communities, turkey, greece, but also european union in australia late took a separate leaders here weren't available for comment. their position on talks is based on preconditions and they include demands for a 2 state solution. 5 years ago there was a different leadership in place and they were more moderate. they had been prepared to accept a federation based on their demands. those talks took place in 2017, in the swiss alps. they were the closest any one had come to a deal, but they failed at the last minute. all still know me had been chief negotiator for the turkish cypriot leadership. he says now there's only one way out of the stalemate that can only be, am going to a new referendum and asking people whether they want a federation or a 2 sta

the likes of greece malta and cyprus are asking for higher prices of $670 to support trade with russiaeanwhile the oil market continues to be under pressure from new covid restrictions in china the brand is getting cheaper by 3% per barrel gives just over $81 w5 is also trading in the red at around $74 over the weekend china has revealed more than 40,000 new cases of infection, which negatively affects oil demand this was economic news in a nutshell. sberbay payment by phone is returned connect sberbank to your world map in the sberbank application online and pay for purchases with one touch. enjoy, bewitching design, pay and win up to 5 million sberbank bonuses to pay by phone. the absolute champions of black friday, category smartphones laptops washing machines category absolutely essential, black friday discounts up to 50%. smart tv haer with a discount of 25.000 rubles. in m.video and eldorado for 399 rubles. you can test yourself or subscribe to sber prime plus experience vivid emotions from watching a cynologist at home sber prime plus access to films, tv shows, music in hi-fi qu

and the baltic countries are in favor of lowering the so-called ceiling as much as possible, greece cyprushe contrary, is in favor of making the ceiling higher, while european politicians already seem to realize. whatever this limit is, the greatest benefit, everything anyway, the united states artificial restrictions that have nothing to do with the principle of a market economy for washington is a way to make super profits. your energy resource in europe is overpriced, while the united states is using the energy crisis and the conflict in ukraine to strike at competitors in the industry, the jubaiden administration, with the help of a law to reduce inflation, lures european producers to the american continent by promising them subsidies or years and until the economy of the old world goes into recession. states hope to receive an influx of investment. the most complex operation using advanced technologies is being carried out today by russian doctors to provide the necessary assistance to the military who were injured during their oldest and largest aesthetic medicine center in our count