. workshop, when the team was created, i only found out about it when it was already performing at dakar team after the team returned home, so i can’t. to say that yes, i had a karting school there, some other car school, i took sergei ovchinnikov’s extreme driving courses in 2010, in fact, with the support of my friends, this is yura, by the way, you should know him and oleg ratkevich, i managed to start in the rally and from the first year of participation, yura and i became champions of the republic belarus is already there. for the 2011 season, when we were already awarded for the 2011 season, we became champions, dakar, as we know, always takes place in january, that is, the beginning of the twelfth year, i saw that the mass team was performing at dakar, waited for their return and suggested his candidacy as a pilot at that time, so that you understand what a pilot in a sports team is, he is an ordinary... a mechanic on ordinary days and only during the race he becomes a pilot, that is, let's say i moved from the category of managers to that i had my moment the business was simply a

and a successful dakar with the racing _ worthwhile.uccessful dakar with the racing team has made - worthwhile. and a successful dakar with the racing team has made a i worthwhile. and a successful dakarl with the racing team has made a big deal. do you feel like you're a trailblazer for women deal. do you feel like you're a trailblazerfor women in deal. do you feel like you're a trailblazer for women in the sport? i've got a lot of people looking up to me, a lot of young girls riding in the uk. a lot more coming through which is really nice to see, i hope to do many some training camps in the future. there were two other women before me who have finished dakar, i'm not sure of the overall results but it's just a phenomenal experience. results but it's 'ust a phenomenal ex.penenee— results but it's 'ust a phenomenal exprince— results but it's 'ust a phenomenal exeriencep— experience. which could now be repeated- _ experience. which could now be repeated- l'm — experience. which could now be repeated. i'm going _ experience. which could

at following the cancellation of the elections, protesters in dakar, the capital of senegal , demonstrated and disrupted traffic. a fire in a development factory in india left 6 dead and 60 injured. people in this area witnessed several successive explosions in and around the factory in the state of madhya pradesh. it is said that 150 workers were present in this factory at the time of the accident. residents of the french capital supported the tripling of parking fees for large suvs . 55% of the participants in the survey supported the increase in parking fees for these cars due to environmental issues and lack of space international agency energy has announced that almost half of the safi cars sold in the world are sus, which on average consume 20% more fuel than other cars. the failure of the freezer ruined decades of work by swedish researchers. blood cancer research samples collected by swedish medical university over decades. it was lost due to the failure of the freezer during the holidays. the samples were kept in tanks with liquid nitrogen at minus 190 degrees celsius. according t

be extended, following the cancellation of the elections, the protesters staged demonstrations in dakar the capital of senegal, and disrupted traffic. a fire in a development factory in india left 6 dead and 60 injured. people in this area witnessed several successive explosions in and around the factory in the state of madhya pradesh. it is said that 150 workers were present in this factory at the time of the accident they had. residents of the capital. france supports the tripling of parking fees for large suvs . 55% of the participants in the voting supported the increase in parking fees due to environmental issues and lack of space. the international energy agency has announced that almost half of the safari cars sold in the world are suvs, which on average consume 20 % more fuel than other cars. the failure of the freezer ruined decades of work by swedish researchers. blood cancer research samples collected by the swedish medical university over decades freezer failure bolt was lost on vacation. samples in tanks with nitre. the lost samples were vital for cancer research, the value

following the cancellation of the elections, protesters staged demonstrations in dakar, the capital of senegal, and disrupted traffic. the police and security forces dispersed the protesters with tear gas and arrested several people. in the first official meeting of the chambers of commerce and guilds of tehran , it was emphasized on the creation of the seganeh joint secretariat in order to improve the business environment and remove the obstacles of the private sector and promote production. the head of the tehran chamber of commerce said: "it is hoped that this meeting can create a unique space for a solution." problems and inflation in the field of economy. with the help of this first joint meeting. which is the chambers of commerce of tehran province, with the aim of synergizing and strengthening and developing commercial production businesses . in any case, gentlemen, whether in the chamber of commerce or the chamber of guilds, or if you decide to do so in the chamber of cooperation, let's unite and pursue a common goal. let this goal lead to our goal of constructive interaction w

some important news around the world: thousands of people took to the streets of senegal�*s capital, dakarotests follow the country's top court blocking president macky sall's attempt to postpone the election, originally scheduled for this month. the controversial decree, which was backed by parliament, triggered a political crisis in senegal, once regarded as a bastion of democracy in west africa. african union heads of state are in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, for the first day of a two—day summit. au chair moussa faki mahamat called on leaders to tackle conflicts on the continent and condemned a series of coups in some african countries as unconstitutional. the war in sudan and instability in somalia as well as the democratic republic of congo are also at the top of the african bloc�*s agenda. japan has successfully launched its new flagship rocket into orbit, raising hopes it can compete against others in the commercial satellite launching business. the japanese space agency says the h3 has significantly lower costs than its predecessor and can carry bigger payloads. the flight

opposition party supporters set up barricades around the capital dakar, and clashed with police.reportedly detained. so how did senegal reach this point? meghan owen explains. this is senegal�*s president, macky sall, announcing just a day before campaigning was due to start that he was postponing the country's election. but why? well, a constitutional council have made the decision to bar several hopeful candidates, including high—profile politician ousmane sonko from the opposition. now, this decision is being investigated by lawmakers because there are questions over its impartiality. sall himself is not hoping to stand for re—election and he has yet to announce a new date. but many opposition members are not happy with the decision. translation: never in senegal's political history have we seen - a situation like this. it's a dangerous precedent. to be able to postpone a presidential election on the eve of its start is unprecedented. translation: he's trying to pull off an electoral holdup. l what's that? it's a constitutional coup, and we won't accept it. other opposition mp

over the eligibility of candidates. 0pposition party supporters set up barricades around the capital dakarpoint? meghan 0wen explains. this is senegal�*s president, macky sall, announcing just a day before campaigning was due to start that he was postponing the country's election. but why? well, a constitutional council have made the decision to bar several hopeful candidates, including high—profile politician 0usmane sonko from the opposition. now, this decision is being investigated by lawmakers because there are questions over its impartiality. sall himself is not hoping to stand for re—election and he has yet to announce a new date. but many opposition members are not happy with the decision. translation: never in senegal's political history have we seen - a situation like this. it's a dangerous precedent. to be able to postpone a presidential election on the eve of its start is unprecedented. translation: he's trying to pull off an electoral holdup. _ what's that? it's a constitutional coup and we won't accept it. other opposition mps have also started a legal challenge against the de

some important news around the world: thousands of people took to the streets of senegal�*s capital, dakarlow the country's top court blocking president macky sall�*s attempt to postpone the election, originally scheduled for this month. the controversial decree, which was backed by parliament, triggered a political crisis in senegal, once regarded as a bastion of democracy in west africa. african union heads of state are in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, for the first day of a two—day summit. au chair moussa faki called on leaders to tackle conflicts on the continent and condemned a series of coups in some african countries as unconstitutional. riots have broken out in the hague as rival groups of eritreans clashed outside a cultural centre. dutch police cars were attacked and officers used tear gas to try to restore calm. vehicles were set alight and windows of buildings were smashed. long—standing tensions within eritrean communities in different parts of the world have recently flared up. critics of the eritrean government say so—called cultural festivals that it organises are in

thousands of people took to the streets of senegal�*s capital, dakar, demanding presidential elections president macky sall's attempt to postpone the election, originally scheduled for this month. the controversial decree, which was backed by parliament, triggered a political crisis in senegal, once regarded as a bastion of democracy in west africa. riots have broken out in the hague as rival groups of eritreans clashed outside a cultural centre. dutch police cars were attacked and officers used tear gas to try to restore calm. vehicles were set alight and windows of buildings were smashed. long—standing tensions within eritrean communities in different parts of the world have recently flared up. critics of the eritrean government claim so—called cultural festivals that it organises are in fact propaganda to raise funds for a repressive regime. let's turn now to the race for the white house because after a landmark fraud case ordering donald trump to pay more than $350 million in fines, the former—president is back on the campaign trail in michigan, addressing supporters in the run—up

thousands of people took to the streets of senegal�*s capital, dakar, demanding presidential electionsh. the controversial decree — which was backed by parliament — triggered a political crisis in senegal, once regarded as a bastion of democracy in west africa. japan has successfully launched its new flagship rocket into orbit, raising hopes it can compete against others in the commercial satellite launching business. the japanese space agency says the h3 has significantly lower costs than its predecessor and can carry bigger payloads. the flight comes after years of delays and two aborted attempts. after a landmark fraud case ordering donald trump — to pay more than 350—million—dollars in fines, the former—president is back on the campaign trail. mr trump is scheduled to a hold a rally in michigan later today, in the run—up to the state�*s presidential primary election on february 27th. nikki haley, his last political rivalfor the republican nomination has used the ruling in new york to attack the republican frontrunner. you can't win an election if you are spending _ you can't win an

going on a tangent here but we talk about -- when we talk about climate change and we talk about the dakar carbonization and if our goal is -- less carbon emissions, globally not just here in the united states. why would we why would we restrict l and g exports especially to europe which oh by the way let's throw in our foreign policy octaves because wept europe to be less reliant on russianan gas which comma is dirtier than -- than u.s. natural gas. comma, and -- reliance on coal makes no sense. so these are conversations we're having with theon administration let's be king consistent right u want to lower carbon emissions then let's use what we have in our country what we're manufacturing and producing in terms of lg, and get it to europe as quickly as possible. >> right. speakinge of -- you know, being optimistic one day pessimistic the other i remember after the house after the republicans won back control of the house, in -- the prier election, there was some optimism that trade might actually be under republicans agenda and they might advance, you know, trade legislation. but that do

forces recently killed at least three protesters, including a 16-year-old teenager, in the capital dakarhiopia's army killed at least 45 people last month as they carried out door-to-door home raids in what's been described as one of the worst recent acts of violence in the region of amhara. that's according to ethiopian human rights advocates, who said governments forces accused the civilians of supporting the armed group fano. a pregnant woman was among those shot according to witnesses. the extrajudicial killings in the town of merawi come after months of fighting between fano and ethiopia's military, which had jointly fought tigray people's liberation front until that conflict ended in november 2022. details of january's massacre only emerged in recent days due to a months-long internet blackout in most of amhara. the ethiopian human rights commission said the death toll could be higher. authorities in texas say the shooter who opened fire at a megachurch in houston on sunday had legally bought an ar-15 style rifle in december despite having a criminal record and a history of mental

there, hosted on his home turf in, dakar, senegal. so this is a congress for cultural freedom. it a event that he attended just a few years after, the tashkent event here. he is smoking his pipe and he is 1973, except getting his own lotus award at the writers association. meeting in the middle is a etnam poet. too long and over here is a ish in googie we don't have a picture of him at the 1962 democratic conference. or at least i couldn't find a picture of him there. also, somebody who attended the soviet affiliated afro-asian writers association meetings. so this weight over here is now like a millstone around my neck, and i'm in a blind panic thinking. the whole premise with which i started at least half of this book, is now shot to pieces. what am i going to do? here's the great ghanaian poet, a playwright was sutherland at the first 1958, afro-asian writers association meeting in the audience is w.e.b. dubois, who was, you know, just as hughes had kind of presided it over the mccrory event, w.e.b. dubois was at the the tashkent event. f was sutherland is somebody like semb

in senegal, security forces used tear gas to disperse protesters in the capital dakar after presidentcky sall moved to postpone this month's elections. demonstrations took place as the national assembly gathered to debate the issue. >> we were only defending ourselves. he metals with the constitution, the newspapers come the population. he does everything he can to put us in a difficult position. i repeat, we are not fighting for simple cause. we are fighting for freedom. nermeen: among the arrested were former prime minister aminata toure and current presidential candidate anta babacar. some have denounced sall's move as an institutional coup. the committee to protect journalists called on senegalese authorities to restore mobile internet after it was cut earlier today amid growing political turmoil. history has been made in northern ireland as sinn fein's michelle o'neill has been sworn in to the top post of northern ireland's parliament, marking the first time the position has been held by a politician who supports the reunification of ireland. this comes days after the pro-british

thousands of people have demonstrated in senegal�*s capital, dakar, demanding presidential electionsed for this month. the controversial decree, backed by parliament, triggered a political crisis in senegal, once regarded as a bastion of democracy in west africa. african union heads of state are in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, for an annual meeting as the continent continues to grapple with insecurity and the effects of climate change. before the gathering, the african union commission head moussa faki mahamat voiced alarm at the violence gripping many nations, both in africa and other parts of the world. to find out more, i spoke earlier to mm—ma ekeruche, a senior research fellow at the centre for the study of the economies of africa. i think the agenda is very informative and very relevant, you know. these summits take place annually. for this year, a lot is on the table. so first, the defining issues of our time, whether it is climate change or the reform of the international financial system. also, issues that are undermining our growth and development as individual count