some countries are dominated . some countries are dominated. there is no third clause. the islamic republic, the islamic revolution, the islamic system, was a clear cry against this system, that is, why should there be domination, why should a certain country, which has, for example, such and such advanced military equipment, have the right to demand its own opinion and culture. yourself to impose on a set of countries. why the islamic republic was a new word for this false order. the tyrants of the world, the rulers of the world will not tolerate this. they knew that this word, this thought, is characteristic of development to find in the world is to be correctly understood and developed. this thought was developed in the world and attracted the nations . i will now say a word about the attractions of this movement. well, are these the united states , the soviet union, or the nato countries that are looking for the lord of america ? warsaw pact countries that were following the soviet union. all these are waiting for an opportunity. saddam provided that opportunity for

, number of countries. dominance dominering, the other ones get dominated, there is other third alternative, so the islamic republic, the islamic revolution or the islamic establishment was actually stood against this and had allowed to cry against this, iran question, why should there be any domineering power, and iran was asking why a certain country that... have a strong military, why should they have the right to impose their will, their wims and wishes, their culture a number of countries, iran was questioning this, so the islamic republic of iran was actually kind of made new statement against. "an ambitious person, a greedy, a person, a despot, inconsiderate person, it was just close to iran, so they encouraged them, and and he attacked iran. well, there are some people who blame the islamic establishment, i mean, i'm talking about. and you see the results of what they have done, the wars that they have caused, the discrimination, tyranny, people who are under pressure, we're against this, and we have uh express this clearly, so that's the situation. he told me, he was a president so

it has existed for of years, but it has been dominated by men. if you look at the gas theorists, the dalits, many of them happened to be. there are that have a lot of men which are important. but i think we need to reduce the number of and have more represent nations. and this is just about representation at this point because when it comes to the anti-gas movement, that is where we are we we're at the stage where we have first fight for representation. we need more dalit women. we need more dalit non-bio people, more dalit trans voices in those spaces and need to look inwards. a lot of the movement, in my opinion, in my humble opinion, because i'm not born in the movement, i've come to it in my late twenties. i think we need to be able to look towards folks and see where their ideas are going where our ideas going instead of just being attached to an idea that has been developed in the past 20, 40 years. i we have to be able to move forward. the future of the anti cost movement lies with building solidarity across movements. it lies building sol

british domination of south asian nations was done through the east india company. the deep influence and domination of england over india after 3 centuries of the establishment of this company led to india as a part of england be announced and queen victoria was crowned as the queen of india and england. this period is considered to be the era of looting of the indian people by england, which under the guise of economic relations and trade and commerce is the basis for political influence. in this land , the british government followed an economic and cruel agenda during the colonization of the indian subcontinent, an agenda that left no room for pity for the natives of the subcontinent. the indian subcontinent suffered countless crises, the worst of which happened in bengal. reaching the huge resources and plundering the great riches of india to england. permission daed to further expand its continuous territories and in 1839, the british navy attacked the coast of china. in this war , the victory was due to the superior technology of england and it led to disastr

they established the indian company eastern have dominated the fertile areas of south asia and since then all the colonial operations and domineering relations of england with the nations of south asia through the company. the deep influence and domination of england over india after 3 centuries of the establishment of this company caused india to be declared as a part of england and queen victoria was not crowned as the queen of india and england. this period is considered to be the era of looting of the people of india by england, which under the guise of economic relations and trade and commerce became the basis for political influence in this land. the british government followed an economic and ruthless agenda during the colonial period of the indian subcontinent. order a work that left no room for pity for the natives of the subcontinent. the indian subcontinent suffered countless crises, the worst of which happened in bengal. accessing huge resources and plundering the riches of india gave england the permission to expand its continuous territories even more , and the british

the next few days dominated by high pressure over orjust next few days dominated by high pressure overin the early hours of the morning, and we will be left with plenty of sunshine. the rain scoots from shetland, staying quite cloudy probably, but for most of the uk, a dry day with sunshine. more of a breeze to east anglia and the south—east, but temperatures high teens to low 20s, pleasantly warm in that september sun, and more to come as well over the next few days. more of a breeze for east anglia and south—east england, gusty around some of the headlands here around coastal districts. mist and fog again possible in a few places, clearing with plenty of sunshine around, and the trend is for temperatures to start rising by a degree or two. 24 possible around greater london, 23 in northern areas of scotland. that is one for this time of year. we will see some changes towards the latter part of the week and the weekend, with some rain or thundery showers working up across parts of england and wales, but they probably arrive friday, and for the north, it looks like we should hang on to

i don't believe that the polls consider themselves dominated -- dominated by the soviet union. >> ofhe next several days trying and failing to fix that statement. polish-american voters were very worried about soviet domination of poor justice they have every right to be worried about putin's attempt to seize ukraine, which borders poland. russian dictators have a long history of regarding poland is rightfully theirs so after last night's debate it is possible that polish-american voters could become the winning margin for vice president kamala harris in pennsylvania and therefore deliver the presidency to kamala harris after she said this. >> putin's agenda is not just about ukraine. understand why the european allies and our nato allies are so thankful that you are no longer president, and that we understand the importance of the greatest military alliance the world has ever known, which is nato, and what we have done to preserve the ability of zelenskyy and the ukrainians to fight for their independence. otherwise putin would be sitting in kyiv with his eyes on the rest of europe,

the west dominates the world, in fact the entire planet. the essence of the crisis is that the sensory socio-cultural system that dominated the west for 6 centuries has completely exhausted itself. and ahead is the transition to a new socio-cultural system, which one? supersensory, integral, this is the question, which should be discussed. to conclude this excursion with something tangible and intuitive, i will explain the difference between the two cultures using the example of the fine arts of byzantium and western europe after the 15th century. byzantine art is almost exclusively religious. these are paintings, frescoes of churches, icons. this is not everyday art, not earthly, it is addressed to higher values. an icon is not a painting, a temple is not a museum, in a temple one prays in front of an icon, the task of art, fine art, is to help a person in his supersensory perception of the world. western art, starting since the renaissance, it is completely different, it is a sensual art, it reflects the real world. half a millennium ago,

system, which means dividing the world into the dominator and the dominator and imposing the culture and opinions of the dominators on other countries. the islamic republic was a new word. in front of this false order , the oppressors of the world, the rulers of the world. they didn't tolerate this. they knew that this idea is characterized by its development in the world. they understood it correctly and it developed. this idea developed in the world and attracted nations, whether it was the united states, the city, the nato countries that were following the united states, or the warsaw pact countries. that they were looking for the soviet master. all these are waiting for an opportunity. saddam provided that opportunity for them . ambitious, power-seeking, full-faced, arrogant, cruel, inconsiderate person. iran behind the borders of iran instigated this and attacked our country , referring to the statements of some people inside that the islamic republic is hostile to the whole world, they said that if they mean to cut off political and economic relations with the world, that is cl

they dominate american organized crime, just like they dominate russian and global organized crime. they have lot of power, and whether they can once again drag the united states into a horrifically destructive war that would probably finish off the united states empire in order to gamble on this endlessly expanding. is a question that will see answered, i suppose, in a not too distant future. well, greak uh, just like hamas, the israel regime is after hisbollah and after really all resistance groups, i must say, to eliminate them uh, but israel's existence and what it has done, i should say, um, has been the reason why some of these groups were formed in the first place, so no matter how hard it's trying to do that, which involves the murdering of many. civilians in the process of it, they can never get rid of what they are after, can they? no, not at all, if anything, mean assuming, and this is a big assumption, because zionists tell lies, mean the 40 beheaded babies and numerous ones since, but assuming if there is modicum of truth in the hisb leadership being. compromised as it

she spoke to me about shogun�*s dominance. she spoke to me about shogun's dominance-— dominance.me - dominance. foreign language films like squid game have i dominance. foreign language . films like squid game have made it into the enemies list in the past but it's never managed to capture a high prestige award like best drama before. and squid game had a handful of... looking at the total with shogun. if you include the enemy �*s creative arts section as well. a lot of love for shogunin as well. a lot of love for shogun in the room, but also some surprises at the emmys as well. tax upsets the comedy favourite term of the best comedy home —— hax. the character of martha is currently patterned after her and the story isn't accurate, there is no sign that shook the votes for ba by there is no sign that shook the votes for baby reindeer. the creator richard gadd got the best actor, he took home an award for producing and for the drama itself and his coastguard, jessica gunning who plays martha, she took home the back actress —— best actress. a vote of confidence for baby reindeer wh

okay dominic, how does this happen? a, can i run my credibility is russell more law enforcement and say that this is just too coincidental? and the start to finish? this was to perfect a witness. it looked like a chinese made s k s that when there was allegedly used, you're gonna tell me a secret service agent saw that tiny little barrel in the bushes with all that shadowing, and they just had to have a witness. they've got the license plate and the time from when he left with the time from we stop was perfectly timed out from like the mapquest directions going. i hit the i looked at the entire uh start to finish. stop including the tactics where they took a minute of custody. i'm not gonna lie. i will, i'm, i'm going to say this, i'm a professional retired police officer. it looked ways to perfectly plan to strategize and taken into custody to be legitimate at this point. and i don't care with things, i'm crazy, this with this is just insane at this point. okay. but to your point and i, and i've asked this question if

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and that cooler air continues to dominate in scotland.of a northerly wind, which will gradually push the rain away, but it will introduce this fresher feel for all of us on friday. so there will be some rain lingering across east anglia and south—east england for a time. that eases away during the afternoon. sunny spells and scattered showers continue for most, but because of the direction of the wind, those temperatures really quite subdued for this time of year — on the whole, generally between nine and 14 degrees. clear skies continue through the night. that is going to allow the potential for a frost to form, and so it will be a chilly start — low single figures, perhaps below in more rural spots, worth bearing in mind. but that means as we head into the weekend, high pressure is going to build for a time and quieten things down. so not a bad weekend, particularly on the saturday. however, another area of low pressure will gradually move into the south—west as we go through sunday. so saturday, a better day. more heavy rain to come as

- show that they are the dominant .. ., ,, -and show that they are the dominant .. ., ~ -an ., it.e who continued to threaten israel. they say this attack was prepared, plan for a long time and they are prepared for next moves. those comments from the idf, the israeli military. we waited to hear any kind of response. stay with us here for the very latest developments and of course, that is the very latest news on bbc news website and on the app. they with us here. this is bbc news. —— stay with us here. hello. some welcome dry weather for much of this weekend in areas hit badly by floods through the past week, but there is more rain to come. our rainfall forecast chart showing the amounts between now and tuesday, shows that whilst scotland is dry across england and wales, mainly from later sunday onwards, we could widely see around 20 to 30mm darker spots. even more than that, and these areas could change a little bit there. nothing untoward for this time of year, but given the fact the ground is so saturated, the risk of flooding could return for one or two. so worth keeping an ey

absolute dominance is a curious one. it means that the united states will be the dominant power in every region of the world. it's a pretty crazy idea, i call it absolutely crazy, because when you and i travel, we see, we see the world more or less the same. yes, the united states is a powerful country, but it's only 4.1% of the world's population. there's the other 95.9% of the world's population, they don't want to be ruled by us in every region of the world, when the united states says we have absolute dominance in central asia or on the border with russia, or over other nuclear powers, or in east asia, where china... its industrial base is in twice as big as the united states, four times as big as the united states, hundreds of nuclear warheads, and our own interests, and our own civilization that 's 10 times older than the united states, and we dominate china, well, that sounds like a recipe for endless war, in a nuclear age - the world, we don't need them, they're too expensive, my god, we need to fix our roads, we

the power to dominate the world has created this government in the region that all the governments of the region must agree to submit to the domination of the united states, and if they submit, then they must give everything to the united states, their oil, afghanistan's lithium, their geography, their mines, their capitulations. their army because they have to accept this strategy if he resists, like gamal abdel nasser, this wild promise that israel will attack on behalf of that superpower to make this side surrender, and this is what happened , egypt finally surrendered. and camp davido signed , i want to know first what this game is designed for, sir, our time is short, so here, if one of the powers in the region does not want to accept the surrender strategy , it will remain a resistance strategy. the resistance strategy of this game is very difficult and dangerous, that is, the resistance strategy. in front of this dangerous wild promise to be put on the grate and this game of inequality let the middle referee play the game in his favor , then we will fix it hard and courageously

they are by far the most prominent dominance on tiktok. russian air strikes _ dominance on tiktok.ssian air strikes injured at least - dominance on tiktok. russian air strikes injured at least 41 l air strikes injured at least a1 people in ukraine on a sunday. 0fficials people in ukraine on a sunday. officials said five children were among those wounded and accused moscow of aiming exclusively as civilian infrastructure in the city. a supermarket and a post office and his was completely damaged. it comes as the russian defence minister says they repelled a massive ukrainian drone attack across 1a regions. russia says it down more than 150 drones overnight and the attacks last five years and an oil refinery in the capital and of the powerstation 100 in the capital and of the powerstation100 miles to the north. volodymyr zelensky responded to the russian strike in his lonely address. translation: today russia has once again brutally attacked - kharkiv and as of now nearly 50 people have been injured. everyone is receiving the necessary assistance. rescuers continue to clear the rubbl

absolutely dominant _ the support. absolutely dominant in _ the support. in the pool in this game is. what was so different about it, to do so well? i about it, to do so well? i don't know, really. we all worked _ don't know, really. we all worked so hard and we worked so well together. when you have more — well together. when you have more and _ well together. when you have more and more meritless coming and it— more and more meritless coming and it brings that hunger more. poppy— and it brings that hunger more. poppy came in on the first night _ poppy came in on the first night with a gold medal and i was like. _ night with a gold medal and i was like, i want one!- night with a gold medal and i was like, i want one! what was like on the _ was like, i want one! what was like on the train? _ was like, i want one! what was like on the train? i _ was like, i want one! what was like on the train? i imagine i like on the train? i imagine they will give themselves some time off now. for their party vibes on the train? brute time off now. for their party vibes o

cancer from the heart of the islamic society, which is palestine , and eliminate the influence, dominance and intervention of the us in this region. missiles and drones. rocket anti-new first appeared in iran's largest sea rift in the strait of hormuz. president, with iran's deterrence power today, no demon dares to invade. in addition to defending our country, we are able to keep our region in peace, security and tranquility with unity and cohesion with islamic countries. hezbollah's missile barrage in response to the attacks of the zionist regime, targeting the beria barracks and the air defense base of the golani brigade in the north of the occupied territories with dozens of missiles. hezbollah forces also shot down an israeli hermes drone in the sky of southern lebanon. in the conversation and tonight's news, we will examine the terror and mass killing in lebanon , what are the goals of the zionist regime in lebanon, following the crime in gaza and the west bank ? the official start of the new academic year from tomorrow across the country 16 million and 300 thousand students. shamou

ok, dominic. _ are still looking at. ok, dominic, thank- are still looking at.or | are still looking at. 0k, dominic, thank you for bringing us up—to—date on development. just a reminder, we havejust had a statement from the current managing director of harrods, michael ward, he said in a statement, it is clear mohamed al fayed presided over a toxic culture of secrecy, intimidation, fear of repercussion and sexual misconduct. more on that of course through the day on bbc news. now the weather. we have had some wet weather pushing northwards through the course of this morning, and this afternoon it is going to start to retreat southwards once again. low pressure is driving our weather. we have got various weather fronts producing rain or showers, and this north—easterly wind across the north of scotland also dragging in some showers and that chilly wind. so, here we have the rain across northern england, also northern ireland, moving out of southern scotland through the day, and then eventually out of northern england, as it sinks south. ahead of it, for the sout

system, that is, the division of the world into the dominant and the dominated, and the imposition of culture and the opinion of the rulers was to other countries. the islamic republic was a new word for this false order of the bullies of the world, the rulers of the world will not tolerate this they knew that the characteristic of this thought is to develop in the world. it was understood correctly and it developed. this thought in the world either developed or attracted nations, whether it was the united states, the soviet union, the nato countries that were following the united states, or the warsaw pact countries that were following the soviet union. they were all waiting for an opportunity, and saddam provided that opportunity for them, an ambitious person for power. the greedy and inconsiderate tyrant at the hands of iran behind iran's borders provoked and attacked our country by referring to the statements of some people inside that the islamic republic is evil and angry with the whole world. they said if it is intended. they are the cutting off of political and economic relati

. >>> but first, she dominated the mats in the olympics and returned home a hero. gold medal celebration today in walnut creek when we come back. i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. >>> welcome back. gold has been discovered in walnut creek. this gold resides at the home of olympic athlete amit ilor. she brought home the medal for women's wrestling. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: she began her wrestling career here in walnut creek at 4 years old, and now at age 20 she's, she's reached the pinnacle of her sport with an olympic gold medal. and there are those who say she may already be the greatest greatest female wrestler ever. just as she often does to her opp

and she dominated. and your— for her. and she dominated. told a _ checkpoint, on her radio she was told a few seconds. they did not— was told a few seconds. they did not tell what the time gap was — did not tell what the time gap was -- — did not tell what the time gap was. —— liege. she kept her head. — was. —— liege. she kept her head. she _ was. —— liege. she kept her head, she had a really mature race _ head, she had a really mature race and — head, she had a really mature race and came out on top. and uuite race and came out on top. and quite bizarre — race and came out on top. and quite bizarre indie _ race and came out on top. fific quite bizarre indie men's race. exactly the same thing. also when the illic title as well? we have not seen before somebody live winning the olympic time trial and at the oiynrpic— olympic time trial and at the olympic time trial and at the olympic time trial and at the olympic time trial in the same year — olympic time trial in the same year and _ olympic time trial in the same year. and it is appended tw

united nations, analys say this is because the us political landscape is dominated by powerful israeli lobby apec and regardless of win, the us support for israel will continue. earlier we had jamu baraka, an american political and rights activist in press tv studios in tehran. he shared his thoughts on the policies of american presidents as well as important issues before the next. leader at the white house, let's take listen uh, many people feel that the they are in fact in very precarious situation, there's real um uh anxiety, they have been hit uh hard with inflation, inflation that you know they didn't really talk about the the genesis of it, of course trump accused the uh uh biden harris administration for being responsible for uh so the issue of economic security, the issue that that people are facing in terms of of the fair of of losing their job, not having an adequate wage when they do have jobs, this still recurrent fair faire related to healthcare and the educational process or educational system in the us that is under tremendous stress uh is something that neither one of

and that cooler air continues to dominate in scotland.ntroduce this fresher feel for all of us on friday. so there will be some rain lingering across east anglia and south—east england for a time. that eases away during the afternoon. sunny spells and scattered showers continue for most, but because of the direction of the wind, those temperatures really quite subdued for this time of year — on the whole, generally between nine and 14 degrees. clear skies continue through the night. that is going to allow the potential for a frost to form, and so it will be a chilly start — low single figures, perhaps below in more rural spots, worth bearing in mind. but that means as we head into the weekend, high pressure is going to build for a time and quieten things down. so not a bad weekend, particularly on the saturday. however, another area of low pressure will gradually move into the south—west as we go through sunday. so saturday, a better day. more heavy rain to come as we move through sunday and into monday. live from washington, this is bbc

bricks, which was founded in 2006, seeks alternatives to existing the west dominated world order. our correspondent julia cossum joined us earlier from moscow with more on euranzo role in the meeting of the brick's high-ranking officials responsible for security. of course iran is going to have very central and critical role uh in terms of security um not necessarily just as like an added and compliant state to the briska lines but a central and critical power, a critical nation in counter terrorism and in fighting terrorism, it is the targets essentially of us and western back to... terrorism and it has been uh and it is is the target of um you know the essentially the campaigns that the west is targeting against it and against the rising multipolar powers china and russia too so iran is going to be basically the crux of the focus on how security is going to be conceptualized by the eastern um this eastern and this global south alliance um and it's ' going to have, it has lot of hot but issues on this global regional dimension as well as its local and national. a court in iran ha

so it was dominic solanke then who sealed the win late

well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure.. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we head into tuesday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weatherfor some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or 2 for the northwest of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine from

bricks which was founded in 2006 seeks alternatives to the existing west dominated world order. and chief commander of iran's islamic revolution guards core major general hussein talomi says the enemies of the palestinian nation will taste the painful revenge for their evil deeds. surely soon the palestinians will taste the sweetness of the heartworman victory just as their enemies will taste the painful revenge for their evil deeds. general salomi also said that iran will chase and punish its enemies as it has done since the victory of the islamic revolution. the irgc chief added that iran fights with arrogant powers with authority and not with words and targets the global arrogance openly in its heart. the top general underline that the islamic republic will not give up on one meter of its territory to foreigners even. if the whole population is killed. salami made the remarks during the inauguration of an airbase in the northwest of the country. the israeli regime has killed five more palestinians in pre-dawn aerial raids on the occupied west bank city of tubas. according to

system that is on terms of rising eastern economies rather than uh consistently and historically dominated. by the west and western terms. as for iran, we can expect it to bring up some of its regional and its issues of its own particular concern as of late the zangadar corridor along the borders of azerbaijan, that's an issue definitely they they're going to want to take up with russia, um and it's expected that ahmedian will also talk with... with some of his regional counterparts on more important developments regionally and internationally on the fronts of not only economic and policy but also in terms of security so um there also at at this conference there are representatives from indonesia turkey kazakhstan serbia thailand belarus vietnam venezuela cuba azerbaijan bahrain. bangladesh um and iran officially of course became member of bricks beginning of this year, this was initiative of former late president raisi, so so right now it's just another step in in the president that his administration set for ascending iran to this position, and of course iran is going to have very centra

well, that takes us into monday and monday is dominated by low pressure.some longer spells of rain. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we head into tuesday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weather for some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or two for the north—west of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher,

chinese who have dominated this market.fter listening to their fossilized friends about the only progress that house republicans have made is that they move from becoming total climate deniers to just becoming climate obstructionists. they are just here in case someone else decides to do something about the climate, and we have. the climate crisis that is truly engulfing our world. this is the latest republican bill where america going a little greener just seems to make them a little redder. because a transition is needed here in the united states from an industry we did not have fully developed, these inflexibility micromanaging requirements will have the opposite effect they say they will intend. it will take more than tough talk to stand up to chinese domination. it takes careful american manufacturing and developing it. we don't want to see the world -- cede the world to china and its domination, but all they offer is a white flag of surrender to the chinese. jeopardizing domestic jobs and weakening american industry,

all right, katie, thank you, katie razzall and dominic- you, katie razzall and dominic casciani, thankis available now on bbc iplayer. newsnight will have more analysis over on bbc two shortly with victoria. hi, clive, yeah, where does the sentencing leave the bbc? are they failing to learn some of the lessons of the past? we talk to a senior insider and the journalist who broke the first story about huw edwards. 10:30pm on bbc two, bbc news and iplayer, see you then. junior doctors in england have accepted the government's offer of a 22% pay rise over two years, bringing an end to their 18—month dispute. the health secretary, wes streeting, said the agreement was crucialfor the nhs. the deal we've reached with junior doctors is fair for them, but, crucially, fairfor patients and the taxpayer, because now we can draw a line under this bitter dispute, cut waiting lists and get our nhs not only back on its feet but fit for the future. we are bringing this current dispute, two years now, to an end. it has taken far too long for the government to take any meaningful steps towards pay resto

all the country around and they must dominate. the economy of the world, so they think that they are separamis and the un, the sorry, the us should be acting as their attention. thank you, daniel, hope you got your uh, your technical issue resolved, because i want to ask you two prong question, and before i do, i want to read this short clip really quick, according to analysis of data, from the armed conflict location and event data project acled, israel is responsible for over sev 19,81 incidents of air drone strikes, shelling and missile attacks, remote explosives and property destruction in five countries, lebanon, syria, yemen, iran, occupied palestinian territory since october the 7th, majority of attacks have been on palestinian territory, specifically gaza, with over 10,389 incidents accounting for more than 60% of total attacks, israel has also conducted 6,544 attacks on lebanon, that's 38% followed by syria with 1444 incidents. daniel, two proged question for you: how big of a threat is israel to regional stability when it comes to west asia, and then why are the us, the ger

all the country around and they must dominate the economy of the world, so they think that they are supremis and the un, the sorry, the us should be acting as... their attention. thank you, ally, daniel, i hope we got your uh, your technical issue resolved, because i want to ask your two pron question, and before i do, i want to read this short clip really quick, according to analysis of data from the armed conflict location and event data project aecled, israel is responsible for over 17,81 incidents of air, drone strikes, shelling and missile attacks, remote explosives and property destruction in five countries, lebanon, syria, yemen, iran occupied palestinian territory since october the 7th. majority of attacks have been on palestinian territory, specifically gaza with over 10,389 incidents accounting for more than 60% of total attacks. israel is also conducted 6,544 attacks on lebanon, that's 38%, followed by syria with 1444 incidents. daniel, two promed question for you. how big of a threat is israel to regional stability when it comes to west asia and then why are the us, the

the united states and its satellites in europe are categorically not satisfied with the dominance ofelestial empire in the world market of rare earth metals. to confront the prc, western countries have decided to create a coalition in this area. we will discuss the topic in more detail with tatyana belova. tanya, what resources are they fighting for first and foremost? vadim, first of all, there is a fierce battle between nickel, cobalt and ferrous metals. these elements are the basis of the production of radio electronics and it is impossible to imagine the implementation of these elements without them. energy transition that the west dreams of. but it turned out that the countries of the wonderful garden, the land of josep barrell, do not extract or produce anything themselves, but are entirely dependent on the supply of critical resources from... countries with which they, in fact, have entered into direct confrontation. the west is especially concerned about the state of affairs in the rare earth metals market. according to the international energy agency, china currently control

until they succeed to achieve the big goal which is the abraham accord, the abraham accord is to dominate the whole area and now they are getting they fail to do so by the resistance" access which they they could not continue in their conspiracies against the the middle east, especially against the middle east, but now they are supporting israel because it's a part of the agreement between them to let this countries in the middle east to be separated and not only separated but also to be smaller and smaller in in order to dominate them, now we can see that "the israelis will go and escalate against the palestinian and the lebanese resistance, they will escalate as much as they can, and then we will see the american after the escalation of the israelis and killing all the civilians, the american will interfere and they say, okay, please stop, it's too uh, it's over and it's too much to do so for now, okay, honestly we only have about a minute, and i really want to give this last question cuz you m'" the americans and that's going to bring me to my final question, i'm going to put to daniel

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one of them is that china is not an actor willing to dominate when it is interacting with africans because many countries. that the nature of the interactions with the westerners created this and the westerners adjusted their relations with africa in such a way that the africans were always indebted to them, but after the investments continued , more countries were able to to international trade. they don't want to be dependent on their own business partners, and based on this, the africans have plans regulating themselves we witnessed during the colonial period that the chinese came to kenya and cooperated in the construction of the tanzanian railway project, and they carried out programs in sudan, zambia, tanzania, and south africa, but when he built a turning point in the trade relations between china and africa and started the belt and road project, which was actually a turning point for the trade relations between china and africa. well, my previous question was about how africa and african countries look at china. having china's own view of africa now. how especially since we are tal