east. and i think a little of that is due to the, to the fact that people feel dissatisfied with the state of democracy. that's not to say that they don't understand how democracy works. i mean, you can see that in the 1st election, 1991, the false majority of former is demons avoided full force of mainstream middle to avoid policies. and hoping that unification would come about quickly meant that it would be a success. and also it and survey is about the satisfaction with democracy if you find why, if it goes in the 1997 is the case now. so something is going wrong. basically over the last 33 years as opposed to, you know, people just not understanding what democracy is because they grew up in a dictate ship. because i want to point out to have view is that you present a pod cost called the new germany. and i'm interested to know from you how you would describe a venue germany, and perhaps maybe how does it then compare it to, to the old germany as well. i think the is a chance at this poi

there's an east german dimension to that and not the fault is far more popular in the east. and i think a lot of that is due to the, to the fact that people feel dissatisfied with the state of democracy. that's not to say that they don't understand how democracy works. i mean, you can see that in the 1st election, 1991, the false majority of former is demons avoided full force of mainstream middle to avoid policies. and hoping that unification would come about quickly meant that it would be a success. and also it and survey is about the satisfaction with democracy you'll, you'll find while if it goes in the 1997 is the case now. so something is going wrong. basically over the last 33 years as opposed to, you know, people just not understanding what democracy is because they grew up in the dictatorship. and if i really interesting 33 years on that, something like the pension system is only now just reach power the between for east and west. that's right, that it took so long that there's still some differences that need to be addressed . i think we need to look at the calf fu

in the middle east as they like - east, the only democracy in the middle east as they like to - east like to say, espousing the values _ middle east as they like to say, espousing the values the - middle east as they like to say, espousing the values the us i middle east as they like to say, - espousing the values the us prides itself on. _ espousing the values the us prides itself on. and — espousing the values the us prides itself on, and as _ espousing the values the us prides itself on, and as a key— espousing the values the us prides itself on, and as a key ally - espousing the values the us prides itself on, and as a key ally in - espousing the values the us prides itself on, and as a key ally in that i itself on, and as a key ally in that region— itself on, and as a key ally in that region of— itself on, and as a key ally in that region of all— itself on, and as a key ally in that region of all the _ itself on, and as a key ally in that region of all the conflicts - itself on, and as a key ally in that region of all the conflicts and - region of all the conflicts and problems—

and what also is how people from east germany. how was these miseries, how people from west germany are? we cannot deny that the a, if deeds of the far i'd a, if the party has a strong within eastern states. but the majority of people then the region east in germany, both for other parties don't vote for the state. of course, they also use it and say, you know, being less than 2 are the only possible. the alternative is the, is the name size, of course would be, is empty, and migrant breast, or if that works pretty well also there. but we have to see that there are differences and that the, if the is also strong and the western part of the country. we have 2 major elections coming up now and has the end of area with the also trying to gain more support. so there are differences there, and that's something the cost to should i that the commissioner for eastern germany that we saw on the report has been calling for. we need to talk more we, we need to make this unification also completed in our have as not as on paper. it was they a

we don't run the middle east, 0k?t tried to run the middle east. we're not in charge of what hamas does. of what israel does. we're not in charge of whatjordan does. what saudi arabia does. now, we try to play a role. we try to work with all of those countries to try to get to a more peaceful place. we do not govern the area, we do not dictate actions. we try to work with partners in the region to get to a more peaceful place. and presenting this as, well, if something goes wrong in the middle east, it must mean that the us is incompetent — i don't think that's helpful, and i don't think it's accurate. well, i think the history of the last 25 years would say that america has had no problem trying to project its power in the middle east and shape events in the middle east to its own interest. 0ver many, many years we have seen it. i guess there's an interesting question — and you're sitting in the congress right now at a time of deep dysfunction in american national politics. there is a serious question about whether a

many us presence get embroiled in middle east policy. but i think at one point present, bide, will have to pivot towards his re election. me go to us, has been of shooting away from them at least for some time and focusing more on china and plastic. but now be was feel the need to focus more on the middle east. what do you say about the back in the role of global shed of or so what we can clearly see is when the us started to retreat from certain areas of the world, the situation got worse. one of the reasons is that the europeans been not capable of filling the gap themselves. but now we see america has to be a decisive factor in many uh, crisis that we have your pin unity when it comes to supporting your training construction. the question is which you've made of the bottom of the industry. so it's a lot of new chief went up to your plants themselves. but i agree with sort of, i mean, if the u. s. has to dedicate so many resources to the conflicts we are talking about. i think the europeans have to step up, especially when it comes to

diplomats discussed the situation in the middle east conflict zone.noted the importance of continuing contacts in the interests of a speedy resolution of humanitarian issues, including liberation. hostages. moscow pointed out to the israeli ambassador the importance of the safe evacuation of our country’s citizens from the gas sector, as well as ensuring the delivery of goods to the territory of the enclave. now personnel from the coordination center. good afternoon, dear colleagues, today, at the next strategic session, we will discuss measures that will contribute to the socio-economic renewal of all subjects of the far east, and will also ensure the fulfillment of the tasks that the president sets for us. the head of state emphasized that the rapid development of the regions of the far east is our priority, our common responsibility and work. regional governments, largest domestic companies. we are guided by this in our activities; we regularly visit the district, checking in detail, what is being done to improve the quality of life of people, what

they are in the middle east. they are in asia. so germany cannot expect the us helping to fulfill germany's interest germany has to get involved. and so he said, if i could just also clarify before you go to joseph, and the reason that all 3 of these countries are interconnected is because they're all the front wise of democracies and very dangerous areas. and it's in the united states interest as well as partners to defend democratic values and also to try to all pulled in already stressed, international rules based international order. joseph, would you say it was a strategic mistake to disengage from them, at least within them. i think so, and we sent signals of witness, but may have in bold and the one or the other dictator. i mean, when bar of obama, we all loved him, but he drew a red line in syria and it turned out to be a pink line. you know, that's not how to turn to work. so you said if, if you use chemical weapons, we will. and so no. and so from washington, the withdrawal from afghanistan and didn't look have right to

and it took until this july for east and west state pensions to a chief parity people in the east still less than the west and count of pods. and there are for a few east germans in positions of power. nationwide the and that is all about german unity is completed is not perfect in the minds and hearts of many east and west germany appear to be drifting a pod once again. you know, there are many of the germans, especially in smaller titans like the one where i live now. i really feel for gotten the feel invisible and that their problems are not addressed enough to be in the garden and the reason. so they found that less than 40 percent of germans nationwide fuel the country is more united than divide. it striking the perception of unity is no terribly weak kind. east germany with 75 percent feeling that division prevails. in 2019 governments had a much more optimistic outlook back then 51 percent nationwide set the country was more united. the pandemic, the consequences of russia's invasion of ukraine. rising energy costs in place. and the country has had to battle with multiple crises.

many us presents get embroiled in middle east policy. but i think at one point present, bide, will have to pivot towards his re election. me go to use has been of shooting away from the middle east for some time and focusing more on china and bus effect. but now be was feel the need to focus more on the middle east. what do you say about that? back in the role of global should have as well as we can clearly see is when the us started to retreat from certain areas of the world situation got worse. one of the reasons is that the europeans been not capable of filling the gap themselves. but now we see america has to be a decisive factor in many uh, crisis that we have your pin unity when it comes to supporting your training construction. the question is which you've made of the by the industry. so it's a lot, a new chief went up to your plants themselves, but i agree with sort of, i mean, if the u. s. has to dedicate so many resources to the conflicts we are talking about. i think the europeans have to step up, especially when it comes to s

thanks very much- — situation in the middle east. much- let's — situation in the middle east. thanks very much. let's go _ situation in the middle east. thanks very much. let's go back— situation in the middle east. thanks very much. let's go back to - situation in the middle east. thanks very much. let's go back to the - situation in the middle east. thanks very much. let's go back to the live| very much. let's go back to the live pictures because just in that last sentence you were listening to a huge blast we have seen throughout the course of the day the israeli military action being carried out. this was the skylight which has been broadly unchanged there in gaza city as we lose those pictures but we have various different feeds coming into the bbc over time and all of at telling us the same picture which is the relentless israeli response to what we saw over the weekend, the siege going on of the gaza strip but also military action, 500 strikes overnight and we have seen hundreds more through the course of the day. i want to ju

where she arrived to the shores of israel, is washington's voice convincing enough now in the middle east war, you know, i think this is blinken's public message, it wasn't a public message, because if we're talking about the return of the united states to the middle east, because the countries of the region understand that without the united states, it is impossible to solve the problems, no one is going back either to china or to the russians. federation, we see a crisis that could turn into a regional conflict with far-reaching consequences, but no pekin and moscow are not involved here, they, if pekin is sitting on the fence, then moscow is trying to justify terrorism and is trying to play some kind of pseudo-diplomacy, and the propaganda channels were aimed at discrediting, first of all, israel, but also ukraine with these trophy weapons that were transferred. means terrorists and most likely, this is one of the main factors that we can use to say that the russian federation is involved, if not in the planning of this large-scale attack, then at least in order to use the weapons and

and the middle east is the place to do it.well, it looks like this, but china also understands the possibilities of the limits of russia and putin in this region, well, of course, the usa also knows this, but, well, with terrorists, yes. it is better to talk to terrorists than the leader of a democratic country, and that is why putin offers his services to talk with hamas, that is, he does not absolutely avoid it, to talk with terrorists, he is already psychologically ready for this for a long time, he himself has already earned such a status, so in principle, chaos first , then this proposal, well, i would not accept this russian proposal, because then it will be expensive for everyone... it will cost israel first of all, i think, therefore, it seems to me that it would be wrong on the part of israel to think that russia can do something so balanced, no, they.

people in the east still earn less than their western counterparts and there are far fewer east germansn positions of power nationwide. >> although german unity is complete, it is not perfect. reporter: in the hearts and minds of many, east and west appear to be drifting apart once again. >> many of the east germans, especially in smaller towns like the one where i live now, really feel forgotten. they feel invisible, and that their problems are not addressed enough. reporter: a recent survey found that less than 40% of germans nationwide feel the country is more united than divided. striking the perception of unity is notably weaker in east germany, with 75% feeling that division prevails. in 2019, germans had a much more optimistic outlook. back then, 51% nationwide said the country was more united. in the pandemic, the consequent as of russia's invasion of ukraine, rising energy costs, inflation. the country has had to battle with multiple crises. the majority of germans say they are not very or not at all satisfied with the may democracy in germany works. it is a sentiment being cap

the kremlin's trail in the attack on israel, why putin... is profitable to destabilize the middle east, and how will this affect the situation at the front? a trophy weapon in the hands of hamas, how does russia use the war in israel for provocations against ukraine? away with the moscow priest, will people's deputies free ukraine from kremlin agents in ryas? we will talk about this and other things today with our guests, with a colonel of the security service of ukraine, people's deputy of ukraine roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine mykola knyazhytskyi and a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, major of the reserve of the national guard of ukraine, oleksiy hetman. however, before starting our big evening, i suggest you watch the video of how the russians stormed avdiivka today and how a real tank attack took place near avdiivka. nine units of armored vehicles went today to the avdiivka from the occupied donetsk and tried to cut off the avdiivka from the water and experienced, but they did not succeed, and we will see what came out of all this. auf dem meer lauert das verderben

. generally impose on the middle east, to the greater middle east, as they say, including there and afghanistannistan again does not matter to them, which means that other islamic countries will impose their vision of the world on them, which means the arbiter failed, and the attempts of the americans, or somehow playing with the sentiments of the palestinians, israelis, one way or another or otherwise build this situation, in accordance with their ideas about the beautiful, led to such things, and of course both the arabs and israel need to understand what attempts, aspirations come to, to look, excuse me, not also to look into the mouths of americans, but nevertheless less, every time he comes to washington, expecting some instructions, to expect that the united states will put forward some new plans, initiatives, especially since in the united states, everything is constantly changing, and we are watching this, this conflict in the us congress, which has paralyzed american political life, now there should be elections for the speaker, and there are constantly arguments that aid to ukraine de

, this can spill out far beyond the borders of the middle east.phone calls. noted who is really behind all these conflicts? we see attempts by some forces to provoke further escalation, to drag as many other countries of nations into the conflict as possible , using them in their own selfish interests, to launch a real wave of chaos, mutual hatred, not only in the middle east, but also far beyond it outside, for this purpose, among other things, they are trying to play on the national and religious feelings of millions of people, and such a policy, if i may say so, has been implemented for a long time, long before the current crisis, muslims are being set against jews, they are being called for war with infidels, shiites are being pitted against sunnis , orthodox and catholics, in europe they turn a blind eye to blasphemy and vandalism against muslim holy places, in a number of countries they are already openly, at the official level, glorifying nazi criminals and anti-semists, on whose hands the blood of holocaust victims. in ukraine, they are mo

ukraine and the middle east, without achieving results on the battlefield, they want.tab us as for russia, from the inside, to weaken and sow unrest. they are also not satisfied with any participation of russia in solving world and regional problems, including the middle east settlement. they are generally not happy when someone acts or speaks not according to their orders. they believe only in their exclusivity, in the fact that everything is allowed to them. they do not need lasting peace in the holy land, they need it. constant chaos in the middle east, therefore , those countries that insist on an immediate ceasefire in the sector are discredited in every possible way gas, in order to stop the bloodshed and are ready to make a real contribution to resolving the crisis, and not to parasitize on it, even the un, the clearly expressed position of the international community, is being attacked by real persecution attempts... discrediting, i want to emphasize, in our approaches to the situation in the middle east, unlike the west , there has never been self-interest, in

the united states, china's squadron is going to the middle east and putin is xi jinping's junior partner. about this and other things in today's program. a step closer to a major war, will the conflict between hamas and israel turn into a global confrontation. a wave of pro-palestinian speeches in europe, whose side is the world on? sworn friends. putin is at the service of everyone, how the upcoming meeting of biden with the chinese leader will affect this tandem. we will talk about it over the next hour with politician and diplomat valery chaly. two more will be in touch with us journalists, tetyana vysotska from france, as well as iryna sampan from israel. before starting our conversation, i suggest you watch a video about the consequences of being hit. c300 to the terminal of the new post office in the village of korotych in the kharkiv region. the occupiers killed six people and wounded 16. let's see. immediately there was an explosion, everyone started running out, you also started running out, well, what, it’s clear, to the bunker, they helped each other, what was the condition of

us , as they put it, a strategic defeat, and here there is also nothing new, they need the middle east and any other religious or national conflicts in the world to be directly or indirectly connected in one way or another with russia, or more precisely to hit russia against our society, so they will use lies and provocations external internal reasons to weaken and split our society. national and religious strife in our home, i will now emphasize on leaders of public opinion, leaders of political parties, public associations, heads of regions of our large country, pastors, traditional religions, all institutions of civil society bear a colossal responsibility for the future of russia, each of us in our words and actions must... from the main thing, that the main thing, from the fundamental interests of our own, multinational people, always, always remember that interethnic and interreligious harmony is the basis of russian statehood, everything else, every other position has an anti-russian orientation and component, i know that for... us, pastors, spiritual leaders, christians, muslim

this ending the ongoing situation in the middle east?— middle east?er chapter in the h middle east? this is 'ust another chapter in the un _ middle east? this isjust another chapter in the un falling - middle east? this isjust another chapter in the un falling short i middle east? this isjust another chapter in the un falling short of its core — chapter in the un falling short of its core mission preventive wars to spread _ its core mission preventive wars to spread throughout the world. that resolution— spread throughout the world. that resolution is pretty simple, speaks for itself, — resolution is pretty simple, speaks for itself, xp several speaks of hanras— for itself, xp several speaks of hamas and the fact that you can have russia _ hamas and the fact that you can have russia will— hamas and the fact that you can have russia will often include themselves in their— russia will often include themselves in their own military war of invading— in their own military war of invading ukraine, below is an example _ invading ukraine, below is an example

of scotland and certainly across parts of the east and north—east, we could well see the rain totalslsewhere, it's a little bit drier, but there will be some cloud and some outbreaks of rain. temperatures around 9—10 celsius as the overnight low. to friday, once again, low pressure situated towards the west, sending weather fronts our way. a brisk wind around the south—west through the channel there and across parts of the north—east coast of england and in towards eastern scotland as well, where that rain is set to continue. elsewhere, though, through much of england and wales, some sunshine, also a number of showers, similar across parts of northern ireland. temperatures once again, 10—12 celsius across scotland, a little bit milderfurther south, in towards the mid—teens. so, saturday, it's a similar picture. we do have low pressure situated towards the west and outbreaks of rain and weather fronts working in from the south across parts of england, in towards wales and northern ireland. for scotland, we've got a wind coming in off the north sea, quite brisk at times, bringing some

the new transit push by one east bay leader starting with a trip this week to the east coast. >>> this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning to you. 5:00. hope you had a great weekend. thanks for starting your week off with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll get a look at the commute in just a bit with mike, but want to get to that forecast. get outside this morning. it's a wet start. >> we had rain off and on yesterday and it still continues for many of us this morning, and everything is just covered in wet dampness out there as you get started. you may need the windshield wipers for a little bit, but the rain is starting to taper off. that will be the trend as we're not seeing a lot on the radar, but we are still dealing with light showers moving through parts of the bay area, after getting a pretty decent amount of downpours for much of the bay area yesterday. once it clears out, it's going to be breezy and 71 in san francisco. we'll see mid-70s for the tri-valley, as well as the southbound, and some upper 70s for much of the north bay. we'll talk about mo

those behind the conflict in the middle east and other regional crises will exploit their destructiveences in order to sow hatred, to pit people all over the world. this is the true, core goal of such geopolitical puppet masters. we remember how the current round of the middle east crisis began, with a terrorist attack against civilians from and other countries on the territory of this state, we also see that instead of punishing criminals and terrorists, unfortunately, they began to take revenge on the principle of collective responsibility, terrible the events that are now taking place in the gas sector, when hundreds are being indiscriminately destroyed thousands of innocent people who simply have nowhere to run, and nothing can justify hiding from the bombings when you look at the bloodied children, at the dead children. how women and the elderly suffer, how doctors die, of course, and fists clench, tears well up in our eyes, there is no other way to say it, but we should not, do not have the right and cannot allow ourselves to be guided by emotions, we must clearly understand , w

but the war is now reshuffling the cards in the middle east. how can the us prevent a broader war flaring up in the region? so there are your thoughts on that? can the us really prevent flaring up war in this region? can bibidn really contain this? i mean, right now, president biden, the us is still the leading force in the world, the leading power, the leading hegemon and president biden must do something to try to stop a configuration of the middle east, but he can hegemon and president biden must do something to try to only do it also with partners. chancellor schultz was also in egypt, annalena barabak was also in the middle east so it is in our interest to make sure that in egypt, annalena barabak was also in the middle east stability can be achieved. but first and foremost, israel does need to react to happened last week. and hamas is sort of discredit itself as a party to negotiate with hamas must be dismantled and israel has the right to exist. but certainly the hope is that eventually this two state solution could get back on track and

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in in the middle east and in other places as well.— places as well.fact on that point. as _ places as well. in fact on that point, as someone _ places as well. in fact on that point, as someone who - point, as someone who understands the region well, we have seen strong condemnation from the arab states. there are protests that are intensifying in the west bank and other areas. where do you think discomfort is going from here and are you concerned about the possibility of a wider escalation?- possibility of a wider escalation? , . ., . possibility of a wider escalation? , . , escalation? -- this conflict is auoin escalation? -- this conflict is going from — escalation? -- this conflict is going from here? _ escalation? -- this conflict is going from here? it - escalation? -- this conflict is going from here? it really . going from here? it really depends on how long the united states wants to give israel cover further conflict in gaza. the israelis say they are going to do a ground attack in washington and biden has said, ask them not to do that. much

schedule, which included bilateral meetings with the leaders of countries in europe, asia, the middle easttomorrow the leaders of china and russia will discuss issues representing. mutual interest, of course , these shots have gone around the whole world, making western politicians very worried ; colleagues, i won’t call them, europe is represented by, well, let’s say, the european union, this is the leader of hungary, who met vladimirovich and the leader of serbia, who is not part of the european union, everyone is discussing: well , this is a general photo, everyone is of course discussing, everyone is terribly worried, how is it possible, how is it possible to have world order, and the main one is beautiful , how yes is the world order, so everyone is saying , how is it possible, comrade siya and comrade putin are the first to go to dinner, what is this happening, well, the westerners are hysterical, because biden starts his middle east tour tomorrow, everyone is afraid that biden will suddenly forget which country he came to. meets and what needs to be said, it’s very it’s dangerous, i

but looking at how rising onto migrant sentiment and east germany, co tampa tends to attract workers from abroad were desperately needed and got alphas in berlin for me on the team. thanks for watching the sometimes the show, right. how that you out to the highlight for sure every week. not the, not the fast fashion as an environmental nightmare. a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need. and the lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in a global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube, the the, the collect, the billions of dollars, but the money is gone. and now sand bank been freight is facing over 100 years in jail trial against the following crypto star starting we'll hear from our correspondence what impact the scandal has been having. and also coming as germany is celebrating 33 years of reunification. we take a look at how arising pants a migrant sentiment to the east of the country could have heard the country's attempts to who desperately needed workers from. oh, of cou

should convene an international conference in order to resume the work of the quartet on the middle easttlement. i personally i believe that russia and china can play important, different roles in this process , because we know now that americans and europeans support israel at different levels, and because of the situation that has now developed in ukraine in other regions of the world, to resume the work of this quartet will be difficult, but both russia and china have the opportunity to offer some new approaches and a large number. the west blames only the palestinians for this conflict; in its opinion, they are all to blame for the fact that hamas militants attacked israel, therefore everyone must answer for the death of israeli citizens, but what about the promised human rights, which the west tells us about from every corner, where is the presumption of innocence of civilians? europeans speak out in support of the rights of other peoples, but where are the rights of the peoples of palestine, why? everyone expresses their support for israel and respect for the rights of israel, but

, it’s not all in the middle east, in the middle east what they call a long streak has begun, but i’monflicts, the second with china, they are now will be hushed up, a conflict that the arab countries can easily play out if they want, is to move it inside europe inside the usa, a religious divide, but you already have black lives mata declared that they are for palestine, you already have so many politicians walking around with a badge palestine, what about they said to the siyavich, who don’t care, today they say, don’t touch, you have in the same us army as many muslims, so you know, what will happen in europe, the united states. now it concerns very little, by golly, they don’t hear me, andrey, they don’t hear me at all, it’s clear that if something happens there, something could break out inside america, such a division could happen, remember how powerful the american islamic movement was, it’s a tool, it controlled enough, the tool is always intercepted, if the tool, tool, which was used, then the majority of the leaders. what did this lead to, please, the taliban what did it lea

draw any parallels that russia, at a time when the whole world will be focused on a war in the middle east, will do something that will go beyond what the russian federation can do and beyond what the russian federation will be allowed to do do? no, you know, of course, that the potential of the russian federation is incomparable to the soviet union, especially if we are talking about the 50s and 60s, when the americans were afraid of the superiority of the soviet union in space. didn't know and were there, you remember that only after let's say so, when one of the officers handed over the game, it was found out that p'nkovsky's pinkovsky , it seems, was an exaggeration of the number, nuclear ammunition and ballistic missiles, and that the soviet economy and even the vaunted military-industrial complex cannot cope with the fact that to increase this number, the russian federation from... are in much worse conditions than then, this is the first moment, the second moment, if we are talking about ukraine, then they are stuck here, they cannot do anything more than try on separate , let's say

in fact, everyone expected an escalation, either in the middle east or in south asia , but this is not the end of the story, so we will have to live with it for the next decades, until... a new distribution of forces in the world will be established and we basically have a choice done, we are on the side of those who preserve democracy, we do not want to return to the system, the authoritarian, the rigid system, which is being built by the same north koreans who, despite the fact that they are starving people, they spend money on ballistic missiles, what is putin doing now, he also takes away, relatively speaking, all social benefits for the poor and directs them to the military-industrial complex, that is, these countries act at the same time, and we, why are we vulnerable , nor the usa , neither the countries of europe nor ukraine can afford to throw everything into arms , they know it, they know that their people are ready for such a style, because they have set up an information blockade from the whole world, they use propaganda means to direct people to war, but paradox according

east of the continental divide, that is east of the rocky mountains. the u.s. and britain in the convention of 1818 had agreed on the border running alongside the 49th parallel from the great lakes and the east to the rocky mountains in the west as i've said. now, virtually, from the start of the discussion, over oregon, the british expected that border to continue westwards, alongside the 49th parallel, to the columbia river, and then from there, to follow the river to the ocean. so here, we see the 49th parallel, extending from the east. the british expected that where the 49th parallel intersected with the columbia river, the border would then follow the columbia down into present-day washing state and out of the mouth of the columbia between presence in washington state and oregon. so, the british were willing, in other words, to concede to the other to dates, south and east of the united columbia river. but, they wanted to remain access to the river itself which was the main transportation artery for the company. remember the hudson bay company has establi

who was it that reversed our policies in the middle east where there was peace in the middle east ands it that has our borders wide open, cultural national security disaster awaiting. who is it that's making all of these decisions that's weakening us and dividing america and by the way, all those people in the streets defending hamas, you know, the peaceful palestinians, all the people in the streets who are also trashing america, do you think they will vote republican? donald trump is the nominee, do you think they will vote for him or vote democrat? yes, that's the problem. elections matter and we have to take back the country for the sake of the united states and rest i will see you next time

knowledge of the middle east. they don't have it, that's why politics doesn't always succeed. their policies are challenged if they don't expire completely, but they face various challenges. as a result of this , you can't solve the issues, especially the 75-year-old age issue. you didn't have any solution. but it is true that the zionist regime the issue of two states will not go under the burden, that is, despite this, they know, that is, even the intelligent powers that exist in the united states know this , especially after the al-aqsa storm operation, when the issue of two states is completely off the table. it is interesting that i now i don't remember exactly, but after the al-aqsa storm, there were polls inside palestine that more than 70-80% of the palestinian people declared their opposition to this government . now let's go back to this. and saudi arabia is not talking about rights the palestinians will not have a government , which means that in those negotiations, we saw that a voice was raised from p

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many us presents get embroiled in middle east policy. but i think at one point present, bide, will have to pivot towards his re election. may go to use has been of shooting away from the middle east for some time and focusing more on china and buses. but now be was feel the need to focus more on the middle east. what do you say about their back in the role of global share of as well as we can clearly see is when the us started to retreat from certain areas of the world, the situation got worse. one of the reasons is that the europeans been not capable of filling the gap themselves. but now we see america has to be a decisive factor in many uh, crisis that we have your pin unity when it comes to supporting your training construction. the question is the chief ment of department industry, so that's a lot the new chief went up to europeans themselves, but i agree with sort of i mean, if the us has to dedicate so many resources to the conflicts we are talking about, i think the europeans have to step up, especially when it comes to supportin

in the middle east because of china's much greater reliance on energy from the middle east?he u.s. can back israel as it has done unequivocally without pulling israel back but china has more at stake? >> it does but the u.s. would not go unscathed. right now it is concerned about inflation. mobile oil prices are spiking. you are seeing spikes in fertilizers. this will lead to more inflation in the u.s., and that will not be welcome. they might get a bump out of selling excess oil, but this is a global issue. we have had two now, ukraine and now israel. these are undermining the very basic structure of our economy, which is a global supply system where demand creates jobs and opportunities. right now none of that is happening. >> you have written that you thought it would be better for india to take a more neutral stance, but isn't there more in this for india to back israel in terms of trade and defense and security cooperations? there are a lot of significant ties for india. >> yes but india is not russia or china. india is india. we know india hands imitation's -- we know

the main topic today is undoubtedly the tragic events in the middle east.the palestinian-israeli conflict has already claimed thousands of lives. as vladimir putin noted, russia has experienced and knows what it is. i sincerely want to express my condolences to the families israelis, citizens of other countries, whose loved ones were killed or injured during the attack on october 7 this year, it is also obvious to us that innocent people should not be held accountable for crimes committed by others. the fight against terrorism cannot be carried out according to the so-called principle of collective responsibility, when the elderly, women, children, entire families, hundreds of thousands of people are left without shelter, food, water, electricity and medical care, this is real. the head of state stressed that there is a key to peace in the middle east, this is the decision of the council un security from the year forty-eight, the position of russia, and before that the soviet union, the creation of two independent, sovereign states, israel and palestine, is

they also send financial resources, including to ukraine and the middle east.hey incite hatred in the same ukraine, in the middle east, without achieving it. on the battlefield they want to split us, as far as russia is concerned, from within, to weaken us and sow unrest. they don't either, they don't either is satisfied with any participation of russia in solving world and regional problems, including the middle east settlement. they are not at all happy when someone acts or speaks not according to their orders; they believe only in their exclusivity, that everything is allowed to them. they don't need a durable one. on the holy land, they need constant chaos in the middle east, therefore, in every possible way they discredit those countries that insist on an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector, on stopping the bloodshed and are ready to make a real contribution to resolution of the crisis, and not to parasitize on it, even the un, the clearly expressed position of the world community, is being attacked by... real persecution, attempts to discredit. i want t

let's at this map again east of the continental divide that is east of the rocky mountains, the us and britain, the convention of 1818 had agreed on that border running along the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. now, virtually from the start discussion over oregon, the british, except that border to continue west along the 49th parallel to the columbia. and then from there to follow the river to the ocean. so here we see the 49th parallel extending from the east. the british expected we're the 49th parallel intersect did with the columbia river. the border would then follow the columbia down into present day washington state and out the mouth of the columbia at the border between present day washington state and oregon. so the british were willing, in other words, to conceal read to the united states. all lands south and of the columbia. but they wanted to maintain access to the river itself, which of course, was the main transportation for the company. remember, the hudson's bay company had a number of trading posts, not just the colum

the world trade organization warns of a real impact on global trade if the war in the middle east speads through the region. makers of personal computers see a rebound in sales after a two—year slump. but growing geopolitical uncertainties could stop that momentum. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm arunoday mukharji. we begin with a warning from the head of the world trade organization that the war in the middle east could have a really big impact on global trade flows if it spreads througout the region. ngozi okonjo—iweala is in marrakesh this week for annual meetings of the international monetary fund and world bank. she told our business editor, faisal islam, on the latest geopolitical tensions and how it could drive up prices for all, especially poorer countries. we've cut our forecast down from 1.7% in april, cut it down to 0.8%. we have already said risks were the downside when we made this earlierforecast, so down by almost one percentage point. there are number of factors, the continuing crisis in the world that we see and now of course we have the crisis in the midd