east across the region in the north. and that is a west city disturbance moving out of contest on bringing some of that heavy snow and rain to northern pots of pocket stone, as well as india over the next few days. the rain and the snow extends its weight for the east as well. internet port and boot town, but for the south of the lots of sunshine and settled weather places like bungler dash. the fog, however, continues to dominate, starting from the north east of india all the way to the north west west of that. affecting tougher dash was to sing visibility issues here before the south. a much more settled story with lots of sunshine, just some of that rain coming back into shore line of the next few days. and rain is the story for china as we move to east asia. we've got some very heavy rain developing in the south. but still the heat is there was temperatures rising in hong kong and ty pay over the next few days. shanghai will see those showers for the east of this, so a much dry, a story. fulcher, probably got high pressure in charge across the korean peninsula. so temperature is coming up here over the next few days with sunshine. that's not the case across the north

the fog, however, continues to dominate, starting from the north east of india. all the way to the north west, west of that, affecting tougher dash was still seeing visibility issues here. but for the south, a much more settled story with lots of sunshine, just some of that rain coming back into shore line of the next few days. and rain is the story for china as we move to east asia. we've got some very heavy rain developing in the south, but still the heat is that with temperatures rising in hong kong and ty pay over the next few days, shanghai will see those showers for the east of this. so i'm much dry. a story for the probably got high pressure in charge across the korean peninsula. so temperature is coming up here over the next few days with sunshine. that's not the case across the north of china. we're going to see things turn much cooler. i'm cloudy, invasion by thursday. i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that. and 3 pod series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the fre

of this, some cloud here and there. some shot was coming in to the east, a north east of india as well as bangladesh. and they pulled on boot time, but largely dry as we had for the south and shell was coming into the very south of india, heavier rain, the insure lanka on wednesday. and heavy rain is the story across southern and central pots of china. you see that patch over heavy rain putting its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things that cool down across the north of china over the next few days. the aging, seeing some cloudy and cold weather to friday. the the, [000:00:00;00] the other again, you are watching ologist era has remind you of our top stories. this our 215 pounds to the ends of being killed. and this really strikes across the gulf of strip. in the past 24 hours, 10 people died in his way, the shedding of a school sheltering displaced. people in gauze as safety is rarely attacks, of killed at least $26637.00 palestinians since ea

of this some crowd here and there. some shot was coming in to the east and north east of india as well as bangladesh. they pulled on boot time, but logically dry as we had for the south. some shop was coming into the very south of india, heavier rain, the insurer land come on wednesday. and heavy rain is the story across southern and central parts of china. you see that patch over heavy rain pulling its way across east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things that cool down across the north of china over the next few days, beijing, seeing some cloud in cold weather to friday. the cloud of nuclear war ever present. what if this is the beginning of one of those accidental wars? what is this is the beginning of the end of life? because we know from the horrors of recent history to the rising card threat apocalypse maybe discovers the impact nuclear weapons have funds to vanity. our failure to keep humanity safe is by sitting down to the individual on the street. this is

of this, some crowd here and there. some shot was coming in to the east, a north east of india as well as bangladesh and the port and boot time, but logically dry as we ahead for the south. some shot was coming into the very south of india, heavier rain, the in sugarland come on wednesday. and heavy rain is the story across southern and central parts of china. you see that patch over heavy rain pulling its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things cool down across the north of china over the next few days, beijing, seeing some cloud in cold weather to friday. the unique perspective. some people see these really moving from pieces of imagery to wake up on heard voices for 2 people. and it's really sticking up against door right now. i want to be one of them. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. he's healthy, deep human noises. that is all i want to go into, you know, a human to happen to next to the street on out to 0. the the

some of that heavy snow and rain to northern pots of pockets on as well as india over the next few days. the rain and the snow extends its way for the east as well internet port and boot town. but for the south of this lots of sunshine and settled weather places like bungler dash, the fog, however, continues to dominate, starting from the north east of india all the way to the north west west of that. affecting tougher dash was still seeing visibility issues here. but for the south, a much more settled story with lots of sunshine, just some of that rain coming back into shore line of the next few days. and rain is the story for china as we move to east asia. we've got some very heavy rain developing in the south, but still the heat is that with temperatures rising in hong kong and ty pay over the next few days, shanghai will see those showers for the east of this. so i'm much dry. a story for you. probably got high pressure in charge across the korean peninsula. so temperature is coming up here over the next few days with sunshine. that's not the case across the north of china. we're going to see things turn much cooler and cloudy, invas

by east, i don't just mean iraq and iran, but i mean all countries to the east of syria, including indiause what's called the silk road to do trade with... the silk road passes through syria and leads to the mediterranean sea and the black sea. this way people in the east could reach the ports of europe and africa in the mediterranean for trade. in fact, compared to shipping by sea, the road can get our good several times faster and cheaper to 22. with 100 ports. nowadays, the silk road is not what it used to be in the past, and much of it is destroyed or replaced. of course, the chinese, in cooperation with many other asian countries like iran, intend to revive the silk road. this is decision which is not secret, as they have talked about it openly on many occasions. till then, the road linking baghdad to damascus and from there to the mediterranean coast is still considered as the silk road. now the americans have established bases in tanth right on the main baghdad damascus road cutting off the silk road and their allied militants don't even allow anyone to enter the bases 35 mile rad

of this, some crowd here and there. some showers coming in to the east and north east of india as well as bangladesh. and they pulled on boot time, but logically dry as we had for the south. some shop was coming into the very south of india, heavier rain, the insurer land come on wednesday. and heavy rain is the story across southern and central pots of china. you see that patch over heavy rain pulling its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things cool down across the north of china over the next few days, beijing, some cloud in cold weather to friday. and so it has hit on al jazeera. the store also works closely with authors around the world. their latest books are showcase and previous titles are recommended. we visit one book, store and occupied east jerusalem. that's raising awareness of how to send in history and cultural identity. unbox nations against color up again in zimbabwe, but it's a job, a solution to flight. the academic, academic an

of this, some cloud here and there. some shot was coming in to the east, a north east of india as well as bangladesh and the port and boot time, but logically dry as we had for the south. some shop was coming into the very south of india, heavier rain, the insure land come on wednesday. and heavy rain is the story across southern and central parts of china. you see that patch over heavy rain putting its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things cool down across the north of china over the next few days. the aging, seeing some cloudy and cold weather to friday, the unique perspective. some people need to see these really moving from pieces of imagery to wake up on heard voices, very few people and israel are sitting up against the door right now. i want to be one of them. connect with our community and tap into conversations. you will find elsewhere, he's healthy. and so i want to go and see, you know, us as a human, to have a connection with the stream on how does the

of india. and they're mostly by migrants from, the east coast of india. so bengal and orissa, andhra pradesh, tamil nadu. um, except one or two islands, most notably an island called north central island, which is entirely populated by these indigenous. and these are people who are, they're not uncontacted, but they do not like being contacted by outsiders. and indeed, if anyone does generally speaking, they kill them. and they did a few years ago there was a an american missionary who said somewhat naively, that god lent and told him, instructed him he must bring the word of god to godless people of north central island and got some local fishermen to take relatively close. there's a five mile exclusion zone around the island, and he did manage to get and was promptly killed with poisoned arrows. these people remind me of the address of this place before. wait to go before we go. but the thing about the andaman sea is that they have no written language, but they have a powerful oral tradition expressed in songs, poems and according the very few anthropol

stake is that a lot of oil to i stake is that a lot of oil to form the balance, moving from east to west, and that is a load of mod by russia, by india at stake and that also stake is a lot of misleads. which movement towards europe. i would say all this, as we're talking about the number of battles of crude and products at the question comes, will all of this get impacted or only a part of this will be impacted because what we have learnt is that the system finds alternate ways of mechanisms and there are some alternate routs which has deflected in increasing freight rates. i believe that at this point of time, our view is that it's probably finding alternate ways of navigation and that simply means actual cost of doing business and as you are putting in your opening remarks about the inflation, this is certainly not helping out. it certainly not helping out. it could drive up prices for people at the petrol pump. so, what do you see happening going forward? how are people like yourself and oil companies preparing for these continued tensions? i preparing for these continued tensions? ~ , tensions? i think it will be hard for — tens

thousands of me in law nationals from different ethnic minorities have been sling the country since the qu, that in 2021 wasn't fuzzy 1000 from man. most sion ethnic group have settled in north east and india, then mostly of christian minority from the border region. but for those who have fled to india, prospect on dia, then not recognized as refugees, and they've been left in the political limbo, w's auto bought, visited one of the refugee camps in the indian state of miss around where refugee is a living, a life of uncertainty on the edge of india's northern state of music from this that a future camp is home. hundreds of people from me in march in state sent, huddling at his family for that across the border of the me and my when got groups button down, get home and village joining the military. cool. in 2021. taking what they quote, detailed hundreds of mines on motorbike to for us on how i missed my home very much . i want to go back and send heading units for these farm lands. and the peaceful days before the cool part of the club house, when i saw that the village was bent down, i was heartbroken and i wept for days. i was very sad to know that i have no home or i can return anymor

of crude oil moving from east to west, right? and fat crude oil, i would say, is blocked by russia, crude oil by india, by china. ke. the other thing that is also at stake is a lot of plates that move towards europe. so i would say all and all, we are talking about a sizeable number of barrels of crude and product. now, the question comes, will all of these barrows get impacted or on the part of these barrels get impacted? because what we have learned over a period of time as that the system finds alternate ways of these mechanisms, and certainly there are some alternate routes, which has reflected in increasing freight rates. so i believe at this point in time, our view is that that's probably will find alternate ways of navigation, and that simply means extra costs of doing business, and as you put in your opening remarks about the inflation, this is suddenly not helping them.— not helping them. yes, it can drive u- not helping them. yes, it can drive up prices _ not helping them. yes, it can drive up prices for _ not helping them. yes, it can drive up prices for people - not helping them. yes, it can drive up

of world civilizations for centuries. india - the countries of the middle east, latin america, europe - is the case when the appearance matches the content. guests arrived from... catherine's forum from different parts of the globe . the forum was timed to coincide with the anniversary of the signing of two important historical documents, the highest manifestos of catherine ii, on the annexation of crimea, taman and kuban to russia and about inviting foreigners to settle in our country. both have been around for more than two centuries; initially they were not interconnected, but as history has shown, they turned out to be complementary. the catherine forum is being held for the first time, despite this, it brought together more than 600 participants from 35 countries. this is a clear illustration of the fact that today politicians and diplomats are increasingly turning to historical experience, because it is more relevant than ever. the reign of catherine the great was a time of rapid expansion of the borders of the russian empire, access to the black sea consolidation on the southern borders became a priority state task. ru

prominent as the international trade center of iran, especially during the sassanid period until the fifth century. sirafi seafarers from east africa, india, china and the far east are present and along with trade, the special cultural influences of iran, that is, what that in fact. they lived there to remember our rich cultural behaviors and they even got local officials or local posts. in the ancient world, ships used to travel a large sea route from the siraf port, including the persian gulf, the oman sea, the indian ocean, and the china sea. based on the remains of some ships sunk on this route, archaeologists found questionable samples and pieces left over from iranian and chinese cargoes on this route. based on these remains , scientists realized that abarbandar siraf was a place of exchange of medical knowledge and culture of its time skills. one it is a center that represents all of iran , which means you can see chinese coins, african coins, documents from other countries at the same time. on the other hand, even in japan, you can see their works being transferred there indirectly. so, in the field of religious and religious, pol

of very productive choices. the to the india forest featured homes in fishermen are taking care of these marine animals. reducing dangers along with east coast during the hatching season. the baby turtle safely reached the ocean eco india. on dw lady townsend's mission is to save trees. yes, luna has disrespectful names. she moves out with her team was able to attend the mafia strikes. they've almost put a stop to the timber thieves, but now the environmental is, have an even bigger enemy. logo us in 60 minutes on d w. these places in europe, a smashing step into a bold adventure the treasure map for martin clo, discover some of us regular bragging sites on youtube. and also in the we often forget that this planet does not belong just to us. it is also shared by magnificent creatures as the planets belongs to them as much as industrial. hello and welcome. i'm father of the body and you'll watching equal in depth on why these creatures have had a bus. well, just so live but also to.

you know unable disordered way of living is going to be rewarded by not having to be like the rest the british in thetreated they wantd as something special. the east india company we have to pass laws that are of benefit to everybody. and there was a particular part of the empire,n portant part of the empire, the east india company, a very profitable company previously, was having a hard timest s near bankruptcy and to save it the crown gave a monopoly to this company and it set up more firm. nobody else is going to be trading for tea in colonies and we're going to lower the duties that we had on tea. remember the towns and duties and 1767 had a duty on tea, lowered it. but even though they lowered the duties and we're doing this for the whole empire, instead of celebrating it, they interpreted legal tea. as. what the hell's going on. they whipped themselves into frenzy and they dumped tea and were talking about a cup of tea. we're talking about barrels and and 45 tons. this is hundreds, thousands of pounds of tea, private that is destroyed, going into salt water. what do you do in the face of mobs who are destroying private property and thinking that's

a hegemon when he bends everyone at once, and not through... this strategic turn of the americans to east asia, to indian creating the conditions for a big european war, they almost succeeded in setting fire to the persian gulf and the central one. they stumbled where they did not expect to stumble, they expected and we thought that they would receive some kind of resistance in europe, where some german business would stand up, which turned out to be a set of stall traders, but they stumbled in the middle east, who wrote everything off . they fled only because there were people there who said, and we we won’t do that, we have our own point of view, and we will do that, right there, mind you, the houthis, they, i say again, they haven’t even sunk a single tanker yet, look, not one has already sunk, well, they they said that for now he had drowned, but no, he was burning just fine, no, it was so beautiful there. confirm yes, well, they are silent, what should they do then , they don’t know, that is, to them, well, a ship is a ship, not a ship, but an auxiliary vessel , well, it’s still american, yes, in a

this port was the center of iran's international trade, especially during the sassanid period until the 5th century , for sirafi sailors from east africa. india china, and the far east being present and along with commerce, the special cultural influences of us, iran, means what is actually it is our rich cultural behaviors and they lived there to remember and they themselves even local officials or local posts to get ships in the ancient world from the port of siraf a sea route. they covered the persian gulf, the sea of ​​oman, the indian ocean and the china sea. based on the remains of some sunken ships on this route, archaeologists found pottery samples and pieces left over from iranian and chinese cargoes on this route. based on these remains, scientists found out that abarbandar siraf was a place of exchange of medical knowledge, the culture of its time skills. it is a center which represents all of iran, which means that you can see chinese coins , african coins, documents from other countries of the world, on the other hand, you can even see in japan, indirectly, the works of these were transferred to there, then, in the field of relig

iraq it's for the interest of israel, it's for the interest of the puppet regimes that have been installed in west asia and the middle east. india's prime minister has attended the controversial opening ceremony of a hindu temple which is being built on the side of raised historical mosque. in the ceremony, narendra modi consecrated the temple, hailing it as a dream cherished for years. the estimated cost of the structure is said to be around $217 million. that is triggered speculation. at least 47 people are missing after landside hit a remote mountainous area in southwestern china early on monday. the disaster affected two villages in euron province burying several homes. officials have evacuated hundreds of residents and rescue efforts are underway to find the victims. there is no immediate report on the possible deaths or injuries. the cause of the landslide is also not clear, although it took place during winter snowfall in the area. china has been struck with a string of similar natural dis'. as due to heavy downpours over the past months that have left dozens of people dead. to the us now where florida governor has abandone

been known in india since ancient times, but the fabulous profits of the first exports of tea from china to europe also sealed the fate of dorjeeling. in a matter of years, the british eastian company turned this remote village into one of the main tea outposts in india. thousands of local residents were involved in growing and harvesting tea, and they appeared invisible on the mountain slopes. and railway. the british colonials still had steam engines in these places and the authorities built a narrow gauge railway on these inaccessible slopes of the dargeling . it began operating in 1881 and by the beginning of the 20th century it was already transporting up to 40 thousand tons of tea per year. today this is the only railway line in the world where 13-year-old coal-fired steam locomotives operate on a regular route. they, of course, no longer transport tea, but local residents are still from... a unique method of drying and fermenting tea leaves collected on the plantations of the upper the leaves, called flushes, are first withered and laid out on special racks, where hot and cold air alternately passes through them. here we have primary drying, during which the fresh

, it's for the interest of israel, it's for the interest of the puffet regimes that have been installed in west asia and the middle east. india's prime minister has attended a controversial opening ceremony of a hindu temple which is being built on the side of raised historical mask. in the ceremony, narendra modi consecrated the temple, heiling it as a dream. for years, the estimated cost of the structure is said to be around $217 million dollars. that has triggered speculation that modi's hindu nationalist party is trying to build a hindu vatican for political gains. modi's comments also trigger memories of the deadly hindu violence against muslims in 1992 and the demolition of the historic bobry mos by hindu mobs. this has raised concerns that india is becoming intolerant under modi's rule. his government has also revoked the limited autonomy of the muslim majority jammu and kashmir and the independent constitution they enjoyed. we were earlier joined by a correspondent in new delhi monowar zaman. for more on the controversial temple project. monteward told us about india's crackdown on non-hindu minorities. and this event w

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so you knew there was a plan to connect ports of frustrating to far east. and india used to use i q a. there is also an initiative using us, your middle east. india is up with you, but that's all it's up to the western europeans, they're promoting this topic. that's pretty good for us. and the priorities the north south quarter and it will benefit india directly will go through russia as our bridge on iran and further down to india and talk. hassan has also an interest in that use right now. there's plenty of discussions in which the northern sea food, these are of great interest to india and china, the northern seafood, considering the global warming factory. but he's still included with the dish and a promise that it will be very soon and very soon will be navigable as all year round and would compete with all other transportation fluids winning more time by one 3rd compared to this west channel. we've discussed that was in indian colleagues, not to our ministry, but it's up to ministry of economics, the finance pads of government as well. but it's one of the main

of the opportunities that it opens . the trouble is that in addition to the west-east confrontation, there are masses of regional ones, just inside brix plus: china, india, saudi arabia. to some extent iran-emirates. egypt, ethiopia is also without tenderness. and if you add those where countries are involved outside the framework of the organization, there are fireworks. moscow faces a difficult mission in the year of its chairmanship. but that is the meaning of the world without hegemony that we strived for, everyone for themselves. we must look for solutions, again, original ones in each specific case. will learn. an amazing quarrel flared up between the brix letter i, india and the beloved part of our compatriots , the maldives. prime minister narendra modi visited the union territory of lakshadweep, an archipelago in ocean, which the indians intend to turn into a luxury resort, a competitor to the maldives. in response, maldivian clerks from the ministry of tourism. they called modi a clown and an israeli puppet. the power of cancel culture has been unleashed on our ungrateful neighbors. cricket and bollywood stars urge people not to travel to the

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to see taiwan companies diversified to other countries, to south east asia and newmarkets in india and africa. the unemployment rate ofst asia's largest economy currently sits at 5.3% and those between the ages of 15 and 2a make up nearly a fifth of those unemployed. in a country of over 275 million people, that's millions of young people struggle to find jobs. all three potential candidates promiese to create newjobs if elected each in a different way. the first one says losing small and medium enterprises which contribute 61% of the country's gdp will create 19 millionjobs. meanwhile, the second candidate is focusing on providing funds to young people to start businesses. and lastly, the third says he would allocate a large sum of state budget for small enterprises. in india, prime minister modhi finds himself in a sweet spot as we go into an election year. the stock market right there behind me has been soaring to new highs. india's gdp galloping ahead of most other major economies in the world, inflation has begun to edge down and interest rates are expected to also start coming down in the next few months but the

what is at stake is that a lot of crude oil, up to four million barrels a day, moving from east to west, and that is bought by russia, by indiana, that's at stake and that also stake is a lot of vessels which move towards europe. i would say all this, as we're talking about a sizeable number of barrels of crude and products and the question comes, will all of this get impacted or only a part of this will be impacted because what we have learnt is that the system finds alternate ways of re—routing and mechanisms and there are some alternate routs which has reflected in increasing freight rates. i believe that at this point of time, our view is that it's probably finding alternate ways of navigation and that simply means extra cost of doing business and as you are putting in your opening remarks about the inflation, this is certainly not helping that. singapore and an alleged case of corruption its transport minister has been charged in court, he has pleaded not guilty butjust handed in his resignation as a minister and a lawmaker. for more mariko oi is in the newsroom. tell us more about the allegations against the minister? h

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going see some rain start to push into northern parts of pakistan and india with some snow as well on the mountains from a system that's moving its way east out of afghanistan. but still the salt and smoke the conditions, all the story across northern areas we have good amber looks not for the likes of we to protest from of that fog drifting it's way for the south. but further south of this, a much more several picture. lots of sunshine, we will see some rain coming in to sholandra again on sunday the the, the, the was filed, the sea and everything is good. even explained the torture, all types of torture. it was unbelievable with this, with the bucks of their guns on our heads. 5 soldiers speeding poor. we've been occupied and imprisoned. what's the risk of india turning into a hen? do nation 5 minutes sitting around for moody has just presided over the consecration of a highly controversial temple. he says it marks a turning point. what does that mean for secularism in india? this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i need bulk. i've been to you as a prime minister now rendered moody has inaugurated a controversial him

you've got a regional elections coming up in september in section 8 there. india and, and brand new bible in the east of the country. the f d a polling around, so 2 percent pretty consistently that puts them is the largest policy in each case . but it's not enough for the policy to form a government on its own, so they would need a partner. and so for all the other policies continue to say they would never work together in a coalition with the a f d. so the question will be among others, will they think that promise a will some of the policy perhaps be tempted into power to try and pass motor right to the far right as they see it and bring them to their senses? well, we'll have to see, you know, certainly if they go into power they, if they would change the landscape and jim and politics, i think a political correspondence. i mean young with the ladies tonight here in berlin, so i'm just always thank us. and finally, winter weather here in germany has created chaos for travelers hoping to use blaine's drains or cars, heavy snow and ice cause traffic jams stretching for as far as the i can see, like behi