so we can say that russia is active in the eastern mediterranean sea. and now united states try to create a turkish block in the eastern mediterranean sea. and the, i think that turkish possible, the russian turkish corporation in eastern mediterranean zone could stop the american influence in the region. when it comes to the us dictating to, to attempting to dictate to turkey which weapons a come by and from whom, what is the reason for that? is it just the financial aspect for them? they won't take you to buy from themselves, not from anyone else. look, turkeys changing the main system in political acts is we are still member of natal, but we are cooperating with russia the cooperating with iran and not just the cuban president was in cherokee we have, we are, they will up in good relations with the asian countries i mean, most of these countries are on the black list of united states. so this is $400.00 . it's and also the others are the arguments of united states is just the excuse. the main target is to stop there. this change with of x axis in, in

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

policy in eastern mediterranean. some things done change. i still think there are opportunities. but i think opportunities again will only make themselves happen and even then difficultly. if we're willing to put pressure on different parties here. and i think you followed probably very closely statements that erdogan has made and actions he's taken, a little over a year ago he went to cyprus he talked about redeveloping porsha which you know is a violation of u.n. resolutions. he was very brazen when he said he doesn't care what others said. he won't care as long as no action is taken. we drofted a letter at the time urging the biden administration to work with our e.u. partners to make it clear in advance that those kind of actions will be met by some form of sanctions. that there's some penalty, some price to be paid, and if there's not, you know, someone like erdogan will keep on doing what he's doing. may do it anyway but he will certainly do it if there's no price to be paid. so as you head off on this assignment if confirmed, and i expect you will, can you just talk a litt

ready citrus is ryan said they are trying to create auntie turkish look in eastern mediterranean sea. so i can give you many examples like that. so this, this, this for the pitcher is just an example. but like 40 years or maybe more, that united states is attacking to the, to the unity and also the existence of torture, torture states. let's talk about ne time, because we know the takia has previously blocked the accession of sweden and finland. so nate had us, i will display regarding kurdish nationals. you expect this latest to terror attack to affect our situation in any way. be exceptional things to conscious nighttime. look, natural is united. it was leading nato and without united states, nicholas and it doesn't exist. so i think that it's sure that it will affect also the relation between churchy and deer and natal because not just united states, but most of the nato's country. they are supporting this. there's organization, kiki k, y, p g fed to like lyn, for example. and i think it would be more clear in next this, that, this federalist who, who organized, who made this or ca

so they are trying to create auntie turkish look in eastern mediterranean sea. so i can give you many examples like that. so this, this, this for to pitcher is just an example. but like 40 years, or maybe more, that united states is attacking to the, to the unity and also the existence of torture and talk to states. let's talk about night time because we know that turkey has previously blocked the accession of sweden and finland. senate had our cyber display regarding kurdish nationals. you expect this latest to terror attack to a states that situation in any way. the accession of those 2 countries, nighttime looked natural united states was leading natal and with that united states nickerson that doesn't exist. so i think that it's sure that it will affect also the relation between churchy and mental because not just united state, but most of the nato's country. they are sporting this. there's organization k y p g 5th to lock in for example. and i can get for the more clear in next is that this federalist tool who organized who made this attack in a stickler st

so let's go good to have your long those winds are picking up in the eastern mediterranean and that slamming brain into the coast of the levant. to tell you the truth, i think we could see some fighting in lebanon over the next little bit now, other side of the mediterranean, the range starting to peter out for portugal in spain. there had been a landslide in the northwest, a portugal killing, at least 2 people to give you an idea of how intense the rain has been wet in windy through the valley, eric islands on friday. now let's put this a day forward on saturday. in the central med, we've got this weather maker winding up cooler air coming down from the north meeting up with those warmish waters of the central mediterranean. it's going to be a mess in this cell in time for the islands of ireland and britain back to the here and now bit of a breather. before the next system swoops in to start off the weekend, it's gonna clip the south west of england and western france. central europe looks like that. so i think eat is a magic number number of spots it not including, sorry evo, 8 degrees a h

well, there was much clause in there in the central and eastern mediterranean, nothing on the satellite picture. and the cold weather swept through central europe . so i think the settling back to how they were about a week ago with a very great big low just to the north of scotland driving all the way down to western side of europe, which is basically windy in wet. but it all eases a bit further than that come. so for the immediate future got rain in portugal in spain at the western side of france, temperatures, and the teen still surprised me. so they've come up a little bit because this wind direction, it's any turn in vienna in the sunshine. jenny, speaking is near, is a little bit less warms on the walls. but if you look at it better and athens both about 3 degrees above the average. so the sun still strong enough to do that. by wednesday the rain has become a bit more substantial and showing up a snow in the italian, the swiss. and to some degree, the french outs was obviously more significant. right, right then into the french riviera as well behind it. the sun's come out, the wi

year, growth was more than 50%, but the number of migrants is also growing on the turkish a eastern mediterraneanon the western mediterranean atlantic route and on the route through the western balkans. we need to responsibly and frankly discuss europe's ability to regulate migration on the principles of solidarity in europe, many conflicts over migrants are now flaring up, but two of the most prominent froncong, english, seem to have been resolved for a long time, crowds of asians and africans set sail from the continental coast, the english channel and moored to the island coast of the english channel, and they didn’t buy almost inflatable boats from illegal immigrants. at least, the shaved heads suspected this not without reason, but now the british seem to have agreed they will pay the french police for her hard work, and she will try to catch illegal immigrants, at least part of the year from the young of last year to june of this year on the island. half a million people traveled, and only across the english channel to barrels and holds 35.000 most arrived. as you understand, do not work, b

entered illegally, most of all arrived through the countries of the western balkans and the eastern mediterranean. the increase was 168% and 122% respectively, thus the official statistics once again refuted the myth of the influx of refugees from the territory of belarus in the fairy tale of european officials exactly a year ago, on november 16, those who, in search of the promised better life, tried to cross the border, weapons, tear gas and water cannons believed such there were answers to the refugees from those who promised to accept them, guided by the principles of democracy. european, reality turned out extremely. harsh instead of hugs. they deployed the muzzle of water cannons, pouring water with tear gas. all indiscriminately. they did not spare even small children later. it turned out that they were poisoned with highly toxic deltamethrin. today, we recall the shocking footage of those events. the entire territory was literally literally flooded by the polish security forces with fumes. car, the flow of refugees and countries where the boots of the democratizers have stepped is growing

so ah well, there was much cause in our, in the central and eastern mediterranean, nothing on the satellite picture. and the cold weather swept through central europe . so i think the settling back to how they were about a week ago with a very great big low just to the north of scotland driving all the way down the western side of europe, which is basically windy in wet. but it all ease is a bit. ready further than that come so the immediate future got rain in portugal in spain, the western side of france, temperatures, and the teen still surprised me. so they've come up a little bit because this wind direction. it's any 10 in vienna in the sunshine, and generally speaking, east near is a little bit less warm than the walls. but if you look at the beater and athens bows about 3 degrees above the average. so the sun still strong enough to do that. by wednesday, the rain has become a bit more substantial and showing up a snow in the italian, the swiss. and to some degree, the french outs was obviously more significant. right, right then. and the french riviera as well behind it. the sun's com

don't go to the eastern mediterranean, again i agree with my colleague.o go, and where to go, and he goes to the post-soviet space. note. it's true. recently, he was in samarkand and he is a good investigator in relation to russia, well, to say that he is our complete and sincere union, i can be in my soul. indeed, he understands everything perfectly and can be on our side. but what can he to allow as the head of the turkish state such as it is today, he cannot afford anything else, therefore, and his proxy operates in the caucasus, and he is mastering georgia, he is mastering even armenia. i just returned from there, i can say. there are quite a lot of turks in yerevan, that is, construction has also begun there, companies work there, and so on. he is mastering the caucasus and as for azerbaijan, i am completely silent, they are pushing for conflict. and now, this is a signal of what they want to achieve for what? yes, after events occurred in pakistan was filmed its nearest. ah, imran khan's comrade-in-arms. and now events were taking place, there was a

don't go to the eastern mediterranean, again i agree with my colleague.in samarkand and he is a good investigator in relation to russia, well, to say that he is our complete and sincere union, i can be in my soul. indeed, he understands everything perfectly and can be on our side. but what can he afford as the head of the turkish state as it is? today, he can’t afford anything anymore, therefore, and his proxy operates in the caucasus, and he masters georgia, he masters even armenia. i just returned from there, i can say. there are quite a lot of turks in yerevan, that is, construction has already begun, companies are working there, and so on, he is mastering the transcaucasus. and i am completely silent about azerbaijan, which means that they are pushing for conflict like this. and that's where it pushes what signal what they want to achieve for what? yes, after the events in pakistan, his closest e, colleague imran khan a, was filmed, and now the events were taking place there was an attack on imran khan, an assassination attempt - this pakistan prime m

during the entire recent period, and there we are talking about such a global crisis in the eastern mediterraneans of both turkey and greece clash in conditions when turkey has not ratified a number of agreements that, let's say, determine the procedure for dividing the marine areas of the shelf. under these conditions, the united states unconditionally supports greece, pumps up its weapons and incites directly to the turkish republic. well, what about the terrorist attack? i think this is a direct challenge to erdogan, which statement we do not accept condolences from the american side. this means that the main beneficiary the terrorist attack is the anglo-saxons specifically connected. agasha, in public. i want to note these. the fact is that behind the attempted military coup that took place several years ago in turkey and the attempts to physically eliminate recep tayyip erdogan during this coup, there were agents of the united states of america, which was among the top and middle staff of the turkish air force. in addition, the worst enemy of the turkish people, gülen, is hiding in the unite

iran threatens almost everyone in the world with nuclear weapons, especially in the eastern part of the mediterraneanea, china relies on the nuclear factor to intimidate countries in the south china sea, etc. if russia uses nuclear weapons, it will harm all countries because then everyone will say if you use them anywhere - in any case, we have to listen to you whether the nuclear threat is able to divert the attention of the west, divert the resources that could go to help ukraine, the usa is worse, and also in europe, who thinks that these threats are enough to force ukraine to sit down for negotiations, i don’t know how it is possible to conduct negotiations in a blizzard about the fact that russia could keep a part of ukrainian territory. unfortunately, everyone knows that there are people in the usa who talk to the white house and on the capitalist hill and say that ukraine needs to be pushed because the situation is getting out of control, this is a fundamental misunderstanding that the us or anyone else can tell the president of zelensky or the people of ukraine how to build their future, or i

stana then as we go on through wednesday, a more shout question make the went to the eastern side of the mediterranean for the time being the wet weather will be across the western side of the med pushing across northern parts of africa, northern areas of algeria, through tunisia, some showers there too, into the far north of morocco. elsewhere logic dry was showers for west africa. ah ah, the in depth analysis of today's headlines from around the world. do you think diplomacy still spends it's showing so i'm not very optimistic about any negotiation. a winter, it's going to be helpful holder inside story on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back you watching out. as a reminder for top stories, our tech he is president says he's considering launching a ground operation in northern syria. several rockets fod from serious struck the southern border district of ca, commish on monday, getting 3 people, including the child, been anxious king he is expected to choose a prime minister to facetime election. fail to produce an outright winner. governing coalition is going to be in opposition after fighting to agree

stina then as we go on through wednesday and more showers crash, make them went to the eastern side of the mediterranean for the time being the wet weather will be across the western side of the med pushing across northern parts of africa, northern areas of algeria reaching some showers that to, into the far north of morocco, elsewhere slots. you try, i wish i was for west africa with every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration . indonesia urges and leave the world in moving forward as one children together recover stronger. lou ah, i'm out of the top stories here on our jazeera, at least a 162 people are dead and hundreds in june after a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck west java indonesia official saying many of the data children turkey's president said he's considering launching a ground operation in northern syria after several rockets struck the district of commie turkeys. south. 3 people were killed anchor. i blamed the kurdish y p g fighters malaysia's long time opposition leader.

the caucuses, we've got another one moving in behind it, in the eastern areas of the mediterranean, that's bringing some heavy rain to the likes of turkmenistan, as well as some of the northern areas of iran, shara, to pushing across iraq. but for the south, much dryer and quieter, particularly for guitar as the world cup continues, we are expecting a shamar wind. however, to pick up on monday and into tuesday, it will feel rather blocks to read. it was a move across to north africa. wind is certainly the story across the very north. we got warnings out from heavy rain as well, from northern areas of libya to nicea and algeria much chronic quieter towards the north west. and the wet weather has shifted its way further south to places like a barn, as well as the democratic republic of congo. we are seen some heavy rain stretch its way across into zambia as well as the bar where and into southern areas of mozambique. a lot of that rain continuing to affect more eastern areas of south africa as we go into the new week. much dryer. however, in the west cape town, seeing some sunshine pushing t

then as we go on through wednesday, a more shower glass make the went to the eastern side of the mediterranean for the time being the wet weather will be across the western side of the med, pushing across northern parts of africa. northern areas of algeria, 3 teenagers, some showers there too, into the far north of morocco, elsewhere logic dry with showers for west africa. ah, a with now was a time to be direct. there is a growing realization that rights can be taken away in this country to cut through the rhetoric. how can we resist this narrative and hot dangers and demand the truth? join me markham, on hill for up front. what out here with a vermont of the top stories here when i was there at least a 162 people are dead and hundreds injured after magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck west java in denisa official say many of the dead children took years. president says he's considering launching a ground military operation in northern syria. several rockets struck the district of commie and turkeys south. free people were killed and crew blamed the kurdish y p g fighters and in the people will com

their way into iraq as well as we go through with 1st, a blustery conditions across that eastern side of the mediterranean. quite a nasty storm system. this one plus the conditions 2 for the north west of africa, just bring every few showers across in northern fringes of algeria. northern possum rocco see some wet weather there too, into chin as yet, but for much of north africa with east logic. try just around the gulf of guinea, mice, rape, a shower or 2 just along the coastal fringes of west africa. but the showers of course, now starting to recede away, pushing further south. so what weather is going to be into the heart of africa, democratic republic of congo, saying some lobby shouts, storm hedge for a time. they're just down towards zambia towards botswana, one or 2 shouting to south africa, but tiny, dry and bright to hear the thursday. ah, a commitment to continuously conserve its wonder is fido, a fighting breakthrough solutions to renewable energy for an environmentally responsible future with transformation and collaboration indonesia urges and leave the world in moving forward as recovery tog

towards the stands in general, some showers to just making their way into that sir. eastern side of the mediterranean. so we will see some increasingly wet cloudy weather coming in across sir, syria, lebanon jordan, over the next couple of days. but here in casa, should be largely dry temperatures around 32 celsius, largely dry across a good part of north africa, away from the central and northeast, and parts of africa here were though showers will just great their way along mediterranean coast. a few shower still in place just around southern parts of nigeria, not as heavy as they have been. one or 2 lobby showers over towards liberia over the next day, or 2. plenty of showers across the hearts of africa, not quite as intense as we would expect at this time of year. but the wet weather is sinking further southwards through zambia into botswana and south africa. the weather sponsored by cat on a ways these turbulent times up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issues. they are literally being turned back. how is this not a contravention of international la

middle east over the next couple of days, a lot of wet weather spilling out of that eastern side of the mediterranean. plenty a cloud here. mac cloud is rain bearing. it'll roll its way across the levant, serial lebanon, jordan, seeing some wet weather and the cloud of rain running all the way down across northern parts of saudi arabian. as was the case last week, you are likely to see some mat localize, if not, flash, flooding coming across more than parts. it will slip a little further east, which as we go on through where to stay. so it does dry up at least across the ravine peninsula, nor them iraq. up towards the caucuses. we'll see some rain that mix of rain, sleet, and snow. some snow to over towards higher ground they're up towards is becca, than and took many star south of that dry and fi pleasantly warm sunshine when is tending to ease off as we go on through the next couple of days. i'm not too bad at all. my winds are picking up quite lively showers, rattling across the far north of africa, just around the mediterranean coast. few shouts just hugging the coast of west africa. afternoon sh

we've got another one moving in behind it in the eastern areas of the mediterranean. that's bringing some heavy rain to the likes of tuck medicine, as well as some of northern areas of iran, shara, to pushing across iraq, but for the south, much dryer and quieter, particularly for katara. as the world cup continues. we are expecting a shamar wind. however, to pick up on monday and in to choose that it will feel rather blah, sorry, it was a move across to north africa. wind is study the story across the very north. we got warnings out from heavy rain as well, from northern areas of libya to nicea and out jerry much cry quieter towards the north west. and the wet weather has shifted its way further south to places like a bon as well as the democratic republic of congo. we are seeing some heavy rain stretch its way across into zambia as well as bob, wy, and into southern areas of mozambique. a lot of that rain continuing to affect more eastern areas of south africa as we go into the new week, much dryer. however, in the west take dancing some sunshine, pushing through th

the middle east over the next couple of days, a lot of wet weather spilling out that eastern side of the mediterranean. plenty a cloud here. mac cloud is rain bearing. it'll roll its way across the levant, serial lebanon, jordan, seeing some wet weather, a cloud of rain running all the way down across northern parts of saudi arabian. as was the case last week, you are likely to see some met localize, if not, flash, flooding coming across more than parts. it will slip a little further east, which as we go on through where to stay. so it does dry up at least across the ravine peninsula, nor them iraq. up towards the caucuses. we'll see some rain that mix of rain, sleet and snow. some snow to over to ward higher ground their up towards is becca bunn and took many star south that dry and 5 pleasantly warm sunshine when is tending to ease off as we go on through the next couple of days. i'm not too bad at all. meanwhile, windsor picking up quite lively showers, rattling across the far north of africa, just around the mediterranean coast. few showers just hugging the coast of west africa. afternoon showers.

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governments, as i said, because or very 0 herb, a fracture between earth, eastern, a european union member states and the more mediterranean union member states because very different perception of security on or saw or, or different interests and or member states to of a soft they would like to put more money on the median issues unless to were east under poland and barbaric states would like to put more money on the east and dirt germany is in between and or so in weaving the population of a european union. herb, actually many people believe it should be solidarity, refer ukrainian people, but not acknowledgements and are already for example, in france under than germany. many people resented to burg, chris fred, use e u enlargement to new countries because they pay for it. and there are so very easy and natural fatigue, which is gonna prevent vcu enlargement. i figured that out illusion i, pierre emanuel tom on a geopolitical expert. joining us live on artie international, a pleasure to have you on the program. thank you for your time. ah, and good to happy with us as well. an iranian strike against the code is your opp

many leave from libya and she nicea crossing the mediterranean to italy or malta. others lead from eastern morocco to reach the spanish mainland while some journey from western morocco to spain, canary islands. the eastern route looks like this from bella roost into eastern e. you states, mostly poland. and most people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan, and syria. dominant cain is falling developments for us in brussels. well, one of the things to remember here is you have competing emotions. competing policy requirements from the 27 different member states. and so whilst they stress as much as possible, the need for solidarity and coordinated action, they're what they really want to achieve. well, sometimes they're very different from each other. so certainly in so far as those 2 routes of migration are concerned in so far as the balkan route, well that's the overland route, principally. then there is the more central route through the mediterranean. well, that takes in italy particularly, and that is where we see some degree of disagreement between the french government

many lee from libya and to nicea, crossing mediterranean to italy, or malta. others lee from eastern morocco to east spanish mainland while some journeys from western morocco to spain's canary islands. and then there's the eastern route from belarus into eastern e. you states, mainly poland. most people who attempt this journey or from iraq, afghanistan and syria. when a meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues, but you interior ministers of pledge to keep working to reform the system from that . kane has more from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque minister of the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterated that commitment to find in concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately. while working closely together on concluding the ongoing migration reform as soon as possible, but no

looks like this many leave libya and she needs the crossing over the mediterranean, into italy, or multiple. they also leave eastern morocco, 2 weeks, the spanish mainland or western rural code to go to the canary islands. the eastern route looks like this. we see people coming from bella, ruth, to the eastern e, you states, mainly poland. but many people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan and syria. now that a meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues, but interior minister do say that they'll keep working to reform the system. dominant cane has moved from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i half a statement from the cheque minister, the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterated that commitment of finding concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately while working closely together on concluding the ongoing migration reform as

so much weapon to central parts of the mediterranean, not quite swept, but looking pretty breezy across eastern parts of europe, with the tightly packed ice about here coming from a northerly direction. expect something of a cool down then 0 celsius, the top temporary moscow. a monday, 6 degrees there. 4 key. there's that where to where the starting to push into western parts. we'll see it running in across aisle and we'll see some wet to where the, grassy pushing into spain and portugal, and looking a little unsettled to see some parts of france eating down towards the alps. very mobile, very unsettle as we go on through tuesday. so blustery showers, longest spells of rain sweeping in for many parsonage, you can see much of western europe. we'll see some unsettled weather by this date. snow. therefore, western russia modest one celsius in moscow. 6 degrees there in cape should be largely dry. heavy said that but little on the frosty side drive across much of north africa, but farther showers for the west. ah, every footstep moving in sync with the world to bring health equity for all to be tog

mediterranean. or they leave from eastern morocco to spain or western rural code to the canary islands. or the western root looks like this. they come from belarus in to the use states, mainly poland and most of the people who attempt this journey or from iraq, afghanistan and syria, that e u meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues. but ontario, ministers say they'll keep working to reform the system. donna kane, as more from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque minister of the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterated that commitment to find in concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately. while working closely together on completing the ongoing migration reform as soon as possible, but not saying what that means, what is as soon as possible, as we know the french and the italians

was responsible for the policy of the union in the south in the mediterranean region of africa, the middle east, germany dominated eastern europe all this time, the axis to paris berlin put pressure on the rest of the bloc and ensured the adoption of key decisions , the allies were silent and dutifully executed, demonstrating unity, exactly as long as subsidies were going on from the ninety-fifth year, starting in the european union, the principle of equalizing the levels of development, underdeveloped countries of the regions and from of old europe, resources were pumped from the rich countries to the underdeveloped eastern european countries; today this principle in europe is in fact . all this reduction is hidden explicit subsidies. uh, here is brussels that is, these are the countries of europe europe and this, of course , increased the contradiction within the european union . in ukraine, it led to destruction, the well-established structure , the akelo missed, was heard near the creek, official budapest began to self-determine or to show separatism. here, to whom it is more convenient to go to bed, we are more inte

nicea as their departure points and then they crossed the mediterranean to italy or mall tub to reach the spanish mainland barely from eastern morocco and from western morocco. the journey takes them to the canary islands and other ways between by the routes and eastern e u members, but particularly in poland and most attempting to cross their are from iraq. afghanistan, or syria, or the ministers will consider which you nation should shoulder more responsibility . italy takes in the most, but it's new government once a compulsory scheme for all you states. so what can they do? well, the head of the meeting, the european commission, set out a 20 point action plan. it includes strengthening cooperation with other nations to prevent people leaving their home countries and improving the coordination of search and rescue efforts. dominic cane has been following the meeting in brussels . the attention is on this meeting this afternoon in brussels, but let's be clear that the instigation of the italians was necessary to bring this meeting forward. we know the european commission outlined those 20 points was 20 measures based on 3

was responsible for the policy of the union in the south in the mediterranean region of africa, the middle east, germany dominated easternin put pressure on the rest of the bloc members and ensured key decisions were made , the allies were silent and dutifully performed, demonstrating unity, exactly as long as there were subsidies from 1995, starting in the european union, the principle of leveling the levels of development was in effect, the underdeveloped countries of the regions, and resources were pumped from the old europe from the rich countries to the underdeveloped ones. uh, eastern european countries today this principle in europe is actually a reduction in hidden explicit subsidies. uh, brussels, that is, from old europe to europe, and this, of course, increased the contradiction within the european union. sadness, resentment overcame european leaders standing by the dried up streams of abundance. turned into a hot war. in ukraine, it led to the destruction, the well-established structure of the akelo missed, was heard by the stream in the cleaning, the official budapest began to self-determine or show separati

mediterranean. not quite sweat, but looking pretty breezy across eastern part of europe with the tightly packed, i suppose here, coming from a nor the direction. expect something of a cool down then 0 celsius. the top temporary must go on monday, 6 degrees there for key is that where to where the started to push into western parts. we'll see it running in across aisle and we'll see some wet weather, grassy pushing into spain and portugal, and looking a little unsettled too. was he some parts of france eating down towards the alps, very mobile, very unsettle as we go on through tuesday. so blustery showers longest spells of rain sweeping in for many pass and she can see much of western europe will see some unsettle weather by this date snow. therefore, western russia modest one celsius in moscow. 6 degrees there in keep should be large, dry heavy said that but little on the frosty, dry across much of north africa, but farther showers for the west. ah . from sports championed to bed bound, i felt one's investigates how the nfl escaped paying billions of dollars to former players who suffered devastating bra

like this many leave from libya and from tunisia and they crossed the mediterranean to italy or to malta. others lead from eastern morocco to reach the spanish mainland, while some will journey from western morocco to spain's canary islands. the eastern route looks like this from bella roofs, into eastern e. you states, mainly poland, and most people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan and syria. and let's speak to dominic cain in brussels. dominic e u countries have a track record have or history of trying to find an agreement on a comprehensive migration policy that that, that would work for everybody. and they've had very limited success so far. what are you expecting today? well, one of the things to remember here is you have competing emotions, competing policy requirements from the 27 different member states. and so whilst they stress as much as possible, the need for solidarity and coordinated action, they're what they really want to achieve. well, sometimes they're very different from each other, so certainly in so far as those 2 routes of migration are concerned in so far as the bulking r

today armenian food infuses he flavor from the mediterranean, middle east, and eastern europe. >> this is our 55th year and in san francisco we're the largest armenian food festival and widely recognized as one of the best food festivals in the area. we have vendors that come up from fresno, from los angeles showing off their craft. we really feel like we have something for everyone in the neighborhood and that's really what it is, is drawing people to see a little bit of our culture and experience what we experience weekend in and weekend out. >> we are behind the scenes now watching the chef at work preparing some delicious armenian kabob. this is a staple in armenian cooking, is that right? >> absolutely, since the beginning of time. our soldiers used to skewer it on the swords. we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley. and every september over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and wh

7,000, well, let's say 7,000 every month through the mediterranean streams, there are tens of thousands of people going to the western, southern and easternear it's a million people. it 's understandable that this is an extremely underestimated fence to remind you, it's worth it only on this occasion with us. well, there are still the states of america trying to educate nazism, including from their military from the police society, when society looks with suspicion at any other person who is nearby. the most important thing is to try. here's to comprehend. here is what is happening now and draw conclusions for us. in this show, athletes will have to relax their muscles and strain their brains. what is the abbreviation for international football federation? fifa of course my friends what a surprise you today believe yourself confident in your sports i'm sure intellectually entertaining project. heading is very fun and fervent, because, in principle, we are all liberated people. look at tv channel belarus 24. for those who want to keep abreast of new developments. with the development of science. many problems are left behind, however, our

7,000, well, let's say 7,000 every month through the mediterranean streams, there are tens of thousands of people going to the western, southern and eastern million people. it is clear that this is an extremely underestimated fence , let me remind you it is worth it only on this occasion with us. well, there are still the states of america trying to educate nazism, including from their military from the police society, when society looks with suspicion at any other person who is nearby. the most important thing is to try. here's to comprehend. here is what is happening now and draw conclusions for us. well , we really have a lot of aspects. touched today. we realized that the world is a-a. you know, like in the history books. right now it seems chaotic, but contradictory, but decades pass, facts are revealed, including those around the second world war, and you understand that it was not so chaotic and that everything should have been a certain plan, then the plan ran into a plan with this point of befurcation and the dead either in one or another direction. we are now converging on the original plan. he inevitably returns. i would like t

7,000, well, let's say 7,000 every month through the mediterranean flows, there are tens of thousands of people going western, southern and easterns clear that this is an extremely underestimated fence , let me remind you it is worth it only on this occasion with us. well, there are still trying to educate the states of america nazism, including among its military and the police of society, when society looks with suspicion at any other person who is nearby. the most important thing is to try. here's to comprehend. here is what is happening now and draw conclusions for us. it is important for us to show you rapid changes. the main thing is that the country has fixed a clear position that it adheres to. today we keep history, value the achievements of generations and honor the traditions of global perspectives, high diplomacy and social research. however, the fact remains dialogue platforms have been launched. and these are the chances for everyone to be heard, we will draw detailed conclusions, see exclusive interviews and talk about the main events on the main air. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. the old folk wisdom in our progr

they then crossed the mediterranean to italy and to malta, and to reach the spanish mainland. they lee from eastern morocco, from western morocco, the journey takes them to spain's canary islands. on other way is between belarus and eastern e u members. poland in particular, most attempting to cross their are from iraq, afghanistan, or from syria. so the ministers will consider which you nation's need to shoulder more responsibility. italy takes than the majority, but it's new government is now pushing for a compulsory scheme for all you members. so what can they do ahead of the meeting? the european commission set a 20 point action plan. it includes strengthening cooperation with other nations to prevent people leaving their home countries and also improving the coordination of search and rescue efforts. we have natasha butler following the story for us from john kirk. but 1st, let's speak to dominic cane who's covering the meeting for us in brussels. so why is this meeting being held in brussels at this particular time? dominic the significance of this meeting taking place right now is 2 fold on

eastern parts of france of snow over the outs. central pass, not too bad logic tribes, thesis bells of afternoon sunshine. still a few showers cross at east side of mediterranean could do quite across northern parts of africa. not too bad here. a little bit of a blustery went into the northeast. they're just coming in across egypt, but more cloud rolling through here. not bad into west africa. now still a few shells just scraping the coast, but making that way, but the south. ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] a hulu. ah, ah, welcome back. you're watching out as a reminder, on top stories this, our americans are set to vote and crucial midterm elections. polls will open in just a few hours. if republicans managed to take control of both houses of congress, it could derail president, jo biden's, agenda, democrats, republicans have been making last ditch appeals in battle, ground states, cost of living crisis, and abortion rights are 2 of the biggest campaign issues. humanitarian organizations are suing italy's government for rejecting migrants. rescued at c to and ga, rob ships are refusing to leave report of catania under the refugees have been denied entry on board. now,

eastern parts of france, some snow over the outs. central pass, not too bad logic tribes thesis bells of afternoon sunshine. still a few showers cross at east side of mediterranean. good though, quite across northern parts of africa. not too bad here. a little bit of a blustery wind into the northeast. they're just coming in across sir egypt. but more cloud rolling through here. not bad into west africa. now. still a few showers just scraping the coast, but making that way, but the south ah, jumping to the stream where no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to the president of the day. we are the subjects of the royal family, so that one person's opinion. but what's yours? amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak. it is not just harassing, where a global audience becomes a global community. the scariest part of this moment in my country is this place for a more weapon. the stream on out jazeera ah, blue ah, under the top stories here, and i'll just say, well, there's a standoff between italian officials and a rescue ship carrying hundreds of migrants and refugees. people on board a vessel op

antonia, as their departure points, they crossed the mediterranean to italy, or to mo tom and to reach the spanish mainland. they leave from eastern morocco and from western morocco, that journey takes them to spain's canary islands. another way is between bell roosts and eastern e u members. poland in particular, most attempting to cross their are from iraq, afghanistan, or from syria. or the ministers will consider which you nation's need to shoulder more responsibility. italy takes in the most, but it's new government wants a compulsory scheme for all you states. so what can do ahead of the meeting? the european commission set out a 20 point action plan. it includes strengthening cooperation with other nations to prevent people leaving from their home countries, as well as improving the coordination of search and rescue efforts. the spring and dominant came. he's joining us from brussel. so dominic, this has been an ongoing issue. why is the meeting in brussels being held now? yes, this is an issue, this idea of migration refugees. what to do to cope with the numbers of people who are in the you who come to the seeking refuge a