today i am in egypt egypt rightfully bears the title of the cradle of civilization, and many discoveries these lands. today, it is the ancient egyptians who use the whole world, for example, they calculated that there are 365 days in a year, and 24 hours in a day. here according to different versions, scissors, makeup ink were invented, not to mention the know-how in construction and it's not just about the pyramids. take a look. this is the karnak temple complex of stogiktars, amazing. almost 3 km along the alley of 3065 sphinxes and we are already in another luxor temple complex. here, too, each pharaoh tried to make his own contribution in order to perpetuate his own name. this is a statue of ramses ii and this and this in general in ancient times, eight tattoos of ramses were built here. well, to be sure. and now we're leaving from the city of the living to the city of the dead quietly, these are two parts of the same city of luxor, into which the nile divided it since ancient times. in the city of the living, the pharaohs lived and built temples for the gods, and in the city of the

then we look at egypt's sweeping crackdown on dissidents and human rights activists. >>alaa and sanaa are in jail and i need to keep going until i get them out. amy: egyptian activist laila soueif talking about her imprisoned children last fall. her son alaa abd el-fattah is now on day 18th of a hunger strike. his sister sanaa was recently released from prison and will join us today after arriving in the united states to campaign for her brother's freedom and talk about his new book, collection of his interviews, talk and writing titled "you have not yet been defeated." we'll also hear from alaa in his own words. >> they broke into my house and the shattered the door and walked into the house and beat my wife, fortunately, my son was sleeping and they did not touch him. amy: that was alaa abd el-fattah speaking in 2014 with democracy now! correspondent sharif del kouddous. he will also join us today. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. russia has begun a large-scale military operation to

the ugly face of the beauty industry in egypt.estigation has found that dozens of unqualified people are administering botox, fillers and laser therap, endangering lives and leaving women scarred for life. and police release footage of alec baldwin practising with his gun on the set where a crew member was shot dead. as the conflict in ukraine enters its third month, the united nations secretary—general has embarked on a diplomatic mission to moscow. antonio guterres, told president putin that the russian invasion fully contradicts the constitution of the united nations charter. he also expressed concern about the humanitarian situation in ukraine. vladimir putin insisted that moscow's military operation in the beseiged port of mariupol was over, and that no—one was being prevented from leaving the city — or its steel plant. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports from moscow. he was trying to show it was business as usual. in the kremlin, vladimir putin began the day meeting russian olympic champions. like them, he hates losing

no other location in egypt has yielded such a wealth of documented history. unfortunately, much of the content remains obscure, because so many of the documents are no longer legible. as in here, we say to piracy amulets letter to sizes and potentially d, that was for piracy that's been folded up very tightly into little bundles that could be hung around in your bones, neck didn't follow. and as neither warren collective yet con, this kind of medicinal magic amulet is very special. it's, as of afghans was on dallas as it's about giving protection magic and love to an infant that's just coming to the world on maggie on, on, on leave a mid so gave unbundling, the fragile pirate would leave only a pile of crumbs and snippets. a lot of the pirates documents found on elephantine island had already crumbled. they became pieces in a huge jigsaw puzzle whose parts are scattered around, museums throughout the world. cleaning cataloging and reconstructing them is a mammoth task in berlin as well. hold boxes of fragments, awake reconstruction and deciphering the kiss to

e above this is the nilo basin and there is egypt it just so happened historically it has. uh, some legal basis, which implied the greatest use of this water. well, egypt is one of the most water-rich countries, so, of course, she dictated and she is a powerful country, and she dictated her will to her neighbors. but now, when, well, time has passed and many countries, they began to think at the top, but they started talking about egypt, in short, how can they live, including ethiopia, she has, uh, the richest resources, and she also wants to receive a recipient, some energy, and she began construction of a large uh, the reservoirs are large dams. and so between the interaction between egypt and ethiopia, this is now one of the tense tangles, which, by the way, uh, resolution, which ours are also involved in. the foreign ministries are also interested in such hydrological foundations for solving this problem. that is, in principle, of course , there are such hot spots, but uh, after all, people learn to negotiate. i always knew. naturally. i thought that there are oil warri

egypt is one of the chapters.artners of russian grain, but in principle, russia supplies a lot of grain and food to the middle east, that's what we can do here and in general, how do you assess the position of the arab countries and the league of arab states on the current conflict, uh, the slave state league is less headquarters in a quarry for the last few days there have been two meetings with the egyptian ambassador to moscow. well, there, of course, the question comes. uh, how egypt reacts to these events, what worries him. that's just the question of food. for them it is very important. uh, for the egyptians, the past is food, and so that we continue to provide this assistance, which we agreed to build a huge industrial zone there and so on. uh, and uh, i think we should now somehow reorient our the economy to do so as not to let down our friends in the middle east. you look at the south eastern countries, when the ussr collapsed, this is the only group of states that unambiguously sought to support the sovi

egypt relies on wheat imports while producing other crops like rice.u buy, the lower the price per unit. while initially attractive, countries may become overdependent on only a few trade partners. but the climate crisis and increasing conflicts prove once more that governments must adapt a “just in case” mentality instead of “just in time." diversifying food sources would be key. but soaring bread prices in the middle east and africa are just one consequence of the war in ukraine. david: the main problem we face is how we are going to deal with the fertilizer crises? that impacts the global food supply, and russia and its ally belarus are key exporters. fertilizer mattersor everye. reporter: russia and belarus account for almost one-fifth of fertilizer exports globally. the sanctions on these two countries will raise the price of available fertilizers. and this will in turn raise farmers' costs. when no fertilizer is used, wheat harvests decrease by 30% to 40%. and thiss similar for every crop. does that mean there won't be enough food anymore? dr. fr

thank you, egypt is a country where the past is closely connected with the present.they keep the recipes of the pharaohs and create new amazing recipes. here they amaze with ancient tricks. and very young people perform them in a way that is breathtaking. and at all times. here you could not only learn a lot of interesting things, but also just great to relax. this is what i'm taking with me. star on the sea you will find all our issues on the media platform. download the application or go to the site smotrim.ru. tv channel my planet a-a, the creator of the first geographical map is considered the ancient greek scientist oximander in the sixth century bc, he drew the first map of the then known world, depicting the earth in the form of a flat circle surrounded by water. the first map of russia called the big drawing was compiled by our compatriots, as scientists suggest during second half of the 16th century. but, unfortunately, it did not reach us, and in 1745 a russian atlas was published. it is considered to be the first official atlas of the russian state. fisher

but the price, egypt mandate was too high. fast in money. i'm secondly, in territory they want to see a large i waste child, which is the as a new see that to be gyptian rather that and then it. and that was to hire products. and therefore, the libyans asked chris to help because economic a, what i mean that i see. and when you mean the libyans, you mean the elite class of libyan, i'm in the british bag, which was nice. the libyan government was drawn from across the country. it was an equal distribution between the sar, any kids in the east because on in the south and the trip all the time to put attendance in the west. but these were the leads within those different tribal areas. not the people per se, who, according to get after participated in counselors under the good afi government. i'm also going to ask you a very short paragraph in the book where you mention about w m d, in the very important issue of that, which was to the 4 in nature countries, obviously in london. when tony blair was visiting good effie, do you think his greatest

the ugly face of the beauty industry in egypt. bbc investigation finds dozens of unqualified people are administering botox and fillers, leaving women scarred for life. one of the greatest ever football games. manchester city and real madrid play out a classic champions league. russian energy firm gazprom has told poland and bulgaria it will stop sending gas to the two countries from today. it comes after russia said what it calls "unfriendly" countries must start paying for gas in roubles or it would cut supplies. germany have also pledged to supply ukraine with around 50 anti—aircraft tanks in a major policy shift, following a meeting between the us and its allies at an airbase in germany on tuesday. andrew plant has more. ukrainian armoured vehicles heading towards the front line, donbas and eastern ukraine were russian bombing is increasing by the day. russia finding not just ukrainian resistance, but pushing back now against countries helping ukraine. today, cutting off its gas supplies to poland and bulgaria in retaliation f

egypt for a week, as high uh church. well, i appreciated her repentance is the only saint who devotes a whole reading of her life during lent just for edification. uh, a lesson to all christians about how a great sinner can change his life. actually. this applies to any person. there may even be not such a terrible sinner if he compares himself with life, but the reverend mary, but she was able to achieve a lot of him in her life. and this means that every person who repents of those sins that he has, he can definitely something, uh, to achieve, and therefore the reverend will be so especially honored that whole weeks of great lent will be dedicated to the limit in the temple, and roughly the lord's, which is a huge complex, uh, associated with special places on earthly life. e of the savior who, as it were, materializes these events, which have the deepest spiritual meaning for us. to talk about such an iconic image of the holy sepulcher yes, here and who is glue, like an icon, so alive and debts and at the same time a

these royal tunes are considered egypt most important cultural relics. when french, general napoleon set out to conquer as he took a 100 scientists and engineers along with his army. militarily, his campaign was a disaster, scientifically, a roaring success. one highlight was the discovery of the rosetta stone, with a priest's decree, chiseled into it in 3 languages, ancient greek, demonic, and hieroglyphics. as linguist john francois company all began deciphering the hieroglyphics. he opened a window into ancient fara, ionic egypt, his discovery unleashed a flood of european reset into the country on the low in nile discoveries like those of british archaeologist, howard carter only added to the rush. he found the tomb of tea in common and the digging continues. in 2021, the world looked on an o as each of largest ancient city was discovered. its houses full of every day implements. lots of fines from archaeological digs are kept in museums like the pirate relics we're about to see. ah, the collection at berlin's noise museum is packed with history and

or nato back dictators in egypt into his ear. in algeria, the indicators were all terrible in all those countries. so when you are talking about king andrew's, his replacement being better, i mean, it's clear that anyone, that nato backs in that region provides misery and poor life chances for the people in those countries as compared to gadhafi all be before the arab spring. well, not that's not the libya that i i saw i went into the, the, the museum of the marches and ms. ross and all the photographs are see hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the good api richie. so any progress that he made for is his corrupt people, ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any regime that has been in history of his he has denied by get after his followers in favor gadhafi scholars, robi, is going to become the next president, reuben, we look, i'll stop you there. more from the former commander british forces in libya and author of liberating libya, british diplomacy in war. the desert after this break ah, a

he opened a window into ancient fairer ionic egypt. his discovery unleashed a flood of european reset into the country on the low and nile discoveries like those of british archaeologist. howard carter only added to the rush, he found the tomb of tit in common, and the digging continues. in 2021, the world looked on an o as each of largest ancient city was discovered at houses full of every day implements. lots of fines from archaeological digs are kept in museums like the pirates, relics were about to see. ah, the collection at berlin's noise museum is packed with history and tales of the past. some of these stories from an ancient era would chiseled into stone, others and on to paris, their tales of daily life on elephantine island set in the river nile. you are offering an invaluable window on to 4000 years of cultural history. there, professor verena lepers, special field of research, and her passion in these i between of, in this cabinet we have elephant time for piracy scripts, from the 5th century b. c in a variety of languages

or nature bagley faces in egypt into his ear. in algeria, they indicate his world terrible in all those countries. so when you are talking about king edges, his replacement being better, i mean, it's clear that any one that nato backs in that region provides misery and poor life chances for the people in the countries as compared to gadhafi, albeit before the arab spring. well, not that's not the libya, that's why i saw i went into the the, the museum of the martyrs and miss ross and saw the photographs of the hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the gadhafi richie. so any progress that he made for his, his corrupt people, ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any regime that has been there in history obviously has denied by you. daffy's follow isn't safe, i'll good assays fall as robi is going to become the next president group. we look, i'll stop you there more from the former commander british forces in libya and author of liberating libya, british diplomacy in warren, the desert after this

and i, b and the neighboring country, egypt. both the soviet union, the russians and on the americans were trying to befriend nasa who was very influential in terms of stirring up the arab nations, which attracted many of the young ladies. as you would imagine, you actually mentioned that it was harold wilson who did reduce numbers, but libya was very important for britain's nuclear weapon carrying vulcan bonus to fly from fright, cypress to the indian ocean. while i made up until the stage when, when they were replaced by you just saw, i wants the nuclear submarine program at chase. buncombe program diminished very quickly and say really it didn't play to break apart and the late sixty's. so everyone forgets the support from the libyan people for britain. but you want the world to remember, why did britain continue to support king address a corrupt king who was selling off the oil resource? the new d discovered oil resources. it wasn't it obvious to british diplomats that a good daffy was going to gain the support of the people

in the name of science, ancient egypt has long been the focus of scientific curiosity. now it's the pirate messages of being decoded and german as to north mateus. mazda is busy with the variety of experiments on the i s s. he tells us how he's dealing with white with hello and welcome to tomorrow to day the science show on d. w. down, down, and down. it's the law of gravity on earth. what goes up must come down. a parabolic flight can counteract the effects of gravity for a brief period of time. it's a state cold waiting with an astronaut, but he has maha has been living in that state for months. he set out for the international space station in november 2021. he tells us what life without gravity is like i'm doing fine and everything year space is working wonderful for me. it's my 2nd home. now, next of it has to be this hailing a cab here to get back to his 1st time the international space station. the i assess is surrounded by the deep, dark vacuum space. and though mathias myra feels at home there, his body is not so happy with weightlessness, not least, his brain

these royal tunes are considered egypt most important cultural relics. when french, general napoleon set out to conquer as he took a 100 scientists and engineers along with his army. militarily, his campaign was a disaster, scientifically, a roaring success. one highlight was the discovery of the rosetta stone, with a priest's decree, chiseled into it in 3 languages, ancient greek, demonic, and hieroglyphics. as linguist john francois company all began deciphering the hieroglyphics. he opened a window into ancient fara, ionic egypt, his discovery unleashed a flood of european reset into the country on the low in nile discoveries like those of british archaeologist, howard carter only added to the rush. he found the tomb of tea in common and the digging continues. in 2021, the world looked on an o as each of largest ancient city was discovered. its houses full of every day implements. lots of fines from archaeological digs are kept in museums like the pirate relics we're about to see. ah, the collection at berlin's noise museum is packed with history and

egypt expresses its concern.continued use of double standards, more than once in the recent past there have been less, strong and more lenient resolutions on cases of apparent violations of human rights, according to bloomberg the real cause of egyptian dimash, the growing food crisis, egypt is 80% dependent on wheat imports from russia and ukraine, and the more western countries encourage military action, the more ukraine fears. maxim responds to such a riot on the ship, which will be suppressed or not. and i don't think, by the way, saying 'cause don't think it's a riot at all. no, i don't think he will be suppressed because americans don't know how to choose the right tone in dealing with these countries. that's what was quoted saying, wendy. sherman this is an example of how it is impossible to speak with self- respecting states, such as india, a colleague said that india and there it can perceive the united states is there as a senior comrade, yes, by no means , india is a self-sufficient civilization. for h

but the price egypt demand, it was too high. fast in money. i'm secondly and territory. they want to see a large a racist child, which is the, as a new see that to be gyptian rather that then it. and that was to hire problems and therefore the libyans aspiration to help because economically they, what i mean that i see. and when you mean the libyans, you mean the elite class of libyan, i'm in the british bag like it was night and i, the libyan government was drawn from across the country. it was an equal distribution between the sar, any kids in the east because on in the south and the trip all the time to put attendance in the west. but these were the elites within those different tribal areas. love the people per se, who, according to get their feet participated in councils under the good effie governance. i'm also going to ask you a very short paragraph in the book where you mention about w m d. and the very important issue of that, which was to the 4 in nature countries, obviously in london. when tony blair was visiting good effy, do you think his greatest mistake ga

or nato back dictators in egypt. in tunisia, in algeria, the indicators were all terrible in all those countries. so when you're talking about king edgers, his replacement being better, i mean, it's clear that any one that nato backs in that region provides misery and poor life. chances for the people in as countries as compared to gadhafi, albeit before the arab spring. well now that's not the libya that i, i saw i went into the, the museum of the marches and ms. ross. and i saw the photographs of the hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the good, happy richie. so any progress that he made for is his corrupt people. ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any regime that has been in history of his he has denied by get off his followers and faith. i'll get off his fall as robe. he's going to become the next president. reuben, we look, i'll stop you there. more from the former commander british forces in libya, an author of liberating libya, british diplomacy in warren, the desert af

and i'd be in the neighboring country, egypt. both the soviet union, the russians and on the americans were trying to befriend nasa who was very influential in terms of stirring up the arab nations, which attracted many of the young ladies. as you would imagine, you actually mentioned that it was harold wilson who did reduce numbers, but libya was very important for britain's nuclear weapon carrying vulcan bowman to fly from fright, cypress to the indian ocean. while i may up until the stage when, when they were replaced by you just saw, i wants the nuclear submarine program and chase, the buncombe program diminished very quickly and say really it didn't play to break apart and the late sixty's 80 seconds. so everyone forgets the support from the libyan people for britain. but you want the world to remember and why did britain continue to support king address a corrupt king, who was the selling of the oil resources? the new d discovered oil resources. it wasn't obvious to british diplomats that gadhafi was going to gain the suppo

we had the foreign minister of bahrain in egypt. it was a very important summit.he discussions were very interesting. they discussed not only security issues in the region, like iran which is a topic everyone discussed, but also cross-border cooperation. there is a sense that there is a huge potential that if you really want to overcome some of the major challenges in our region, we have to join hands and work together. the parties discussed very rich agenda of cooperation in areas like limit change, energy, fighting the pandemic, food security. we decided to establish six working groups and almost all of them work on these kinds of things. there is a huge potential for involvement in expanding that agenda and making it happen. i think for our region, this is a very key, important factor for the future. since we are now fighting forces that are destabilizing our region, like iran, that kind is --. souad: some people said maybe a future for a group like nato in the middle east? amb. herzog: we are not building a military alliance, let's be clear. we are having cros

ancient egypt egypt in front of you is a painting of a tomb of the 15th century bc, and painting 200 the characters of this painting perovo from bush historians often designate with words raskaschik skeptic and novice hunters at rest you are right. lisbon 200 two-color calzada mosaic is used in the center of lisbon as a pedestrian crossing no. maybe something was posted from it by qr-code? it is used as paving stones for paving the streets just the songs of our cinema a thousand vysotsky was not a member of the union of composers and directors, so that his songs were included in this film they cheated by saying that sofia gubaidulina wrote the music for the film vertical she wrote the music for the film and made a wonderful orchestration of all vysotsky's songs that sound in this film the second round is completed and i sum it up 800 on the account, matvey has exactly 5.000 stanislav has five 100 sergey has the third round ahead. don't miss out on central television. no rubles. no, gas europe refuses to pay for russian gas in russian currency. how will the increase in rates in this b

so, firstly, how did you end up in egypt?vertheless we went to rest, but we didn’t sit idle there either. well, you know, when you went on vacation, these were the children whom we had just taken from the orphanage, yes, and i felt that the children were a little like that. they don't really believe in their own strength. mm. we thought, why don't we show our production, which we have done, at the hotel. eh, if you agree, here, what kind of production? what are your performances, kind hearted boys and a girl, they go from sunday school to them, an angel gives them two good hearts and says that these hearts should be given to others, too, a girl. she shares with everyone and heart. he has more and more another boy. he is greedy. he does not give his heart. it gets smaller and smaller and smaller it eventually. it just disappears. he sits, weeps, and they ask him to mean that he came up to them. they have such a huge heart that they can no longer lift it. they all raise their hearts with such difficulty and give to people and e

the affinity of your turkey with egypt. is in trouble and many other nations as well, food inflation is tangible. what is the tactical effort that you as director of strategy will do to help them? >> thank you, tom. thanks for being here. first, we are seeing stock aftershock in the world economy. we have crises, the pandemic, we now have of course the war, devastating in many ways. the impact is from three main channels, one is food and energy prices and the countries you mentioned import their wheat and other grains from ukraine and russia, so that is on important channel contagion to those countries. second is to many countries in the region, refugees, 3.4 million refugees, and of course we have the indications in terms of investor confidence and tightening financial conditions. so all of this together means very difficult conditions for those countries. what are we doing at the imf? we are supporting them as much as we can with emergency assistance, without program, with our policy advice, but also with initiatives. tom

so egypt received pledges of $22 billion from the gcc.t could upset like you were never getting. >> we have also seen protest sweep some developing nations. during the era's ring, -- arab spring, many people pointed to food prices that might be a driver of the protests. is there a risk of that today? >> there's always a risk having hungry people. there were obviously countries, factors that matter. in the case of pakistan, food commodity importer. high food prices. they have exported food, but consumers don't see that. they see higher food costs. they are benefiting from high food prices. they have to pay the higher bill for food. that is contribute into the fact for protests and tourism. places like peru, you have food costs coupled with political instability. and you have the local factors with these countries contributing to the picture. or higher food costs with stability in certain pockets around the world. >> thank you very much. the chief emerging market. walking us through some of the food and securities around the world. let's ge

and this is just thinking about the rest of the teams, you know, synagogue beating egypt, egypt, the 7 time african champions. and just, you know, that collection just reminds you of the quality that the continent has, but it doesn't, you know, fit well with me. that's a continent that has 54 countries, just has 5 slots to the woke up, and then you have europe, which has 55 having 15. it could have been great if you have a junior here. nigel area, you have ivory coast. all these are top class teams that could have enjoyed a good turn them into here and get all will of course change it in 2026 once. when we go over to 48 teams in the tournament, we've got the netherlands coming out in groups alongside castle about is quite to draw the capital against the netherlands. let's see where the u. s. i think it is coming into a group now against england. those 2 countries met at the they, they met at the the wilk up in south africa, didn't i? but this to talk to one about the us who just qualified in the last couple of days confirmed this fall in the told them. and they didn't look massively

in egypt, they found their refuge in area one from runes in the libyan desert. years later, an angel appeared to joseph in a dream and said, get up, take the baby and his mother and go to his land of israel , for those who were looking for the soul of the baby have died. ira you died times have changed, the holy family returned from egypt to nazareth the blessed agony is born here the holy of holies of the temple on a marble slab and it is from here that a special hole in the wall goes into the world. we connect with a non-god with his divine love and we receive grace from the holy sepulcher many believe that holes under the altar, what was left of the cross, in fact, the cross stood a meter further. now there is a crucifix. god became a man and came into the world when people decided to get rid of god from his word. here happened the greatest tragedy in the history of all mankind 33 steps. here it is the way from the crucifixion to the kingdom of god. the temple of the lord is rude today on the first, without treatment, the fungus can be contagious for loved on

normally, ukraine supplies about 10 percent of the world's wheat exports, the biggest buyers, egypt, indonesia, pakistan, and bangladesh. about many pounds of ukraine are under attack, including grain shipment roots, the whence food and agricultural organization is not wanting often with supply shortage. that could trigger famine, especially in africa. and earlier i spoke to martin frick, he's the germany director of the un will food program. i asked him if we can expect to see a rise in global hunger. i think we already seen that, and it's important to know that the ukraine war is just an additional stress on what has been extremely difficult when prices are skyrocketing beyond all time for food prices and the war in grain as we have just heard, as basically directly records for percent of the globally traded calories this and another way and who is countries and course families and so so where and when will it hit 1st? but it already did it because the prices went up immediately and we have so many food insecure countries that are depending on impulse from ukraine and also russia,

celebrating the deliverance of egypt from egyptian slavery. and ancient israel sacrificed a young lamb on easter night, the whole believing family at observing special ritual prescriptions, christians ate this sacrificial lamb, while christians celebrate easter. remembrance of their deliverance from slavery to the devil and the memory of the sin of remembrance of the redemption of the human race by jesus, the immaculate christ, who took upon himself the sins of the world and innocently suffered for everyone. of us, undoubtedly , the celebration of christian easter dates back to the time of the holy apostles, their younger contemporary saint ignatius the god-bearer mentions in one of his epistles about easter as the greatest christian celebration completely outdated the time of the celebration of easter the first ecumenical council, held in 325 in the city of nikea, this territory of modern turkey, decided that everyone in the local churches should celebrate easter on the same day, the sunday after the full moon, which happens after the vernal

e hmm the saint in the great kosvetaya e mary of egypt, with whom such a strong rebirth took place athe tomb of the lord. she always came to gates to these ancient gates of the tomb, like the great sinner, she thought that she had the right to enter, but some kind of force did not let her into the tomb . lord she could not cross the threshold of a thousand people, maybe more sinful, and they crossed this threshold and entered , but she could not, and she did not see this power. who won't let her. she can't go in there . and that's just when she repented. she repented very much and decided to completely change her life at that moment. she was able to cross the threshold. she entered the tomb of the lord and even oblabi halls of an ancient icon of the mother of god and this icon spoke to her is still kept here in the right limit in the church. eh, the forty martyrs of sebaste and there is also a small russian image, where e mary of egypt is talking to the mother of god on her knees and promises her not to sin for more than 40 years. she was in the desert and there she learned to pray ,

and we value a lot the efforts made by egypt and number of father countries. so the region, members from the legal arab states will see on police reuniting staying in the race, nor injured the parent, st in unity. and we think that it's a very important task that depends only on the arabs themselves. we also spoke about the situation in libya in yemen in syria, wakes france to hope that syria will be brought back to the legal fair states. this matter will be resolved soon. that will help to consolidate the position of our arab friends in all this region. once again, i would like to thank the representative, solve the leak of her, of state secretary general, command, double gate, and foreign ministry of egypt. the super sonic should have for their and their counterparts participation. and these are very timely because and thank you so much water that the started with a lot of a money. but thank you very much. counting grip of the league states that includes what he did was jargon, iraq, how this year. and so dan and secretary general of the leak of her at state

grain enteda took place in egypt.lions have always been frequent in this region in almost most countries, egypt tunisia morocco in 2011, a wave of protests also swept across the arab world. there are many reasons here. bread subsequently corrupt authoritarian regimes famine and war, i think we can survive much more hard days than in 2011. our problem is not only in a financial crisis or economic growth crisis and recession, everything is now coming together in one perfect storm. well , if we talk about russia, most experts agree that the grain issue will be resolved and the layman will not even feel the changes, but for one and a half billion people who, according to the un forecast, will face a shortage of bread or even hunger, there is no good news yet. egor prilutsky anton yanchenko evgeny dervicheva, anastasia lunkova and ivan lyulkov central television. well, in conclusion, let us recall the main news of this day in jerusalem, the holy fire descended. the russian delegation is bringing a particle of the holy fire

and then look around the world, defaults are brewing, indonesia is in a very difficult situation, egypt which believe me you will get out of a difficult financial situation, by the way, the food situation, we recall that the arab spring began in egypt with an increase in grain prices and ways there will be exits from this cruise, they will be dragged exactly the same as erdogan. on the way to demonstrate, so to speak, that we are, so to speak, the hegemons of africa yes, and turkey in general, with its inflation, is also balancing on the verge of default. we are generally very we have little idea how close we have come to the brink of the global financial crisis. we can actually hypothesize that we just don’t know about it yet, and very small events are enough for this crisis to come and this is the question. about what actually it is postponed. we are generally ready for the fact that we will have a global default. we yes, we are, yes, yes, because there, anyway, everything that can be taken from us has already been taken away. yes, only half is left, well, yes, only half is left, but

the vessel flying the flag of equatorial guinea was sailing from egypt to malta. it 7 man crew issued a distress call on friday evening and sought shelter from bad weather. but the vessel began taking on water. the crew were later safely brought to shore june, as he is environment minister is helping oversee the response. she says the situations under control center and getting his own the muscle tone. this is cargo of fuel oil or diesel. it's very different from oil in the fuel. oil is much less dangerous and tends to evaporate fairly quickly. we think the hall is still water tight and there's no leakage at the moment. not only does she authority say barriers are being set up to limit the spread of fuel and any spillage would be marked up. but local fishermen angry, their livelihood relies on the waters where the tanker is lying. the world wildlife fund says the areas efficient ground for 600 sailors with the wide a gulf providing jobs for around 34000 others open source. we demand that specialists go down into the sea and unload all the materials inside. if a le

narrator: as with the color revolutions, cries for democracy in the middle east-- tunisia, syria, egyptlooks at what's happening in the arab world, and he sees it as dresden all over again. he sees it as the american meddling in other countries' affairs to the detriment of mother russia. >> the sound of freedom. stepped down. >> narrator: one of the first to fall: egyptian president hosni mubarak. >> i think that particularly for putin, what happened in egypt was something that really went right to his heart. >> narrator: especially after the president of the united states weighed in. >> the united states will continue to stand up for democracy in egypt and around the world. >> they'd like to spread "american-style democracy," supported with the help of money from abroad, with the help of intelligence service, with the help of diplomatic service. and even in some cases, with the help of pentagon. >> the political mutiny that began in tunisia spread to egypt and beyond, and has reached libya. >> narrator: for putin, the peril of the arab spring exploded into sharp relief in libya, where

egypt for a week, how high, er, the church.h, well, appreciated her chasing. this is the only saint who, hmm , is devoted to a whole reading of the life during lent just for edification. uh, a lesson to all christians about how a great sinner can change his life. actually. this applies to any person. it might not even be a terrible sinner, if he compares himself with life, but the reverend mary, but she was able to give a lot to her life. and this means that every person who repents of those sins that he has, he can definitely achieve something, and therefore the reverend will be like that, especially almost. what will the whole weeks of great lent be dedicated to in the temple, and the group of the lord, which is a huge complex, uh, connected with special places on earth once, when the jewish police service was going on, they approached to the servants of the greeks and they said that the icon is crying there , and the greeks went to the limit in the dungeon and saw that the icon of the mother of god had been renewed and tears