seeded clouds -- making rain in the united arab emirates. hope for peace in colombia -- why one former member of the farc has ditched his weapons for paddles. for more than 50 years, colombia was entangled in civil war. it left 200,000 people dead and more than eight million displaced. in 2016, the government and the farc rebels finally signed a peace agreement. the farc laid down their weapons in exchange for promises of political participation and better living standards. now, six years later, what is the state of things in the country? were the promises kept? reporter: when's he out on the water, pato forgets all his problems. it's as if he and his boat become one, just like in the old days. as a former farc rebel fighting government troops, he was often out on the river. pato was actually his cover name. it means "duck.” he knows virtually every stone here. today, he shows tourists around the former war zone, part of an initiative aimed at reintegrating former rebels back into society. pato: we always say that we've swapped our weapons f

would lead the united arab emirates for clean renewable energy.neral, the perfect combination of clean energy, water and the sun. it must be said that the opponents of large hydropower, who say that it is not green, mean that large areas are flooded. they bring down the forest, rot, the forest allocates. uh, again, there are greenhouse gases, i want to say that regarding mountainous countries such as tajikistan there is no such problem, with large reservoirs are heated by the gorge, er, gorges. uh, not much vegetation from this point of view. they are much greener, even in the understanding of europeans, than some ordinary flat stations there. yes, caucasian stations, as well as new power plants in banks, any mountain stations, especially when using a diversion scheme, where there are no large flood zones. well, here, too, it is necessary to distinguish between those who say that it’s not the environmental friendliness of the hydroelectric power station, they have little understanding in general about how it functions large hydropower. well, maybe

although emirates is a state—run airline from dubai.tonomy on how they sell their seats and i think that irked emirates very much, heathrow stipulating you should cut these flights or these flights. anyway, we have some progress but every day, it's very chaotic. even today, right now, there are passengers who are facing huge queues at the airport and there are still problems with getting their bags as well. there's a huge baggage problem behind the scenes at heathrow too. so, what rights do passengers have at their flights are cancelled at the last minute and the need to get somewhere urgently? absolutely. we do have some laws in the uk and europe to protect passengers. they do have a lot of different rights and the best thing to do is to always check with your carrier, also go to the airport website and also to the regulator in this country, the ukca. there's lots more information out there and in most cases, you will get some compensation depending how long the delay is and if you are bumped off a flight suddenly, then you deserve to

it went down to the wire with emirates because earlier this week, emirates set off quite a robust critiquehot is that emirates will not sell any more tickets until mid august. but there's also a bit of a problem with etta had as well. so etta had is refusing to comply, so we have to say, do they have the necessary enforcement action at heathrow? —— etihad. they are prevailing upon airlines to reach these neutral agreements. airlines to reach these neutral agreements-— airlines to reach these neutral aureements. , , ., agreements. yes, prevailing upon them and frustrating _ agreements. yes, prevailing upon them and frustrating for _ agreements. yes, prevailing upon them and frustrating for the - them and frustrating for the airlines are desperate to recoup the millions they have lost over the last 2.5 years. millions they have lost over the last 2-5 years— last 2.5 years. yes, that it is unprecedented _ last 2.5 years. yes, that it is unprecedented for _ last 2.5 years. yes, that it is unprecedented for an - last 2.5 years. yes, that it isi unprecedented for an airport last 2.5 years. yes,

malaysia from central asia uzbekistan tajikistan from the middle east and africa iran united arab emirates aman hassle from latin america from guatamala ecuador due to what? june of this year, our session at the st. petersburg international economic forum, where we discussed the energy balance of the future climate and ecology, and also presented new editions of the annual report 10 breakthrough ideas in energy for the next 10 years among lanternists, the russian deputy prime minister in charge of energy, but we are a climate trip. it will remain relevant for energy security and energy supply of human activity. on the globe. it will be necessary to ensure, with the help of the best sources of energy, including hydrocarbons, the international position at this session expressed the head of the forum of strange gas exporters, which is also called gas opek record. igor, remember two numbers in 992 thousand at the summit in rio de janeiro, the share of hydrocarbons in the global energy balance was 81%. after 30 years, this share is 80%, which means that hydrocarbons are indeed extremely importa

so people are hoping this will be something the islamic emirate take seriously and leads them to take action. over the last 10 months, even if there have been talks between the u.n. and the islamic emirate, the fact that there is a 40 page report, seems to show a shortfall between these two groups. >> ukrainian forces have damaged important bridge, which russia had been using to deliver supplies to its troops. the administration in the russian controlled region is said that they struck the bridge with u.s. supplied rockets. the bridge is one of only two that pressure can use the supply or withdraw its forces in the area. in other developments, ukraine's first lady has urged the u.s. congress to provide more weapons and assistance to help in the war. she appealed to members of congress during an emotional 50 minute address in washington. she showed videos of children who had been killed or injured and spoke about the situation in the country. the u.s. has provided 8 billion dollars in security assistance to ukraine. members of congress indicated theyss■? [dialogue in spanish] [explosio

emirates airlines have agreed to cap sales of their flights out of heathrow until mid—august.e are such big problems at heathrow. everything's very last minute. operations at heathrow always seem to be teetering on the brink. it's all there is a last minute meetings, last—minute agreements and it went down to the wire with emirates because earlier this week, emirates sent out quite a robust critique to heathrow, saying that it was not going to comply. but overnight, they sat down, they had some constructive talks and the upshot is that emirates will continue to operate but will not sell any more seats or any more tickets until mid august. there is also a bit of a problem with etihad as well. etihad is refusing to comply. we have to say, do they have the necessary enforcement action at heathrow? there are prevailing upon airlines to reach these mutual agreements. prevailing upon them and so frustrating for the airlines, who are desperate to recoup the millions that they have lost in the last 2.5 years. that they have lost in the last 2.5 ears. . , that they have lost in the las

here is what , for example, the representatives of the united arab emirates and the us agency said.ne with a large crew, because such projects are not done, only in reverse and red paint. they are created by different people agencies countries. this is a wonderful example of how we need to work further in the future. celebrate human flights. 121 with a hurry 240 days, but we are still on good terms and jump well. many thanks to everyone who worked. well, unfortunately, this whole experiment cannot be told, therefore, perhaps, there will be additional facts in the report, but i will also add that, in principle, the cam module actually consists of several floors, including simulation using virtual reality and some then additional landing exercises on the lunar surface. hey, let me try. even already on yourself. this is the only air. when it was possible to go in to shake the experiment to journalists , i will definitely show and tell on the air and in a detailed report. thank you vera, he is nikolai sokolov and the results of the work of the sirius crew let's return to the situation i

airline is on the attack_ everybody and emirates airline is on the attack because london heathrow as london heathrow as an airport in itself has said it's going _ as an airport in itself has said it's going to have to limit flights in order— it's going to have to limit flights in order to — it's going to have to limit flights in orderto keep it's going to have to limit flights in order to keep essential flights moving — in order to keep essential flights moving and i think this story is going — moving and i think this story is going to — moving and i think this story is going to run and run because we've -ot going to run and run because we've got basic— going to run and run because we've got basic clashes of vested corporate interests here and i don't think_ corporate interests here and i don't think that _ corporate interests here and i don't think that is — corporate interests here and i don't think that is sustainable. we corporate interests here and i don't think that is sustainable.— think that is sustainable. we will leave the financial— think that is sustainable. we will leave

chita after heavy rains, you can only move by boat and instead of the desert sea in the united arab emirates, they eliminate the effects of the strongest rains in almost 30 years. whistling in length and for lunch is not just pasta in the navy millions, which is legendary . well, you have some weight gain. well, yes, here the food is so good that about four kilograms. frigate admiral pots start since the new shelling carried out by ukrainian nationalists, strikes have been carried out on novaya kakhovka in the kherson region, including the area of ​​the hydroelectric power station, the local authorities have been informed about this . a civilian was wounded there by shells from the hurricane system, fired at makiivka in the territories controlled by ukraine, they continue to place weapons near civilian objects about new crimes of the kiev regime, they told in our ministry of defense in artyomovsk. slavic berezovsky, odessa region, armored vehicles and firing points on the territory of colleges or lyceums, and in the village of novopavlovka, dnepropetrovsk region, nationalists mined a bridge

where as the harsh climate in the united arab emirates is a solid desert and its camel ships, but whatyear and here? this natural artificial waterfall worked in the emirates at the world expo in dubai in the pavilion of the host country, we were shown with the help of some ingenious devices. here they collected water in antiquity, it turns out. if there's even a drop of water, you guys can turn it into something. large-scale, yes, yes, and have already done so. and what have they done now? jeeps replaced camels, and in the desert water came here too. we'll be back today, while we say that in other arid regions they only dream to become the same. sophia moderator of the president of the global energy association sergey borisovich brilev, this is a recent joint conference of the eurasian development bank and the global energy association in focus, central asia and the prospects of precisely hydropower, which if these 10 gigawatts are developed. it would seem small uh, here on the diagram costs 22 billion dollars. so 22 billion dollars appears in order to develop the irrigation irrigation

airlines to stop selling summer tickets to try and limit the number of daily passengers 210-0000 emirates says it intends to continue its daily london flights. think it will take 12 indonesia finance minister called for a joint for him to fight alarming global hunger as her counterparts from the g. 20 countries met friday and bali. the global food crisis is at the top of their agenda . indonesia wants members to come up with a concrete action plan to tackle fertilizer supply blocks and food insecurity. meetings are scheduled to continue through the weekend western sanctions against russia or transforming trade relationships around the world. and not just for oil or for grains, but also for precious stones. or correspondence. adrian creek recently visited botswana in southern africa to learn how the diamond industry their stance. a profit from russian sanctions for 2 years, kill a booklet cloquet lang struggled to fight the job after finishing school when she was offered a training position at this diamond processing factory. and do any fancy things. so if it's amy, i police a mixer, a lad

specifically, the emirates promised a $2000000000.00 project to promote agriculture in india. it seemed by many as a 1st step towards listening dallas ties to russia after that biden drove on to see president, yet sack heads up and enjoy another warm israeli reception. on friday, he'll meet with the palestinians before traveling on to saudi arabia for more delicate negotiations. and here is a reminder of our top stories. this our showing his president is bound to public pressure and resign. protesters celebrated after parliament received the letter of resignation from go to bio roger ga. d. w. news light from berlin. stay to w business news up. next i will see you tomorrow. every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day and in the footsteps of the rigby home. i'm in your northern mouth count please. ah, brain time one will very much alive.

now to some of the other global business stories, making this airline giant emirates on thursday rejected demands by london heathrow airport to cut flight capacity. despite being friend with a lawsuit this week, london's busiest airport asked airlines to stop sewing summer tickets to try and limit the number of daily passengers 210-0000 emirates says it intends to continue its daily flights to london was thousands of users across the world. were unable to access social media platform, twitter earlier on thursday. more than 50000 people reported the outage. this comes a days after twitter sued, tesla ceo, ellen musk for violating a deal to buy the company. after a nearly 3 hour outage, the company said, it's website, an app. we're back on line. russia and ukraine are close to finalizing a deal on how to get ukrainian grain out of the country's ports and into the global market. that's according to un secretary general tonia gutierrez, after talks between the 2 countries were held in turkey. cave asked for its ships to be allowed to pass safely through so called rain corridors. now netflix i

specifically, the emirates promised a $2000000000.00 project to promote agriculture in india. it seen by many as a 1st step towards listening daily's ties to russia. after that biden drove on to see president yitzhak hertz oak and enjoy another warm israeli reception. on friday, he'll meet with the palestinians before traveling on to saudi arabia for more delicate negotiations. it's a quick reminder of our top stories. 3 lank as president has bowed to public pressure and resigned. protest is the celebrating after parliament received a letter of resignation from go to buy a russia actor. and italy's pres, a prime minister mario draggy has offered his resignation, but it's been rejected by the president. italy is in political turmoil after draggy lost the support of a key coalition partner in the parliamentary vote. you're up to date stalk film is up next. don't go away. a man with the memories of a woman aah! ali from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage, raped far from home.

i mean, countries like the uae, united arab emirates, mexico and israel., but still doing business with russia outside of the sanctions. and critics will argue that they're propping up the kremlin war machine. are there economic consequences of not taking a side? i think the key thing is that if you look at the sanctions the west has imposed — i mean, they had three key elements. one is to detach russia from the international financial system. and frankly, the west itself is enormously powerful in that. there are only a limited number of truly convertible international currencies, and they're all either within the g7 or countries very closely linked to the g7. so cutting russia off from those currencies, by for example freezing the russian central bank's assets, that is very powerful. even though some other countries with their own currencies may not be taking the same kind of measures. similarly, in terms of the freezing of the assets of wealthy people who support president putin, a lot of those assets are in western countries. now, there is an extent to

nuclear weapons and took part in a summit with the leaders of israel, india and the united arab emirates. stephanie decker has more. it's not binding, it's a reiteration of the commitment of the 2 countries of america's commitment. israel security of the commitment of the 2 countries to prevent iran from requiring a nuclear weapon. so it's nothing new if you will, in the sense that we know that this is the priority of these countries. i said it many times, but it is something that certainly is a photo opportunity. as they sit together, there will be a press conference after this meeting and they will be signing this. of course, iran very much a reason. part of this trip. the 1st of us president joe biden, to the region and also a message that he will be carrying on to saudi arabia when he has there tomorrow. a curfew is in place in sri lanka until 5 am friday. it comes a day off to thousands of people stored in the offices of prime minister and acting, present run of become single. libya's oil chief is refusing to accept the prime minister's decision to sack him saying his mandate to gov

minister vowed never to let that happen on friday by will meet with leaders from the united arab emirates and saudi arabia before returning to washington. and on join us from jerusalem by the w correspondent on extra time that what's happening on the 2nd day of president biden's visit to israel. why she said it's a time for political talks, bilateral meetings. the u. s. presidential biden sat down this morning with intervene. prime minister yet ja pete of the caretaker government here. that meeting last longer than expected. so this is all here behind schedule now. and right now there is a meeting between the leaders of india, israel, the united states, and united arab emirates that's done virtually all under the theme. he again, i, you know, to tackle global challenges like the energy crisis, food security. also, i the fallout offer the war of ukraine also for the region and globally. and we are waiting for a press conference where we're going to hear more from the us president of the prime minister antonio. while we wait for this press conference to begin, we are gonna go live up to it

same they say that the saudis and the neighboring emirates have, allegedly, 3 million barrels per daysurplus, and conventional capacities. in fact, no one knows that the saudis and the emirates are quite closed countries in terms of information. well, maybe somewhere in langley knows how reliable this data is. i don't presume to judge. uh, but, well, i understand the mechanism. in order to remove russia, you need to find someone who, respectively. uh, replace russia especially in the context of the europeans, because the united states has already imposed sanctions, as you know from the end of april. but for the europeans. this is to be, uh, only on december 5, the sixth package will come into force, banning offshore oil supplies, but what will it look like? uh, in europe nobody really represents. no matter what plans they draw. remember, there this one is quite funny. unfortunately , the video, when the macron runs after biden and tells him that listen, they called saudi arabia here, they say they don’t have oil. and what do you say about this, he doesn’t quite understand, in general,

facebook and we have such a simple poll on youtube do you approve of andriy yarmolenko's move to the emirates no, vote at the end, we will say what are yours, what is your opinion about this transport, in fact, such a good question, and here, to a large extent, andriy yarmolenko was wooed to dynamo kyiv, his return was expected by the fans, and in exactly such a situation, he was needed in kyiv, especially on the eve of the champions league matches , we know that in the most powerful and solid matches, andriy yarmolenko, as a rule, looks top-notch, be it matches for the national team, be it matches e there in the eurocups for vsd, the same season once again demonstrates just conditionally that in decisive matches, especially in the european cup, yarmolenko was in his best form at the moment, so he chose serhiy rebrova, he recruited the united arab emirates to continue his career at the age of 32 the captain of the national team of ukraine is somewhat unexpected. however, we understand that now he would return as in my opinion, he would definitely return to dynamo if it were not for the war, o

and took part in the summit with the leaders of israel, india, and the united arab emirates. while we're waiting for press press conference between president biden gary la, just looking at the live shop there. as soon as that begins, we will come to it in our coffee is in place and shall anchor until 5 am friday. it comes a day on to thousands of people, storm the offices of prime minister and acting president renelle. vic, i'm a singer libby as oil chief is refusing to accept the government's decision to sack him as arguments he top over which of the countries to ministrations should have access to oil. revenue is national oil corporation, chairman must offer, anela, says tripoli, bass, prime minister abdul hamid debbie's mandate to governors expired. therefore, ending his authority to dismiss him. there been named a new board of directors, including a new chairman on wednesday. no more all night do one of his mina dis, outdated government has been a caretaker government since october 2021. parliament withdrew its confidence vote and it became nothing but a caretaker governm

united emirates here also after the controversial meeting with the saudi crown prince. the president is here for critically important talks. >> and i'm kim brunhuber live at cnn center in atlanta where a deadly heatwave is baking parts of europe, sparking wildfires along its path. we'll look at what's causing these record-breaking temperatures. >>> it's now noon here in saudi arabia, and the leaders of the gulf cooperation council plus three will soon be gathering for their rather important summit. president biden will be meeting one-on-one this hour with the president of the united arab emirates. earlier he talked with the leaders of egypt and iraq. the summit officially gets under way in the next hour after president biden and others is a assemble for what's called the classic photo, which is expected at the top of the hour. >>> the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi certainly cast appal. president biden is hoping this trip will help move the two countries forward, while still making clear, he says, that he holds mohammad bin salman, the crown prince, respons

what is emirates saying? they are clearly very _ what is emirates saying?cut a certain number of flights to comply with capacity cuts. it said the figure appeared to have been plucked from thin air but the communication dictated the specific flights which had to be cut, throwing out paying passengers. that line "blatant passengers. that line "blata nt disregard passengers. that line "blatant disregard for consumers" and "incompetence" is also in there and creating a mess that passengers and airlines are expected to pick up. this goes back to what happened on tuesday, when heathrow said it would place a cap of 100,000 on passenger numbers departing the airport each day. heathrow at the time appeared to cast most of the blame for the problems at the airport on the airlines, saying they appoint ground handling staff, so for example check in staff, baggage handlers, people who turn the aircraft around on the stand, and said they were suffering from staff shortages, so it had no option but to do this. emirates, and i have to say other airlines as well, saying th

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airlines are furious _ 11th and emirate airlines are furious about that because it's going — furiousrlines— there's the sense that non—british airlines are — there's the sense that non—british airlines are going to be the ones who asked — airlines are going to be the ones who asked us to pay the price. and within that who asked us to pay the price. fific within that story, transport who asked us to pay the price. fific within that story, transport real strikes and what they've actually talked about in the announcement of strikes, it is pretty difficult to get anywhere. strikes, it is pretty difficult to get anywhere-— strikes, it is pretty difficult to get anywhere. strikes, it is pretty difficult to net an here. �*, ., ., , get anywhere. there's going to be disru tion get anywhere. there's going to be disruption and _ get anywhere. there's going to be disruption and great _ get anywhere. there's going to be disruption and great summer- get anywhere. there's going to be disruption and great summer of. disruption and great summer of sports going on in birmingham and the commonwealth gam

east asia well, we are also actively negotiating with the middle east of saudi arabia, the emirates,roblems with logistics for russian crab fishers arose back in march of this year. traditionally , frozen crab was sent to the united states, and buyers from asia prefer live ones. and this is a serious obstacle. after all, not all players. it is possible to carry out such a delivery for 15.000, that in a year we export there is the republic of korea about 13.000 annually. and this is japan about ten thousand tons. these are our key partners, uh, who, uh, have survived in the current conditions. where we continue to supply crabsen, almost the volume of the northern basin left. uh, to the united states of america, and now just these companies in the north, which, uh, for which the us market was, uh, habitually convenient, are under attack. well, with such a capacious enough, that is, they lost, just, in fact, a market in the amount of thirty thousand tons annually to redirect the flow that was previously exported to the domestic market. the russians do not study. they are simply not accu

academy of sciences and the human research program the us space agency nasa for the united arab emirates space center operates with the participation of their researchers. project experience to run your programs in the future. these are monitors, with the help of which they monitor the participants of the experiment , in fact, 24 hours a day. but the most important thing is not only to watch. what happens on the monitors, but also to get biomedical indicators behind the actual life in a scientific reality show, the first thing to do at large, as the participants joke, they are going to hug relatives and meet friends during the experiment, little time was allotted on the call. the project itself. sirius will continue. at the institute of biomedical problems, nikolai sokolov, yury barchenko, mikhailin vesti, is going to launch a study of participants in the conditions of a one-year expedition. shopping for a summer residence in a supermarket turns into a profit. pay for goods from your favorite stores with a sberbank card and get 10% bonuses for a sberbanquet. order a business - i'm talkin

there, and because the emirates are opposed to the suvodians, there is a certain kind of game there and balances that are happening in this region, but in general, it's all the same, the influence of the russian federation will decrease there, but at the end of the conversation, i want us to watch a video. now in russia , the word grave has appeared, it's money that gives for a russian who died in ukraine, whose death was it possible to prove? this is the money given to the families. and the family received money for their alyosha. what is popularly called a funeral allowance is officially only a temporary allowance in the family of the deceased, the father says that alexey dreamed of a white attack. he goes to the cemetery for the first time. at the very end, i want to understand this in literally two minutes. deep russia, well, it is far from us, and it is far from us, and from moscow, it is far from us. moreover, how is it possible, in general, money is more important than anything. and life, well, they do not have, obviously, especially, so i say that it is like this in general

emirates say they would ignore the move in growing backlash against the airport. so, let's begin.g to both of you. if you for agreeing to come on and let's start with the politics and the front page of the metro. any's in heaven, not a bad headline though she has not won anything yet and is a long way from anything like that. can you start us off and kick us off on where we are with the tory leadership race?— leadership race? yes, this is i was a featuring on _ leadership race? yes, this is i was a featuring on most _ leadership race? yes, this is i was a featuring on most of _ leadership race? yes, this is i was a featuring on most of the - leadership race? yes, this is i was a featuring on most of the front i a featuring on most of the front pages, is the big story, everyone and westminster is watching and seeing what happens in this kind of odd process where people are knocked out at each round and this is just a at the moment. it is not going out membership yet or anything, and then as mps get knocked out as contenders get knocked out, their votes to get redistributed and peop

there and due to the fact that the emirates are set in opposition to the suvodians and there is a certain game on e pages and counterbalances that takes place in this region, but in general, it is all the same when the russian federation will decrease there, that is at the end of the conversation, i want let's watch the video, now in russia there is a new word for a gravedigger, this is money that is given for a person who died in ukraine, a russian for whose death it was possible to prove that this is money that is given to families and here the family received money for their alyosha alyosha in the grave family in the car, let's watch children and great-grandfathers. he fought fascism from memory. the first time to the cemetery, here at the very end, i want to take literally two minutes to understand this deep russia, well, it is far from us, and it is far from us, and from moscow, it is far from us. moreover, how can it be, in general, money is more important than anything. and life, well, they do not have, obviously, especially so i'm saying that it's like this in general throughout r

but in reality, i think that the scope for both saudi arabia and the emirates to increase productioni think between them they have the capacity to increase production by something like 3 million barrels a day at best. it sounds a lot, but it is not really. it is like 3% of global output. it is seen as more or less the amount that russia might produce and be taken out by sanctions by the end of the year, but it is not going to move the dial much in terms of prices at the pump, so to speak. it raises a question in my mind, what happened to energy independence, which was something donald trump boasted about when he was in the white house? well, i think i was more of a trump slogan, a bit of bravado. the us of course is a major world producer of oil and energy, but it is not like the us did not import energy products. russia, for instance, accounts for, like, before the war, accounted for about 8% of us oil imports. the us is tightly integrated with world oil markets. i think that was a bit of a misnomer. it is being used by republicans to attack biden on the right. you know, you really

than 50 people have died in landslides, while seven people have lost their lives in the united arab emiratesmeanwhile, president biden has declared a major disaster in the united states, after 16 people died in kentucky. lea na hosea reports. floodwaters from days of torrential rain have inundated hundreds of homes and wiped out entire towns in eastern kentucky. bridges have been washed away and roads submerged, sending some residents scrambling to their rooftops. her little room completely crushed. i'm so sorry. it's ok. there's no words. - it'sjust hard to imagine. there's nothing really that you can do but, i you know, we're just| glad that we got out. but, worst of all, the floods have taken people's lives, including those of children, four of whom from the same family. search—and—rescue teams in helicopters and boats are still looking for survivors. i have received notice that they've located the bodies of those four children. means we've got at least six dead children, and that's hard. there's still a lot of people out there, still a lot of people unaccounted for. we're gonna do our be

academy of sciences and the human research program of the us space agency nasa for the united arab emiratestheir space center operates and their researchers participate in the project. experience for running their programs in the future is monitors, with the help of which they monitor the participants in the experiment, in fact 24 hours a day, but the most important thing is not only to watch. what happens on the monitors, but also to get biomedical indicators behind the actual life in a scientific reality show, the first thing to do at large. as the participants joke, they are going to hug relatives and meet friends during the experiment, the time on the call was allotted a little. the project itself. sirius will continue. at the institute of biomedical problems, yury barchenko is going to launch a study of participants in the conditions of the already year-long expedition of nikolai sokolov. mikhail emelin together. now a short commercial, and then a special report on what has happened to consumer demand over the past few months and what new trends have emerged, do not switch. sbermarket

meanwhile, in the nearby united arab emirates, emergency teams have rescued nearly 800 people followingrst friends in nearly 80 years. temperatures are one degree celsius higher over pre—industrial levels, but the frequency and intensity of floods is already increasing. leana hosea, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. a court in london has ruled in favour of venezuela's opposition leaderjuan guaido in an ongoing legal battle for control of gold reserves that were deposited with the bank of england. the dispute began two years ago when president nicolas maduro requested access to nearly $2 billion worth of venezuelan gold being held by the bank. four spectators have been injured following an explosion inside the international cricket stadium in kabul. the blast happened during a domestic league match, halting the game for a few minutes. no players or officials were hurt. this year's tournament — the eighth in its history — is the first since the taliban seized power last year. palestinian health officials say a 16—year—old boy has been shot dead by israeli forces during cla

in saudi arabia, biden that with other leaders including the president of the united arab emirates. the meeting came on the same day the sentences civil-rights attorney to three years in prison. he worked as a lawyer for jamal khashoggi and arrested thursday during a stopover flight in dubai. he had been heading on to wedding in turkey. he has been accused by the government of alleged tax evasion and money laundering. here in the u.s., vermont independent senator bernie sanders had sunday on abc "this week" biden shoulnot have gone to saudi arabia. >> should biden have gone? >> i don't think so. yet the leader of that country who was involved in the murder of "the watched and i don't think that type of government should be rewarded with a visit by the president of the united states. you have a family that is worth $100 billion which crushes democracy, which treats women as third class citizens, which murders and imprisons its opponents. and if this country believes in anything, we believe in human rights, democracy. i don't believe we should be maintaining a warm relationship with a

meanwhile in the nearby united arab emirates, nearly seven people died from the worst rains in 30 yearsne celsius higher than pre—industrial levels but the frequency and intensity of floods is already increasing. leana hosea, bbc news. staying in the united states. the mayor of washington, dc has called for the deployment of the national guard to deal with thousands of migrants who have been bussed into the us capital. muriel bowser has described the situation as a humanitarian crisis, after some 4,800 migrants arrived in the city. republican governors in the border states of texas and arizona are said to have organised the trip, in protest against the biden administration's migration policy. it comes as migration across the us—mexico border has surged to record levels. we can speak to democratic strategist robin swanson now. hejoins us from he joins us from washington, dc. thank you very much for look company on bbc world news. what do you make of this move by the governors of the state of texas and arizona?- by the governors of the state of texas and arizona? yes, this is a giant _ of

flash floods in the united arab emirates, and cat targets. rain and july, for the 1st time on record. ah, ah, now u. s. president joe biden and chinese president. she's in being have held 2 hours of frank talks and what's being described as a tense call. the phone conversation was the 5th between the 2 leaders since biden took office and covered a range of sensitive issues. u. s. policy on taiwan was a major topic. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi is considering visiting the island, which beijing believe is part of its territory. she warned by not to quote play with fire. the u. s. president mentioned genocide and forced labor practices in relation to beijing's treatment of weaker muslims. he also criticized what the u. s . is as china's aggressive military posture across asia, on the subject of trade, biden reported, he stopped short of discussing the removal of tariffs on chinese goods, accusing beijing of unfair practices which harm american workers. our white house correspondent kimlee hawk. it has been well, what we know is, is there is right now no ch

the dubai base to airline emirates has rejected an order from london heathrow airport to cancel flights. the airport management says no more than 100000 passengers a day can depart until september. it's been experiencing severe disruptions because a staff shortages, emirates, runs 6 flights a day from heathrow to dubai. is accused heathrow, blatant disregard for consumers and says their ground staff are capable of handling their flights. it'll is the longest river is drying up as the country faces sweltering temperatures and its worst drought in 70 years. the 650 kilometer long river po supports about a 3rd of italy's agricultural production. heat wave has led the government to declare a state of emergency, as local farmers are struggling to cope. hot weather and winds are causing wildfire to spread. in southwestern france, hundreds of firefighters are trying to extinguish the flames and protect several cities, thousands of tourists and people living close by have been forced to evacuate. and in the u. k, the met office has issued a red extreme heat warning for a number of cities in eng

meanwhile, in the nearby united arab emirates, nearly seven people died from the worst rains in 30 yearsen under way in iran in numerous provinces. temperatures are one degree celsius higher than pre—industrial levels, but the frequency and intensity of floods is already increasing. leana hosea, bbc news. elsewhere, the mayor of washington, dc has called for the deployment of the national guard to deal with thousands of migrants who have been bused into the us capital. muriel bowser has described the situation as a humanitarian crisis after some 4,800 migrants arrived in the city. republican governors in the border states of texas and arizona are said to have organised the trip, in protest against the biden administration's migration policy. it comes as migration across the us—mexico border has surged to record levels. well, earlier, ispoke tojennifer kerns, who's a republican strategist and conservative talk show host. i asked her reaction to white house accusations that republicans were using migrants as a political tool. well, it looks like it is fair bay, for years democrats have bee

a name. gabriel zango al jazeera new york. heavy rains triggered flash floods in the united arab emirates, some houses with damnation, cars were swept to wave. there's also been heavy rain here in cotton is the 1st time it's ever been recorded in july, our senior mr. ologist, rober callaway has more they were thunderstorms in dough high and cooper this morning. and so what you might think is to say what it is never rained in july in recorded history or anybody's living memory. it just doesn't happen. reliable forecast or ravia is hot, dry, and dusty throughout the summer, 4 months over the summer. now the monsoon does affect some pow sarabia when it boosts out of india catches southern her mom is salon or it's drizzling overcast, and there are occasional thunderstorms in a mom and yemen. but this year when la monsoon burst into pakistanis, gall substantial damage and loss of life, it costs a similar amount of flooding. you know, mom, this is a couple of weeks ago and we so okay, so it's come a long way beyond where it shouldn't been stronger. the sister occasional variation to say it's ne

the united arab emirates. nope. some houses are damaged and calls are swept away. and it's also been heavy. rain here and cat on. that's unprecedented. as our weather presenter, rob mccully explains they were thunderstorms in dough heine cutter this morning. and so what you might think is to say what it is never rained in july in recorded history or any body's living memory . it just doesn't happen. reliable forecasts. arabia is hot, dry, and dusty throughout the summer, 4 months of the summer. now the monsoon does affect some pat sarabia when it burst out of in here it catches southern amal is salon, or it's drizzling, overcast on their occasional thunderstorms, in a mom and yemen. but this year, when the monsoon burst into pakistanis cause substantial damage, loss of life, it cause a similar amount of flooding. you know, mom, this is a couple of weeks ago and we so okay, so it's come a long way beyond where it shouldn't been stronger. the sister, occasional variation to say never rained in july in katara recorded history or any body's memory. the same is true in

emirates have said let's come to an agreement here.d that actually passengers that have booked for travel can go ahead and still travel as per scheduled, but they will scale back on what they plan to do over the summer. british airways are very disappointed, they think these demands are not very fair from the airport, from heathrow, and have said they have had to get in touch with passengers and say, can you reschedule your flight? we can offer you a voucher if you need to cancel. etihad, the other middle eastern airline that is quite popular, have refused so far and have not come to agreement and are still operating as per schedule. a lot of discussions still to take place, but there has been a threat hanging over all of this of legal action? that's right. lots of passengers do not know where they stand, airlines don't know what they are going to come to the conclusion of. the boss of heathrow said this morning, just bear with us. let's work together. we will hopefully fix this problem by the end of the summer and so therefore flights

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