emirates, showing them where to get kosherfood in emirates, showing them where to get kosher food inthe israelis think that. but the israelis think that he was under some kind of surveillance by iran and its agents, and he disappeared on thursday. the alarm was sounded. the mossad, israel's external spy agency, started to investigate this from around saturday, possibly earlier. and then today we got the news that his body has been found by the emirates authorities. it is being investigated between israel and the uae, but there are some really tough statements coming out of the prime minister's office. mossad answers directly to the premise to's office. they are managing this. so his office has vowed that israel will hunt down the perpetrators, who are believed to be three uzbek nationals who are reported to have fled to turkey. are reported to have fled to turke . ~ . , , are reported to have fled to turke. ., ,~, turkey. what is this likely due to the relationship _ turkey. what is this likely due to the relationship between i to the relationship between israel and the uae? after al

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israel's government says an israeli rabbi who went missing in the united arab emirates has now been foundead. and, max verstappen finishes fifth at the las vegas grand prix, winning his fourth consecutive formula one world title. hello. a finance deal reached at the cop29 summit to help less—developed countries tackle climate change has been bitterly criticised for failing to meet the scale of the challenge. days of negotiations in azerbaijan, that extended the talks by more than 30 hours, saw richer countries agree to raise their contribution to $300 billion a year by 2035. just hours before, it looked like the talks were on the verge of collapse after a group representing underdeveloped and lower lying nations walked out of the conference room. they eventually came back to the negotiating table, but were angered by the offer from wealthier nations, which was far short of the $500 billion they wanted. from baku, here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. applause. it was in the early hours of this morning when the key text was agreed to huge applause from the room. this deal was hard —fo

israel's government says an israeli rabbi missing in the united arab emirates has now been found deadthousands of homes in the uk remain without power because of storm bert, with heavy rain and thawing snow bringing flooding to many areas. hello, thank you forjoining us. we begin in azerbaijan — where nearly 200 countries at the un's climate talks have reached a deal that offers developing countries $300 billion dollars — that's £240 billion — per year by 2035 to help them fight climate change. negotiators in the country's capital, baku, struck the deal overnight — just hours after it looked like disagreement over key issues might derail the conference entirely. not everyone was happy. poorer countries had asked for $1.3 trillion to help them fight the climate battle. the african group of negotiators described it as "too little, too late" — with the indian delegation calling the figure �*a paltry sum'. from baku, here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. applause. it was in the early hours of this morning when the key text was agreed to huge applause from the room. this deal was hard

minister vows to track down the alleged killers — after the murder of a rabbi in the united arab emiratesstorm bert brings heavy snowfall, rain and strong winds in the uk — causing widespread disruption. you're watching newsday with me, steve lai. authorities in laos have released the names of three more tourists who died of suspected methanol poisoning. the lao government has confirmed that an american victim, 57—year—old james louis hutson, was found dead in his hostel bedroom on the morning of november 13th. two danish women in their early 20s — anne—sofie orkild coyman and freja vennervald sorensen — were also found unconscious at the same hostel in the riverside town of vang vieng. doctors say they died of sudden heart failure. in total six tourists, including briton simone white, have died from the suspected poisonings. our asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes has been to vang vieng to meet tourists, from where he sent this report. it's late afternoon in vang vieng, and the nam song river is bustling with tourists and watercraft of every description. for many young backpackers,

israel's government says an israeli rabbi missing in the united arab emirates has been found dead.gan, who was last seen on thursday, was murdered. it described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—orthodoxjewish group, chabad, in the uae. israel has vowed to hunt down the suspected killers. our security correspondent frank gardner explained the background to this, including why the rabbi was in the uae. well, the uae normalised relations with israel in 2020 as part of the abraham accords, which was done under then—president donald trump's presidency. since then, there has been quite a lot of cross—flow between israel and united arab emirates, and as part of that this ultra—orthodox foundation, the chabad organisation, which is essentiallyjewish missionaries, they've been active in the uae, setting up kosher shops and so on. this particular man, zvi kogan, he managed a kosher supermarket in the emirates and was very active in trying to smooth the way for israeli visitors to the emirates, showing them where to get kosher food and things li

the united arab emirates says it arrested three suspects on sunday in the killing of an israeli—moldovan. it comes hours after israel's government reported that the missing rabbi was found dead. the government added that zvi kogan was last seen on thursday and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—orthodoxjewish group chabad in the uae. the us condemned the murder, calling it a horrific crime, and said is working closely with the israeli and uae authorities. mr kogan managed a kosher grocery store in dubai — a popular destination for israelis since the two countries forged diplomatic ties in the 2020 abraham accords. an israeli foreign ministry official says the body could be repatriated to israel on monday. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he was "deeply shocked" by rabbi kogan�*s disappearance and death. he also vowed to hunt down the suspected killers. translation: the state of israel will act by all i means and bring justice to the murderers and their senders. none of them will be clean. i greatly appreciate the coope

israel's government says an israeli rabbi missing in the united arab emirates has been found dead. office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. now on bbc news... life at 50 celsius: water crisis: syria: our water, their war. music plays. man speaks. northern syria is a war zone on the frontline of climate change. in the past few years, extreme heat and conflict have created a crisis. water has become the new front in this area's battle for survival. phone rings. hasaka is a city without water. around i million people in this area depend on the water driven in by tankers like ahmad's. nashwa is a poor neighbourhood on the outskirts of the city. ahmad is driving for an ngo which provides people here with free water. the free water isn't enough to go around. i am a kurdish film maker originally from iraq. i have come to hasaka, a city experiencing extreme heat. i have filmed in this area for years, but i have never seen the people so desperate. this region is a self—administered area within syria called rojava. born out of the c

he was managing a kosher supermarket in the emirates. on thursday, he was either abducted or lured away in some way and his car was found about an hour—and—a—half drive's away from where he was. so, this is quite a shocking incident for israelis who are in the gulf — because remember, since 2020, there's been full diplomatic relations established under the abraham accords, between israel and the uae and bahrain, and there's been a huge tourist industry — somewhat dampened down, in fact, considerably dampened down by the war in gaza, which has put off a lot of israelis from visiting there. but still, there are full relations, and so there is a joint investigation taking place. the unconfirmed reports appearing in israeli media say that the perpetrators of this murder are three uzbek nationals who were possibly being directed by iran and have since fled to turkey. there is a track record here of israel tracking down it considers to have killed israeli citizens abroad, so i think that is probably a threat to be taken. seriously when they sa

the united arab emirates says it arrested three suspects in the killing of an israeli—moldovan rabbi.and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—orthodoxjewish group, chabad, in the uae.

the united arab emirates says it arrested three suspects in the killing of an israeli—moldovan rabbi.s hours after israel's government reported that the missing rabbi — was found dead. the government added that zvi kogan was last seen on thursday and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—orthodoxjewish group, chabad in the uae. mr kogan managed a kosher grocery store in dubai — a popular destination for israelis since the two countries forged diplomatic ties in the 2020 abraham accords. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told a regular cabinet meeting sunday that he was �*deeply shocked' by kogan�*s disappearance and death. he also vowed to hunt down the suspected killers. translation: the state of israel will act by all i means and bring justice to the murderers and their senders. none of them will be clean. i greatly appreciate the cooperation with the united arab emirates in the investigation of the murder. we will strengthen the ties between us precisely in the face of the attempts of the axis of evil to harm the peaceful

the united arab emirates says it arrested three suspects in the killing of an israeli—moldovan rabbi.overnment added that zvi kogan was last seen on thursday and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—0rthodoxjewish group, chabad in the uae.

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the united arab emirates's news agency says three suspects have been arrested over the killing of the the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said zvi kogan — who was last seen on thursday — was murdered. it described his death as an act of antisemitic terrorism. the united arab emirates's news agency says three suspects have been arrested over the killing of the israeli—moldovan rabbi, zvi kogan in the gulf state. rabbi kogan, an envoy of the ultra—orthodox jewish group chabad lubavitch, had been missing in dubai since thursday. the recovery of his body comes after his abandoned car was found an hour's drive away from his home. the israeli government has pledged to purse his killers. here in the uk seniorfaith leaders representing christians, muslims, jews, hindus and sikhs have warned that vulnerable people could be left feeling they have a �*duty to die' — if this week's vote on allowing assisted dying in england and wales is passed. 29 religious leaders signed the letter published in a sunday newspaper. parliament will debate the issue on friday, with mps given a free vote

the associate and emirate right members of the committee are also here with us today.tional commanders who comprise our associate and emirates membership to stand and be recognized. distinguished guests, please join me in recognizing our veterans, national leadership, with your applause. [applause] it is my pleasure to introduce the executive director army national military cemetery in the office of army cemetery ms. karen durbin aguilera. [applause] >> good morning. what a beautiful day. every day is a beautiful day here at arlington national cemetery. on behalf of the secretary of the army and the dedicated men and women who serve here, welcome to arlington national cemetery. i especially extend a warm welcome to president joe biden. thank you, mr. president, for being with us. [applause] in honoring our nation's veterans, welcome also to first lady dr. jill biden, vice president, second gentleman emhoff. [applause] i want to thank the host for today's observance, secretary mcdonough, and his key guests mr. john hansik. lloyd austin and our chairman of the joint chie

the emirates nba cup coverage begins tuesday at 630.ular season games presented by state farm on tnt ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says his country's war with russia will end. quote faster, with donald trump as president. >> let's get right to cnn senior white house reporter kevin liptak. he's traveling with president biden in peru for the apec summit kevin. we'll get to biden's trip in just a moment. but first, tell us more about president zelenskyy's comments. and what did he mean by that yeah, these are significant comments, i think, from the ukrainian president. >> and they reflect what is happening across the world, which is world leaders reality that donald trump is coming back into power. and in an interview on ukrainian radio today zelenskyy said that the war with russia will end faster with the policy of this team that will now lead the white house. zelenskyy approach, their promise to society and it is also very important to them. and of course, we know that donald trump has cast a more skeptical eye on american assi

after the murder of a rabbi in the united arab emirates, israel's prime minister vows to track down the in the capital, this is bbc news. after the murder of a rabbi in the united arab emirates, israel's prime minister vows to track down the alleged killers. lebanese officials temporarily shutter schools in the capital, amid ongoing israeli bombardment of beirut. hezbollah fires hundreds of projectiles at israel. and in the uk — storm bert brings heavy snowfall, rain and strong winds — causing widespread disruption.

after the murder of a rabbi in the united arab emirates, israel's prime minister vows to track down the alleged killers. lebanese officials temporarily shutter schools in the capital, amid ongoing israeli bombardment of beirut. hezbollah fires hundreds of projectiles at israel. and in the uk — storm bert brings heavy snowfall, rain and strong winds — causing widespread disruption. the united arab emirates says it arrested three suspects on sunday in the killing of an israeli—moldovan rabbi. it comes hours after israel's government reported that the missing rabbi was found dead. the government added that zvi kogan was last seen on thursday and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—orthodoxjewish group, chabad, in the uae. the us condemned the murder calling it a horrific crime and says it is working in close coordination with israeli and uae authorities. mr kogan managed a kosher grocery store in dubai — a popular destination for israelis since the two countries forged diplomatic ties in the 2020 abraham accords. an israeli foreign min

israel's government says an israeli rabbi who went missing in the united arab emirates has been found dead. the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, nick goes down under to find out how those cogs and wheels keep an iconic building going. but is he getting a bit too hands on? you just shut the whole building down! is that..?! i'd better not touch any more! ever wondered what it takes to put on this kind of show? let's go and see some magical secret stuff. alasdair�*s going behind the scenes at europe's biggest theme park. now, what vegetation do you think might make the best climbers? mushrooms, apparently. we meet two pioneers replacing the plastic in their sport with fungi. and it's time to get up close and personal with lara here, and a technique that could help diagnose diseases like parkinson's earlier. what would you have been able to do differently? i'd have been able to go off and do something that i wanted to do, maybe go round the world. it's one of the most insta

not a possibility, is not going to work, terrorist acts in europe, in the us, in the united arab emiratest, this regime has gone away, literally, with murder and unless they realise there is a price to be paid for this they are going to continue this they are going to continue this shenanigans and these shameless acts of threatening people in a democracy for articulating their views. professor, before a let you go, briefly, in your view, what can we expect from a trump presidency. are we likely to see any changes in terms of the us stance when it comes to iran? t us stance when it comes to iran? ~ , us stance when it comes to iran? ~' , ., iran? i think we will see a very clear _ iran? i think we will see a very clear change. - iran? i think we will see a very clear change. i - iran? i think we will see a very clear change. i think| iran? i think we will see a i very clear change. i think he biden administration was opening to try to maybe two get the regime to back down on this nuclear programme, i think mr tredwell confront the regime very seriously, think it will give a free to israel

israel's government says an israeli rabbi who went missing in the united arab emirates has been found dead. the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism and vowed to hunt down the suspected killers. now on bbc news, it's path to the presidency. so, we're back for another week. tick—tocking down the days and the weeks until president elect donald trump is in the white house. so we've got another week of path to the presidency and it's great this week, sumi. we are joined by our colleague kayla epstein. hi, kayla. hello. it's great to see you, kayla. i feel like we haven't had as much opportunity to speak to you since the trump trial, which is where you were covering, obviously extensively there in new york with your cool new york background there, your skyline. yes. it's been a really wild year. i mean, you think back at what's happened and it's incredible. we've just packed this all into a few months and you've got a lovely new york backdrop picture behind you there, kayla. but, sumi, are you sitting on the floor? i was hoping

like here at the port of holly fund in the united arab emirates, us intelligence set a new plan terminal. there was actually a secret military facility. just to put the us accusations in context. china has 14 and military base. and the us as well see for yourself, the bigger the bubble in each country, the more us military bases there are there, the, we don't know how the use of this port network will ultimately play out. the us as watching warily as china expands into what they perceive as their back yard and latin america. one of the new ports chung kite input route. it will supposedly slash shipping times between south america and asia. a chinese shipping company will be the sole operator of the port, which is why us officials have repeatedly voice concerned about the projects. but china is port promise remains attractive around the world as they expand their port network, their gaming new allies willing to harper their ambition, the the the other line, the copper line, the ceremony is about to start the, the, i did. they have isolated, high attend today we paid tribute to noise on me

and the china is using ports to spike like here at the port of holly fund in the united arab emirates, us intelligence set a new plan terminal. there was actually a secret military facility. just to put the us accusations in context. china has 14 and military base, and the us as well see for yourself. the bigger the bubble in each country, the more us military bases there are there, the, we don't know how the use of this port network will ultimately play out. the us as watching warily as china expands into what they perceive as their backyard in latin america. one of the new ports chung kite input route. it will supposedly slash shipping times between south america and asia. a chinese shipping company will be the sole operator of the port, which is why us officials have repeatedly boys concerned about the projects.

the united arab emirates's news agency says three suspects have been arrested over the killing of thehad been missing in dubai since thursday. earlier on sunday, the israeli government said his body had been found by security services in the uae. iran has denied allegations in israeli media that it was involved. an israeli foreign ministry official says the body could be repatriated to israel on monday. our security correspondent injerusalem, frank gardner, has more on the background to the case. he was a rabbi, part of an organisation called chabad — which is essentially worldwide, not all of its members are israeli, but they promote jewish interests, jewish way of life — he was managing a kosher supermarket in the emirates. and it does appear that on thursday, he was either abducted or lured away in some way and his car was found about an hour—and—a—half drive's away from where he was. so, this is quite a shocking incident for israelis who are in the gulf — because remember, since 2020, there's been full diplomatic relations established under the abraham accords, between israel and

dubai international says it's on track for a record year — as the emirate becomes a destination in itsight. we hear from the ceo. welcome to business today. we start in the us — where it's a case of �*happy holidays�* for the world's biggest retailer. walmart has raised its full year forecasts for the third time in a row — after strong sales in store and online over the past three months. like its rivals target and amazon — walmart has kicked off the holiday season early — with discount deals on everything from toys to household goods. our north america business correspondent ritika gupta is following this for us. good news for walmart? it good news for walmart? it certainly is, you saw them beating the latest estimates of earnings and raising their outlook for the third time in a row, and the shares are going higher off the back of this, after strong demand and a strong e—commerce business, the us consumer is looking for value and that is what walmart is offering, interesting time ahead of the holidays, inflation starts to turn the corner with people buying more merchandise and people

the united arab emirates says it arrested three suspects on sunday in the killing of an israeli—moldovanbi was found dead. the government added that zvi kogan was last seen on thursday and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—0rthodoxjewish group chabad in the uae. the us condemned the murder, calling it a horrific crime, and

minister vows to track down the alleged killers — after the murder of a rabbi in the united arab emiratestion. you're watching newsday with me, steve lai. authorities in laos have released the names of three more tourists who died of suspected methanol poisoning. the lao government has confirmed that an american victim, 57—year—old james louis hutson, was found dead in his hostel bedroom on the morning of november 13th. two danish women in their early 20s — anne—sofie 0rkild coyman and freja vennervald sorensen — were also found unconscious at the same hostel in the riverside town of vang vieng.

yeah, was condemned to the killing of a do is rabbi in the united arab emirates, us after some magic terrorism. the body of 3 kogan was found 2 days after he went missing nothing. yahoo has violated to bring his candles to justice. a work has been killed while repairing a school damaged by flooding in spain. the roof of the building near valencia collapsed. one other walker was injured, taken to hospital flooding in the region. last month's cost extensive damage at more than $200.00 fis, are actually vista campaigning for an end to the use of plastic before a you and conference on pollution. negotiators will meet in the south korean for safety boost on to work on the 1st of global plastics. 3 to it could result in limits on how plastic is produced used. and this causes a far as he's in pakistan have suspended internet on mobile services in some areas. the forces of the jail, former prime minister, inbound con, assessed riley in the capital is lama. but they rely heavily on social media and mason to apps. security has been tysons in the run up to the protest. con has been in prison fo

dubai international says it's on track for a record year — as the emirate becomes a destination in its. we hear from the ceo. welcome to business today, live from new york. nerves have taken hold on wall street. this is on the back of escalating tensions between the us and russia over ukraine. we also have strong earnings and forecasts in the last couple of hours from walmart. all this is the post—election euphoria from investors treats further into the rear—view mirror. let's cross to las vegas and speak tojimmy lee, ceo of the wealth consulting group. let's have a look at the market action today. we are seeing a rush into havens like bond and gold, and the fear of escalating tensions between russia and ukraine, how much of an impact could that have on the markets?— an impact could that have on the markets? thanks for having me on. the markets? thanks for having me on- in _ the markets? thanks for having me on. in the _ the markets? thanks for having me on. in the short _ the markets? thanks for having me on. in the short term - the markets? thanks for having me on. in the short term

look now, some of the stories making headlines around the world. authorities in the united arab emirates have a rest, and 3 people over the murder of a jewish rob, i see kogan was the manager of a culture of food store whose body was found a day after he went missing. so he's really prime minister is rose prime minister has describes the killing as anti semitic terrorism. romania is pro europe, prime minister is leading in the 1st round of the presidential election. exit polls show much out to like, who won what's or of the vote. he needs 50 percent for a majority. the current president clowes you on has has some of the maximum to tubs . the 2nd round will be on december 8th. she died and sunni muslim groups in north west and pakistan of agreed to a 7 days east by the 2 sides. also reach a deal to exchange prisoners. 42, she writes, were killed in an attack on a convoy last week, or dozens more depth in violent incidents and retaliation. supporters of pakistan's, former leader in rough time have been making their way to the capital as lama by demanding his immediate release from jail. th

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in a final point i'll ad here is that the leadership of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on, with mohammedans of mind, in reality, mohammed bins i, it in the upper darby. these leaders want to see the u. s. reign in israel's military actions. and they have a lot of influence with trump. so i think it's going to be interesting to see if some of the terms closest friends in the gall might be able to convince him to take a little bit more of a balanced stance toward the israelis and palestinians. i'm not particularly optimistic, but right now we're in a mode of, of observing what's going on. and we have to certainly be open to different possibilities. okay, so i will ask you to look into the crystal ball briefly again, just now, but not looking at donald trump. someone maybe a little more predictable, joe biden, until the end of january, the u. s. are stuck with him as a lame duck president. is there any way for them to still influence the situation in the middle east before by them leaves the white house? well, at any moment abided administration could restrict arms sales to is

on a regular basis. 0ther thousands of tickets to the emirates on a regular basis.t? you can find joe on that live coverage on bbc one from 145 tomorrow with a full preview on the football news show. you can find out right now on the bbc iplayer. you certainly an _ two years ago, boxers katie taylor and amanda serrano made history in new york, headlining at madison square garden, the first women's fight to do so at the iconic venue. latertonight, it's the rematch in texas. where taylor defends her status as undisputed light welterweight world champion, but they are sharing top billing. former world heavyweighth champion, mike tyson, who's now 58, taking on youtuber turned boxer jake paul, who is 27. kal sajad has been reporting from arlington all week in the build up to this, british promoter eddie hearn dismissing the bout as "dangerous, irresponsible and disrespectful to boxing." the rules have been tweaked, eight, two—minute rounds, dismissing the bout as "dangerous, irresponsible and disrespectful to boxing." the boxing purists will not want to hear this. jake p

our reporter emir nader has more from beirut. lebanese prime minister talked about his cautious optimism that a ceasefire deal could be reached in the coming hours or days, perhaps even before the us election today. today, his tone has completely changed. he's accused israel of being stubborn and not seriously engaging in the ceasefire talks. he's also accused israel of seeking only to escalate. pointing to the renewed round of air strikes here in the capital, beirut, and in the east of the the country. united states diplomats had been in tel aviv this week to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other senior israeli political leaders to discuss the basis of this cease fire proposal. we're not yet aware of what the outcome of those talks are. as the fighting continues here in lebanon. that was our reporter amir nader. let's go to more about the situation on the ground. the heads of several un agencies have described conditions in gaza as apocalyptic. health teams there say they're now moving forward with the third and

the emirates nba cup coverage begins tuesday at seven regular season games presented by state farm on tnt bologna is the poster child for liberal italy imagine san francisco and you're in the ballpark the city is famously known as the fat for its rich food. >> the wise for the university and the red for its leftist politics. i've come to meet mathias santori, one of the leaders of the sardines movement. that's a rebel alliance by the way. not something bad that happens after eating too much oily fish. he's an accidental political hero and he loves food. >> joe, nice dan, nice to meet you. joe matteo salvini, the sardines mobilized when right wing politician matteo salvini campaigned here in the winter of 2019, during regional elections for the league, an anti-immigration populist party. for me it's kind of donald trump, a little donald trump in italy and it was last november, and salvini was launching the campaign in the middle of romania from bologna. so we said, okay, let's organize something different and we found the trick was the sardines. so we said you better be like salvini or

the united arab emirates's news agency says three suspects have been arrested over the killing of theulf state. rabbi kogan, an envoy of the ultra—orthodox jewish group chabad lubavitch, had been missing in dubai since thursday. earlier on sunday, the israeli government said his body had been found by security services in the uae. iran has denied allegations in israeli media that it was involved. an israeli foreign ministry official says the body could be repatriated to israel on monday. the uk foreign office is investigating reports that a former british soldier fighting for ukraine has been captured by russia. with me is our news correspondent, simonjones. hi, simon, and what more do we know? if hi, simon, and what more do we know? ., . , hi, simon, and what more do we know? ., ., , , , . ., know? if video has been sector leadin: know? if video has been sector leading online. _ know? if video has been sector leading online. that _ know? if video has been sector leading online. that video - leading online. that video shows a man in combat gear stuck in the video, the man identifies h

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i had a very good meeting with partners from saudi arabia, that arab emirates, and the next steps that we will all endorse and need to take. the g7 and its partners like these countries are committed to expanding military and access to sudan and at the same time working toward ending the conflict and suffering to these people. we agree on the need to continue increasing support for the multilateral. report mission in haiti, as well as the haitian national police, and the importance of turning this mission into a formal peacekeeping operation. we also worked to ensure peacekeeping forces in somalia. many other things were on the agenda, i just wanted to focus on those. and conclude by saying that from my perspective, these last two days, and in fact, the last four years are a reminder that we can navigate an increasingly complex world much more effectively when we are doing it together, we are working with partners, with allies. the g7 set us up for success on issues that matter to citizens in each of our countries and that matter to people around the world. our greatest strategic asset