the abuser posted that it was related to the mobile phone of an emirati activist. the information obtained through the hacked phone led to the arrest of a person named ahmed mansour. he is still in prison to this day. the new technique is called functional hacking, and pexas was the software used by the zionist regime to hack ahmad mansour's phone. was. bill marza who is an expert of citizen lab, has worked on this issue for several years in order to expose pecasus, what happened in 2016 , the work with this man, ahmed mansour, an emirati activist , began. it was sent by an unknown number and claims to know information about human rights issues . well, human rights are an attractive topic these days, and that's why it is used as an excuse. and he sent these text messages to me on citizen lab . i am using a temporary phone instead of my original phone i used it and clicked on the link , i was recording internet traffic and phone activities, and i realized that after clicking on that link, a suspicious spying program was installed on my phone. we realized that when y

i feel proud because of such industries that exist in the country and are built by emirati engineers. but this company with the support of american officers is engaged in espionage and sabotage activities. and now, by revealing more and more the relations between the uae and the zionist regime , it is clear that the zionist regime. a report by this american base in july 2009 , these people were facing legal problems as american citizens who were in another country and for analyzing the information of american citizens. of course, this is illegal under american law. this must be mentioned. citizen lab later revealed that darkmeter was the main operator of the israeli spy software pegasus in the united arab emirates. dark meter in addition to employees the american also used former officers of the zionist regime in its branches in the uae, cyprus and singapore . it is reported that this company has spent millions of dollars for its services. i think that one of the things that we are going to see more and more is that countries like the uae, which have great ambitions in the field of cy

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he was an emirati activist. the information obtained through the hacked phone led to the arrest of a person named ahmed mansour. he is still in prison to this day. the new technique is called functional hacking, and pexas was the software used by the zionist regime to hack ahmad mansour's phone. bill marzak, who has been an expert on citizen wear for several years this worked to expose pecasus . in the year 20. 16 what happened? the work with this man, ahmed mansour, an emirati activist, began. he notices a number of suspicious text messages on his mobile phone and is suspicious because these text messages were sent by an unknown number and claims that he knows information about human rights issues. the topic of human rights is an interesting topic these days and that's why it is used as an excuse, and he sent me these text messages on citizen lab. i used a temporary phone instead of my main phone and clicked on the link "internet traffic and activities". i was registering the phone and i noticed that after clic

emirati hoteliers complain about the theft of towels and room items and say that israeli tourists hold unusual ceremonies in their rooms. most zionists choose dubai as a travel destination , not for business or sightseeing and sunbathing on its free beaches. dubai is known as las vegas of the east. behind all the glitter and the always-on lights, there are thousands of dark industries hidden israeli men are going to blow it up.

tell us something about him and his contribution to your struggle against the saudi emirati american israeli access. when the aggression happened on yemen, everyone went away, except the islamic republic of iran, which actually was the only supporter of yemeni people and yemeni forces fighting against the aggression. the presence of them. ambassador of iran in yemen, mean marker also, marter hassan erlo presented a big support to us, he us, he used to go everywhere in yemen, he used to go to our celebrations, he used to go to our meetings, he used to meet us here at the ministry of foreign affairs a lot, so his presence actually gave us this moral support and he gave us this feeling that we are not alone, yes in our uh defense. against the access of aggression and i think if not for hassan aerlo, you will not see the news coming from sana to different countries in the world. iran used to help us in getting our news all over the world through the media. iran has, we don't have such media, but they do and they helped us lot in letting the whole world know we are defending our country.

our friends in saudi arabia, in the united arab emirates, first, we need to keep people in gas, the emirati, not far from gaza territory, but not far from rafah, from the checkpoint, here is the egyptian border opened a field hospital there, and we talked about the fact that it would be possible for russia to open its own hospital there, at the stadium, but between the various security agencies, the israeli side believes that... the opening of a russian hospital on the territory gas is unsafe, but this does not mean that we will stop these efforts, at least for today, if today, for today it is unsafe, and the israeli side does not support, nevertheless, we have an agreement with the israelis that events taking place on vkontakte and we will actively work. remember what they told you when you decided to open a business? yes, this is not a business at all. but you didn’t listen, because you ’re doing everything wrong, bills and up to 10% cashback for expenses, catch a sale, a new smartphone for 2999 rubles on avito. working with qualified investors, we at bcs understand that professionals val

the president of belarus thanked his emirati colleague for the warm welcome and attentive attitude towardshe belarusian delegations. heads of state meet regularly. just a week ago, alexander lukashenko took part in the climate summit in dubai, where he was personally greeted by the leader of the oaaa. over 100 heads of state and government came to the forum. the emirates is a long-time and friendly partner of belarus among the gulf countries, trade turnover is systematically growing, demonstrating impressive dynamics and results, among the priority areas of our interaction are food, green technologies and it. in addition, osa contributes to the release of our goods on the market of other countries. last year, the emirates took third place in terms of the total volume of investments made in the belarusian economy. there is a high level of politics between the countries. dialogue, which is also confirmed by the intensity of contacts at the highest and highest levels. a powerful signal not only to politicians, but also to business, is the agreements reached during alexander lukashenko’s curre

alexander lukashenko expressed his firm confidence that bilateral belarusian-emirati cooperation willpened for the benefit of our peoples. the us must stop. financing the war in ukraine, she leads only to the fact that people continue to die, and those involved in the american military-industrial complex become even richer. this was the call made by us congresswoman margerrie teilar greene. according to her, continuing to finance the war in ukraine is offensive, especially given the problems of states at home. i call it a financed war, washington supports ukraine, we give them $1 billion every month, and it makes no difference. their salaries, pensions, we finance their entire government, ukraine, i call it fifty-first state because washington loves ukraine so much, they just love zelsky and ukraine, but when this started, i said why are we doing this, it doesn't make any sense, we have so many problems at home and people in my district are suffering, people have lost their businesses, they can't pay rent, the elderly can't choose between food and medicine. front pockets, it was as if

. >> reporter: arriving at the emirati field hospital, we meet dr. abdullah al nakhbi. no sooner does our tour begin when -- >> our ambulance -- [ explosion ] that's real life. >> and this is what you hear all the time now? >> yes. at least 20 times a day. >> at least 20 times a day. >> maybe more sometimes. i think we get used to it. >> reporter: one thing none of the doctors have gotten used to is the number of children they are treating. the u.n. estimates that some 2/3 of those killed in this round of the conflict have been women and children. 8-year-old janan was lucky enough to survive a strike on her family home that crushed her femur but spared her immediate family. she says she's not in pain. so that's good. her mother, hiba, was out when it happened. "i went to the hospital to look for her," she says. "and i came here and i found her here. the doctors told me what happened with her, and i made sure that she's okay. thank god." "they bombed the house in front of us and then our home," janan tells us. "i was sitting next to my grandfather and my grandfather held

the flight landed in abu dhabi on a designated runway, vladimir putin was met in the morning by emiratilaconically in the capital of the emirates they organized a grand reception and artillery salvoes , an honorary guard on both sides of the road, on the right, people armed with carbines held camels under their mustaches, on the left, a cavalry rider with russian flags, all this was loud, bright and festively, almost like in moscow during the victory parade, fighter jets appeared in the sky above abu davi and colored the sky with multicolored smoke. everyone noted that the meeting of the russian leader was not inferior to the one that took place 4 years ago, when putin’s motorcade they were even accompanied by emirati police cars, carefully repainted to resemble the russian traffic patrol, although that visit was a state visit, and this one is listed as a work visit, but it was important for the emirates to demonstrate respect, and they did it. greetings, my! united arab emirates, happy to see you again. at the beginning , i would like to note that the relations between our countries ar

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in the spring , the emirati organizers of cop-28, citing local legislation, called on speakers at the conference to refrain from criticizing local government corporations and freedom of expression. following this , amnesty international published a report on cases of digital surveillance in the united arab emirates to suppress dissent. during the conference, its head stated that the refusal from fossil fuels has no scientific basis. which cast doubt on the very idea of ​​combating global warming. earlier , documents about the emirates’ plans to use sammies for conclusions were leaked online. the conference in dubai brought together about 2,500 people associated with the oil and gas industry. there were even more lobbyists than representatives of the ten countries most vulnerable to climate change. nevertheless, the outcome of the kop-28 meeting was assessed as generally positive. however, at the last moment everything suddenly miraculously turned into a blur, although streamlined, but the goals of abandoning fossil fuels, what was it after all, a success or a failure? we asked our goo

in the spring, the emirati organizers of kop-20. 8, referring to local legislation, they called on speakersfrain from criticizing local corporations and the government, which human rights watch saw as a violation of freedom of expression. recently , amnesty international published a report on digital surveillance in the united arab emirates to suppress dissent. during the conference, its head said that the abandonment of fossil fuels has no scientific basis. which cast doubt on the very idea of ​​combating global warming. previously leaked online documents on the emirates' plans to use the summit to conclude oil and gas deals with 27 countries. according to the guardian , about 2,500 people associated with the oil and gas industry gathered at the conference in dubai. there were even more lobbyists than representatives of the ten countries most vulnerable to climate change. nevertheless, the result of the meeting. kop-28 is rated generally positively.

brothers in palestine, the yemen army prevent all from the russia and the arabian sea, the israel and emirati should be blocked, this is what we need to do to help the palestinian people, we are ready sacrifice our lives and inshallah we hope the saudi, egyptian and all our people do not betray the people of palestine, instead stand by them, we will not allow the us and israel to do as they please even if we have sacrifice everything. listen now to what palestinians in bank think about the announcements made by the yemini armed forces. the yemini people are the palestinian people's brothers. all the arab countries didn't dare to do what yemen has done. they took over ships and threaten to take more until they left the sage in gaza and stop the war. may allah reward them and thanks to the yemi people who are the only... will not tolerate more when more of their soldiers are being killed, one day they will accept the resistance conditions and will end the war. may god bless the resistance everywhere. yemen is the only arab country, the others really fear israel and america, they do not dare to

in the spring, the emirati organizers of cop-28, citing local legislation, called on speakers at the conference to refrain from criticizing local corporations and the government, which human rights watch saw as a violation of freedom of expression. there is an organization behind her. amnesty international published a report on cases of digital surveillance in the united arab emirates for suppression of dissent. during the conference , its head stated that the abandonment of fossil fuels has no scientific basis, which cast doubt on the very idea of ​​combating global warming. earlier , documents about the emirates’ plans to use sammies to conclude oil and gas deals with 27 countries were leaked online. according to the guardian at the conference. for the first time it is said, albeit in a vague way, and the goals were even declared historical, because it involved the abandonment of fossil fuels, what was it after all, a success or a failure? we asked our good friend igor makarov, a participant in the conference in dubai, on the last day of the conference, which was supposed to be the

also, hundreds of protesters in the emirati city of dubai marched in solidarity with gaza outside the cop 28 climate conference. in dubai. our correspondent has asked the participants at the london rally about the messages they seek to convey to the world. i want palestine to be free, free tomorrow, free today, free, forever. i wish everyone in you know so many people are being killed. recently they done a f cease fire which uh they said they will not bomb children, they won't kill anyone, but in those four. women and families as as students and workers and like we have a natural alliance people with the oppressed and like like us coming from previously colonized countries and like us being free like see the... and cause like our cause as well, like what, what the british, this us being an imperial hall, like we have a job, like we have a duty to help our palestinian brothers and sisters that that are getting massacer right now, today we are here to raise awareness for the palestinian children, mothers and fathers, every single palestine out there that are suffering and being killed b

yemani army should prevent all ships from babal, the red sea and the arabian sea, the israeli soud and emirati ships should blocked, this is we need to do to help the palestinian people, we are ready sacrifice our lives and inshallah we hope the saudi egyptian and all arab people do not train people of palestine and instead stand by them, we will not allow the us and israel to do as they please, even if we have sacrifice everything. now let's listen to what palestinians inside west bank the announcement made by the armed forces. "the yemen people are palestinian people's brothers, all the arab countries didn't dare to do what yemen has done, they took over ships and threaten to take more until they left the siege on gaza, stop the war. allah reward them, and thanks to the yemy people who are the only people standing with palestinians. the stance of yemen is really genuine, highly appreated, i expect is realis will not tolerate more than more of their soldiers are being killed." one day they will accept the resistance conditions and will end the war. may god bless the resistance everywhere. yem

also, hundreds of protesters in the emirati city of dubai marched in solid. with gaza outside the 28th climate conference venue, meanwile, a coalition of major faction in palestine has called for global strike monday in solidarity with the palestinian people. as israeli bombs continue to shatter lives and limbs in gaza, calls for them to stop, continue to grow louder. more than 1000 britains in london have joined protesters in other european capitals to repeat the same demands. "see's far obviously, um, but obviously i want political solution, that means that everyone in the region can live with dignity. this genocide has to stop, it's a genocidal war, um, supported by a british government which see no reality and humanity. reality and humanity that these demonstrators are here to highlight, and as always, there are a mixed crowd, muslims, christians, people of no faith, and jewish people, such as amy, who are saying, " not in our name. i reject this whole idea that israel is the only safe space for jews, because there is nothing safe about having a country that is illegally occupying

i feel proud because of such industries that exist in the country and are built by emirati engineers, this company, with the support of american officers, engages in espionage and actions. it is engaged in sabotage, and now, by revealing more and more the relations between the uae and the zionist regime , it is clear that the zionist regime has also provided hardware to this company. the question is , what does the small country of the uae need such a power for? they think zionists are ahead of other countries. by appeasing the empires of money, politics and the media, it will ensure its survival. some reports suggest that darkmeter had attempted to hack the intercept website. a report by this american base in july released in 2019. darkmeter used former national security agency hackers and other retired american intelligence and military personnel to hack into the computers of their political opponents, including american citizens, inside and outside of the country. target country. according to the intercept, doc meter's offices were located in this building in abu dhabi. these peopl

israeli, saudi and emirati ships should be blocked. this is what we need to do to help the palestinian people. we are ready sacrifice our lives and inshallah we hope the saudi, egyptian and all arab people do not betray the people of palestine, instead stand by them. we will not allow the us and israel to do as they please, even if we have sacrifice everything. "time not to palestinans, the occupied west bank, think about the announcement made by the yemen forces. the yemeni people are the palestinian people's brothers, all the arab countries didn't dare to do what yemen has done, they took over ships and threatened to take more until they leave the siege on gaza and stop the war. may allah reward them, and thanks to the yemini people who are the only people standing with the pastinians." the stance of yemen is really genuine and highly appreciated. i expect the realis will not tolerate more than more of theirs are being killed. one day they will accept the resistance conditions and will end the war. may god bless the resistance everywhere. yemen is the only our country that is an hono

in the spring, the emirati organizers of cop-28, citing local legislation, called on speakers at theizing local corporations and the government, which human rights watch saw as violations of freedom of expression. behind her is the organization of the international amnesty published a report. about cases of digital surveillance in the united arab emirates to suppress dissent. during the conference, its head stated that the abandonment of fossil fuels has no scientific basis, which cast doubt on the very idea of ​​combating global warming. earlier , documents about the emirates’ plans to use sammies to conclude oil and gas deals with twenty countries were leaked online. according to the guardian at the conference.

also, hundreds of protesters in the emirati city dubai marched in solidarity with gaza outside the cop-28 climate conference in dubai. our correspondent has asked the participants at the london rally about the... messages they seek to convey to the world, let's take a listen, i want palestine to be free, free tomorrow, free today, free forever, i wish everyone in palestine you know so many people are being killed uh recently they done a 4-day cease fire which uh they said they will not bomb children the won't kill anyone but in those four-day cease fire they releasing hostages and killing them they were killing innocent children on the street they were shooting them and then after the four days fire they killing people and after the four days fire they killed up to 1000 children uh men, women and families, as us students and workers and like we have natural alliance with people, people with the pressed and like us coming from previously colonized countries and like us being free like we see pastinion causes like our cause as well like what what british just... being in the imperial cor

israeli, saudi and emirati ships should be blocked. this is what we need to do to help the palestinian people. we're ready sacrifice our lives and inshallah we hope the saudi egyptian and all arab people do not betray the people of palestine instead, stand by them. we will not allow the us and israel to do as they please, even if we have sacrifice everything, and with that brings to the end of..." world news village and right at press tv, thank you all so much for staying with us, we say lightning never strikes twice, but it does, but not here in yaramuk soon on presdayv. looting is considered morally reprehensible and you're forbidden from looting dead you bodies or looting houses, looting uh places when... a so-called professional army, but of course i in in israel, gen convention and international law translate to toilet paper, so i understand why they're not used actually behaving like professional soldiers, when they're they're just busy killing children, they're not really equipped mentally, physically to fight man to man, so they just loot and kill children, very brave, military

palestinians and calling for a permanent cease fire in the besieg territory, also hundred protesters in the emirati city of dubai marched in solidarity with gaza outside the cop-28 climate conference in dubai. our correspondent has asked the participants at the london rally about messages they seek to convey to the world. let's see listen. i want palestine to be free, free tomorrow, free today. free forever, i wish everyone in palestine, you know, so many people are being killed uh, recently they done a 4-day cease fire, which uh, they said they will not bob children, they won't kill anyone, but in those four- day fire they were releasing hostages and killing them, they were killing innocent children on the street, they were shooting them, and then after the four- days fire they started killing people, and after the four- days fire they killed up to 10,000 children, men, women, and families - as as students, and workers and like we have natural alliance with people people with the oppressed and like like us coming from previously colonized countries and like us being free like we see the palestinia

a meeting where the emiratis hosted the president of the zionist regime . these images are more shameful than disturbing, because they show that many arab leaders have lost their arab zeal. in the dubai meeting of the secretary general of the united nations he said only one sentence about gaza. as we see in this region, conflicts have caused great suffering and hurt feelings. we are just hearing reports of bombs being dropped on gaza again. but the atmosphere outside the meeting place in dubai was different and the people had the atmosphere of palestine. the number of people who left occupied palestine since october 7th, the beginning of the al-aqsa storm operation , is half a million.

dubai is holding a meeting where the emiratis hosted the head of the zionist regime. these images are more shameful than disturbing because they show that many arab leaders have lost their arab zeal. at the dubai meeting, the un secretary general said only one sentence about gaza. as we see in this region, conflicts have caused great suffering and hurt feelings. we are just hearing reports of bombs being dropped on gaza again. but the mood outside the dubai summit was different. and the people had the air of palestine. the number of people who since october 7th, the al-aqsa storm operation began , half a million people left occupied palestine . the media of the zionist regime announced that none of the people who left the occupied territories since that date have returned. these are half a million people other than diplomats and foreign workers who left occupied palestine. demonstrations of solidarity and support for the oppressed palestinian people will be held today in five provinces of the country. the islamic propaganda coordination council announced in a press re

regular diseases that people suffer from and those people are are unable to get help, recently the emiratis, they are they they brought in field hospital and rafah as well as the jordanians, but for someone who gets sick in for example, if i get sick here, how gna am i gna make it to the imarati hospital all the way in the southern parts of gaza rafa or the jordanian hospital. right, and before that you go, ashraf, how many trucks do we know are still making their way into the besieg enclave, and and and out of the what's necessary to get relief to get uh the the fuel and the medicine and and medical supplies, not to mention clean water to gosons, what percentage of that is uh accessible right now in getting into the hands of desperate gazons, well zero trucks have come in since yesterday and the israeli regime has uh made it clear and no aids will be coming in anymore. until further notice and this what happened yesterday, so as of 7 a.m. yesterday, no trucks have made it through the rafa crossing. okay, ash, thank you, stay safe, we'll talk to you soon, press tv's ashash. and there joinin

the russian head of state is scheduled to hold talks with emirati president mohammed bin saeed al nahain. the parties will also discuss current issues on the international agenda, including the palestinian-israeli conflict and the progress of the special operation in ukraine. and today, at the end of this short-term visit, the russian president will head to saudi arabia. where will he meet with the legacy?

leader was not inferior to what it was 4 years ago, when putin’s motorcade was even accompanied by emiratie, although that visit was a state visit, and this one is listed as a work visit. however, it was important for the emirates to demonstrate respect, and they did so. greetings, my dear friend, vladimir putin to the united arab emirates. happy to see you again. at the beginning i would like to note that the relations between our countries are historical in nature. i would like to i would like to emphasize that i really appreciate your personal role in strengthening bilateral relations. today , thanks to your position, our relations have reached an unprecedented high level. the united arab emirates is russia's main trading partner in the arab world. in past. this year i think there will be even more. the same applies to investment activities. the composition of the russian delegation says a lot about investments and the economy. we have, first of all, fraternal and economic-political relations, everything is going very well for us, and today bring the president, this will give further im

they didn’t know that according to emirati belief, the russian flag in the sky protects more reliablydefense. the three-color russian rainbow looked much more organic, tolerant, and multicolored. to give the boss special pleasure, the barrels of the guns firing salvos of welcome were aimed strictly at washington and brussels. the sheikhs lined up to personally shake the kremlin's hand. understanding that after the end of the visit. looking at the prince’s headdress, peskov realized who he planned to dress up for the new year and wrote a text message: tanya, prepare a checkered tablecloth, the boss made it clear that the meeting place cannot be changed. the prince looked like a man who, without enough sleep, could bankrupt the entire american military-industrial complex in the morning. he immediately stated that american dogs are barking, but the russian middle eastern caravan is moving on. we work together to achieve stability and development of everything. he explained that in russia heroism is absorbed with mother’s milk, and recalled which three the russian world stands on the pill

the vote was delayed in part because secretary blinken is meeting with saudi arabians, mr body-- emiratisrdanians. we really don't like to be in a position of having to veto these things. we will if we have to, but we would like to avoid it. another element is the u.s. will use this as leverage to get the israelis to change their approach to the -- talking about another seven or eight weeks of this military bombardment, that is longer than the biden administration will want to keep defending them publicly, internationally and domestically. there will be a message to the israelis that we can only do this for so much longer, either you change your behavior or we will take tougher action against you publicly. that is the tension right now. christian: the secretary-general was pretty blunt in his assessment of what is going on in israel, in gaza at the moment. he said this is collective punishment. there will be some who will disagree with that, but there is no doubt that hundreds of thousands of people are being forced into thinner and thinner areas where they are safe. people are bound to a

abu dhabi, he will hold negotiations with his colleague mohammed bin zayed al-nahyan, and russian-emirations will also take place in an expanded format. after this short visit, the russian president will travel to saudi arabia, where they will meet with the crown prince of this country, mohammed bin salman. in both capitals , putin will discuss bilateral relations , the palestinian-israeli conflict and the progress of the special military operation in ukraine. another topic will be the accession of the two countries to brix next year, when russia will chair this organization. hamas is losing control of the gaza strip. this was stated by the general staff of the israeli liberation army. there he reports on successful progress in several cities, including jabali and khan yunis, where the fiercest fighting of the ground operation is taking place. this was stated in the army. it is reported that the military of the jewish state has reached centranis and is trying to surround the city. at the same time , hamas says that in this direction alone the idf lost 24 military vehicles. according to cn

volunteers who work at a newly established field hospital that has been set up by the uea, by the emiratishn, within minutes of arriving at the facility, there was a large strike nearby and about ten minutes after that, we saw the first casualties of the strike arriving at the hospital. a man and a young boy of 13 years old who had both lost part of their legs. the doctor said it is like that all day everyday and sometimes 20 strikes a day, and you are talking about one single area of gaza. we also talked to children who have been severely injured and often maimed due to the ferocity of the bombardment there, and it is truly harrowing and horrifying at the end of it, and of course, we had the privilege of leaving, and most gazans do not, and most importantly, the gazan journalists who have been dying in record numbers to do heroic work to cover this story do not have the luxury to leave this gaza strip not that they would want to do that because they are committed to the work they are doing, but it is a very short and illuminating window into the hellscape that is gaza, john. >> how much w

that there's no safe son say, but saw the results of the the vote in the security council on the emirati proposal which failed for a cease fire and then awarded down one for some pauses which passed in the general assembly but without any real force behind them and also with with fairly one-sided thing against the palestinians basically no one in the un is actually condemning the apartide regime and the denial of palestinian rights which is at the root of this in the occupation and the denial of the the rights of palestinians. citizens, that's not coming, there's far too much fear, far far too much weakness, and with that from all of the different states around the world, the un is not able to muster a political will to uh put an end to this at the moment, it falls on the shoulders of the palestinian resistance effectively to resist what's going on, that they are the ones that are carrying this responsibility so far. thank you, tim, and professor, paulden foot, why is the west not more critical of doctors - being killed, medical uh staff, un workers, as tim just mentioned, um, hospitals

at 16, emirati, they bought them, these are their planes, it’s more spectacular when the motorcade islel, that means we remembered, yes , well, the arabs, there is another country, there is qatar, yes, it doesn’t matter, but the arabs, the mentality is the same, yes, the people are the same, steinmeier arrives, you saw this picture, there’s steinmeier , he arrived, and cannot understand what is happening, because no one meets him, uh-huh. no one, and he stands for half an hour and thinks what should i do, should i go back to the plane and wait there, or should i go back to the plane and tell the pilots to take me home to the hut. a lot, especially in the east, the east - this is such a thing that they will put the cup in the wrong place just a little bit, michael, this is just one remark, come on, besides a handshake, this is a strong argument, i agree, this is a very strong argument, but besides handshakes under biden, there are now serious conversations with saudi arabia about joining saudi arabia to the abraham accords, this means, this means the creation of an anti-iranian one. th

arrival at president alnakhayan's palace with all the words of love and courtesy he heard from both the emirati leaders, i won't even ask you why putin, why them putin? ugh. well, i think that here... well , you don’t have to, don’t confuse eastern hospitality and an attempt to show your hospitality in this way, including to putin himself, with their real attitude towards putin, here you always have to understand, what is the difference between these two things is pretty big, but really, why do they need putin, that's a good question, given just the fact that putin is... today is a situational ally of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates in the context of the war in gaza and for the arabs, for the countries , who consider themselves important in terms of making decisions in the middle east and influencing such decisions, and the russian position is important. yes, this is a situational union. this, in principle, we cannot yet talk about any permanent relations, although, if we consider the united arab emirates, then here without doubt, there is much more economic, economic cooperation, and

uae authorities have denied this, but this month, sudan expelled 15 emirati diplomats and once more accusedrever its backing comes from, there's no denying the rsf's military strength. its territorial gains are marked here in yellow, both in and around khartoum and in darfur. the red areas are controlled by the army, which is on the retreat. in the words of the economist, "a genocidal militia is winning the war in sudan." and once more, the rsf stands accused of committing atrocities. this is the british government speaking in october about darfur. innocent people are being attacked by militias, particularly by the rsf. they are being hounded from their homes and murdered, women are being raped and attacked. this is all has all the hallmarks of ethnic cleansing. that's the uk, the us has referred to "haunting echoes of the genocide that began almost 20 years ago in darfur." the accusation is that the rsf and allied arab militia are targeting certain ethnic groups, in particular the masalit people. in sudan, they're considered black africans, while the rsf are arab majority and the tradition

but you're emirati, you're 18 now — do you feel you have climate anxiety under control?s definitely supported my work| and i think they've helped me in times where it feels a bit overwhelming. . and i think recently, _ doing my own research and doing the work i am doing and meeting i so many different inspirational. people at cop28, it really does make you have a little bit - of faith in support - in the work you're doing. so that's a hopeful message. wanjira, i'll give you the last word from dubai here. what advice would you pass on, maybe advice that your mother gave you? well, she always said, keep the faith. don't give up. giving up is not an option. we have so much to look forward to. i think young people have shown us that even in their early stages, they are activating, they are mobilising and they expect much more from us. so keep moving. 0ur generation? 0ur generation has a lot to learn as how we activate and mobilise. so maybe climate anxiety is actually going to give rise to some more positivity or optimism. back to you, mercy, in nairobi. thank you, nuala, an

president alnakhayan's palace with all the words of love and courtesy that he heard from both the emiratii won't even ask you why this putin, why them putin, uh, well , i think here , well, you don’t need to, don’t confuse oriental hospitality with an attempt to show your hospitality in this way, including and... the same putin himself, with their real attitude towards putin, here you always have to understand that the difference between the two things is quite large, but really, why do they need putin, that's a good question, given just the fact that putin today is a situational ally of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates in the context of the gas war, and... for the arabs, for countries that consider themselves important, from the point of view of making decisions in the middle east and influencing them. decision, the russian position is important, yes, this is a situational alliance, this, this, in principle, we that we cannot talk about any permanent relations, although, if we consider the united arab emirates, there is no doubt that there is much more economic, economic coopera