france must leave malei, france. is here to steal the resources of mali, france is here to colonize mali, leave the country without delay, they've been here for 10 years and could not solve the problem. in our tradition, if there is a broom, it means we don't want anymore, we don't want anymore, the broom means that, that's why we put a stop to france. now, this for mr. now, will the domino effect of the ejection of french troops and mer is continue in other countries across africa? um, well, i do not know the extent to which uh, you know, this domino effect, you know, is going to continue in the rest of africa, but um, from what we are seeing, it looks like - africans are beginning, i mean, the the common man in africa, i'm not talking of the leaders, be the political leaders or the military leaders. i am talking of um, you know, the common man in africa on the streets of africa that have been hit hard by the economic realities, and are now, you know, against the wall, not knowing anywhere else to go, they have turned around and they are beginning to fight back. the departure of french

is already produced in russia, france is not a country, france is a mess, i hate it. be able to build a world with which we will be happy. today this square has been renamed revolution square, and we are the people who are carrying out this revolution, revolutionaries. this is a man of extraordinary intellectual abilities. he senses the mood of the population very well, and this provides him with very good all-round support, almost one hundred percent. this is a charismatic person, a person who understands deeply not only in, say, some tactical, strategic issues, namely military construction, yes, military operations, but a person who... is especially important in the process of re-equipping the army, we attract new personnel, but it is necessary to train them, since training is important. i think that in this regard, russia will greatly help us in the very near future, since your teachers have extensive combat experience, we need this. and i think that the weapons that will soon be delivered to us are very will help us make great progress in the development of this c

france must. leave mali, france is here to steal the resources of mali, france is here to colonize mali, leave the country without delay, they've been here for 10 years and could not solve the problem. in our tradition, if there is a broom, it means we don't want anymore, we don't want anymore, the broom means that, that's why we put a stop to france, now this for mr. nuke there, now will the domino effect of the ejection of french troops and mercenaries continue in other countries across africa? um, well, i do not know the extent to which uh, you know, this domino is... effect you know is going to continue in the rest of africa, but um, from what we are seeing, it looks like africans are beginning, i mean the the common man in africa, i'm not talking of uh the leaders, be it the political leaders or the military leaders, i am talking of you know the common man in africa on the streets of africa that have been hit hard by the economic realities and... are now you know against the wall, not knowing anywhere else to go, they have turned around and are beginning to fight back. the departur

in fact, france, without sufficient economic potential, became the third power in the world.ism, acted as a mediator between first the soviet union and the americans, and then between russia and the rest of the west for a certain time. what happens now? now we see that france is not just turning into, let’s say, a pillar of anti-russian policy. at first france abandoned, as they said, any pretensions to greatness and became the junior partner. not even the united states, but great britain. remember the lancaster declaration of 2010, the priority partnership between france and the uk. what is great britain? a country whose nuclear potential, whose armed forces are included in the american planning system. that is, in essence, the americans created such a scheme that france will be the junior partner, not even us, but let’s say, our junior. a partner, as they said in the middle ages, a vassal of my vassal, yes, it turns out, this is the scheme. the french agreed to this. the first, consequence, they lost their positions in the mediterranean sea, the americans and the british qu

france would also be stronger if it regains— france would also be stronger if it regains its— francens its financial independence, spending a lot during the crisis, as you know. — spending a lot during the crisis, as you know, and i'm taking a sponsor ability— you know, and i'm taking a sponsor ability for— you know, and i'm taking a sponsor ability for the spending will stop last week i was driving through france. — last week i was driving through france, and all the signs were turned — france, and all the signs were turned upside down, which i would they view— turned upside down, which i would they view policy in france, and i -et they view policy in france, and i get my— they view policy in france, and i get my care _ they view policy in france, and i get my care in a year of this reshuffle. _ get my care in a year of this reshuffle, ten of his 15 ministers which _ reshuffle, ten of his 15 ministers which he — reshuffle, ten of his 15 ministers which he appointed to the cabinet last week— which he appointed to the cabinet last week are from paris.- which he appointed to the cabine

why france? e france is the gateway to third reich. here it is. d here's the rhine river and the siegfried line you' got to come in to normandy, swing through paris to get to the rhine and hitler's third r there's georgia and now we're going to go to the movies. 1970, patton. and they're on the island, sicily, and they've got big huge maps of sicily. george and his headquarters. and he looks at his staff and ys, messina, bill messina's the key to sicily. if they had let me land that syracuse and drive up the coast road. messina, i have every german on this -- island now. it's the same thing with con, ladies and gentlemen. if you're going to go into normandy to get into northwest france, to get to the third reich, you've got to go through con imagine the old fashioned spoke wheel and the center hub that the roads come through north, south, east, west is con you cannot move an army through normandy unless. you have a road network. the only exception, of course, is george patton, b he doesn't go through general montgomeays at con and visits there for

to describe the relationship between mali and france, dr. from family life that everyone can understand. 500 years, if for a test, i think 500 years is enough to understand whether you will be happy in this marriage or not, and we have been saying for 500 years that yesterday it was better than today, fortunately for us it turned out that what we were running from from the west, that is... colonialism, all this equality and so on, we didn’t find anything like that with this new husband, this is the new husband russia, vive lasya, vive! i like putin’s quotes when he said that france without iranium from uranus, from niger, gold from mali, coffee from kudivar and the list continued from these 14 colonies, which he still holds in slavery, becomes one of the last african countries in terms of... income level, this is not significant, yes now they say that the third fourth in terms of gold reserves, tell me one french territory, where 1 g is achieved where this gold comes from, it’s not difficult to guess, mali is the second, third gold producer

we argued decided to invest in france. i'm looking forward to working with people from paris and president macron. my question is how sustainable is ai. as you know ai requires -- [inaudible] there is morena energy and 2050 than now. this is a significant challenge and it is not only from the sustainable part but also climate change aspect. so we need innovation on that the band and the source perspective. i think it is important for us to about the demand side. for example we have two develop energy savings and semi-conductors. and energy savings is distributed and the supply-side needed to bring about you mentioned y expanding nuclear ad nuclear fusion. you know much more detail about the energy policy. >> thank you. this is a conference of approaching you are right that we have to take it altogether. climate change for all innovation and i think your point is very important for the fact that artificial intelligence will require much more electricity and energy. so what we are doing and what we willrt do we are at think

england orders the transfer of passengers to france. passengers go to france but do not get off the ships. the show continues. passengers pay for food . a jewish journalist enters the ship and they convey the news to america. passengers are sent to germany. by force of the ships are disembarked and transferred to the camps . to the camps of nazi germany. everything is repeating itself. publishing this news with anger. general is included. some go on strike . in palestine, haifa police headquarters explodes. dozens of people are killed and injured. england announces that immigrants will not return to europe from now on. after some time, all the passengers of exodus gradually and secretly return to palestine . under the pressure of public opinion in 1947, murder. the letter of partition of palestine is approved in the united nations . palestine is torn in two. after that buildings exodus memorials are installed in europe and america. in 1958, the book of exodus became the best-selling work of its jewish author. exodus becomes the exodus o

minister of france, he is only 34. last july, atal became the minister of education and immediately began to gain popularity among the french. before that, he worked in the ministry of economy, and even before that, for two years he was the spokesperson of the french government. atal is also an open homosexual. he has been in a relationship with french politician stephane sejournay for over six years. and here's what the new prime minister said about his appointment today. i think that the heart of our country - the creators of the greatness and strength of the french people, are women, men, families who get up every morning to go to work, who fund our public services and social model with their work. these are the french, who sometimes despair, but do not give up hope and deep down, are in love with their country. we know france will never rhyme with decline. to the challenges ahead. there are many new prime ministers, will atal be able to calm the discontent of the french? the paris correspondent of the bbc, hughes c

and france were the most prominent was frederick who was an economist and france he devoted himself primarilythe cost of free trade in i france. he thought restrictions on imports with government sought to mount with domestic production at homee in order to expand certain industries that this was economically foolish. and also an unjust usurpation of liberty. to rededicate himself at first to this nearly economic task of defending free trade policies. but the curious thinker that he was he soon began to believe the moral and economic basis upon which free trade stood actually had implications for a much wider range of government and economic that was first seen. gradually it evolved into an overall economic system of liberty. in britain you had the primary driver of libertarian ideas was herbert spencer who is not much remembered today fees are numbered as all as simple darwinism is somewhat unjust charge. but at the time he was tremendously popular intellectual future were the most popular intellectuals of the late 19th century. and spencer in 1951 authored what i believe is probably the fir

he devoted himself primarily to the cause of free trade in france. he thought that restrictions on imports when government sought to meddle with the massive production at home in order to expand certain industries, that this was economically foolish and also an unjust usurpation of individual liberty. we dedicate himself first to this narrative economic have to defend free trade policies, but curious think that he was he soon began to believe that the moral and economic basis of which free trade stood actually had implications for a much wider range of governmental and economic questions than first it seemed. soallv it gradually evolve intos kind of overall economics system of liberty. in britain you had, i think the primary driver of libertarian ideas in britain was herbert spencer, who is notd much remember a today because it meat that all its as the father of social darwinism, what you think is somewhat unjust charge. i that theem time is immensely popular intellectual figure one of the most popular public intellectuals of the late 19th century. s

because because france is such an agricultural nafion france is such an agricultural nation , france anagricultural nation, france an agricultural nation, and it has a tradition of this popular revolt. >> so when i said everything went wrong in 1789, from then on, they have changed government regularly of disorder regularly because of disorder and there gets a point where the disorder becomes so great that the government has to cave in, and that the government doesn't seem to be responding to the democratic concerns of its voters. well, that's the feeling at the moment. >> france again, it's nothing if not an agricultural nation. it's nothing if not a revolution free nation. the great changes here, including the foundation of the current fifth republic, have come out of revolution or war. the algerian war, in the sense of the country republic. but, um , there is a feeling at the moment that democracy is in crisis. remember monsieur macron, he doesn't have of, uh, a majority in the national assembly. he's very much a lame duckin assembly. he's very much a lame duck in that sense. lots of

this is the scene live in france. farmers move hundreds of tractors into place ahead of a planned blockade of paris. the princess of wales leaves hospital after nearly a two week stay following abdominal surgery. hello, i'm lucy hockings, blocking to bbc news now. president biden has said the us will respond to a drone attack on a military base injordan attack on a military base injordan at a time a of its choosing. he blamed the attack on radical groups operating in syria and iraq. iran has denied it stop it's the latest in a series of attacks against us bases in the region since the war in gaza began. the americans say the attack happened at a base known as tower 22, right on the syrian—jordanian border. it's one of many american bases across the region. there have been dozens of drone and missile attacks in recent months, but no american personnel have been killed until now. joe biden, seen here attending church, was quick to point the finger. "we know it was carried out by radical iran—backed militant groups opera

france, also member of the french international assembly.voted himself primarily to the cause of free trade in france. he thought that restrictions on imports when governments try to meddle with production home to expand certain industries, that this was economically foolish and also an unjust usurpation of individual liberty. so we dedicate himself first to this new economic path of defending free-trade policies, but curious think of that he was he soon began to believe that the moral and economic basis of which free-trade stood actually had implications for a much wider range of governmental and economic questions. so it gradually evolved into this kind of overall economic system of liberty. in britain you had i think the primary driver of libertarian ideas in britain was herbertwh spencer who is not much removed today social of darwinism, somewhat unjust charge. but at the time he was commenced a popular intellectual figure. one of the most popular public intellectuals of late 19th century. and spencer in 1851 authored what i believe is p

the prime minister of france, that is, the second person in the country, became gabriel ottal, 34 years old, the youngest prime minister in the history of the country, by education, a master's degree in public relations, that is, a pr specialist, since last summer the minister of education, but gabriel atal's strong point is a friend, emmanuel macron has long liked him, as the public notices. they are even somewhat similar. another of macron’s favorites, stéphane sejournet, also took on a key post in the french government. now he is the minister of foreign affairs. sejournet has been with current prime minister gabriel matal since 2018 same-sex marriage was registered. in the canon of appointment, the couple chastely dissolved this marriage and now both emphasize that they are no longer sexually active with each other... french oligarchs covali from the little-known macron, the president they needed, then also drew attention to the peculiarities of the career of gabriel attal. after the appointment of gabriel atal as prime minister, juan branco quotes relevant passages from his book. ga

a whole flock at the belarusian borders of the usa, britain, czech republic, france, germany.ight now there is an exercise with the participation of a nato battle group, the furious wolf in lithuania, the mythical brave griffin, maneuvers of infantry, police and us military stationed in the country. an unprecedented accumulation of nato troops near the borders of a union state, the confrontation between west and east has entered a hot phase, we are confident in in minsk, a sharp aggravation of the geopolitical situation is making urgent changes to the country’s military doctrine. unfortunately, we are back. explosives disguised as a phone charger, another high-profile failure of the sbu. weapons and combat drones were transported to belarus by recruited agents, residents of the ukrainian border region, making forays along swampy rivers. the former hunters became the target of the belarusian kgb. during the investigation , caches of firearms and explosives were discovered and seized. received data on their possible use in the preparation and execution of explosions at oil refin

earlier this week, frances foreign ministry was quick to reject. a russian literary report stating that dozens of french mercenaries had been killed in a military strike in ukraine. par us denies that any, some named professional soldiers were in the country. that's despite the fact that 2 french new nazis wherever we simply jailed after they smuggled weapons home from ukraine. here's the take of our tea contributor and all that rachel marston. earlier this week, russia's defense ministry said that it hit a nest of 64 and fighters and had called, specifying that they were mostly french nationals. the french foreign ministry was quick to dismiss the whole story as totally fake news. france helps ukraine with supplies of military material and military training in full compliance with international law. france has no mercenaries, neither in ukraine nor elsewhere, unlike certain others. all right, so no french writers and you pray that all then right. let's just say if the identities of those fighters ever got out there absolutely would not be any fren

china, japan, italy and france.eijing calls a logistics point, was built in 2017. the number of its personnel is unknown, but according to the china delhi newspaper, it can accommodate up to 10 thousand people. the fifth fleet of the us navy is located in bahrain. its area of ​​responsibility includes the persian gulf and the western part of the indian ocean. large military. the uk base is located in cyprus and occupies a significant part of the island. russia has only a logistics support point in the syrian tartus in the mediterranean. this week a russian-indian seminar was held in new delhi under the auspices of the valdai club. indian colleagues constantly raised one topic: how our traditional cooperation will be affected by moving closer together. russia and china. to say that beijing is viewed with caution in india would be putting it mildly. russia is favorable towards india, however, in the current circumstances, russia may, at best, try to help reduce tensions between china and india, but not take our side.

to power in september 2022, the military lead government in burkina faso has distance itself from france, the former colonial power and moved closer to russia. this move has angngered french authorities, so will anate france sabotage burkinafaso over its increasingly strong ties with russia? hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on the israeli regime's. dirty plan to forcefully relocate palestinians from the ansinstoot land in gaza to africa. the second segment of our program is on russia's move to reopen its embassy in burkina faso after three decades. you can be part of today's discussion by sending us your comments through our social media handle appearing on the screen. israel's dirty plan. israeli regime is carrying out on evil plan to forcefully displace palestinians from the gaza strip, extremist ministers serving in the current cabinet of the israeli aparthy regime are calling for the expulsion of palestinian civilians from the gazo strip. i call on the prime minister and the new foreign minister, this is an opportunity for planning an immig

since 2000, france has doubled the amount of imported products, while over 20% of farmers in france areerty line, newspapers write, like this, slowly, walking through the almost empty hangars, patrick bes tells reporters, his business is dead, there are debts and depression, i want to cry, but the authorities did nothing to help me, i don’t trust politicians anymore, not a single word, well, the authorities. they don’t want to talk to france; all the people’s questions are answered as usual with crackdowns, batons, and force. the country is facing a difficult week; the french authorities will use 15,000 police gendarmes to prevent possible unrest at demonstrations. the police are ordered to give a tough response in cases of particularly dangerous situations. the suburbs of paris have already been cordoned off by police, media reports that armored vehicles have been deployed in the area of ​​the largest market in europe, rungis. maria skorodilka, olga ponovareva and evgenia zemtsova. news. the european union is going to undermine the hungarian economy if it refuses to agree on a new aid

but frances, having none of it claiming it knows nothing. of course they know nothing because there's no reason in legal there, but that's not stopping their media from openly discussing it. just giving it to you to be to see is it public knowledge, the dogs, all sense? possibly hundreds. so french 5 to send you claim today. this is extremely to the new toy attribute things it's, it's mostly crude, those precious nationals. i currently find some ukraine, according to the said he had still money, who regularly visit the troops and ukraine between the 6th and 7th, the frenchman, integrated into ukrainian eunice hides for a minimum wage. he also mentioned that between 20300, the french nationalist was dual citizenship might, could previously subs into for religion and no fighting for kids. in the very early days of divorce, the printed president raised what he calls the international legion of territorial defense. so this frenchman may well have belongs to these formations. all these french moment is going on with the approval of the 1st born m

usa, russia, uk, france and china.ountries acquired nuclear weapons even before the adoption of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. the remaining four - india, israel, pakistan and the dprk - did not sign the agreement and received their nuclear status later. according to the stockholm international peace research institute, by the beginning of this year there were more than 12 in the world. almost 90% all nuclear potential in the world belongs to russia and the united states, which are actively modernizing their arsenals. it is believed that only these two countries. have a full-fledged nuclear squadron, intercontinental ballistic missiles, strategic aviation, submarines with ballistic missiles. china, which joined the club of nuclear powers in the mid-sixties, has at its disposal, according to some sources, between 350 and 400 warheads. beijing adheres to the concept of a limited nuclear retaliatory strike. his arsenal is at the minimum required. level to ensure national security. about 100 existing nuclear warhead

britain orders the transfer of passengers to france. passengers depart for france, but they don't get off the ships. the show goes on. passengers are on hunger strike, a jewish journalist enters the ship and conveys the news to america. passengers are sent to germany. they are forced off the ship and taken to camps. the... camps of nazi germany, everything is repeating itself. the publication of this news is accompanied by public anger, some go on strike. in palestine, haifa police headquarters explodes. dozens of people are killed and injured. britain announces that immigrants will not return to europe from now on. after some time, all the passengers of x. gradually and secretly return to palestine. under the pressure of public opinion in 1947, the resolution of the partition of palestine was approved in the united nations. palestine is divided into two parts. after that, exodus monuments are put up in europe and america. the book exodus in 1958 becomes a best. book of its jewish author, indeed, exodus becomes the exodus of the arabs f

itself, although they were invited , you yourself know that in france there are other things going on, the question is that in germany there are also other things, but they also supported and in general there are other things, there ryut is leaving, he is the last one who has now decided to support, in fact , i remind you, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs is new, you have your own topic, i already mean we have it with them, they definitely have a new minister of foreign affairs of france, the husband of the new one. the prime minister of france is also a man, if we want to talk about family relationships in the cabinets of ministers, in this regard, well, what are the houthis, we had a situation when, respectively, spouses were in power in the cabinet of ministers, now they are also spouses, everything is official, yes, and yes, we also had everything ok, we didn’t have a problem like that, there weren’t such people, but there were spouses, god forbid it won’t happen, well, it’s already unlikely, but we’re for it, i mean it’s impossible, well, when there are two men, accord

stashi decided to invest in france.rategy and after growing ai, how do you know generative ai will require huge, associate will consume? [inaudible] >> more energy than now. this is the significant challenge and it is not only from -- not only from■ -- i thik it is important. for example, energy saving semi conductor and as rare -- [inaudible] >> energy saving and distributed use of data center and needed to think about mentioned. no, much more details about■$ energy. >> thank you. >> comprehensive approach. climate change, artificial intelligence and all the innovation. >> i think your point is very important. certainly started in the different sectors to reduce consumption and emission and what we did, we found a strategy, and, in fact, now and 2024 is at the end. we have investment. [inaudible] >> we invest and so on. this is our strategy. region by region because it's not the same and sho ad adapted. and this is clearly renovation of slabs and houses and we accompany them by financing all the renovations, all this w

france, paris. france is the second tourist destination of zionists after america. although france and the zionist regime are competitors in the sale of military weapons. but in most fields they have friendly relations, including in 1956 when the french military during the occupation a part of the sinai desert helped the zionists . the peak of close relations between france and the zionist regime was in the 60s during the sale of the mirage to the zionists. the french mirages played an important role in the victory of the occupying regime in the thousand war of france as the youngest prime minister in the history of france. in 1990, the french parliament passed a law known as the fabius guissou law. the content of this bill was what fabius wanted to make it legal. the bill that says: if anyone questions the existence of gas chambers and the killing of 6 million jews in world war ii , he tried a lot, from one month to one year in prison and paying a fine. naqdi will be condemned and will lose his job . the genocidal gas chambers are always a serious question of many

though i know that's plain, that no french mercenaries are fighting in ukraine against russia. despite frances defense minister having admitted to the country just days ago. and the stories that shape the way president biden pledges to keep bothering him. and while at the same time admitting strikes by the u. s. u. k, coalition of fail to prevent the who cheese from attacking ships from the rates, the the idea destroys the last university in gaza. another, not the military target reduced to rubble in the in bottles and plates. and we're going to get the premium or so we're going to get the israel. the situation saw donald trump seems ahead and the republican race for the presidential nomination winning the iowa caucus. we get reaction from, i'd spoken us commentator alex joe we, we want the future. but the military industrial complex, the president eisenhower warren job number one threat does not want that. they want the global domination and the bigger problem is they're incompetent. the across the world around the clock, this is our t international to our top story. this our front says forei

france is very criticized for not helping ukraine enough.some german institute puts germany in first place, some doubts arise, that’s all, many calculations do not take into account the money that we pour into the european budget, actually france, like germany , is the largest contributor, while poland's share, for example, is 2%, france's share in the eu budget is 30%. such a historical, excuse me, moment of settling scores for germany and france, because when they even. now is not the time, in general, to settle scores between hated the french and who do not pay extra to ukraine , why did they squeeze the money, we are already worried about them because there the french and the germans got into it in earnest, look here, you know, this is a multi-step operation, it is quite curious, they are in charge of everyone, of course. corporations, i apologize, have become multinational, they are already somewhat very profitable, because they are transnational countries, so when receiving an order in germany, americans also earn money from this, para

zanovny, and finally, you will be briefly questioned by the new prime minister of france, yes , gabrythe one hand, we understand what the class said. that young people everywhere are dear to us, so on the other hand, well, 34 years old is not too young, in general, what can we expect from france in this case, i think that it is really an interesting question, because atal, gabriel atal beat everyone records are french, before him the first prime minister of france, who was the youngest, was 37 years old, gabriel atal is 34 years old. but uh, prime minister , you know, it's in france, if , as far as ukraine is concerned, foreign policy in france is more the prerogative and the competence of the french president, so if macron, while macron is the president of france, i think that macron understood quite well who putin is and how to talk to him, so atal will not be there. to change the external vector of france's policy, everything will depend further from president macron. and as long as macron is president, he knows and has experience how to talk to putin. ugh. thank you, that's reassu

around the world ukraine france has stepped up to help ukraine's brave troops resist putin's aggression. we formed a historic international coalition rooted in shared interest in common principles. the united states remains determined to support ukraine its fight for freedom i'm especially glad we are joined today by my friend ukrainian defenseman minister we look forward to hearing your report from the battlefield. ukraine's fight is important for all of our countries. ukraine's incredibly brave troops are could turn their battle against the kremlin invaders against a vast front-line ukraine's east and south in a bitter winter weather. ukraine's defenders continue to inflict significant losses on the kremlin's forces. putin continues to sacrifice staggering numbers of russian troops in its rash and reckless war of choice putin hopes missiles and drones will demoralize ukrainian people break the fighting spilt spirit of ukrainian military i urge this group to d deep to provide ukraine with more lifesaving defense systems and interceptors ukraine has answered putin's cruelty with courage

several european countries, including france are witnessing farmers protest over agriculture related policies of the governments. meanwile, the european commission has proposed new measures, including curbs on ukrainian produce to calm the continent-wide anger. we discussed that issue in a news review program. it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. the european union has proposed new measures in a bit to quell farmers protests in france and other eu members. the european commission says that it will extend curves on ukraine's. cultural imports for another year as part of the new measures. europe is grappling with continent-wide protest over rising costs, its environmental policies and cheap food imports especially from ukraine. in france were protested nearing two weeks, police arrested 18 people as farmers tried to block the paris wholesale food market. protesters also set up dozens of blockades on highways and access roads to major container ports. also in belgium protests continue for. fourth day as farmers are blocking more traffic arteries across the country to disr

well, there you have it, france might be planning to bring down the popular. government of burkina faso due to his anti-imperialist policies. unfortunately our time is up for now like to thank our guest there dr.ole for his incisive analysis. now welcome to our africa rising. section that focuses on interesting events in africa from innovation, achievements in science and technology to arts and culture. today we are talking to dr. joseph mbelle, the author of a book titled african and american embracing cultural differences. thank you for your time, dr. mbelle, uh, thank you very much, i'm happy to be here. dr. mbele, can you first tell us more about your book and the message it conveys in particular regarding the view of americans towards? africans, i was interested in um presenting a truthful image of the african culture. unfortunately, unfortunately, uh, americans don't know much about the world, they don't know much about africa. um, in the media, for example, the images of africa are negative. "they talk about africa as if it was one little place uh that

france also promises to increase the supply of artillery shells to ukraine, and paris also promises toiv with 300 such shells per month, as of now. at the same time, for context. i should note that france has recently come under criticism due to a decrease in arms supplies to kyiv, for example, according to according to the kiel institute of the world economy , france allocated 1.7 billion euros worth of weapons to ukraine and thus ranks 12th among kyiv's armed sponsors, for example , germany supplied ukraine with weapons worth almost 21 billion euros and ranks second after the united states of america. joining our broadcast is oleksandr mereshko, people's deputy, servant of the people faction and chairman of the committee on foreign policy and international cooperation. good evening. good evening. and tell me, what does it testify to? here is the appearance of the artillery coalition, and the fact that it was led by such countries as france and the united states. well, this is a very positive step. i would like to remind you that not so long ago, by the way, a coalition of drones was

there seems to be a lot of action and a lot of uncertainty, frances? >> chapman bell, thank you >>> more turbulenc turbulence fg after a crack was found in a cockpit window during a flight over japan cabin pressure was normal and the plane safely returned to the airport. it comes a week after the door plug blew off a plane over oregon >>> the deadly deep freeze continues to plague much of the country, fuelling storms that are believed to be responsible for at least ten deaths. huge swaths of the country are below freezing, making it treacherous for many to be outside. on monday, montana recorded the coldest temperature nationwide at minus 42 degrees. more than 9,000 flights were delayed, and over 3,000 were canceled today there are already more than 1,000 flights grounded. residents in texas are asked to conserve power for a second day in a row as frigid temperatures continue there let's bring in angie lassman good morning >> you are exactly right we've got chilly temperatures, snow happening, and we've got kind of a wintry mix across portions of the s

you know that there are 3 other giants on his side , england, france and germany. clearly, people can refer to the first president of france immediately at the beginning of the war british minister and german chancellor came there and declared that we are with you, what does this mean? i mean, they give us regular aid, that is, the weapons that are sold and the other aid that they give . if i wanted to list their aid now, because i don't have enough time , i would only say america, because if i want to say germany, france, and england, you know. america, apart from providing permanent aid to the israeli government with about 3 billion dollars a year , approved 14 billion dollars during the war . it means that we want to start a battle in which one side has all the power of the world america, which is only the first 14 billion dollars, says no , we will give it whatever it wants, that is, whatever power it needs, israel is in this battle with this. the smallest state in the world or one of the smallest states in the world is at its disposal. now, along with the othe

no french soldier is officially fights in ukraine on behalf of france. well, florian, philip, paul, leader of francis patriot's party, has accused nate to no boxley inciting. it's a member country citizens to go fight against russia. friends must clean up each act and stay away from these war stopped. bush and propaganda that encourages crazy night people to go and fight their peace soon with former seattle, the story, johnson told r t. the french mercenaries have been involved in the war from the art sense and power since though nothing to prevent the. and this is not news that there had been frenchman. englishman, americans said slowly, the start of the special military operation. let's say that in march of 2022 and france has made no effort at any point or over the last, almost 2 years. to put a whole to this. they've sort of enabled to allow that to go forward. i think this is more than just a vague, pursuing a paycheck. i, i strongly suspect that this, this number of mercenaries, and particularly in this kind of concentration, reflected a covert act

anastasia popova liabernade, news from france. blocked in the city, and a dump truck of manure was dumped on one of the roads. now the protest is reportedly going on within the city limits. a unique operation was carried out by scientists from a company founded by elon musk. with the help of a robotic surgeon, they introduced a bundle of the thinnest electrodes and a bluetooth signal transmitter into the human brain. in the future, similar... macaque, which plays video games with force , the company first presented a device capable of transmitting brain signals in 2019 . 2 years later a video was published thoughts. 100 years under the radar of cameras, today mosfilm, one of the largest film studios in europe, celebrates its centenary. in his congratulations to the staff and veterans, vladimir putin emphasized that mosfilm is rightfully proud of its rich history, names and creative achievements. more than 2,500 films were created at mosfilm; sergei izenshtein, andrei tarkovsky, vasily shukshin, georgy danelia worked there. tonight