it's - into the indian ocean.moving its forces and fleets further abroad, so we might see them there. also, it's not a threat to china itself but i think that it may bump into chinese expansion. that it may bump into chinese mansion-— that it may bump into chinese exansion. ., ~ ~ expansion. thank you, mark, we appreciate _ expansion. thank you, mark, we appreciate your _ expansion. thank you, mark, we appreciate your time _ expansion. thank you, mark, we appreciate your time in - appreciate your time in speaking to us. mark cancian. that brings us to a close for this hour. i will be up next with business today and we will have a focus on those port strikes across the us which seems to have come to an end. we will see you again shortly. hello there. it's a dry, chilly, bright start to the day on friday for much of the country. however, we have been seeing some changes taking place overnight with a weather front pushing into northern ireland and western scotland. that's brought more cloud, breeze with outbreaks of

israeli regime and they targeted vessel in the red sea, indian ocean and arabian sea.essels going to and from the israeli regime um in solidarity uh with the palestinian people and now the lebanese people. yes, and it seems that every side of the resistance is completely ready. of course, so far they have tried to keep it a war of attrition, because the goal is not again to just hit major, the goal is to eradicate the zionist regime, which would take a long war, but also it is possible. mean it is possible that this also breaks into an all-out war depending on what the zionist regime does, one of the irgc authorities for instance had said that iran's leader of the revolution had had said already before that if any any place in iran is hit that without the permission of any of the officials the irgc is to respond in less than half an hour, so this is iran is ready with all those missiles, but it's only matter of seeing what what imam khamenei. finally decides, because what iran has done so far is it has basically supported all of these resistance fronts for so long, at

china being one of them. as— the indian ocean. china being one of them. �* , the indian ocean.we can see, tom tugendhat, worried that this _ them. as we can see, tom tugendhat, worried that this will give _ worried that this will give an opening to china. he also perhaps a political aim, very keen for us to know who was the foreign secretary when these talks opened in 2022. that would be james cleverly, his rival for the leadership. that would be james cleverly, his rivalfor the leadership. the rival for the leadership. the james cleverly rivalfor the leadership. the james cleverly campaign say rival for the leadership. the james cleverly campaign say that there is no point pretending that this is anything other than the labour party's deal. anything other than the labour party's deal-— anything other than the labour party's deal. there is war raging around the _ party's deal. there is war raging around the world but _ party's deal. there is war raging l around the world but that explains why this is the new political fault line. tell us a bit about the chagos islands. ~ , ., �

the chagos archipelago is located in the indian ocean — about 1,000 miles south of the indian subcontinenthabited islands. it was the uk's last african colony. under the agreement, the key island of diego garcia will remain home to a joint uk—us military base. in the 1960s, the uk evicted about 1,500 local residents to make way for the airbase. they'll now be allowed to return. 0ur correspondent andrew harding has more. a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean. 0ur correspondent andrew harding has more. a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean. british for now but, after today's agreement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited save for one, an important one — diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius but, crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. it crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies, and this has been reached in full agreem

a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean.sh, for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited, save for one, an important one, diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius, but crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies and has been reached in full agreement with the united states retaining the crucial base on diego garcia. also closes down a potential route for migrants. but some have warned that china could exploit the deal to extend its influence. it is over half a century since the inhabitants of the islands were deported forcibly by the colonial power, britain. this deal will now give them the right to return home at last. perhaps even to resettle there. it is about a sense of belonging. it is something that was robbed from

it is about our geopolitical position in the indian ocean. >> i forgot one thing though. i forgot one thing, which is when we gave mauritius her independence in 1965, we gave them as final settlement for these islands. £3 million, which in 1965 was a lot of taxpayers money. mauritius took the money and they accepted that the british indian ocean territory would remain british. that was the treaty signed in 1965. so this overturns an international treaty which mauritius entered into voluntarily. >> that kind of money, i'm sure the chinese can just find down the chinese can just find down the back of their sofa. ranil, let's go to you. you were vociferously shaking your head there as paul was speaking. what's your take on what many people are calling the great british giveaway? yeah, i mean, i totally agree. i've met the representatives of the chagossian people here in the uk as well. >> when i was on the foreign affairs committee, and it's very clear that they don't have a clear that they don't have a clear view on this. they want to be able t

these are the chagos islands, deep in the indian ocean.

the chagos archipelago is located in the indian ocean about 1000 miles south of the indian subcontinent of more than 60 mostly uninhabited islands. it was the uk's uninhabited islands. it was the uk's last african colony. under the agreement the key island of diego garcia will remain home to a joint diego garcia will remain home to ajoint uk—us diego garcia will remain home to a joint uk—us military base. in the 1960s the uk that did about 1500 local residents to make way for the airbase. they will now be allowed to return. our correspondent andrew harding has more. a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean. british for now but, after today's agreement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited save for one, an important one, diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius but, crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. it crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and

in the indian ocean.en mauritius won its independence, it didn't get full independence because britain kept back the chagos archipelago from mauritius. it had already promised in a secret deal to give diego garcia at all to the americans for a military base. there has been a campaign to get those islands back, full 70, full independence. the us have taken that very seriously. as britain has, for example brexit, it has begun to lose international... they have come together to campaign on this issue of anti colonialism, to say britain must end its last occupation, its old empire. that has galvanised a lot of internationals. finally, today, we have on both sides agree, they have signed a deal. they still need to sign a treaty that they basically have done a deal on all of the details. they have put it in this very short announcement today. here is the fate of diego garcia which the americans will continue to operate from for the next 99 years. the britons have granted the americans... those 1000 people you m

and as i say, give up this territory in the indian ocean.al problem is what is going to be the impact for the united kingdom, the united states, seato, which is the southeast asia treaty organisation, which is the regional equivalent of nato with an aggressive china, who at the moment are, as you know, creating islands around the philippines, creating islands off vietnam in order to expand their overseas reach. now, this is getting dangerously close to india, dangerously close to africa, and it's quite clearly going to be used as a base and i do wonder what the us state department had to say when their base, diego garcia , is now being base, diego garcia, is now being ceded over to an ally of china? >> yes, absolutely. because although in the announcement today, it said that that base can stay there, are you saying that it won't be long before the chinese make noises and say to mauritius, we're not happy about this, you need to get that. is that what you're suggesting, that what you're suggesting, that this the agreement today won't actually

in a historic move, the uk government announces the return of the chagos islands in the indian ocean to mauritius. lebanon's health ministry says nine people are killed in beirut in an israeli strike on a medical facility — close to the centre of the lebanese capital. i'm anna foster in beirut — the israeli military continues to hit targets across lebanon — saying that 15 hezbollah fighters were killed in an air strike in the south. meanwhile the war in gaza continues. bbc examines a fatal air strike on a school in gaza city which killed multiple children. and, prosecutors in the election interference case against donald trump allege that the former president �*resorted to crimes�* to overturn the 2020 election result. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the uk government says it has agreed a deal which gives mauritius full sovereignty over the chagos islands — which are located in the indian ocean — while allowing the uk and the us to retain operational control of their diego garcia joint military base there.

in a historic move, the uk government announces the return of the chagos islands in the indian oceanirut in an israeli strike on a medical facility — close to the centre of the lebanese capital. i'm anna foster in beirut — the israeli military continues to hit targets across lebanon — saying that 15 hezbollah fighters were killed in an air strike in the south. meanwhile the war in gaza continues. bbc examines a fatal air strike on a school in gaza city which killed multiple children. live from london. this is bbc news. in a historic move, the uk government announces the return of the chagos islands in the indian ocean to mauritius. lebanon's health ministry says nine people are killed in beirut in an israeli strike on a medical facility — close to the centre of the lebanese capital.

the chagos islands, in the indian ocean, are known as britain's last african colony.ou may not have been aware of it but britain has controlled the islands since the early 1800s. now — after a long running bitter dispute — they've agreed to hand over soverignty to mauritius. the chagos archipelago is made up of more than 60 islands — mostly uninhabited — here between mauritius and coming up on bbc news... can eric ten hag pull off a european win to ease the pressure after a run of bad results? manchester united take on porto in the europa league tonight. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the chagos islands, in the indian ocean, are known as britain's last african colony. you may not have been aware of it but britain has controlled the islands since the early 1800s. now — after a long running bitter dispute — they've agreed to hand over soverignty to mauritius. the chagos archipelago is made up of more than 60 islands — mostly uninhabited — here between mauritius mostly uninhabited - here between mauritius , americans will remain in place. this is a ve ,

they lined the indian ocean, one thousand miles south of the indian subcontinent.ll include the island of diego garcia, home to a crucial american military base which the united states will retain. our correspondent has this report. >> a scattering of tiny islands ep in the indian ocean. british for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the islands are uninhabited, say for one, an important one. diego garcia. it is home to a vacant and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand it all over to mauritius. crucially, the americans will remain in place. >> a crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies, reaching a full agreement with the united states by retaining the base on diego christ -- diego garcia. >> but some have warned that china could exploit the deal to extend its influence. it is over half a century since the inhabitants of the island we deported forcibly by the colonial power britain. this deal will give them the right to return home at last, perhaps even to resettle. >> it's

gulf and indian ocean. the project is of great importance for the countries that are on the route of this logistics corridor. the section is in demand, about 15 million tons, possibly for transportation, but this is the so -called western section, this is the direct exit of our european part of the russian federation to the countries of the persian gulf, the indian ocean. there is also an eastern one, on the other side of the caspian. in the summer, the logistics hub in astrakhan received the first batch of fish from iran. previously, it worked only with fruits. now here and milk, and meat up to a million tons of transshipment per year. more cooperation - higher interest in russia. over 4 years, the number of students from iran in russian universities has tripled to 800 people. more people want to study russian in iran itself, the tourist exchange is growing. i am very pleased to see how well they are developing. russia has something to offer in the framework of cooperation. we are launching the creation of

exit of our european part of the russian federation to the countries of the persian gulf, the indian oceanere is also the eastern one, on the other side of the caspian. in the summer, the logistics hub in astrakhan received the first batch of fish from iran. previously, it worked only with fruits, now. in 4 years, the number has tripled to 800 people, more students from iran wanting to study russian in russian universities have grown, and tourist exchange is growing in iran itself. i am very pleased to see how well they are developing our relations at all levels, and i would like to emphasize that the new iranian government is also seriously intending to strengthen our relations. another meeting between mikhail mishustin and mohammad rize aref took place at the eurasian economic union forum. iran joined it as an observer state. ararat was shrouded in thick haze all day, but by evening the clouds had cleared. here the russian delegation landed at the yerevan airport in zakatya against the backdrop of postcard views. mikhail mishustin had a busy schedule in yerevan, a meeting with belarusian

we then create and strengthened our naval presence, the indian ocean. making arrangements for key naval and air facilities to be used. our forces in the region of africa and the persian. we've reconfirmed our 1959 agreement to help pakistan preserve its independence and its integrity. the united states will take action consistent with our own laws to assist pakistan and resisting any outside aggression. and i'm asking the congress specifically to reaffirm this agreement. i'm also working, along with the leaders of other nations to provide additional military and economic aid for pakistan. that request will come you in just a few days, in the weeks ahead, we will further strengthen political and, military ties with other nations in the region. we believe that there are no irreconcilable differences between us and any islamic nation. we respect the faith of islam and. we are ready to cooperate with all countries. finally, we are prepared to work with other countries in the region to share a cooperative security framework that respects differing values and

at the same time , great britain is losing its former colonies, this time in the indian ocean.s, the chagus archipelago was officially transferred to the republic of mauritius. the british appropriated it half a century ago, here now they seem to be giving in, though they have left their military base there. one way or another, argentina is keeping a close eye on this story with the chagas, where they have been increasingly discussing the return. that with this agreement great britain recognizes our sovereignty over chagos. some thought that this was impossible, because such a small country as ours would not be able to deal with such great powers. a few words about mauritius itself, it is a state in the southwestern part of the indian ocean, north of the island of madagascar. independence from britain received it in 1968. at the same time , friendly relations with moscow were established. by the way, today the diplomatic mission in mauritius is headed by our colleague irada zeynalova. it was from the moment of independence that the mauritian authorities began to seek the return

this time in the indian ocean.he chagus archipelago has been officially transferred to the republic of mauritius. the british appropriated it half a century ago, and now they seem to be giving in, though, leaving his military base there. one way or another, argentina is keeping a close eye on the chagas story, where recently. the return of the malvinas islands, also known as the falkland islands, which britain inherited after the war of 1982, has been increasingly discussed . and all the details, motives and layouts are in anna voronina. 210 years under the rule of the british kingdom, to finally stop being another colony. after almost six decades of proceedings, london agreed to return the chagos islands to mauritius, which remained in the possession of the kingdom, despite decolonization. we are proud to announce that with this agreement great britain recognizes our sovereignty over chagos. some thought that this was impossible, because such a small country as ours would not be able to deal with such great powers

they lie in the indian ocean a thousand miles south of the indian subcontinent.r the airbase. they will now be allowed to return. it's about a sense of belonging. it's something that was robbed from me, a place we can call home. we will be free and we will be able to participate and get back what really belonged to us. that's happiness. but some have warned china could exploit the situation to extend its influence. the conservative mp tom tugendhat says the deal is not in britain's national interest. it means that although the airbase, which isjointly uk—us operated, is maintained on a 99—year lease, the other outlying islands go back to mauritian sovereignty. now, there are many other countries which will be interested in a permanent base in the indian ocean, china being one of them. let's go back to the panel — anna mikhailova and joel rubin. anna, some people have said that when people were forced out of the checo silence between 1968—73, it was one of the most shameful episodes in british colonial history. do you think that is now all over —— of the chagos is

they lie in the indian ocean, 1,000 miles south of the indian subcontinent.ich the united states will retain. 0ur correspondent andrew harding reports. a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean. british, for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited, save for one, an important one, diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius, but crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies and has been reached in full agreement with the united states retaining the crucial base on diego garcia. also closes down a potential route for migrants. but some have warned that china could exploit the deal to extend its influence. it is over half a century since the inhabitants of the islands were deported forcibly by the colonial power, britain. this deal will now give them

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there are key military outposts in the indian ocean.ent. and a lot of people are saying, could this be the direction of travel? the great british giveaway? what next? the falklands or perhaps even gibraltar? >> a giveaway without the big money that gb news offers in its competition? martin. that's right. i mean , james cleverly is right. i mean, james cleverly is saying weak, weak, weak about this. he's obviously a former foreign secretary. he wants to be the next tory leader, but he's concerned tories are concerned about why on earth we've we've given away this british indian ocean territory with the chagos islands. we've been losing argument for about eight years on this ever since the brexit vote, we lost the support of the european union to have sovereignty over that. we lost a vote in the un. i think in 2019, the big the strategic importance importance is the diego garcia base on there. that means that we can our nuclear subs can go in there and get some work done to them. it's a deep water port. often after 9/11, us bombers took o

but the truth is, is these like tiny little islands and they're in the middle of the indian ocean, indianright, which is between africa and india, which is why they are they they are they are in the indian ocean. they are. and they've been under british control since 1814 and the french took control of it. people haven't lived in them. >> for i tell you what, they still had dodos when we took them over. >> is that right? >> is that right? >> yeah. yeah, exactly. so they did. i don't know if they were on that particular island. >> the fact is , they are >> the fact is, they are british. and this keir starmer gave it away . nobody knows. did gave it away. nobody knows. did you hear about this beforehand ? you hear about this beforehand? >> well, i believe the process was started under james cleverly, which we i don't know if we'll be coming back to that later, but he was he was foreign secretary and he initiated that process. david cameron held it up. it's these things are always this kind of second or third order effects. the diplomacy is subtle, right . because the subtle, right. because

the chagos archipelago is located in the indian ocean, about 1000 miles south of the indian subcontinentny. under the agreement, the key island of diego garcia will remain home to a joint uk—us military base. in the 1960s, the uk evicted about fifteen—hundred local residents to make way for the airbase. they'll now be allowed to return. 0ur correspondent andrew harding has more. a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean. british for now but, after today's agreement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited save for one, an important one, diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius but, crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. it crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies, and this has been reached in full agreement with the united states, retaining the crucial base on diego garcia. it also closes down a potential route for migrants. but some have w

how significant is the start for the wider indian ocean region, se, as we go in there has to be the full front of the d. gardner. they should process exactly and deal with the 1st country which broke out all the bridges. yet bio and shepherd i visited for the children to be of all of this just didn't because to be called at night edition. and i think yes, you're right. there are possibly some area which do need to be called a nice, but this was a really good. did you just need an awesome daddy? i was just about 170790 cannot be just to be wrong in detroit. so it does go out and the bedding is not part of a place where i call it id card and dies ition needed to be done. and i'm glad this was found to be beauty when possible. i must say that in definitely a very involved brewer in the back grow 8. and this is the foundation in these days, but would just be issued out of the agreement for 3 different by products just and you'll get you'll come back to your point, not or title should look good. so i didn't. but given all of the you can go look, we did at least 6 different program which was a

a proves homeroom for the long disputed shake of silence in the indian ocean hailing it sounds a diplomatic success. but there's a side deal allowing the u. s. military to hold onto it based on the largest household with locals there. excellent. for half a century still shut out. i mean, why can't they go home on the ultimate leave? that is a question for the u. k. and raise your rate is our base, but when it comes to the to is it is what's going on there. so, so, so it doesn't matter is the people that question the governments of the united kingdom and maricia the united states is consistently and persistently promoting mechanisms for controlling financial and commodity flows in the commonwealth of independent states under the pretext of insuring a sanctions regime in fact, it is implementing neo colonial policy sanctions by stealth out of meeting with his regional counterparts. russia security service chief accused as the u. s. a flushing its own in france using economic buckley the broadcasting 247. for most schools, this is your r t international hello and welcome to the news hour. we b

these are the chagos islands, deep in the indian ocean. home to a vast and secretive american military base, used to refuel bombers during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. foghorn but for years, the island nation of mauritius has been staking claim to the chagos islands, planting their flag on one of the tropical atolls here and demanding that britain give up what some have called the uk's last colony in africa. back in the 1960s, the people living on the archipelago were forcibly removed by britain, which kept hold of the islands while giving mauritius its independence. a secret deal was already in place to let the americans set up their military base on diego garcia. chapter ii of the charter... but in recent years, international opinion has turned against britain. ..that the united kingdom is under an obligation... the un's top court ruled here that the islands do indeed belong to mauritius and should be handed over immediately. britain disagreed but began negotiations anyway. and today, reluctantly, but peacefully, the government has

to the indian ocean. now what natives of the cha go silence are protesting a deal base. a house that can hold that opinion. laptop to the you. k, read the hands the items back to marissa. this precious foreign secretary david law, me hailed the hand over though say it's a tip not to it went to both the u. k and the u. s. which happens to have a military base on one of the church. this is a victory for diplomacy. we saved the base, it has been secured for the long term. it's critical for our national security. without security of tenure, there will be no base. the deal benefits us, the u. k. the us and maurice just for the windows deal was analysis seems like it was close to resolving this territorial dispute with malicious over the tables located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david lab me the far in sacred trees crashing with furious tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why and he continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move, which is all giving that it's secure to the future of the strategically

which has a military base on the indian ocean territory. this is a victory for diplomacy. we saved the base. it has been secured for the long term. it's critical for our national security. without security of tenure, there will be no base deal benefits us the u. k. the us and maurice just from when this deal was analysis seems like a bridge and was close to resolving this tutorial. dispute with marissa is over the table is located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david lab me the far and sacred trees crashing which fever is tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why even going through. and she continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move, which is all giving that it's secure to the future of the strategically important ministry based on diego castillo. after years often he goes, dispute the bass will remain under u. k. you is control, but critics off the deal, including many tory in peace argue that it was a time not which has close ties, which marissa has ad. it gives away a strategic asset. although th

a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean.ement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited, save for one — an important one, diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius but, crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies, and this has been reached in full agreement with the united states, retaining the crucial base on diego garcia. also closes down a potential route for migrants. but some have warned that china could exploit the deal to extend its influence. it is over half a century since the inhabitants of the island were deported forcibly by the colonial power, britain. this deal will now give them the right to return home at last, perhaps even to resettle there. it's about a sense of belonging. it's something that was robbed from me, a place that we can call h

k. approves homeroom for longest speed it islands in the indian ocean to marshes hailing it as it diplomatic success. but there's a side deal of the us military holds on to the largest all the islands, exile for half a century, still shut off. i mean, why can't they go home on the ultimately, that is a question for the u. k. and mercy is our base, but when it comes to the, the reason is what's going on there. so, so, so that is the letter, is that people say there's a question, the governments of the united kingdom. and marissa is the, this is our to international. my name's you know, neil on 30 minutes of news and views starts not as tensions in the middle east sewer. the uranium supreme leader has addressed as nation and citizens of lebanon. i atalla ali, i'm in, i say is the region faces a common enemy that wants to oppress its people. the enemy of the iranian people is the same as the enemy of the palestinian people. he is the same enemy of the lebanese people. that same government is the enemy of the rocky people. the enemy of the people of egypt is the enemy of the people of syria and

a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean.e american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius but, crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. it crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies, and this has been reached in full agreement with the united states, retaining the crucial base on diego garcia. it also closes down a potential route for migrants. but some have warned that china could exploit the deal to extend its influence. it is over half a century since the inhabitants of the island were deported forcibly by the colonial power britain. this deal will now give them the right to return home at last, perhaps even to resettle there. it's about a sense of belonging. it's something that was robbed from me — a place that we can call home. we will be free and we will be able to participate and get back what really belongs to us. that's happiness. mauritius has been campaign

these are the chagos islands, deep in the indian ocean.ritish for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the islands are all uninhabited, save for one. an important one. diego garcia. it is home to a vast and secretive american military base, used to refuel bombers during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. foghorn but for years, the island nation of mauritius has been staking claim to the chagos islands, planting their flag on one of the tropical atolls here and demanding that britain give up what some have called the uk's last colony in africa. back in the 1960s, the people living on the archipelago were forcibly removed by britain, which kept hold of the islands while giving mauritius its independence. a secret deal was already in place to let the americans set up their military base on diego garcia. chapter ii of the charter... but in recent years, international opinion has turned against britain. ..that the united kingdom is under an obligation... the un's top court ruled here that the islands do indeed belong to mauriti

the chagos islands, in the indian ocean, are known as britain's last african colony.stly uninhabited — here between mauritius

islands to maurice's, ending a decades long speech, or wishes as claim the archipelago in the indian oceans, and scanning independents for britain. as part of the deal, the u. k will retain the use of the joint to us u. k. military base on diego garcia for which it evicted the islands entire population. in the 19 sixties and seventies or at least 78 passengers have being reported dead after a boat carrying scores of people capsized on lake keeper in the democratic republic of the congo. officials say the vessel was severely overcrowded and they expect to pull more bodies from the water. the footage captured from the shore shows the moment the sinking boat flipped over and lake people it. 2 2 the golf girls all go down all around the port of goma. there was a shock in greece, a boat that was pulling into the dock think a few 100 meters from shore. while its passengers desperately tried to make it to safety. many did not survive. in the aftermath, people who came to greet family members and friends, found themselves searching through bodies pulled from the lake, dreading what they might find

it has competing interests with china in the indian ocean where the maldives is located.l a ruling in the us which says the firm must open its app store to competition. it is the latest development of an antitrust case brought by fortnite's maker epic games. on monday, a usjudge issued an injunction which takes effect in november. this blocks google from paying developers to use its google play store exclusively. a usjudge has authorised a bankruptcy plan for ftx to return money to customers, using over $16 billion in recovered assets. the crypto exchange's collapse in 2022 left customers and investors facing billions of dollars in losses. most stakeholders will get their money back under the deal. the global head of uber says cheap chinese electric vehicles entering uk and european markets are ultimately good for the environment. he spoke to the bbc�*s business editor, simonjack, and said the company wanted to electrify its fleet of cars and that tariffs aren't helping. i think cheap chinese vehicles are a good thing for the environment. and i will tell you that china is

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a cluster of 60 islands in the indian ocean over 2000 kilometers north of malicious. the historic deal will see the islands handed over to my wishes. between 19671973, the population was forcibly removed in order to build a joint us u. k. military base. the british government says the deal will allow it to continue using that military base in the future. us presidential by and and vice president cala harris have been visiting some of the areas affected by hurricane hill in a more than a 180 people have been killed across the 6 states. the storms damage could stretch into billions of dollars. those are the headlines, allison's who were investigations, gaza is up next the the. busy of the the, the west cannot hind. they cannot claim ignorance. nobody can say they didn't know this in an era of technology. and this has been described as the 1st live stream genocide in history. and i believe that to be true, the, they are conducting a genocide now with lead, their setting their atrocities, to music, putting them on catchy reels on tick tock, the ordinary as railways. see w

the resistance claimed the archipelago in the indian ocean since gaming independence from britain as part of the day of britain wilk everytime the use of a joint to us, you came in a few base for which it evicted the islands entire population in the 19 sixties and seventies, the soldiers in mexico have opened fire on migrants killing 6 and wounding 12 of this happened on the popular smuggling roots in the southern states of chia past the defense, better streets as the vehicle carrying the migrants tried to invite. the military patrol and soldiers mistook them for gun members after hearing gunshots. thousands of protesters, something boxed in berlin on german unity takes heating a call from the initiative. never again left the populist as on a vacuum. connect and participants called for an end to deliveries to you. cravens a piece of gauze are great critics are valid and could i say she is an apologist. the russian president vladimir pershing, germany is mocking or unity de searching for years since communist east of jeremy officially joined the west. and the divided country was re yo

you all can probably go in the indian ocean since gaming independence from the okay. as part of the deal, britain will retain the use of a joint to us u. k. military base for which it evicted the islands entire population. in the 19 sixties and seventies slide surface room does a japanese apple attached to an american world war 2 bomb exploded a moments after a passenger plane taxi. past the injuries have been reported, dozens of flights were cancelled. i took me as actually airport in the south, which had been a naval base during the 2nd world war air raid sirens that sounded twice in keys as nato's new secretary general mark wrote to visit the ukrainian capital of his 1st official trip. in the role you met with you trying to present the landscape and discussed your crime so called victory pine is developed a promise to keep that the military alliance would continue to support your trade in his defense against russia's invasion. here is a joint press conference with ukrainian president ukraine is closer to nature than ever before. and will continue on this pass until

precisely as an important waterway that would provide them with uninterrupted communication with the indian oceanhe supply of weapons. on august 3, 1942 , british prime minister winston churchill visited cairo. he appointed lieutenant general bernard mangomery as the new commander of british troops in egypt. a professional soldier, mangomery was veteran of world war i. in 1940 , he commanded a division near dunkirk. that is, he could accumulate forces, and the enemy could not accumulate them. in early november 1942, during the second battle, the british army. on november 4, 1942, more than 300 american military transport ships entered the mediterranean sea. in the ports of algiers, oran and casablanca, they landed a force totaling about 110 thousand people. french. plus this is the first combat experience of fighting the germans, this experience was considered very important for the reasons that it was both it's called a test, to what extent we can really fight the germans, because they had never had any experience of war before, the landing did not involve any resistance, they landed on a virtua

project is cited, which is really such a geopolitical, of course, from angola through zambia to the indian oceanat's all, and the article also says that the united states will look for private investors to solve infrastructure projects around the world, that is, in fact , there is no money, yes, but you build, and what is not, the article, this seems more important to me, there are no reasons for a crisis in relations between the united states and these four countries, especially between russia and china, this is a given, this crisis exists, so we are dealing with it, the article completely ignores the concept multipolarity, well, which is generally logical, because the united states is building or maintaining its unipolar world, but not to see brics, not to see other otc structures, the same one is simply impossible in this sense, the article is not professional, further in the article there is well... the separation of the chinese technological platform from the american one, which in general is also a sign of strengthening or increasing the power of the world majority, china, russia, even ind

the zionist regime has carried out operations in the red sea and the arabian sea, as well as the indian ocean and the gulf of aden, against targets related to the zionist regime. we will enter next because we will make the so-called capital of the zionist regime the target of our own attacks. tel aviv, which the zionists call tel aviv, is actually jaffa, and we target other special military targets as well. the operations of the yemeni armed forces are increasing. is and is still continuous and whole the axis of the resistance is in full readiness and we observe that we have operations almost every day against the zionist enemy and almost every day we have one or two to three operations in different areas by air, land and sea . the armed forces of yemen will increase and it seems that we are facing new and diverse scenarios, and in fact friends and enemies will be surprised by these operations. we expect these operations to increase, especially since the attacks iranian attacks, the iranian response was very extensive and has actually terrified the israeli enemy and mani's operation against h