khalid, i want to talk to you about ethnic divisions in sudan. is this simply a war between two generals by think for power -- vying for power or are there people you -- deeper ethnic divisions? >> it is not so much ethnic, but political competition between these two generals. i think the notion that this is an ethnic conflict is something that is often times not correct. there is no correlation between the density of the number of ethnic groups and conflict. as easy as it is to say, to reduce this conflict to interethnic conflict, it is not the case. i would suggest that historically, the issue in sudan is an imbalance between the center and the periphery. that gives us a much more understanding about the present conflict and also the decades under the rule of al-bashir, in which the primary investment of the country went to the military. the remaining went into limited geographical triangle around khartoum. and that had to do with the concentration of power that dates back to the colonial era. understanding it that way can help you understand t

khalid hossein naqib, a former officer of the ministry of defense, also narrates the story like this. nishan sabah fakhri, the commander of the 4th corps , informed saddam in the heat of the fatah al-mobin operation and the advance of the iranian forces that our forces were fighting and risks to threaten them, the voice uttered these words while visiting the public road of feke and while walking and safely engaged in visiting his troops in the same artillery battalion that was retreating from the same issue. the battalion asks, this is the answer, sir, the iranian forces are a few kilometers away from your issue, i recommend that you also retreat, otherwise, you will be captured for years, and ayatollah khamenei, the leader of the revolution, refers to this story as follows: when he attacked iran, an interview in close to our borders, the trick is close to gilavand for study, he said the next interview next week in tehran, the question of numbers to himself and to the listeners, a week later , they will express tehran tehran and give an interview, david had a fate in the war and after

we are having to face risks just to be able to provide basic -- amy: let me ask khalid mustafa medanie question of whether this is becoming a kind of proxy war? you have the reports the wagner group has been providing missiles and "the washington post coastal reporting merhdi has close ties with russia, supports his gold-mining interest while others are backed by egypt? professor? >> absolutely. i think quite frankly the reason the united states and saudi arabia, one of the main reasons there holding what they call pre-negotiation talks is number one to feel at the two generals on the executive order that president biden implement it in terms of the threat of sanctions or sanctioning these generals. but another had to do as you stated -- as he stated himself, the spillover effect and the fact actors are going to use different domestic groups, in particular these two generals. widely acknowledge the wagner group has an interest in gold. russia has long had an interest in finding or establishing a base in the port of sudan. united narrative -- united arab emirates has historically been

of hezbollah forces since months ago, responsible for designing the operation and identifying the khalidas below to ensure the accuracy of the operation and identification. he went to point zero of the border to check all the details carefully. finally, the promised day has arrived and hezbollah's special forces are preparing behind the border fences. they are under and other forces of resistance is laptop wireless ships israel is attacked by the telecommunication forces. at 9:41 in the morning, hezbollah forces broke through a man's wall and crossed it towards the israeli ships . from other positions of the bank of israel, a shower of bullets flowed towards these forces as well. ignoring this volume of fire, they went to the cars and brought only the two soldiers who were left in front to lebanon. the israeli army tried to send its soldiers back by sending a merkava tank . 124 prisoners were destroyed and eight other soldiers were killed. israelis were also killed until what time it continued, but it was stopped due to its ineffectiveness. in the same mosque , seyyed hassan nasrallah, i

one of the arrested leaders, iqbal al-muslimin muhammad islam barir, whose brother khalid was an officerthe egyptian army at the time, following these events , khal decided to take a harsh revenge on sadat for betraying the cause. palestine will take the day on october 6, 1981, the egyptian authorities are celebrating the eighth anniversary of the beginning of the october war. a group of egyptian army officers attacked khaled islambouli and killed sadat . the case of this war, which was known as october and ramadan, was closed on this day. but its effects and the agreement have cast a shadow in the arab world to this day. in this country, he lives in america. white americans, immigrants and blacks, kylie's body, all the boys of america. some time ago, in the middle of a television interview, martin luther king said that the reality was that jason's mother was a constant companion. he called and was worried let there be a racist in one of the parts of the country and a black boy, my mother, don't call me at all, you had no reason to worry , i will show the difference between these two cit

one of the arrested leaders of the muslim brotherhood, muhammad, whose brother khalid was an officerthe egyptian army at this time, decided to take a severe revenge on sadat for betraying the cause of palestine. on october 6, 1981, when the authorities egyptian now the eighth anniversary of the beginning of the october war was being held. a group of mehr army officers under the command of khaled islamboli attacked the special location of the ceremony and killed sadat. the case of this war , which was known as october and its code , was closed on this day, but its effects and the agreement has cast a shadow in the arab world to this day, this family is complete , our baku is clean with a guarantee, it is toxic, since when did it happen, it was very painful to face it. pre-ophthalmologist to nature, hello again in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings to you, dear countrymen, at 5:00 p.m. and i am at your service with some news. the criticism of the head of the judiciary , mr. ajeei said at the 23rd general prosecutors' conference of the military revolution

joining me to discuss this, heather caygle, managing editor at punchbowl news, asma khalid from n.p.r. and anita couple ar from politico and phil mattingly. thank you for being here. could you just remind us of the stakes on this debt limit fight. what is speaker mccarthy's current position? he is a deal maker. but he wants a deal. and there are three parts of that deal. and take back to his conference. andrea: say look what i got us. that cld be reform. it's not that foggy. but the white house doesn't seem to understand kevin mccarthy. and i think they are counting on him to go up to the brink and back down and say, whoa, whoa, whoa. he is saying no, i will not break down. remarkable success because he held his g.o.p. house together and put forward a piece of legislation and saying this is what we demand. what was it that they all agreed to? phil: this was a piece of legislation and they didn't think they could get it across the finish line and he was able to find the 217 votes. and there is a wish list of conservatives and battled for 15 rounds to become the speaker of the house and

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khalid balochi azad of bandar shahid beheshti chabahar radio news agency appointed the president of a working group to investigate the dimensions of the incidents and unrest in the fall of 1401. the basis of the decree of the president mr. hossein muzafar, one of the members of the expediency council, kazem gharibabadi, secretary of the human rights staff, and safa doust, the president of the central lawyers association , and ms. sakineh sadatpad, the person in charge of pursuing social rights and freedoms, and zohra elhian, the head of the human rights committee of the islamic council, members of this committee, presented the document. the correct and fair narrative of the riots and investigation of the complaints of the victims, the pursuit of compensation for the injured citizens, the pursuit of the rights of the families of the martyrs and the deceased, the investigation of claims about the violation of the rights of individuals , and the submission of proposals for the elimination of deficiencies and the legal welfare of the freedom of peaceful assembly are among the duties of th

will settle down already in lugansk now for irina, as well as for the rest who have flown all behind khalid by the way, he is a citizen of russia, along with a little daughter in his arms. just now i feel safe. yes, it was difficult, of course, on a cargo plane, but the most important thing was reached, but his wife had security after the necessary border and customs formalities ; somebody went to their homes or relatives citizens of other states another flight to their homeland mikhail fedotov stanislav petrov kirill aksyonov and pavel prokopenko artillery of the southern group of forces in the special operation zone struck at the railway station in kramatorsk this is an important logistics supply hub near artyomovsk our military liquidated points temporary deployment of special operations forces of the armed forces of the ministry of defense showed footage of the assault, ivanovo paratroopers of the enemy's stronghold. in the direction of zaporozhye tulip mortar crews are working on the fortified positions of the militants, report by anton stepanenko you won’t immediately notice such a hu

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now like i said, row khaliders upset local leaders upset.r preventing this hotel from accepting migrants in the foreseeable future. that is setting the stage for a court battle to unfold here early next week. mayor adams spoke earlier this morning at a press conference about these legal challenges to his plans. he says he will take them up in court. listen to this. >> to challenge all of the legal obstacles that are attempting to be placed in our way. we're going to challenge them because it would set a bad precedent if someone is saying in the state of new york you're not allowed to come here. this is a statewide issue. it is not like new york just all of sudden, we're going to send people and transport them to other municipalities. we're coordinating. >> reporter: now, as a sanctuary city, neil, new york city has received tens of thousands of migrants during this crisis. it is considering closing streets for housing for them, putting them in central park. as well mayor adams added today during his press conference sending the migrants to s

bring donna brazile, our will hurd, politico's senior, jonathan martin and mpr's correspondent asma khalida, i am going to start with you, you said in february you didn't think president biden should announce for a second term yet. surprise. he did it. what do you think? >> first of all, he's fired up and ready to go. i was not surprised that april 25th was the date. the video announcement, of course, and more to come. this is a president who's in a hurry. he has a long view of history to invest in america's future to ensure the job he started two years ago will be completed and i do believe that this president is going to run as if he's ten points behind, understanding the american people would like to see him deliver, not just on the economy but on those basic freedoms and the democracy that he promised a couple years ago. >> and that's what he concentrated on. he didn't talk about his accomplishments in that video. he talked about january 6th, he talked about democracy. is this the way to beat donald trump if donald trump is the nominee? >> joe biden is operating as if donald trump is t

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death penalty for lgbt people, the west stirred up the qatari ambassador on the air of german tv, khalidn , made an odious statement by lgbt standards. he again stated that according to islamic canons homosexuality is haram, that is, a sin, because for a moment of insanity children are better than gays, everyone does not see him. all. this is what salman formulated during an interview for the german cdf documentary the germans. shooting was stopped right there, now procrastinates the words of the katerites, on all absolutely german channels in america, their scandal is connected. he and this cinderella are called cinderella in any way she works in a store with children's dresses in disneyland california, as planned, the store is the embodiment of the dream of any little girl, but the life of a princess. well, that was until recently. but the era when the princesses had glass shoes and luxurious braids has passed. now the american princesses have a penis belly and a mustache, the governor of florida and the us presidential candidate, a paratrooper with such a disneyland asked the state le

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right they don't know how to say here's the profit being made here's the fees here's everything at khalid so you plan participant knows that information i think that's a great analogy. >> and it leads to a lot of mistrust as well so thank you mr chairman and thank you witnesses i yield back. >> chair now recognize miss lee from pennsylvania for five minutes. >> thank you mr chairman i'm excited to be able to talk about something in this committee that's actually meaningful to american people lowering prescription drug costs and increasing access to affordable care. i'm happy we all agree that drug prices are out of control yet we seem to be the only country suffering from this problem. this committee's three-year investigation into drug companies discover many ways that pharmaceutical companies prioritize profits over people including flagrant anti-competitive behavior to maintain their monopoly pricing mystery saucy how specifically has anti-competitive behavior led to higher drug prices. >> it's driven out competition it's driven it's it's created consolidated power amongst individual d