valevska, that after the de-occupation of kuwait and iraq, as an aggressor country, gave kuwait 52 billiondollars as reparations, this is important. therefore, we are also moving to our money . adam group is named in honor of the commander yevgeny meza, the viking hero of ukraine, the legendary cyborg , a group of volunteers was formed in the first days of the war during the defense of the city of irpin, my native city, and neighboring buchi, after the liberation of kyiv oblast . reclaimed ukrainian lands in zaporizhzhia, kharkiv oblast, luhansk oblast, and donetsk oblast, the group usually performs the most difficult tasks in the most difficult areas, for the effective work of the bpl group, we need two professional drones with a total cost of 1 million 40,000 uah. screens thank you for your participation until we have received reparations from russia, which will definitely be uh, we don't just believe it, but we are sure of it, you can't commit so many crimes and not answer in all plans and in particular financially, russia is already guilty of ukraine. i don't even know how to evaluate

there was one thing that we have not discussed on is the middle east other than kuwait. jim baker and george bush were on the cusp there is a chapter by dennis ross has been advisor five or six u.s. presidents on george bush and the middle east. one of the things he most regrets and jim baker said it before if we would've had a second term, we were on the edge of orchestrating that field. the middle east would be very different right now if you would have had a second term. the things that have not resolved now it's still been resolved but who knows we cannot tell. >> i have another question hear from zack who is a recent grad skidmore college. in the last few years of the soviet union the power struggle between yeltsin and gorbachev seem to define much of the politics. they took steps to remain actively neutral and the only one call directly after the signing did bush take a position, a stance. why do you think bush remains neutral for so long? does that get back to the notion of trying not to interfere too much or impose his will but to respect institutions? i think bu

the world was second guessing his decision not to go into baghdad after we liberated kuwait. he was very comfortable with that decision but i will admit that there were others who kept trying to challenge him on that. i think he do the right thing and history records that he did the right thing. even though we still have problems in that part of the world. in south america, latin america, i think he worked very hard, very quietly. in el salvador in particular we felt as though we were making significant progress, and we were, but it collapsed soon after he left office. that was frustrating to him i don't think he agonized over what he did as president. he did agonize over the effect of the campaign and his ability to get reelected, which he didn't do. i'll never forget there was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there was a military parade down pennsylvania avenue on washington d. c.. it was as if we had put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform, being praised by the public. that was a great experience. the campaign itself th

, after the occupation, according to kuwait, but you understand what the point is that, then, both countriestually ready, there must be one the country was ready to pay to the other, accordingly , this compensation is in this case and it was accordingly the decision of the security council of the united nations , and the decision of the security council, in contrast to the decision of the general assembly, as in our case, it is binding under international law for implementation , that is, just then, including the creation of the compensation mechanism and its tools, the russian federation also voted, in fact, such a situation as now has never existed in world history. when the aggressor state is one of the countries of the un security council, and accordingly, naturally russia will block any decisions of the security council with the help of plenums, correspondingly, the right of veto, therefore, this situation is so legally complex that ukraine is now essentially trying to prove itself first for the first time in countries in the world for such a legal practice, but i just want to emphasize

and their allies immediately came to the defense of saudi arabia with the intention of liberating kuwaitrom this did not happen in ukraine because the countries of the west do not want a nuclear war. this is how he uses nuclear weapons. he has done crazy things and may continue in the future. that is why no one can claim that nuclear weapons will not be used at the moment. nuclear weapons are his age. i think you understand what it gives . it is a kind of cover for him while he follows some strategy, in the end, to cause damage, you don't need nuclear weapons, because they are actually quite difficult to use on the field , i'm afraid of course, i'm a risk, just like any other russian techniques that it will turn out to be faulty, that they may not explode, or ukrainian forces will shoot down nuclear missiles and they will land in the wrong place, so i don't think that putin particularly cares to use nuclear weapons, but that's putin, no one will say that he definitely won't do it i hope he won't do it. we hear mr. friedman about the concentration of russian and belarusian troops in belar

special compensation fund, which was created in order to force iraq to pay er damages compensate kuwait'samages during the so-called gulf war, well, a little bit. the war began, the aggression of the actual cancer against kuwait and the last payment of reparations ended exactly in 2022 in the month of february when this special compensation fund said that everything was paid, so to speak, prepared the corresponding report and this the report was approved by the un general assembly why this is very interesting because the main source of reparations payments were revenues from the export of oil and cancer under international control and just around this time there were discussions about how much should be taken 30% or 5%, or 10% it seems to me that the experience of the existence of this mechanism in our situation is more interesting. we would say more practical. well, to emphasize that it is not just our conversations with you, the un general assembly on november 14 adopted a draft resolution on the creation of a mechanism to compensate ukraine for losses that caused by russia uh, the reso

paid , and in modern history, examples include monetary compensation to iraq for the occupation of kuwaitin in 1990-91, the basis for the payments were the resolutions of the un security council. after the conflict, a compensation commission was formed and, in general, the cancer transferred 52 billion us dollars to kuwait. of school buses for ukraine, the president of the european commission , ursula von deryan, informed about this, the costs will be sent to purchase transport for transporting students from populated areas points of schools damaged as a result of the russian invasion, subsidized housing for ukrainians within the program, there is a house, the first mortgage loans were issued, the project is implemented by the ministry of economy of ukraine together with the ministry of economy and ukraine, however, so far the square meters are not available to everyone, our correspondents learned about the advantages and risks, there is a house under under this name, the state program of affordable lending started working in october, currently in test mode, so far , military law enforcem

how close are we and how al kuwait usually are the exit poll is?lly are the exit poll is?— are the exit poll is? the exit olls are the exit poll is? the exit polls are _ are the exit poll is? the exit polls are not _ are the exit poll is? the exit polls are not always - are the exit poll is? the exit| polls are not always accurate but the real results are starting to pouring, which kind of corroborate what the exit polling is showing. we will only be able to know the final results no earlier than thursday afternoon, israeli time. there is still time, things could change, although it does look like the trend we saw, the pattern we saw that benjamin netanyu does have the lead, and that his block does have a majority, 62 seat majority over the 120 seats in the knesset is holding so far. it could change but right now it is looking that it will go in that direction. if it is looking that it will go in that direction.- in that direction. if it is confirmed _ in that direction. if it is confirmed that - in that direction. if it is confirmed that he - in t

i got to put the risk of showers in kuwait. unfortunately on saturday, as wall winds will shift around that will drop down the temperature a bit to 26 degrees on sunday, more in line with where he should be for this sub the year. up and down pakistan, it's quiet that wet weather is now starting to leak into the zak grass. mountains in western iran by friday, and the thread of some flooding, southern turkey as cypress right along that coast at the levant coast, i should say on friday, big downpours. torrential downpours here in time is that western side of central africa seen the heaviest amounts of falls of rain here, western democratic republic of congo, congo, and gap on, on friday. now for south africa, the province is of course, zulu natal form along. i think that's we're going to see the most stacked of weather and showers in durban with the high of 23 degrees. that sure rather update . thanks for your company. ah, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10 largest economy is busy transforming, ready to beat yo

and in modern history, examples can be named monetary compensations to iraq for the occupation of kuwaitme the basis for the payments, the resolutions of the un security council formed a compensation commission after the conflict, and in general, cancer transferred 52 billion us dollars to kuwait dmytro didora oleksandr burlevych yehor nikitenko and andriy verstyuk espresso tv channel, i would like to thank our colleagues clearly and extremely reasonedly described an extremely difficult story, well , now we will add it to our marathon in order to put all the dots, so to speak, on her yulia klymenka, people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on transport and infrastructure, glory to ukraine, ms. yuliya, we congratulate you, i congratulate you, hero yam oh, as they say, we will not share the skin of a bear that has not yet been killed until the end, although we understand the moral right, it is about compensation on our side but if we talk about really reading those numbers that characterize the damage caused to us by russian interventionists, who sh

you were kept in a steel cage for a while in kuwait. when you got to the united states again, you spent many months in solitary confinement. in fact, you talked about breaking free and very, almost no. i mean, i've had no contact with my lawyers. i had no contact with the outside world. i didn't even know who won the world cup. a couple of points before your eventual release in 2017, you were so desperate you tried to take your own life. yes. that sounds like you were broken. well, i don't know, because that time period is just it's blended together so much. i don't remember a whole lot about my time period in kuwait because ijust remember being in this hot steel enclosure with two or three navy personnel watching me at all times, telling me different bits of information if they did talk to me at all, feeding me and it being very hot and i have no i don't know. i don't know that i'm facing charges. i have a lawyer or that i'm facing any that there's any end to this. and so and it all started to blend together because i don't even know w

formed a compensation commission and, in general, the cancer transferred 52 billion us dollars to kuwaitdmytro didora oleksandr burlevich yehor nikitenko and andriy verstyuk tv channel espresso the ministry of justice will compile this list of damages already next year and hand it over to the international commission that will deal with reparations in relation to russia, rare cars, firearms , antique dishes from kyiv, gold , all this, the security service found and prevented the removal of the assets of president motor sich vyacheslav from ukraine boguslaev's property is estimated at hundreds of millions of hryvnias, the property was illegally tried to hide from the investigation by the henchmen and the suspect, several employees of the plant. later, on the instructions of their ex-manager, they planned to transfer this crane from abroad. hiding places and their organizers, everything that was seized was sent for examination, measures are being taken to impose it, and the rest is on this property, well, now let's talk with our guests, the editor-in-chief to the site, our money to yuri ni

it makes people represented in a way and a makes it better for the good governance of kuwait to happen. this is the only like 30 years or more but it is one of the only monarchies that has this form of representation. i think this is something that has to be present in an effort to do with existing and wanted realities inside saudi arabia. what can we do to have more of a representation, more of a responsible and democratic transition in saudi arabia. >> great, thank you and thanks to bring example of kuwait into this. ambassador indyk, i want to turn over to you for reaction to i guess specifically, how do we operationalize this notion of aloofness? we've seen this before where there's been senior officials have not come meetings. i think the gulf states have got used to this, they waited it out. again we sorted seen this before and i guess wokeness to the specifics of your idea in a bit more detail. >> as i said i think the template is the one that kissinger and ford established. and we take down meetings. we keep than at arm's length. we hold up arms supplies. i think congress has a

secretary of state provoked the american media hyped the news that members of the opec plus qatar kuwaits and saudi arabia were discussing an increase in oil production to half a million barrels per day, despite the official denial, blinken went to check the rumors or not, but in an interview he covered himself with his french past and pretended to be a football fan. i am a lifelong ardent fan. but i was a very mediocre player, like probably half the country. i loved synthetics, but then i started rooting for paris saint-germain. probably because at that time it was a local team. it’s not that today blinking is pricked by carter, because now the owner of psg is a qatari investor and a businessman in the ussr. khilyafy, and this alignment spoils blinkin's nostalgia, therefore, besides him, american reporters in t-shirts are pissed off with catharsis. the lgbt guard said, i won't let you take off your shirt in it. i went to twitter and wrote about it there half an hour later their chief came up to me and apologized and said that i can go, whether the us team will go to the playoffs, the qu

save most of the fans will settle outside the boat in the united united arab emirates saudi arabia kuwaitia from neighboring countries people will fly to the matches on the day of the game. so plane tickets and accommodation are cheaper. yes, there are more choices. i think that qatar will be able to host most of the fans who come to the world cup, but i am sure that many fans will pay attention to the united arab emirates now dubai will be able to offer 150,000 rooms. it's almost like london or tokyo the city ranks fifth or sixth in the world in terms of hotel stock. besides you can find options for any wallet. bring fans. 110 trains will run from point to point on the metro during the world cup. they will walk every 165 seconds for 21 hours a day. leonardo bablo doha metro consists of 37 stations that are directly connected with all the arenas of the world cup for five stadiums after leaving the subway can be reached on foot in three cases , buses will deliver spectators to the entrance if they have a special fan card, and they give it if a ticket for the match is purchased travel to pu

she was recently overseas in rome, jordan, afghanistan and iraq and spent thanksgiving in kuwait serving meals to service members. i want to hear about all of that in just a moment. i'm just curious, politics of the day, though, what do you think with the dems in the minority is in the realm of possibility in terms of what you would like to accomplish moving forward? >> i think we're going to see a closely divided house, which is what we've had this congress and yet we've still been able to deliver things. i'm going into this congress with the same mindset i went in when democrats were in charge, which is i want to get things done for the people of california. we have real challenges in our economy and overseas. what i've seen firsthand in my own committee that i chair is we are continuing to work together just like we did before even as we prepare to hand over the majority to republicans. i'm optimistic. my duty to do oversight doesn't change where democrats or republicans are in charge of congress. it's a commitment to the people i'm going to deliver on. >> also to ask you about iran,

pulls its way further south, bringing some pretty severe storms to the likes of saudi arabia and kuwait. we could see some flooding here from that heavy rain for the south of this. so there's been a lot of heat across some of the gulf countries like cuts high temperatures in doha and do by sitting just above the average, but still plenty of sunshine and dryer skies for the south that we are seeing a lot of warmth. continue across the north west of africa, particularly for morocco. if you, spotty showers here and there for the weather weather however, we have to head further south. that band of rain has shifted its way further south . we knew some of the heavier falls over the next few days, the likes of equatorial guinea as well as gabon and the congos tanzania, could see some flooding. thanks isn't very heavy rain and that continues to drip down across southern africa with so most of severe thunderstorms affecting the likes of botswana as well as central and eastern areas of south africa, knocking temperatures down in habit on it as well as johannesburg, cape town seems sunshine at $23

the british political agent in kuwait replied with a compromise. you should give bahama to some of harmonious shakafur, jr, or some sort of an official paper to enable him to land at ball rain and thus avoid raising the question of sovereignty of huge iraq in the emeralds. so they were what called the everetts. then the div, what is not the eminence? the shakes her hut. i woke well tolmas an independent or under this stage. ah, we're not very wealthy and not very powerful. some had loyalty to the sultan musket . um and some, as i say, we're operating independently. ah. fidela teddy had had east nevada nava sanaya by the soda center yet the hood enough's a date as yet of kobe vendors for holiday. heck, yes, yes, he was still time english fannan, but they had him cc totally it had he had recommended to heather hill abbe, when you lay your call him back and i couldn't find out that his life needs a lot. i don't think was a bad of alec for my to stand medical i had to maggie. so fuck up was m f m use of ane a levy talked about hospital. yeah, i did it,

the british political agent in kuwait replied with a compromise. you should give bahama to some of harmonious shakafur, gera, some sort of unofficial paper, to enable him to landed bahrain, and thus avoid raising the question of sovereignty of huge iraq in the amorous. so there was what called the everett's, then the div. what is not the eminence the shakes her hut her woke well told him as an independent and at this stage, oh, we're not very wealthy and not very powerful. some had loyalty to the saltado musket hum and some, as i say, were operating independently. ah fidela teddy had had east madden allison a year by the soda sinner yet the hood enough's a date as yet to have kobe bankers for holiday heck, yes, yes, he was still dialing his felon b to hate him. cac, totally. it had, he had like a bit of a heavy hitter bay when you lay your call clean up. and i couldn't find out that a sly me slot. i don't think was a bad of alec from an estimate glove i had to maggie. so fuck up was am if samuel devane alady data, but hospital. yeah, i did it, but

given the history of the region in terms of humanitarian intervention, we rember 1991 following the kuwait, how the operation provided comfort to save iraqi kurds from the regime at the time, depending on the scale and continuation of the protests, some sort of international intervention or at least exercise of further influence iran's behavior might be on the agenda. nicole: many thanks. >> thank you. nicole: a 16-year-old student has been killed and at least 18 people injured following explosions at two bus stops in jerusalem. police have described the explosions as a coordinated attack. here's more. reporter: at a bus stop on the outskirts of jerusalem, a blast caught on cctv camera during the morning rush hour. israeli police tried to piece together what happened. a bomb built to spray out shrapnel on anyone nearby. around half an hour later, at another bus stop elsewhere on the outskirts of jerusalem, a second explosion. the israeli authorities believed the two separate blasts are related. >> i really, really hope we captured terrorists -- capture the terrorist or terrorists. it is cl

country annually to understand how much this large number is worth take a look at these shots from kuwaityear the territory of the waste rubber cemetery grows. after all, one tire decomposes for more than 150 years, polluting the soil and atmosphere with toxic substances, and rubber can also burn and the consequences of breathing caustic smoke for humans are detrimental . processing rate. they are loaded and accepted on site sorted by diameter of large tires, small tires. then they are loaded into the hopper feeder. after that they fall into a dry wash, where they are cleaned and washed from dirt from stones. well, from garbage only at this enterprise near moscow, about 240 tons of automobile rubber are processed.

i look at the times of iraq's invasion of kuwait american generals declare we destroyed iraq in the middles. all of their energy facilities publish five such major strike points, including transport infrastructure and everything else. you read further american doctors of fighting, what to do , you see how incomprehensible they are, that is, they are their own doctrinal document, or something, do not study. yes, this is another world war when there was an explanation that the need to use the nuclear attack on hiroshimegasaki is connected with the fact that it is precisely to save the lives of american soldiers that it is absolutely acceptable to use it, therefore, of course, it turns out that today's attack on infrastructure. this is our attempt to persuade ukraine what is it all about? well, it turns out that today in ukraine, how's the ambassador, the ambassador of britain said, having been there for a day, yes, that is, a crazy day and everything was so fun, they say it was good. and what is not funny today is there no fun today? that is, for many years the destruction of the infrastruct

reparations to the injured party, this is germany after two world wars and iraq after the attack on kuwait made already after the end of the war, but ukraine is already raising the issue of compensation at the expense of russian assets frozen in the west, this path looks very attractive, but it is difficult to implement it from a legal point of view, now this issue is very so, and we see that how many months have passed and in fact we have not come close to transferring these assets to ukraine, and therefore there will be some such issue that must be resolved in an extraordinary manner because of course, trust in international institutions is at risk of being threatened. part of these assets are private russian oligarchs of russian companies and, accordingly, it is also necessary to understand that private property is sacred for the west, but this does not mean that obtaining these assets on the legal and financial fronts is called for. to international courts and conducts negotiations with partners , we did not talk about the law of ukraine, but political agreement. and the only question

country annually to understand how much this large number is worth take a look at these shots from kuwaitber grows. after all, one tire decomposes for more than 150 years, polluting the soil and atmosphere with toxic substances, and rubber can also burn and the consequences of breathing acrid smoke for humans are detrimental. that is why russia aims to reduce to a critical minimum the number of tires that still have to be buried at the landfill . processing rate. they are loaded are taken on the spot sorted by the diameter of large tires, small tires. then they are loaded into the hopper feeder. after that, they fall into a dry wash, where they are cleaned. washed off dirt from stones. well, from garbage only. in a moscow region enterprise, about 240 tons of automobile rubber are processed per day and up to 75,000 tons per year, and this company is not the only country that has been engaged in tire processing back in soviet times, knowing the fractions obtained from tires are useful and in demand product according to the estimates of the russian environmental operator. currently , 80 comp

a flash flood risk shows itself in saudi arabia and kuwait, possibly even in southern iraq. the rain is going south out of west african. i would, it hasn't left completely. the focus is going to be, i think more got bomb than cameroon. and d r c was, is orange flashes showing some big showers sit around with sponsored by categories a ah .

georgian rate of economic growth can be compared with one of the largest oil exporters in the world, kuwaitg to the border service of georgia, at least 112,000 russians arrived in ukraine this year, almost two-thirds of them. during the shelling in ukraine, they are expanding the production of women's uniforms for defenders in the armed forces of ukraine, and the first sets have already reached their owners, so far this not a state program, but only volunteer enthusiasm , and the philanthropists have a goal to dress all ukrainian women on the front lines according to the standards of nato military clothing, what a new warm uniform for women in the armed forces, they saw victoria riding today she is wearing jeans and sneakers for the first time in many months, so that the heroine of our until february 24, she was a professional stylist and even had her own studios at the dovzhenka film studio, however, the war changed her life and instead of fashionable clothes, her main image became a military uniform. meet this yalta ukrainian uman was a defender in one of the rifle regiments of our battal

council, when the e-e commission is created for such reparations, there were precedents of the iraq-kuwait commission, despite the fact that the russian federation has an e-e veto, in this case rather there are no prospects for the option that russia itself admits guilt upon capitulation, at least while it is being looked at, so the way of compensation should most likely be forced at this moment, the most optimal is the confiscation of the already frozen assets of the russian central bank and putin's oligarchs, who are already on the sanctions lists, it is necessary to work in parallel. that is it is necessary to change it e-e national legislation regarding the approval of a legislative mechanism e confiscation of such assets and conclude a multilateral agreement which would create a special compensation commission for ukraine, that is, in such a case, only parallel efforts can create the basis for the payment of reparations in ukraine and give the start to the creation of such a mechanism. the right of veto does not apply, this will mean that immediately after that we will be able to proc

hussein already somehow got involved in a small victorious war with kuwait, and we remember if it ended then, then how did all his attempts to militarize end, so to speak, and we understand that the aetol regime, of course, possesses some kind of, i don't know, atomic devices, but there is information, so what maybe they agree with the russians, respectively, in the issue of supplying nuclear secrets and technologies, i am a little disappointed at probably because the information that iran has intentions of nuclear weapons that appeared during the time of the previous supreme leader of khaminni, that is, i’m sorry, 80-90 years ago, iran was advancing on the path to acquiring nuclear weapons, it seems to me that there are no doubts in principle, although again after all, the iranian position is that i am not me and the house is not mine, i do not know at all what is happening, this is some kind of fake news, and do you also remember the megate reports that systematically talked about undeclared nuclear activity by iran at some facilities and of course that iran's nuclear dossier in 2006

to gather from yesterday in the capital of dolzher, one by one the heads of egypt, tunisia, qatar, kuwaitng at the last moment, it becomes known that un secretary general antonio guterres is also on his way to the meeting and more two days ago, he canceled his visit to africa due to the situation surrounding the export of ukrainian grain, as soon as it became clear that the world will not be left without food, he flew to algeria, the night summit, the first face-to-face meeting the league of arab states has gathered since the beginning of the covid pandemic, but not all of them have warned in advance of their absence, saudi prince mohammed bin salman and the united arab emirates mohammed bin zayed in a narrow circle, those present are talking about the problems of palestine and the strengthening of the role of turkey in regional politics and iranian military activity, our summit is taking place under extremely difficult conditions both in the region and in the whole world, this is primarily connected with the escalation of tension and the strengthening of the crisis which in modern histor

. >> we're the 3142 assault helicopter battalion out of new york, stationed here in kuwait, wishing everybodygo giants! >> duncan: and we thank you for your service. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and all of us here, happy thanksgiving. i'm jericka duncan. go >>> lines down the block in oakland for one thanks giving me of how a family from yemen's take on an american tradition turned into a huge success. >> you guys do this year? >> if you had to cross the bay bridge, you were probably sitting in multi-car crash traffic. >>> law enforcement coming together to help lift financial versions burdens from sheriff's recruits hit by a driver during a training run. >> my brothers and sisters are here, this is a big deal for us. >>> you are watching cbs news, bay area, with juliette goodrich. >>> hi, i'm sarah donchey in for juliette tonight but we begin this thanks giving with a story of the year many immigrant who used the american tradition to create a holiday of his own. for two decades, the owners of oakland to start market have been feeding anyone hungry on thanks givin

characterized it, we can divide it into three times, the arab audience who are in such a country as kuwaitorocco, these countries and audience and the government will support precisely the ukrainian people , and the audience, we are talking about the people and the government, if the second group - this can be said as egypt, jordan, partial, palestine , or partial, lebanon, siret, where the government understands what is happening. well, the audience , they play along with putin or are they still loyal to the anti-west, and the third small audience is like in siri. moscow, but what is the reason for the audience, they, i, and putin support the question that they are from ukraine ? if the sacred space is 996 m², that is, less than 1 km where the horynich temple is, every muslim understands that he will bathe and expects a solution to the problem of the occupation of palestine even after more than 70 years formed the opinion that israel, if it were not for the support of the united states, that is, ryder implemented the new international law and when russia began its invasion of ukraine, if

here fortroz refused her asked for a protectorate over kuwait siam.is the current thailand there were cossack villages on the shores of the red sea, there was a village about the cossacks, they started talking about novomoskovsk where now eritria has refused. i can hit not list the letters we wrote slip uninteresting. it was russia who deliberately refused, russia, the soviet union, more precisely, handed it back. to china the chinese eastern railway dolan port arthur xinjiang, i can list further. you can name at least one western country that voluntarily abandoned its overseas colonies, and there are russians near the island. here he already says, seriously, this is just one of the examples, but the most important and most painful thing for them, they try to take away from themselves, but this stigma of nazism constantly breaks through. why do comparisons come from the second world war and somehow do not grow together in them. it has become popular in russian media when a german politician speaks some kind of scholz, does it matter who else? well, ge

during wednesday, by thursday shouted developing again in saudi arabia, kuwait. iran, nothing much the south it. doha, still quite warm at 35 and everything else is fairly quiet. the winds are not especially strong either. in tropical africa, the rain still exist around the tropics, developing in regulatory but showing i think the majority of downpours in d r c, and further west into angola. and there's been some very wet weather recently. s. what indian, the sense either south africa has dried up now? the most part, but not in zimbabwe. ah. a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. in colombia, or lack of people to understand why he's the one thing is still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada nations frontline this story night towed on al jazeera. oh, the me you're watching al jazeera, i'm a my anger and he's reminder of and tough stories. this alum voted in the united states to deciding which party will control congress in crucial mid term elections when for republicans could der

that is also finding its way into kuwait, and that line of showers will continue to slump south in the coming days. so here's a closer look on thursday, cooler air also. so q 8 at 25 degrees and i think this band of rain or make its way here in doha. so we take a look at the extended forecast. there's a chance of it anyway on thursday, the 33 degrees, and then your mix of sun in cloud on saturday with the high up 31. okay, so that action that we have over western iran also given us some sell round the mountains in ted on. but through the coming days it will continue to chug further toward the east. and we could see some snow in northern pakistan cape cape province, for example, over the next few days after turkey a few showers for is stumble, but i think the bulk of the action will be over the black sea. and off to africa, we go for western uganda picked up about a months worth of rain and 24 hours. and certainly that is where most of the action is just to the west of late victoria. now for south africa, it's really along the coastline. could see some showers and looks like a wash out

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unlikely based on what the saudi's have said and what other members have said, the likes of algeria and kuwaitso the secretary-general. when you look at what they say collectively, they do not sound like people who are about to announce any increase in production. they are very much focused on global demand at the moment. they are not talking about any problems with supply that might arise from russia or any other producers. for them it is about weakening the economy -- it is about a weakening economy and that is what they are focused on. tom: we will see if they reiterate that at the next opec-plus meeting. paul wallace, thank you for the latest on all things within the energy markets. coming up, manchester united's owners say they are considering selling the club. we will talk about what that means for one of the world's biggest football clubs. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: now, shares of manchester united jumped in late trade after the club's american owners announced they are considering putting the iconic merely club -- premier league club up for sale. let's get more on the soccer story. my g

. >> kuwait denied potential increases at the opec plus meeting. the minister said there have been no such talks and key to maintain stability and balance in the oil market. spencer welsh joingss us to have this discussion. interestingly enough, the last time we saw brent crude sitting above $100 was september or earlier per barrel that was around the same time with suggestions around the reduction in, you know, supply of 2 million barrels per day or so that hasn't gotten the desired effect in the market, it would seem what are the chances that they have to enforce a higher or bigger reduction in place or do we sort of buy the statement around stability here? >> hi. good to speak to you i agree with what you've said which that what makes the rumor yesterday even more strange and didn't feel logical or reasonable that owe pec plus announced a cut of 2 million barrels per day months ago and the oil price has barely moved in the last month. that cut is providing stability. it certainly is not boosting the price upwards. we saw what happened the rumor

pulls its way further south, bringing some pretty severe storms to the likes of saudi arabia and kuwait. we could see some flooding here from that heavy rain further south of this. so there's been a lot of heat across some of the gulf countries like tar temperatures in doha and do by sitting just above the average, but still plenty of sunshine and dryer skies for the south that we are seeing a lot of warmth. continue across the north west of africa, particularly for morocco. if you, spotty showers here and there for the west or whether however we have to head further south, that band of rain has shifted its way further south. we knew some of the heavier falls over the next few days. the likes of equitorial guinea as well as gabon and the congos tanzania, could see some flooding. thanks isn't very heavy rain and that continues to drip down across southern africa with the most severe thunderstorms affecting the likes of botswana as well as central and eastern areas of south africa, knocking temperatures down in habit on it as well as johannesburg kept on seeing sunshine at $23.00. ah! fro

sincerity, my profound respect for the mayor, my profound respect for the -- history and -- the citadel kuwait city, made me better as historian, as a scholar and so i look forward to being able to even fifa stand in the back to peek over someone's shoulder for when this museum opens, because it's going to be a special day, it's going to continue to open the country, better understand itself, help the country a limited corners of doctors, find silence that gave no more be solid. in many ways this museum will be transformative. >> great, thank you. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] enhancing our society. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] all around great person. thank you so much. >> thank you. my only hope is when they run me out of the smithsonian you will let me come to charleston. [inaudible] >> right. listen, thank you all very