program is on the new anti-imperialist alliance in the sahel region, bringing together burkina faso, mali and niger. so stay with us and drop us a line to our social media handle as you watch. libya's deadly floods and nato's role. on the 10th of september 2023, storm daniel made landfall in libya, resulting in severe weather conditions, including strong winds and southern heavy rainfall, affecting several areas in the country. the torrential rainfall led to the collapse of two dams leading to massive flooding that killed thousands with reports indicating that the missing out number the dead. one thing is clear, the disaster could have been avoided if the two dams were regular. early maintained. a turkish company had commence repairs for the dams in 2010, but the project was suspended after nato led invasion of the country. the people of libya realling from the death of their loved ones and damaged infrastructure and now asking who is responsible for the deadly floods? oh god, even one body, my god, just let me find even one body. god have mercy on us. who can we hold accountable? who is

mali's foreign minister, is seen here announcing the formation of the alliance. the contracting parties will work to prevent, manage and resolve any armed rebellion or other threat to territorial integrity and sovereinity of each of the member countries of the alliance, giving priority to peaceful and means and if necessary to use force to deal with situations of breakdown, of peace and stability, user de la force pour faire face aux situations de rupture, de la paix et de la stabilité. for more on this historical alliance of sahel states, we have contacted collinweke, he is a global affairs analyst and member of the green party in belgium. thanks for your time sir, today, it's my pleasure to be with you. thank you for having me. for readers, the european union back g5 sahel alliance has reportedly been combating insergents and terrorists in this african region. now will the new sahel alliance effectively lead to the end of the g5 sahel alliance relations between france and the three states you know have actually saw i mean the three states that now make up you k

in response, burkina faso and mali declared their support for the military government in niger.they warned that any military intervention against niame would be considered a declaration of war against their nations à rappeler que ça fait plus de 10 ans que le burkina faso, le mali et le niger géront les conséquences négatives, conséquences socio-économiques, conséquences sécuritaires, conséquences politiques, conséquences humanitaires de l'aventure hasardeuse de l'otan en libye, bien entendu, se pose la question, si ça nous a pris 10 ans, accepter encore une autre aventure de la même nature, au niger nous prendrait combien d'années, on sait pas, 20 ans, 30. ans, 40 ans, 50 ans, une chose est sûre, le présidenta et le président traore ont clairement dit, non, non et non, nous n'accepterons pas d'intervention militaire au niger, il en va de notre survie, et bien entendu, les chefs d'état, du mali et du bourkina ont pris la ferme décision de laisser des actifs et non des passifs aux génération future. provide a cover of security from the warnings of military intervention from franc

program is on the new anti-imperialist alliance in the sahel region, bringing together burkina faso, mali and niger, so stay with us and drop us a line to our social media handle as you watch. libya's deadly floods and nato's role. on the 10th of september 2023, storm daniel made landfall in libya, resulting in severe weather conditions, including strong winds and southern heavy rainfall affecting several areas in the country. the torrential rainfall led to the collapse of two dams leading to massive flooding that killed thousands with reports indicating that the missing outnumbered the dead. one thing is clear, the disaster could have been avoided if the two dams were regularly main. a turkish company had commence repairs for the dams in 2010, but the project was suspended after a nato led invasion of the country, the people of libya, reeling from the death of their loved ones and damaged infrastructure are now asking who is responsible for the deadly floods? oh god, even one body, my god, just let me find even one body, god. have mercy on us. who can we hold accountable? who is responsi

france is here to steal the resources of mali. france is here to colonize mali. leave the country without delay. they've been here for 10 years and could not solve the problem. in our tradition, if there is a broom, it means we don't want anymore. we don't want anymore. the broom means that. that's why we put a stop to france. now, why did french troops? fail to end terrorism in the region and in fact during their presence there was an upsage of terrorism as we have seen in the report, exactly, the reason is these uh french troops of or us troops are not supposed to to end terrorism, the terrorism was created by them in the first place, so this is like a... talking about okay, you create this daish islamic state terrorists and then that creates the pretext for a proxy war, to continue the war by other means on africa, so you will not see an end to to the terrorism, in fact you will see increase, as as you have mentioned in burkina faso and mali, niger and other and increasingly the population in these. is getting frustrated and they are rising up against as you w

, how in mali, one of the excuses that france entered mali was the fight against terrorism , which means, unfortunately, terrorism was very widespread and strong in mali. he had taken some areas of this country under his control, those were my areas , where mali's uranium was located, and france needed this uranium. france entered this country under the pretext of fighting terrorism and creating opinion inside mali, and under the pretext of supporting the french, the europeans who are in mali, that is, the current army to what shape is it now this situation has completely changed, of course the terrorists are still running, but the financial government is not in the best situation now, i would not say very good , the best compared to those uranium resources is in the hands of the government itself . there is no end, the french, their officials, the media, and the parties have been pointing out that the series of events in african countries show us that we should change our policy towards africa , in short, what is this policy going to change from ? this policy is already a french policy

well, i believe the case of mali, and perhaps the other country, what is. faso, it's a it's a desperate attempt or stop gap measure to to shift away to to russian forces, maybe perhaps the wagner forces, so this is like a bundaid effort okay, the the long lasting solution of course would be uh to train their national armies, okay, and to... to end the the the us and western forces intervention in their countries, right now, as i have told you, africa has penetrated all african militaries, the sort of, they don't need physical bases, they're occupyn or surepticiously the african military commands okay, they train them, they military to military cooperation and so on so forth, so it's this that has to end, once this is ended, then peace and security and stability will return to this african countries. now african countries suffer from a historical disadvantage in institutional capacity due to deliberate policies that were pursued by colonial powers that looted and continue to loot the continent's resources. now what needs to be done to boost uh capacity in ar

in mali, one of the reasons why france entered mali was the fight against terrorism.that means, unfortunately , terrorism in mali was very widespread and had become strong and had taken parts of this country under its control. those areas were the areas where the financial uranium was there. and france needed this uranium. france entered this country under the pretext of fighting terrorism and under the pretext of establishing order in mali and under the pretext of supporting the french and europeans who are in mali. of course, the terrorists are still running, but the financial government is now in the best situation , i wouldn't say very good , the best compared to those uranium resources is in the hands of the government itself. during this time, the parties pointed out that the series of events in african countries shows us that we have to change our policy towards africa . i did, the example is you for example, in burkina faso or the example in chad or the example in many countries with the presence of french soldiers , plans were carried out with military pressu

it, but what do you make of the explanation that not only in niger, but also other countries like mali and burkinya faso, french were asked to leave because they couldn't in part handle fighting the uh terrorists that that were stationed in the sahal region. all right, thank you very much for this opportunity. firstly, the first time france had a more uh aggravated or more pronounced security or military presence. in the sahil was in 2011-2012, that was when a mini islamic state was created in northern mali, so what we call the operation savil was initiated by france. later on, the sahel states formed the jan 5 sahel, a military alliance that was supposed to defeat uh the terrorists and so it meant that these countries themselves with their national armies came together to defeat the terrorists. but then frank france was leading what we call the operation bakin, that's the second operation after operation seval, so with that operation, all these countries joined hands with france in fighting against terrorism, now we with france and its formal colonies, as i have always said, the arran

, mali decided to expell french forces in exchange and then went in for wagnar, now in burkina faso, burkina faso follows. and in niger, you see the people, they see france as a new colonial power, and so the regimes or the military is able to whip up such sentiments to their own advantage in a way, and so if the people do not want france, then so be it, the country belongs to them, and if they don't want it, that is it, however, after the military took over in mali and burkina faso, the security situation has not got any better, it has even gotten worse, so i think that even in as much as franc is being ejected, the militaries should pay attention to their domestic security, because things are getting really really bad. let me ask you something uh, do you in your estimate, how many terrorists do you think exist in the sahil region if you don't mind, if if you have information on that, roughly? yes, so if we are talking about how many terrorists in terms of individual numbers it is very difficult to get because they are a recruitment is on daily basis, they recruit on daily basis, th

it, but what do you make of the explanation that not only in niger, but also other countries like mali and burquinho faso, french were asked to leave because they couldn't in part. handle fighting the uh terrorists that that were station in the sahal region? all right, thank you very much for this opportunity. firstly, the first time france had a more aggravated or more pronounced security or military presence in the sahil was in 2011-2012, that was when a mini islamic state was created in northern mali, so what we call the operation seval was initiated. by france, later on, the sahel states formed the gen 5 sahel, a military alliance that was supposed to defeat the terrorist, and so it meant that these countries themselves with their national armies came together to defeat the terrorists, but then frank france was leading what we call the operation bakin, that is the second operation after operation seval, so with that operation, all these countries joined hands with france in fighting against terrorism, now we with france and its former colonies, as i have always said, the arrangemen

, mali decided to expell french forces in exchange and then went in for wagnar, now in burkina faso,burkina faso followed suit and in here you see the people, they see france as a new colonial power, and so the uh regimes or the military is able to whip up such sentiments to their own advantage in a way, and so if the people do not want france, then so be it, the country belongs to them, and if they don't want it, that is it, however, after the military took over in mali and burkina faso, the security situation has not got any better, it has even gotten worse, so i think that even in as much as france is being ejected, militaries should pay attention to their domestic security because things are getting really really bad. let me ask you something, do you in your estimate? how many terrorists do you think exist in the sahel region? if you don't mind if if you have information on that roughly? yes, so if we are talking about how many terrorists in terms of individual numbers it is very difficult to get because their recruitment is on daily basis, they recruit on daily basis, they have

know, that’s... that’s why, in fact, what’s happening now, but it seems to me that the situation in maliria , will deteriorate in the near future, especially in mali and burkina faso, why, because firstly, they do not control the territory so well, and secondly, groups of an islamist nature, terrorist groups are raising their heads there, that is , a situation similar to afghanistan could happen there, and the troops that the ekavas have, can they somehow influence this, we will listen to this in the following excerpts. let's listen to the next fragment then. union, the eu and the us were previously confident that the ukrainian counter-offensive would be successful, but now we see that this is not the case just as we expected. and we see that the supply of weapons continues, but you agree that the time has come for peace negotiations in europe, it is time, mr. chairman, we have always strived for a peace agreement, and i have always clearly stated that zelsky and putin together sat down at the negotiating table. no, but the point is that of course, there are two prerequisites that are im

residents of house 1.8 in maly kokovinsky lane can only envy the neighboring houses.ng to change the elevator in their building, and there’s nothing really to change. no, once there was a lift here too, so the mine remained, but 10 years ago the cabin was dismantled, since then everyone, and at least half of the residents and pensioners, walk. 10 years ago, i was already young, you take an extra kilogram of milk, that’s all, i fell head over heels here, walking. it all started with that the newly-minted owner of the attic began to build two-story luxury apartments, so the fifth and sixth floors appeared on the roof of the house before the revolutionary construction, then the construction team, without asking anyone, removed a completely serviceable domestic elevator and installed a new italian one to deliver passengers to the superstructure, the residents first responded to this they almost didn’t pay attention to how much more inconvenience they had, they were then subjected to daily body breaks in the course of major work, here you can swim under water, just this is

troops in the mali -- >> there have been hostilities between the army and separatists following this fallout, two anonymous sources within the army have confirmed that the army is moving toward the strategic region. they set out on monday second toward the northern region and a stronghold of separatists on social media, this operation played out as many images have been shared on both accounts, both camps allegedly depicting the deployment of the troops. let's begin with this first post on facebook. an account sympathizing with the military who claims -- it claims and french envoy 115 vehicles left to head toward a stronghold. we will focus on this first picture on the post where we see along this long line of military vehicles that this user claims to the military. >> the image looks impressive. the claim sounds equally impressive. the question is, do these vehicles in the photo belong to the army? >> we were able to conclude based on the research that this photo does not show military vehicles that belong to mali. that they belong to the french military. the clues came from this fi

peace to return to sahel and mali and burkina.amy: violence in the sahel has plagued niger, mali, and burkina faso for over 10 years, leading to military takeovers in the three countries, which recently formed a defense alliance to fight armed groups and external military intervention. the countries have moved to sever ties with former colonizer france, whose mission to combat terrorism has largely failed or worsened the situation. the u.n. also recently withdrew its forces from mali as the country's military attempts to repel conflicts from armed groups on multiple fronts. a blockade and bombing of timbuktu by al qaeda-affiliated insurgents has led to fears of a possible civil war. this is a timbuktu resident. >> what worries us is that shelling of the town. this creates a real psycho says and leaves a mark on people's minds. i have this fear inside of me. what is more serious is the fact it affects people psychology. amy: in nigeria, reuters reports at least 37 people are dead after a home-made refinery ignited a nearby oil rese

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not the first example of his strong and long connection with africa, back in 2000 damon, invited to mali in studios, in at home, on the street, he spent hours recording their music. corruption, all this is present inevitably and ineradicably, but there is also another country in africa, and there are no words to describe how rich it is, returning to england, he spent 2 years looking for how to combine folklore with modern music, worked for 2 years to record the album music of mali. thus began an important chapter in damon ahlborn's career and life. africa will always inspire him. when you interfere with another culture. in 1997, again in search of new musical styles, ahlborn created a poetic adaptation of a masterpiece of chinese literature, journey to the west. scenes of animation and acrobatics accompanied the modernization of chinese folk music. i don't like pure style, because for me pure style means that i have to share a common opinion about everything, and my opinion is very individual, the less i understand, the better, you know, then it’s easier for me, for me it will always be

mali, burkina fasso, and now the time has not come to call for help, mali is having a difficult time, at this time russia is with us, like france was losing. their positions in africa, why russian flags are increasingly visible here, the french are exporting uranium ore , the cost of which is $230-250 per kilogram, how much do they leave for the neger government, 7:12, this is a big information evening, that’s what we’ll talk about in in the next hour. they are burning near avdeevka on the kupinsky direction in zaporozhye. what weapon turns the vaunted leo into flaming scrap metal and what tanks are the keys forced to switch to? lives in an illusory world, considering it a deficiency of rock salt. blanks for winter is under threat, while housewives are helped out by soviet reserves, how many hundreds of hryvnias does it cost to return to the ussr? from the pseudoproc ilya from... places not so remote, a totalitarian sect in the volgograd region, why do they need their own state inside russia and who are they recruiting? he does not salute the commander, and sometimes he can bite. well

and if this story was arranged based on fair play mali or now jovan mardi mali. everything would have been solved, that is, if you were to pay based on your income , and other clubs would not have entered into this story when you complain about esteghlal, esteghlal will complain about you, and that's right, you see. this work of the ligo organization has completely changed since the beginning of this great work you have done inside the organization that you go to, a file related to the aluminum club, a file related to the x club and the eiger club, yes, the money that they announced, the number of players who are going to lie. it should be announced to the football federation that this is so foreign, so much from the youth team and omid, so great a player, so much for the premier league , each of them has a specific contract, this is too much to avoid , mr. rajaei, well done, now that's all i'm talking about, it goes back to the documents that exist there. and a forgiveness goes back to the commitments made by managers it is the club's agent and the club's hands

thank rob mali for this. today united nations sanctions on iran all epowerred.inistration aflewallowed them to expire. we should small cap back every san shaw sanction we have on iran. >> a key point. senator kramer. the tris department biden announcing they will sanction a thousand people hamas and at any ar and syria, that is great, they on defensive, they lifted or relaxed the maximum sanctions on iran, iran is the financier. senator cramer is there a chance that democrats the join with republicans in senate and get something done to reimpose the sanctions on iran. i'm not worried about hamas sanctions. >> iran and a lot of other partners. this has to be primary and secondary, senator hagerty could speak to this well, he went to floor last night requesting consent on iran sanctions relief act that would require all sanction relief to come to the congress before they would be en acted. and democrats objected on that and senator cotton with a request yesterday. democrats objected to that, that would have frozen that 6 billion we often talk about, not a great de

conversation between vladimir putin and the president of the transition period of the republic of maliimi goita, this message is with reference to the kremlin, well, there are some details of what topics were discussed, in particular, the president of mali expressed putin is grateful for the diverse assistance provided by russia, in the conversation between putin and the head of moli. the commitment to strengthening economic ties, cooperation in security and the fight against terrorism was confirmed, and the leaders also exchanged views on the situation in sakha. sahel region. a joint russian-belarusian enterprise for the production of agricultural machinery was launched in ufa. it was built in just 9 months. the opening ceremony was attended by deputy prime minister alexander novak and head of the government of belarus roman golovchenko. read more about the project dmitry morocco. russia and belarus have taken another step towards common food security in ufa. the joint venture started its work. it was opened deputy prime minister alexander novak and the head of the belarusian governme

mali, burkina faso, and now niger afterbirth.rica, we need to not only fight, but also take responsibility for the battle, we ourselves must start fighting. what can we blame france for? they imperialists, it's time to call for help. mali is having a difficult time, at this time russia is with us. how did france lose its position in africa, why are russian plugs increasingly visible here? hooray. the french transport uranium ore, the value of which is 230-250 dollars per kilogram, how much do they leave for the niger government? 7:12, we close the door to all imperialists, but we give you complete freedom of action. the door is open, don't stop. in the far east, hundreds have been launched over 10 years enterprises, tens of thousands of jobs appeared . production volumes in the mining sector, construction, and agro-industrial complex have increased, and the cargo turnover of sea ports has increased. this was announced today by mikhail mishusti, the prime minister held a strategic session dedicated to the socio-economic developmen

in mali, there were separatists that were fighting the governments that wanted independence for their that led to an escalation in violence. in niger, it was, as i mentioned, an internal dispute between the presidential guard and the president. in gabon, it's because you've had this family, the bongos, they've held the country, you know, in financial hostage for several decades now. and many people there in gabon feel that this family has been allowed to continue to stay in power because it benefits certain external powers. one thing that ends up happening after all of them is that all of those frustrations and the corruption and the ineffectiveness of the governments there, the poor economic performance of those countries, all of that gets funnelled towards france. what will be interesting to see is now that the french are leaving a country like niger, for example, what's going to happen? thejunta in power is going to have to show that it has a plan for the country's development. this is one of the poorest countries in the world, despite having minerals like uranium, despite having o

the looks of things, they've already compromised their claimed concerns for human rights midway. the malimark opening up new era in west africa. during the attack we noticed our soldiers were no match, they were weaker, the is fighters were stronger than us, whoever dared to face them were killed on the spot. how many times has france killed us and looted from us, our gold, our uranium, everything that belongs to niger, france has got its hands on it. we do not accept this anymore. frances has brought us nothing good. what's going on everyone? ali razza here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and i'm back here again at the atomic energy organization of iran once again checking out the radio pharmaceuticals facility to pick up where we left off last time and fill in the blanks well. we talked about gallium and lutecium and their diagnostics and uh therapeutic properties when it comes to cancer treatments and diagnostics of course, but we left out one important element in between lutecium and gallium and that was iodine, so in this episode we're going to be covering iodine or more s

mali, burkina fasso , and now niger, after the recent military coup, have joined the so-called insurgenty fight, but also take responsibility for the battle, we ourselves must begin to fight. what can we blame france for, they are imperialists, it’s time to call for help. mali is having a hard time, this is russia’s time. with us, how france was losing its position in africa, why are russian plugs increasingly visible here, the french transport uranium ore, which costs 200-30-250 dollars per kilogram there, how much do they leave to the niger government? 7:12, we close the door to all imperialists, but we give you complete freedom of action, the door is open, don’t stop. let's return to the news in the krasnoliman direction: russian artillerymen fired accurate volleys at identified targets.

mali said to former editor claire walk tell. you know i wish you know find that guy wrote 13 hours and claire said why don't i just call him and and so the story i was i was like everybody i assume here just following along at home and watching cnn the news events and then the story fell into my lap and was as soon as i went out to to lunch with crash and o'meara, who happened to be in cambridge, i just, i knew this was a story too important not to tell. this man. thanks to you both. um, and i've long wondered why people choose to leave beyond the obvious from my own history. then just the world. and you said tonight that you didn't you didn't say i left because it got so dangerous, became clear to me i had to leave. you said i left because my family me to for everybody's well-being and i'm really struck by that and wonder if you could just say more about that. thank you. since i born as dear baby in afghanistan i think i was like a soldier i fought all my life because i was a woman it matter it was a war or not i had a big ball

happens sooner rather than later. hope you've all enjoyed it and uh i will see you in the next week. the mali uh experience is an experience that is opening up opening up new era in west africa. during the attack we noticed our soldiers were no match, they were weaker, the isal fighters were stronger than us. whoever there to face them were killed on the spot. how many times has france killed us and looted from us? our gold, our uranium, everything that belongs to niger. frances has got its hands on it. we do not accept this anymore. frances has brought us nothing good. five years ago, jamal khashoji walked into the saudi consulat in istanbul to pick up document he needed in order to marry his turkish fiance, but he never came out.

week and each week after, don't forget to leave your comments and topic requests, bye for now. the malif more than 1,00 palestinians including 260 children. the iranian president says israel's war crimes against palestinian. will with us green light will bring destructive insecurity upon the regime and its factors and also on our headlines the arab leak strongly condemns israel's brutal aggression on the be sieged gaza strip as collective punishment and violation of international law.

the mali uh experience is an experience that is opening mark opening up new era in west africa. duringranium, everything that belongs to niger, france has got its hands on it. we do not accept this anymore. has brought us nothing good. there are lines that show how familiar hafies is with islamic teachings. after all, he is a muslim, brought up in a muslim environment, educated in traditional religious schools and immersed in islamic. culture, what distinguishes hafez from other poets? says it is love for humanity that might help you out, otherwise you would be loser, and if you like hafez know the quran by hard in 14 different ways. you ask me why we should read herfers? my answer is look at d. they have represented through wrongfully a cruel image of islam as amir mud in did, so time has not changed that much in this regard. in it he tried to offer what he called the real image of the persian poet, a muslim in the real sense of the world, a man with the heart of gold. همه زیرو بم مردم ایران. he can learn from how to love humanity, how to avoid hypocrisy and how to adore the world. th

he is now all over the world from mali to pakistan.a, demonstrations are held for his freedom. one year before the arbaeen massacre and the martyrdom of his other children on quds day in 2014, he was freed from belonging to his children. was. his three sons named hamad, hamid and ali were martyred in the attack of military forces on rahimai on holy day and sheikh ibrahim himself prayed over their bodies. killing the children, the captivity of the wife and the torture are the last pieces of the pressure puzzle on zagsaki. he had already tasted the security pressures and was imprisoned in all the governments of nigeria. whether they had a military ruler or an elected president, whether they were headed by a christian or a muslim president. 9 years in 9 prisons. but the beginning of the story. ebrahim zagsaki's growth path goes back to his first year as a student when he was still even he had not become a shia either. the day his political science professor told you about the difference between power and influence and cited iran as an exa

his ancestors migrated from maghreb to mali and then to nigeria and because of their appointment to imam hassan (peace be upon him) they were accepted among the people of the region. his father was one of the great scholars of the maliki religion in zaria. the city is famous for science and religion in nigeria. ebrahimzadeh is zariat. maliki religious houses and quranic schools were places for his primary education. at the age of 11, he memorized the qur'an and at the age of 18, he completed the teachings of the maliki religion. from 1977, ibrahim went to work to complete his religious knowledge and to learn arabic language , and he completed his language studies and arabic lessons in 6 years. then he chose the largest university in nigeria to study economics. ahmad bello university. i am abdullahi ahmad from nigeria and during my undergraduate student day i met with sheik ibrahim zezaki and i became his student almost for the past 30 years now i have been with him. when he was in the university and undergraduate he continued to after reading the history of the country there was a book w

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>> ghana or mali i believe, i don't know if you know anything about these guys. these guys are, this is over 50 years ago. i mean, these are adults. anyway, plus we had a black panther party solidarity committee in sweden so we got to meet, you know, whenever they came over to speak, when bobby came over or whoever came over to speak, we would take them around to various european countries and what have you. >> is curtis powell still with us? >> you know what? that i can't, i can't, i thought maybe you might have little information -- >> i wish i did. a lot of folks after, after the trial, after they were acquitted a lot of the panther 21 defendants moved on to life. >> they started to fans, raise their family. you know, some of the panther 21 carried on the struggle, carried on the fight. they felt like that's what they had to do but of the food just like, i want to just, you know, start my family and raise a family. so yeah, i was not, unfortunately there's a lot of people who i don't know what became of them because i think that's the way they wanted it, you k

state department official rob mali, whose relationship about the islamic republic under f.b.i.investigation. david spunt in live in washington on top of the story. good morning, david. >> good morning. he was a u.s. special envoy for iran. someone known in the biden administration as someone who wanted to revive the iran nuclear deal. was a special envoy. as you mentioned his security clearance has been suspended and currently under f.b.i. investigation and has been for several months. extensive experience when it comes to u.s./iranian affairs. critics say he engaged top iranian officials drawing concern from others in the biden administration, specifically the department of state. members of congress on both sides of the aisle are outraged and pressing to get more information about this specific f.b.i. investigation following a new report from -- a review of iranian government emails show mali was the target of an intelligence operation harming the u.s. government. they haven't confirmed the fact but a state department spokesman said even members of congress with security clea

. do the dirty work for the us military in other parts of the world like iraq and afghanistan. the mali uh experience is an experience that is opening up opening up new... era in west africa. during the attack we noticed our soldiers were no match, they were weaker, the isal fighters were stronger than us, whoever there to face them were killed on the spot. how many times has france killed us and looted from us? our gold, our uranium, everything that belongs to niger, france has got its hands on it. we do not accept this anymore. frances has brought us nothing good. shamsad muhammad, known better by his pen name hafez of shiraz, is one of the most beloved of iranian poets at home and abroad. but what's the secret? behind his popularity, and what were his concerns reflected in his poems? thank you. pick of current affairs: iran and west asia are news factories, for in-depth look at what's happening in and in relation, iran today is your show. spotlight is exactly what it says, beaming a light on important topics of the day, wherever they arise, from an alternative viewpoint. if you want