maritime commission, built 6000 ships. then, at the end of world war ii, we pulled back and the ships coming off and we sold them from overseas and they went under foreign flags. we were getting subsidies to the u.s. flag so they would have to compete with cheap foreign labor. in the lack of other issues. reagan took away the subsidies in the fleet gets old overseas and finally -- and the fleet gets sold overseas and finally, -- here is the premise of that. this is to achieve a competitive and efficient motion transportation system. a policy that will put greater reliance on the marketplace. we have done that and we have three conglomerates that control 95% of the u.s./asia trade. the marketplace has created the conglomerates and had a norman it -- inordinate power. one company controlled the truck bed to take the containers of the port. they said you can only use ours. and so, then they had containers sitting on them and they were charging people because their containers were sitting on them. we were focused on the econom

thinking about that, in terms of the maritime industry, the american maritime into industry, yes, we have to get better relations with china. a firm footing for the economic and trade side of things. but in terms of starting to regain some footing for the american maritime industry, we're below 1% now. is there a path that we should be considering that would get us toward a more meaningful market share? >> well, i think there's some minimal number of u.s. flag international carriers that we should -- that we need. to protect ourselves. like i say, we used to, we built a lot of the -- four world war ii. we used to give them a subsidy to deal with the fact that they're competing against this incredibly inexpensive foreign labor. the other things with flags of convenience. i think we need to have, i think this may be a conversation that's armed services, homeland, more than transportation infrastructure. they need to talk about what the minimal merchant fleet we need. if we are, just assuming, what worked in the past with a persian war, we can go to some of these foreign flags and say,

the aviation industry is structured totally different than the maritime industry.irtime industry is willing and able to meet certain safety standards. you are eligible to operate in international trade. rm sure that is true. in aviation it is a very competitive system. but it is also controlled. america gets landing rights in the country, or vice versa, if an american flag airplane gets those rights, not a flag of convenience airplane, that is not the way the international -- mr. defazio: back to the flags of convenience, i fought, i got involved in scandal in the philippines about 10 or 12 years ago where anybody could buy papers at any level. you want the cap newspapers? here you go. you are a captain now. they were running this marketplace. it finally got clamped down on. does mongolia send out people to inspect their ships and their crew and ensure? we could do a lot more port inspections and a lot more enforcement on this side and say if you're coming in under one of the suspect flags of convenience from a country like liberia that hardly exists, or others, we

this is life for this, the university has a maritime survival center.basic knowledge of maritime rescue will not be allowed on the ship before the boys go on their first voyage. they are waiting for merciless training in the pool, the task that the cadets are doing right now is to return the fetus to its working position and climb into it. this is just one of the simulated situations that are worked out here many times. until the actions of future sailors reach automaticity , the instructor can even simulate different weather. today, the water temperature, plus 28 during extreme training , is half as low. it is panic that is the main enemy in the struggle for life. it blocks the ability to adequately perceive and evaluate the situation in the survival center. every lesson is an inoculation against fear. this is important in order to simply know that in any case , at the moment when, god forbid, there will be some kind of emergency situation, so that they simply figure out where to go, and so that they do not have a primary panic by the sea practice, an

but it is also a maritime fight. very different fights. there is some intersection, but they are also different. i think we can do both. i think we can track and balance the requirements that we need to maintain the transatlantic alliance and continue to support our ukrainian friends and actually use that as an opportunity to inject into the industrial base what we need. you mentioned a couple that we are going to need there. this is an opportunity to rethink how we are going to talk about gamblers --gimlers or coastal defense cruise missiles that we put together for our ukrainian friends and use that as an opportunity to revitalize the defense industrial base for that taiwan fight. so i think we can do both. it will be a balance. that is what secdef and the president get paid the big bucks for. we will provide military advice on how we think that should go and we will decide where we will take more risk or less. but i think the nds is pretty clear, and it does say china, but it also says russia. seth: on the china front, one area we have

but it is also a maritime fight. very different fights. there is some intersection, but they are also different. i think we can do both. i think we can track and balance the requirements that we need to maintain the transatlantic alliance and continue to support our ukrainian friends and actually use that as an opportunity to inject into the industrial base what we need. you mentioned a couple that we are going to need there. this is an opportunity to rethink how we are going to talk about coastal defense cruise missiles that we put together for our ukrainian friends and use that as an opportunity to revitalize the defense industrial base for the taiwan fight. so i think we can do both. it will be a balance. that is what secdef and the president get paid the big bucks for. we will decide where we will take more risk or less. but i think the nds is pretty clear, and it doesn't say china, but it also says russia. -- does say china, but it also says russia. seth: on the china front, one area we have been involved in at the center for strategi

and it is best to get acquainted with the panels with the history of arkhangelsk in the northern maritime, it is one of those where we are not bored, therefore the labyrinth of history was accompanied by the director of the museum evgeny tenidov, a man who is not only passionate about himself, but is also able to charge anyone with his involvement already through 5 minutes of communication. well, in general, the exposure is constantly museum. it is called the millennium of the north sea begins with the development of these lands by the novgorodians in the ninth and tenth centuries. that's when this batch of culture arose, which came in large numbers in the novgorod and local corners of the finnish tribes. the times and the pomor culture was born, the culture of the sea of ​​use and use, that is, shipbuilding and fishing, the sea for the pomors was an element and giving life and taking it away, it was a kind of russian roulette. pomeranian roulette, each going out to sea. understood there in the sea. he seems to be stuck between two worlds, the world of the living and the world of the dead

the provisos come from the maritime _ your life.oastguard - your life. the provisos come from - the maritime and coastguard agency, whose latest certificate is required ljy whose latest certificate is required by international law and accelerates our mission of protecting lives at sea. there are understood to be about 4000 day fishermen in the south—west. the organisation that represents them fears that unless the maritime and coastguard association changes tack, many tishman will be. it. you live in bbc news. let's return to that big story in the uk, the results from allegations of bullying by uk deputy prime minister dominic raab have been delivered to by minister rishi sunak. the pm is considered to be seriously considering the findings before deciding whether dominic raab rug ministerial rules. dominic raab, alsojustice secretary, denies the allegations and says he has always put the boot behaved professionally. this is the scene now live at downing street with our political correspondent, rob watson waiting. you can see downing

so far, the maritime safety authority in - maritime safety authority in the south—eastern chinese provinceecialjoint province has launched a three day special joint operation province has launched a three day specialjoint operation in the central and northern parts of the taiwan strait, so one can assume that this is one of china�*s response to heightened tensions because of that meeting that you were just talking about between tsai ing—wen and kevin mccarthy. beijing has warned against such a meeting before so it is not a huge surprise that it is responding this way and of course it could very angrily when nancy pelosi visited taiwan as well because of course china considers the island as a breakaway province while some taiwanese people want a separate nation and xi jinping has repeatedly vowed to fulfil reunification with taiwan and beijing has not ruled out the possible use of force to achieve unification, so that meeting between tsai ing—wen and mr mccarthy definitely not going down too well with beijing.— well with bei'ing. mariko oi reporting _ well with beijing. mariko oi reporting

to what extent is their real comprehensive maritime security corporation right now between washingtonnd hanoi and where do you see that heading to? natasha: it is increasing aggressiveness with taiwan and would china take accident taiwan, and it is concerning not just to the u.s. and taiwan but also other countries in the region, including vietnam. so that really drives you know home the need to have a little bit more security cooperation taking place there, but of course like i said they need to tread carefully here with anything that they do on a security front because that could escalate things with china further, as it doesn't want the u.s. to increase its sphere of influence or influence in in the area, it is trying to push out the u.s. and assert itself more clearly. so i think there are avenues here for more security cooperation, but it is a very delicate tight rope and i think from vietnam's perspective, they are trying to do what is rational, increase economic ties, increase access to weapons so they can diversify themselves away from russia, but do so in a way that does not

has promised to defend the philippines in the heavily contested maritime region. the exercise is a part of the largest ever war games between the 2 allies. china has criticized the vent, saying they put regional peace and stability at risk. and you can certainly expect more such statements from beijing of the you are seeks to consolidate a front to counter china, a set of best in the region, model this on our website with you tomorrow. good bye. ah guardians of truth. my name is john dinner and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like to key taking on the powers that be they risk everything john, don't dar? asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold the suede because i'm responsible for the future follow country for the people who are behind the past. they live for their mission. people need to know what is happening in our series guardians of truth watch now on youtube, d. w documentary. ah, the world's largest industrial trade show gets underway in hanover, was developmen

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in the taiwan straits, china food yan maritime safety administration, also announced in social media that the operation would involve boarding ships to inspect them. and a taiwan official categorically refused to accept such actions. warning of a response to your tie ones. maritime port bureau says if chinese coast guard requests to board our vessels for inspection, they should refuse and notify us. we will take action. so this doesn't become a new norm. at the same time, time, one was also monitoring the chinese aircraft, carrier son, dung that st out into the south, tennessee near taiwan for the 1st time. so i want the defense minister called the timing of the deployment, tentative that china will respond isn't wholly unexpected though. type a was an ease watching out for what paging does in the coming days. but on thursday morning itself, the foreign ministry in beijing have this to say, me jump will go the u. s. and taiwan have colluded with each other to enable independent separatists to undertake political activists in the us. and carry out official exchanges between the us and

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the exclusive economic zone, the disputed maritime borders, military interference. how are they going to come to any sort of agreement on any of those issues and do you think they can? >> libya is one of the most important issues that should come into alignment for both countries. there is a stalemate position inside libya. if there was an agreement to make an alignment [indiscernible] for that reason, if the egyptian side understands it is also a win-win position and for all it is economic problems, i do not believe that will be agreement over the libyan issue. from the point of the perspective of the exclusive economic zone. should say there is no overlap in area in between egypt and turkiye. the issue is the continental shelf. tom: what do you think are the sticking points going to be for egypt when it comes to libya? is there read line? >> i think so. each of sees libya as part of the special security. -- egypt sees libya as part of the special security. and almost the forces came close. el-sisi said they will not accept any further advancements the turkish forc

the european maritime centre does — alone. yes. the european maritime centre does not _ alone. yes.maritime centre does not co-ordinate with i alone. yes. the european maritimel centre does not co-ordinate with us. centre does not co—ordinate with us. they do not send any information. they do not send any information. they rather not rescue or be on standby until the coastguard shows up. there is a clear responsibility which is political and moral and easy to understand. in this case it was quite clear that the distress but they did it. they didn't want their coastguard. that but they did it. they didn't want their coastguard.— their coastguard. that has now chanied their coastguard. that has now changed without _ their coastguard. that has now changed without the _ their coastguard. that has now changed without the italian - changed without the italian coastguard is trying to assist and help with the rescue operation. absolutely. we were quite relieved that the coastguard announced that they were sending a big italian coastguard vessel to the boat in distress. and hopefully perform

this would include trade, that's going to include the military stuff of the maritime domain, but also stuff that's done on the me kong upstream of the me call river. so that's why i think they probably want to trade very carefully. they probably would like the additional assurance of have being able to work with us, but they will do so carefully and quietly in ways to avoid any unnecessary friction with the p r c. and ha ha, under the obama administration, back in 2011, the former president had announced the pivot to asia policy, which i'm sure you're very much aware of to, to deepen america. strategic footprint across the asia pacific and vietnam stood out as a very important country today. if you fast forward to today 2023. what do you think the u. s. a strategy is for the region as it shifted much from, from what obama had set out to do? well, i mean, i think the u. s. is continued to, to try to strengthen their ties with asia and seeing that the level of bilateral trade with different countries in asia has increased. and the u. s. is trying to increase its present. i think that ac

to what extent is there real comprehensive maritime security corporation right now between washington and hanoi, natasha. and, and where do you see that heading to i think we already mentioned a little bit that there are concerns with china's increasing assertiveness about the south china sea. and also its increasing aggressiveness with, with taiwan. and would, would china take action in taiwan and, and that's concerning to, to not just the u. s. and taiwan but also to other countries in the region including vietnam. and so that really drives you know, home the need to have a little bit more security cooperation taking place there. but of course, like i said, they need to tread carefully here with anything that they do on a security front because that could escalate things that china further as it doesn't want us to increase its sphere of influence or influence in the area. it's trying to push us out and assert itself more clearly. so i think there's a avenue in here for more security cooperation. but like i said it's, it's quite a tight rope. it's a very delicate, tight rope here. an

that's one reason why vietnam was trying be very careful, but apart from the maritime space, i think vietnam is also very mindful that the me call river, which a lot of people that depend on for the likelihood the up upstream at runs from the p. c. and p r c building there has sort of a, has really affected the ecosystem and that sort of downstream environment. so one of the concerns that vietnam also has is that if they get into a really tough situation with a p r c, there are several lever that the p r c could use. this would include trade, that's going to include the military stuff in the maritime domain, but also stuff that's done on the me kong upstream of the me call river. so that's why i think they probably want to tread very carefully. they probably would like the additional assurance of have being able to work with us, but they will do so carefully and quietly in ways to avoid any unnecessary friction with the p r c. and ha ha, under the obama administration, back in 2011, the former president, it announced the pivot to asia policy, which i'm sure you're very much aware of

. >> with the shipyard closing, a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in development and jobs. i'm kay book the founder of coffee company. recently opened the flagship coffee shop. this is a full circle for mow to have opened a new cafe here at the port. also like being welcomed back home again. >> port is the first place they was able to bid and win an opinion contract as a small business owner. when we think about the business of the port, and the maritime, right, that history is really continuing to extend itself in the way they engage with black businesses, black people and other diverse communities that are situated along the waterfront and as we move inward. >> we are looking now at the port of rejuvenating the community. bringing back a kind of economic sip lutz so tha

the persian gulf sea and maritime museum is named after this museum. derakhshad and with an area of ​​13 hectares and infrastructure of 3 one thousand and 500 meters introduces the history of the persian gulf from the paleolithic and lilami era to the contemporary period, here is the mansion of sabzevar in the persian gulf sea and maritime museum , the remnants of the qajar era and the objects displayed in this topic related to prehistoric periods contemporary periods from the shores and back shores of the persian gulf it was built during the time of naser al-din shah with the use of a consulate, only this museum is not object-oriented, with the persian gulf region museum as its axis , 13 galleries have been set up on two floors, the first floor is in at the time of history, we narrated the works and you can see arshya in on the second floor, there is more evidence of the anthropology of this region. the rooms and rooms of the persian gulf museum take the audience and visitors to the distant past, for example, these animal fossils belonging to more tha

c is gregory polling director of the se, asia program and asia maritime transparency initiative at the center for strategic and international studies. and andrew lung is a china policy analyst. you joins us from hong kong, a warm welcome to you. all. i'd like to begin in hanoi, where that richard, hey, darren, richard. the biggest military exercise of the u. s. and the philippines of ever taking place manila, now promising more military bases with in the philistines itself for the u. s. and now you have the chinese, a foreign minister, this thing is this a case of too little, too late for the chinese? are they trying to play catch up now? right, i mean on the one hand, the philippines is kind of in a strategic sweet spot where i think it has a better bargaining position when it comes to dealing with china. because right now we have revitalized our lives with united states in ways that we didn't do in the past 6 years or so on, their former president. ready? good to 3rd. i think what's happening here is the philippines is correcting on their president marcus junior, the excessive and fr

about maritime border for gas and was an agreement on the border about maritime borderfor gas and oil is fooling us, it is not a resistance movement, it isjust fooling us, it is not a resistance movement, it is just a fooling us, it is not a resistance movement, it isjust a cartel and a criminal organisation. so it desperately needed to re—establish those credentials. and doing it in a disguised manner, by saying it is hammer —— hamas, allows it a bit of credibility, because the last thing hezbollah wants is a war. nadim, this is the biggest _ hezbollah wants is a war. nadim, this is the biggest rocket - hezbollah wants is a war. nadim, this is the biggest rocket attack i this is the biggest rocket attack since the war in 2006. israel have said they will not allow hamas to operate out of there. is there a risk of a huge conflagration now? there is always a risk of a huge confrontation. as we saw in 2006, it can be very destructive. the mood in lebanon is that we are hostage to hezbollah. ., lebanon is that we are hostage to hezbollah. . ,, ., . hezbollah. nadim shehadi in beirut, than

the proviso comes from the maritime _ life. the proviso comes from the maritime and _ life.e and coastguard agency who say the certificate is required by international law and accelerates our mission of protecting lives at sea. there are understood to be 4000 a fisherman in the south—west, the organisation representing them bears unless they change tack, any will be forced to quit. you're live with bbc news. let's return to our top story, as foreign nationals flee sudan, those who remain are facing a lack of fuel, limited access to doctors and are struggling to access food. the country has faced a long—running economic crisis, in part, a result of decades of war. the latest fighting is adding to that, with much of the economy effectively shut down. live now to ben hunter, an east africa analyst at the global risk and strategic consulting firm, maplecroft. welcome to the programme. in terms of the economic crisis, it was already in a dire place, or the conflict kicked off? sudan has faced a legacy of sanctions underformer sudan has faced a legacy of sanctions under former dic

we're talking about maritime, clearly the philippines and archipelago of islands. but these are 2 countries that cannot actually agree on even what to call it. china calls at the start trying to see the philippines calls at the west philippine see it's crucial what's going on when it comes to the maritime when it comes to the both navies in the area now. yeah. look at absolutely. i think we, when we talk about the golden alliance, when we talk about the enhanced cooperation agreement, the expansion of us access that open basis. and you said, why is all this happening? and the answer is the south, tennessee and the inability or unwillingness and aging, to recognize that it policies in the south, tennessee, or to west hope. and he push miller to this point. i think it's a fundamental problem right now between beijing and manila, because from the philippines point of view is responding to external threats from china. from china's point of view, the philippines has no agency. it's not making any of its own decisions isn't due, but the americans are when you the cortex

it looks forward to the protection of a maritime strength to, which itself is an equally adapted the east in a like with the west already finds and in the progressive improvement of interior communication as by land and water will more and more find a valuable event for the commodities which it brings from abroad or manufactures at home. the west derives from the east supply is requisite to its growth and comfort in what is perhaps of still consequence. it must necessity of the secure enjoyment of indispensable outlets for its own productions to the weight, influence and the future maritime strength of the atlantic side. the union. directed by an indissoluble community interest as one nation. any other tenure by which the west can hold the sustained dual advantage, whether derived from its own separate strength or from an a pass apple state and natural connection with any power must be precarious while there on every part of our country thus feels thus feels an immediate and particular interest in union. all the parts combined fail to find in the united mass of means and efforts grea

government of allah pitt signed an agreement with hezbollah, that with hezbollah, an agreement on maritime borders and details for all of the agreement are stated anyway at this point in the museum yesterday, the lebanese also said at midnight that the netnuke interviews threatened and made a promise , and what he said did not happen. he should know what he is saying, and the resistance in lebanon does not have oil, it never affects us, but it increases our will, power, and secrets. on the protection of the achievements and the amount of rainfall that we had and supporting lebanon and countering any aggression against the enemy's hostile comrades that may be targeted without you without a doubt, lebanese , palestinians, iranians, syrians or anyone else who is in lebanon are staying in lebanese soil as guests of security operations. and the military of these issues, the range of security operations from the palestinian groups, separating such actions, any action in lebanon, give us the target , we will respond to it with volume and the same, god willing, without a doubt before the recent br

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head of department for technical support of maritime administration national guard.y provided. this is the management of low-quality equipment. yes, and at inflated prices sergey do you think that faulty weapons can solve some combat tasks, we could do it ourselves? although the technical characteristics of the devices were much worse, volkov allegedly knew about this in advance and simply turned a blind eye to this military investigators. already calculated the damage caused state duma deputy alexander khinshtein was the first to announce a round sum to the state. it turned out that officials of the department organized the supply of low-quality and faulty weapons at obviously inflated prices. the total damage caused to the budget amounted to almost 400 million rubles. by decision of the director. the national guard of viktor zolotov, all the collected materials were transferred to the investigating authorities and the military prosecutor's office, a large-scale corruption scheme was succeeded by the priestnosti of the russian guard, together with fsb operatives , r

that is, it is his geopolitics, this is the theory of the chartering of maritime states and so on .se are sea lines. that is, these are lines of sea communications, and if there is an escalation between china and america, then china risks losing these sea routes for the delivery of energy and food, which is very important for it. he is now expanding these continental food import routes, and here again the resources of russia are very beneficial to him. moreover, russia is now in such a position that it has to sell to china and, er, protect contracts where it has to sell to china at very low prices, this is secondly, resources, and thirdly , we can see that china is still suffering from what he does not have. this is the status of even a regional leader. he wants to be a global leader. he has no true friends who would legitimize him. his leadership is such a top position and here comes putin who says yes , look, china is growing and he says very complimentary about china to china in an interview, precisely if we talk about china's leadership , they like it very much because he praise

but it is for sure in time maritime safety expert johan is peters. thank you so much. you're welcome. and has a look at some other stories making news. the u. s. in south korea have pledge to increase the turns cooperation phase of north korea's nuclear threat. the agreement comes after us president joe biden hosted south korean president, you and so you all at the white house bite and warned that any nuclear attack by north korea would spell the end of the regime in pyongyang. our russian government critic alexis a volley says that he is facing new terrorism charges that would keep him behind bars for life. no volley with speaking at a court hearing by video link from prison. moscow has ramped up efforts to silence all descent since the russian invasion of ukraine last year. a wrong supreme court has upheld a death sentence handed down by an iranian german jewel. national young should sharma was convicted for his alleged role in the 2008 bombing of a mosque in the southern iranian city of shiraz. earlier this year, germany's foreign minister on atlanta burbock has cal

example, in october russia suspended its participation in the deal after the attack of ukrainian maritimeones on sevastopol moscow stated that a grain corridor was used for this, and the pilots themselves were launched from a grain carrier ship. in addition, the deal was initially considered as a program for the supply of products to the poorest countries in the world to ensure world food security, but according to the results, the products were received not by those who most needed it; china became the leader in imports in second place, followed by spain, turkey, and the fourth and fifth places are occupied by prosperous italy and the netherlands bangladesh with a population of 170 million people, and the grain deal received less than 10 million, israel and germany imported grain more than kenya, only 3% of all deliveries of sugar got to the country in need by its year, on the other hand, the export of ukrainian grain created problems for farmers in poland romania bulgaria hungary czech republic and slovakia grain villages in local markets and caused a sharp decline. against the backdrop

bulgaria has closed the ports for all russian ships that have a certificate of the russian maritime ship registry, and regardless of the flag under which they sail, this is stated in the message of the maritime administration of bulgaria, the ban also applies to ships that changed the russian flag after february 24, 2022 or your registration on the flag or register of any other country on this for the time being , watch the big news release already at seven see you ukraine will win and will be rebuilt , including thanks to direct participation western partners about this during the ukrainian-polish business forum , president andrzej duda volodymyr zelenskyi thanked all polish companies that, despite the war, continue to work in the regions of hostilities, the head of the ukrainian state invited all polish businesses to join the process of rebuilding ukraine, we must remember when there is an economic sustainability will also be social sustainability and this is also very important normal life we ​​preserve we develop everyone everyone who creates everyone who supports jobs who works who

yes economic news continues russian maritime. export.o western agencies indicators returned to the levels of the month before last. now the parties interested in cooperation are working to fully protect such transportation from sanctions risks. rustam kasumov will continue the topic of exporting russian oil by sea. confidently recovering counted in boomer for the week ended april 14, the figure rose by 540.000 finger and now again above 3 mb /d less, volatile 4-week average also higher than previous levels as key buyers of russian oil, india and china remain maritime routes to a lesser extent. turkey, they provide an aggregate demand of three and a third million barrels per day. as practice shows, almost all tankers leaving the sea from russian ports, without a destination , also end up in india or china, meanwhile russia and india are working to create a reinsurance company for oil supplies it is not excluded that its creation before the end of this year, said the head of the ministry of industry and trade. denis manturov. he noted the

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he is signed a maritime boundary agreement. with libya and that further fuel disputes with egypt over energy exploration in the mediterranean sea. now egypt meets help to support its economy and that something to a kia could provide. and their to on is seeking international support ahead of a presidential election and may their attempt to warm ties apparently sweeping years of differences and turning former rivals and to allies, katya lopez, civilian for insights, story. ah, okay, well let's bring in our guests now. joining me in ankara is yusef alabama an international security and politics expert and retired colonel. and stan bull helene, sorry, autumn, associate professor of international relations at assemble midden yet university and in washington dc. hello al, a nanny, a senior fellow at arab center, washington dc, a non profit organization dedicated to political and economic understanding of the arab world. a welcome to all of you. thank you very much for being on inside story today. helene, if i can begin with you are t

obviously the exclusive economic zone, the disputed maritime borders, military interference use of, i mean, how are they going to come to any sort of agreement on any of those issues? and do you think that they can? yes, the libya is as my previous guess also mash and the is one of the most important issues that shoot a comp plan alignment for both countries. and you know that the intervention of the turkish or intervention is site. libya, especially in tripoli, brought a comparative la piece to the region because there is a stella mate position now inside libya. saw if there is an agreement in order to make an alignment for the libyan shoe. probably that they'll be been striation for board size for that reason. if the egypt shall sites on the stance that it is also air when position for the egypt gauer among and for all it is economical. a problem sir. i do believe that that will be an agreement all of the libyan issue from the point of perspective, after exclusive economical zone and the continental, shall we shoes. i should say that there is no overlapping area in between each a ba

that the three littoral countries that are members of nato play a more serious role in terms of maritime because of course we know their role in general and their position in relation to the russian aggression, but here is the issue of maritime security. they still remain quite in limbo. well, ukraine is not a member of nato, but how can ukraine do this? wow, you know, it is interesting enough , first of all, let's not forget that ukraine even since two years ago when we received the status partner of enhanced capabilities. we received enough opportunities for joint exercises, patrols , some joint actions that we could carry out with nato, and we already then, a year before the aggression , called on nato to be more present in the the black sea region, including because of the position of turkey - this did not happen because they believed that there should be such a regional responsibility, as they called it , of the six littoral countries regarding security in the black sea region. unfortunately, we saw what this led to a year ago, but today that all these ministers of defense and forei

a french state media report 2 years later in 2016 noted that the old maritime france around the former total ceos, mysterious death, and paris is seeming lack of interest in the incident. even after moscow sent over its own 4 volume investigation to france was rather striking and it brought up the death in 1962 of italian oil giant n e s. c e o. energy for my 2. when his plane blew up during the landing in milan, and although it was attributed to bad weather at the time, 3 decades later, the sicilian mafia admitted to having blown the plane up. now in the high stakes, were all the big oil. there are a lot of smoky mirrors and low blows, for sure, and things aren't always what they seem to be a 1st glance. but as we've also seen with a recent sabotage at the north stream pipelines, the closer the entity is to russia and to russian interests, the more incoming fire it seems to take these days. yeah, of course, as, as it was big satellite, there francois is by the way, this week, the 1st european country to facilitate an 11 g purchase between the u. e and china . but it was done in chines