he says the marisa, it helps mauritania to minimize the terrorist threat. who so the object involved preventative measures, whether at a military with social level consist of gathering information about the enemy, collecting information about its sleep of cells. yeah. can we do this so we can intervene before a surprise attack or rather do that. so that way the prevention is best as in the queue. you guys, right? that's what i'd go with. like for some this is a flicker of hope in the face of ever expanding conflict in the rest of this i how or oh that's it for now, but be sure to check out other stories on our website on social media and see you next time. bye for now, the glory days of motor racing. one name stands apart from all the rest. solo from up until 1989. this race track near 10, i was a magnet for the fastest drivers from all over the world. we're meeting legends from indian motor sports, learning about the legendary solar problem. in 30 minutes on the w using mind power. the brain and spinal implants are in naples paraplegics to walk in. is this

he says the mate, harris helps mauritania to minimize the terrorist threat. who so the object involved preventative measures, whether at a military with social level consist of gathering information about the enemy, collecting information about its sleep of cells. yeah. can we do this so we can intervene before a surprise attack or rather do that. so that way the prevention is best as in the queue of you guys, right? that's what i'd go with. like for some this is a flicker of hope in the face of ever expanding conflict in the rest of this i how or oh that's it for now, but be sure to check out other stories on our website on social media and see you next time. bye for now, the old friends new front is nate's, who's still prepared to defend itself in case of an emergency. the well largest, the military alliance has been maintaining stability for 75 years. but now some weaknesses complicating to show this from this new threat made in 15 minutes on the w, the, the dig altima beauty companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. i have 10 rays all o

you had hist, insurgencies, but one country stands out as an exception. mauritania has not seen a terror attack for more than a decade. oh, it's a stock contrast from its next door neighbor molly, which is a haven for as long as the militant groups. the border between them runs for 2000 kilometers. mauritania inside is patrolled by a unique force known as the merest dw maria gas. nicholas school met them and sent us this report. as the villagers always seemed to celebrate. when the movers arrived, the men on camels provide practical things like medicines, but also the sense of not being forgotten by the outside. whereas in the people in this remote village or team to share their latest problem, the water pump is broken, which means humans and animals have to travel to find water. and the disability are used to be full of people, but many have left because of the lack of water forms that use the pump that was essential for drinking water has been broken for 4 months. they submitted the problem to us and we will follow up with the leadership of the in the heart of the commander will take t

country protested in front of the zionist embassy. they did student demonstrations to pakistan, mauritania and lebanon. also arrived tunisian students also went on strike in the capital of this country in support of palestine. an hour ago , we had a conversation with mr. shahin hazami, a french social activist in paris, to discuss the spread of student protests in france. first of all, thank you for asking me to answer your questions. in fact, the beginning of the pro-palestinian movement in palestinian universities is because the people became aware that they should act on themselves body. they should be active in helping the palestinian people and supporting them. it is very important that the youth mobilized to support the palestinians. because in my opinion and many other people's opinion, the situation will be changed by joona and it is these young people who can do something for palestine. now the same movement is spreading in france. i met students at the faculty of political sciences in paris. students whose only goal is to help palestinians. i talked to many of them and their word

migration challenge, which they basically paid to outsource to countries like turkey you to each mauritania and jet, which last i checked weren't actually in europe, but they've outsource everything else by this point. so why not that too? right back on talked about europe meeting the ecological transition, ask the farmers in europe, street jacketed by european climate change detached with their farmland, be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance. how great that is brought up, europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization was not so that's about germany . in particular, it's still busy the industrialized thing, so they're not quite on the other side of that. yeah. all the, you know, has become more dependent on price here, american liquefied natural gas. oh. and francis own ellen, g imports from russia are now up 75 percent and the 1st few months of this year compared to a year ago. so guess my whole state or is that people are so stupid that if he just says something enough times like in the speech, they'll just simply accept it all as objective reality. yeah, tough to

so the cunard had had to launched the intercity near and then mauritania in 1907. and of course, the answer to that was the olympic and titanic and the lusitania and mauritania were a so-called express liners, high speed ships. and the white star line decided that they would not fight with the channel about speed. so instead they said it's it's safety first. and and luxury. that's what they wanted. so the titanic was much slower than these cunard orders, but still they wanted to show something extraordinary and the titanic was much, much larger than the ten year the mauretania and of course, they wanted also to have the best food, the best interior, everything should be the best on these ships. so it was all very much question of of competition because there was money to be made. we have tools from a carpenter who worked on paneling, probably in first class, for example. there were about 3000 people working to build the olympic and the titanic. and it took about three years to build them. so they were more or less handmade, riveting and so on was done mainly by han

country protested in front of the zionist embassy. they did student demonstrations reached pakistan, mauritania lebanon. tunisian students also went on strike in the capital of this country in support of palestine. the expansion of the anti-zionist student movement in france, hundreds of pro-palestinian students. by gathering in front of the organizing committee of the olympic games , the protestors declared their opposition to the participation of the zionist regime in these competitions . today, tuesday, the last day of april, a large number of french universities, including dijon, lyon, granville, saint-etienne, strasbourg, rennes and manton, closed classes and set up. express our opposition to the participation of israeli regime athletes in the paris olympics. this regime massacred a nation. therefore, it has no place in the olympics. the students and french people present in the demonstration in front of the headquarters of the organization of the olympic games announced that it is a shame for our political leaders and sports institutions that are planning to welcome the israeli delegation

so the cunard had had to launched the intercity near and then mauritania in 1907. and of course, the answer to that was the olympic and titanic and the lusitania and mauritania were a so-called express liners, high speed ships. and the white star line decided that they would not fight with the channel about speed. so instead they said it's it's safety first. and and luxury. that's what they wanted. so the titanic was much slower than these cunard orders, but still they wanted to show something extraordinary and the titanic was much, much larger than the ten year the mauretania and of course, they wanted also to have the best food, the best interior, everything should be the best on these ships. so it was all very much question of of competition because there was money to be made. we have tools from a carpenter who worked on paneling, probably in first class, for example. there were about 3000 people working to build the olympic and the titanic. and it took about three years to build them. so they were more or less handmade, riveting and so on was done mainly by han

mauritania and lebanon also arrived.isian students also went on strike in the capital of this country in support of palestine. the expansion of the anti-zionist student movement in france today, hundreds of pro-palestinian students gathered in front of the olympic games organizing committee and declared their opposition to the presence of the zionist regime in these competitions. the disbelievers chanted that genocide is not an olympic discipline. today is tuesday. on the last day of april, a large number of french universities, including dijon, lyon, grenoble, saint-etienne, strasbourg, rennes and manton, closed classes and based on demonstrations against the movement anti-zionist students joined. in paris , a number of students brought their people to a public demonstration against the presence of the zionist regime in the olympics, in front of the building of the organizing committee of the olympic games in sandoni, paris. the olympic games announced: shame on our political leaders and sports institutions who plan to

this person wears traditional clothes, but in mauritania it can be said that there are the strangest customs in this country. mauritanian men shave their hair a few days before ramadan so that new hair grows. unlike other islamic countries. mauritanian people postpone their celebrations until the month of ramadan and take this month as auspicious. one of the other customs of the mauritanian people during the month of ramadan is that it is difficult there is also recitation of the entire holy quran is in one night, but on the coast of africa and especially on the kammar islands, people have the beauty of ramadan rituals. on the first day and night of ramadan, people leave their homes with torches in their hands and go to the beach, and the light of the torches is reflected on the beach, and people announce the arrival of ramadan by playing the tabl. the holy month of ramadan in indonesia. it is a wonderful event. people pay special attention to the mosques, especially the esteghlal mosque, which is the largest mosque in the country, to welcome the month of ramadan. indonesian people a

african countries, including mauritania, should witness anti-zionist demonstrations.m discussing this issue with mr. mohajerani , an expert on international issues. how many african countries will we be in the name of allah , the most gracious, the most merciful? and all the respected viewers of the khabar network. well, after more than 200 days have passed since the al-aqsa storm operation , it has become clear that the failures of the zionist regime in this field are not only limited to the military and security dimensions, but what they whitewashed from themselves to the public members during these 200 days have completely collapsed and failed. today, everyone is familiar with the main face of the zionist regime, which is state terrorism, genocide and crimes against humanity . the subject of diet the zionists of the united states and some western countries , including germany, england and france, who previously claimed freedom of expression of human rights , dragged themselves into the depths of this well when the american police attacked the university with tear g

boaz, thank you so much for joining mauritania. boaz, thank you so much forjoining us.his evening, i think the first question that would be on everyone's lips is, how on earth could this happen? this was meant to be a safe route. israel is meant to be one of the most technologically advanced countries in the in the world. how did you get it so wrong? first of all, thank you for inviting me. >> you will allow me, first of all, condolences to the families. and i think of the families, i think of their grief. and of course, i share their grief with them. mistakes. mistakes are done in wars. and you know, it better than me. everybody mean, everybody knows it. i mean, unfortunately, every country, every war knows every nation who's at war knows that mistakes. that you've got mistakes. unfortunately, this unfortunately, also in this war, we many casualties. many we have many casualties. many soldiers died from soldiers have died who died from friendly fire, meaning from our own happens . you know, it's own army happens. you know, it's a tough it's a tough place. gaza. and you

the property chug oliver leads bio climatic architecture projects and countries like vietnam and mauritania. that means that designs take local climates into account. so we have to study jeffrey, or he's got to go back to the teacher to some modern buildings already doing this, such as come to the university which uses wind power. so keep its buildings cool. this method has been used in iran and other middle eastern countries for centuries . the so called wind captures are designed to trap fresh air and directed indoors. the hot air gets pushed out. you may also have noticed that houses in hot climates are some light. some countries like india are bringing back this approach by painting grooves with line based whitewash, which absorbs less heat. this can reduce indoor temperatures by 2 to 5 degrees celsius. when designing new buildings, bio kinetic architects tend to combine different sources of inspiration. but they will all tell you. location is everything. you have to pay attention about this an orientation and make sure your best sides of those exposed to the direction. and then we use

the migration challenge, which they basically paid to outsource to countries like turkey in each mauritania . and egypt, which last i checked weren't actually in europe, but they've outsourced everything else by this point. so why not that too? right? macklin talked about europe reading the ecological transition, ask the farmers in europe street jacketed by european climate change. dic tats with their farmland, be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance. how great that is, brought up europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization. not so that's about germany in particular it's still busy the industrialized thing, so they're not quite on the other side of that. yeah. all the yeah.

the migration challenge, which they basically paid to outsource to countries like turkey in each mauritania, in egypt, which last i checked weren't actually in europe, but they've outsourced everything else by this point. so why not that too? right macklin talked about europe meeting the ecological transition as to farmers in europe, street jacketed by european climate change detached with the farmland, be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance. how great that is brought up, europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization was not so that's about germany . in particular, it's still busy the industrialized thing. so they're not quite on the other side of that. yeah. all the yeah, has become more dependent on price here. american liquefied natural gas. oh, and francis own ellen, g imports from russia are now up 75 percent and the 1st few months of this year compared to a year ago. so i guess my goal figure is that people are so stupid that if he just says something enough times like in the speech, they'll just simply accept it all as objective reality. yeah, tough token repo

the migration challenge, which they basically paid to outsource to countries like turkey to these mauritania and he jet, which last i checked weren't actually in girl, but they've outsourced everything else by this point. so why not that too? right. macklin talked about europe meeting the ecological transition as to farmers in europe, street jacketed by european climate change, did tasks with the farmland be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance . how great that is brought up, europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization was not so that's about germany. in particular, it's still busy the industrialized thing. so they're not quite on the other side of that. yeah. all the yeah, has become more dependent on price here. american liquefied natural gas. oh, and francis own ellen, g imports from russia are now up 75 percent in the 1st few months of this year compared to a year ago. so i guess my goal figures that people are so stupid that if he just says something enough times like in the speech, they'll just simply accept it all as objective reality. all that outside of this

migration challenge, which they basically paid to outsource to countries like currently to these mauritania. and he gets which last i checked weren't actually in europe, but they've outsourced everything else by this point. so why not that too? right. macklin talked about europe meeting the ecological transition to farmers in europe, street jacketed by european climate change detached with the farmland, be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance. how great that is brought up to europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization. not so that's about germany in particular, it's still busy the industrialized thing, so they're not quite on the other side of that. yeah. all the, you have to be some more depended on price. here. american liquefied natural gas o, and francis own ellen, g imports from russia are now of 75 percent and the 1st few months of this year compared to a year ago. so i guess my goal figures that people are so stupid that if he just says something enough times like in the speech, they'll just simply accept it all as objective reality. moscow has been hosting a

migration challenge, which they basically paid to outsource to countries like turkey and these mauritania and egypt, which last i checked weren't actually in europe, but they've outsourced everything else by this point. so why not that too? right? macklin talked about europe reading the ecological transition, asked the farmers in europe, street jacketed by european climate change detached with their farm land be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance. how great that is, brought up europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization. not so.

so in bali, along the border with mauritania, temperature shot up to almost $48.00 powerful winds are blasting in that heat, but for the coastal city of new ox out with a seabreeze, the temperature is below average for this time of the year. some pretty big ways off the eastern cape profits that could cause some damage. and with this breeze off the indian ocean, still brain from barouche's and that southeast corner of not a gas car. the devastating strikes followed by here will request you because that's 1st responders know the mission could be the last but until then the humanity drives one day with because of the civil defense which rescue mission because it gives you the of the welcome back. you're watching l g 0 live from. don't have reminder about the top stories and he's really as striking, central garza has killed 6 for an 8 where it goes from well central kitchen and the palestinian driver. the child, he says it's team and had coordinated with these really ami and it's vehicles were clearly marked with the groups. no go. yvonne says america must be held accountable for the att

migration challenge, which they basically paid to outsource to countries like turkey, denisia, mauritania, and egypt. which last i checked weren't actually in europe, but they've outsourced everything else by this point. so why not that too? right, michael talked about. you're reading the ecological transition, asked the farmers in europe, street jacketed by european climate change detached with the farm that'd be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance. how great that is, brought up europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization. not so. it's about germany, in particular, is still busy the industrialized thing, so they're not quite on the other side of that. yeah. all the, yeah, has become more depended on price here. american liquefied natural gas. oh. and francis own ellen, g imports from russia are now up 75 percent in the 1st few months of this year compared to a year ago. so i guess my call figures that people are so stupid that if he just says something enough times like in the speech, they'll just simply accept it all as objective reality. because a lot of gays

migration challenge, which the state basically paid to outsource the countries like turkey, tanisha mauritania, and he jet, which last i checked weren't actually in europe, but they outsource everything else by this point. so why not that too? right? macklin talked about europe meeting the ecological transition as to farmers in europe, street jacketed by european climate change detached with their farm land, be spied on by european satellites to ensure compliance. how great that is, brought up europe's energy sovereignty and re industrialization. not so that's about germany. in particular, it's still busy the industrialized thing, so they're not quite on the other side of that. yeah. all the year has become more dependent on price here. american liquefied natural gas o and francis own this ellen g imports from russia are now up 75 percent in the 1st few months of this year compared to a year ago. so i guess my call figure is that people are so stupid that if he just says something enough times like in the speech, they'll just simply accept it all as objective reality a male of paris. i'm watso

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it's been hot this early in the season in africa long the board, it was molly and mauritania temperature shut up to pretty close to 48 degrees. these winds blowing in that heat from this a hard desert, so now new ok shut and bonds. will your temperatures are up big time. over 24 hours ago. we've got this slug of rain along the borders with south africa botswana and the men b. i certainly could produce some flooding over the next 24 to 48 hours. that's it . so yeah, of the african narratives from africans perspective, nature has always been this some way. my child to short documentary spine african film make is looking at the archives that we have sometimes quite heartbreaking to look at from what is key a is that it's part of our history that coupled from nigeria and we writing libraries from canyon africa direct on, i'll just be around the welcome back and recap of our top stories on i'll just sierra this. our analogies here investigation is found that these really ami intentionally targeted a wealth, central kitchen conroy in 3 consecutive as strikes and gone. 578 workers were killed o