, the island of mauritius and an independence in the truth to him gives and separates areas from you, among others, which later in the consultative theory of the court, that this sovereignty in the contract in which england is the subject of the contract with itself was the term judge and claimant, and england itself was a colonialist, so this contract was not a valid guarantee in any case although mauritius became independent in 1968, it remained under the control of the united kingdom for the american military base. the general assembly of the representative while pointing out the importance of this advisory opinion, understand why, despite the issuance of this open vote , we are still witnessing the continued occupation of the japanese islands by the united states and england, and why this has created challenges for this country. the international community acts from the point of view of moral, legal and justice values. in this regard , the general assembly submitted a request in 2017, and in that advisory opinion of the court, it is stated that the decolonization process is runnin

an example about the chagas archipelago, which mauritius considers its part. yes indeed.s it difficult for mauritius defend your sovereignty in this matter, because there is also the us military naval base, the air force diego garcia, about which you heard, but this is a topic close to me and mentioned by sergey viktorovich. and i was in the comoros not so long ago, and right here on the embankment of the capital it is written mine, it belongs to the comorian remains and will always remain kamorian. uh, i'm translating the meaning of uh, there is another way to say, well, the essence is this, that is, for these african states. we don't know this, it's a super principled question before fields before time. we didn't notice it. they helped them in the colonial struggle in the sixties, when it was formed into statehood, but now these are painful questions. forgotten by no one. they are on the agenda and russia, as soon as it starts to be safe, will talk about it, because for france this is a very unpleasant moment, because the komodo islands is what, that's when the komol is

the storm caused minor damage to neighbouring union island and flooded beachside hotels in mauritius.expected to get away so lightly, emergency teams are preparing to deal with heavy rains, floods and even landslides in areas that will be affected. those living in the areas have been advised to strengthen their doors and roofs, cut down dangerous trees and stay indoors during tropical storm. some british supermarkets, including asda and morrison's, have started limiting the amount of fruit and vegetables that you can buy. the shortage of produce such as cucumbers, broccoli or packets of tomatoes, is being blamed on bad weather and poor harvests in europe and north africa. the bbc�*s rural affairs correspondent claire marshall reports. asda and morrisons say they've had problems getting hold of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and other salad and vegetable crops, and are putting some limits on what you can buy. the reason? extreme weather across the key producer region of southern spain and north africa. this is morocco. snowstorms have led the government to hand out emergency aid to thous

the storm caused minor damage and a neighbouring island and flooded beachside hotels in mauritius.se. in madagascar the island is not expected to get away so lightly, emergency teams are preparing to deal with heavy rains, floods and even landslides in areas that will be affected. those living in the areas have been advised to strengthen their doors and roofs, cutdown dangerous trees and stay indoors during tropical storm. kenya's parliament has ordered an inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse on tea plantations revealed in a bbc report. it found more than 70 women had been abused by managers at plantations operated by two british companies, unilever and james finlay. the companies say they have suspended the three managers in question and are shocked by the claims. the fairtrade foundation said the investigation, by bbc africa eye and panoroma, was "a metoo moment for tea". some british supermarkets, including asda and morrison's, have started limiting the amount of fruit and vegetables that people can buy. the shortage of produce such as cucumbers, broccoli or tomatoes, is bei

the storm caused minor damage to neighbouring union island and flooded beachside hotels in mauritius.sland is not expected to get away so lightly, emergency teams are preparing to deal with heavy rains, floods and even landslides in areas that will be affected. those living in the areas have been advised to strengthen their doors and roofs, cut down dangerous trees and stay indoors during tropical storm. kenya's parliament has ordered an inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse on tea plantations revealed in a bbc report. it found more than 70 women had been abused by managers at plantations operated by two british companies, unilever and james finlay. the companies say they have suspended the three managers in question and are shocked by the claims. the fairtrade foundation said the investigation by bbc africa eye and panoroma was, "a �*metoo' moment for tea." it is 58 years since the civil—rights campaigner malcolm x was shot dead in the city of new york. now his daughter is suing the police, the fbi and the cia, saying they covered up evidence regarding his death. the family are se

the winds of change in mauritius and kenya, as you mentioned and they saw what britain brought to theuring world war two through its contribution to mauritius and kenya infrastructure to the legal system the language of the civil service and then as young adults they came here and were incredibly grateful for the welcome that britain offered them. my mother was recruited at them. my mother was recruited at the age of 18 by the nhs and she thereafter worked for 45 years as a nurse here . and she's as a nurse here. and she's always, always been very proud of working for the nhs and working in britain . my father working in britain. my father came here for a different, he was effectively kicked out from kenya and he often tells me about the cold february morning in 1968 when he stepped off the plane at heathrow airport with no money and no , no one with him no money and no, no one with him and it was britain and his british that was his symbol of hope. so i think the my parents has really informed my appreciation and love of britain and british. do we take that for granted ? often too ma

the winds of change in mauritius and kenya, as you mentioned and they saw what britain brought to theuring world war two through its contribution to mauritius and kenya infrastructure to the legal system the language of the civil service and then as young adults they came here and were incredibly grateful for the welcome that britain offered them. my mother was recruited at them. my mother was recruited at the age of 18 by the nhs and she thereafter worked for 45 years as a nurse here . and she's as a nurse here. and she's always, always been very proud of working for the nhs and working in britain . my father working in britain. my father came here for a different, he was effectively kicked out from kenya and he often tells me about the cold february morning in 1968 when he stepped off the plane at heathrow airport with no money and no , no one with him no money and no, no one with him and it was britain and his british that was his symbol of hope. so i think the my parents has really informed my appreciation and love of britain and british. do we take that for granted ? often too ma

england and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritius, the population was about 5 thousand people, the natives of the knife islands are like animals in the world, they must return the island that is in the hands of the americans. some time later, this decision was made. england agreed to pay compensation, but refused the right to return and only allowed sometimes a number of natives per head the graves of their departed should be ready for the muslim country to visit their own land. let me come to your house and say that i am here. the british government has not paid the british government. in this regard , the british government is still facing court cases in 2019. the natives should not return, and the presence in the chagos archipelago should end. four years have passed since the six-month deadline , but the united states tenant england will not be subject to the judgment of the international courts . accused of a crime it is against humanity and this is a violation of human rights. when i was on the island, i was constantly active and i had enough to catch fish . there was no

the region, some of them went to the south of england and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritius. their population is about 5 thousand he was a person, he behaved like an animal. in 2000, the british court ruled that the natives of the knife islands should be returned to the island that is in the hands of the americans. some time later, this decision was made. england agreed to pay compensation, but denied the right to return and only allowed a number of natives to visit the graves of the departed. if our country is willing to visit your own land, let me come to your house and tell me to go, i am the one who has not paid england. in this regard, the british government is still facing court cases in 2019. natives should not be present chagos archipelago should end four years after the deadline of six months, but england, the tenant of america, will not go under the judgment of international courts . and this is a violation of human rights. when i was on the island, i was always active and i was eating enough to catch fish. there was no need to worry at all, but here i am still wai

start the news section with short news from the program kam shirin panjere jamiat from tehran to mauritius and the festival under the umbrella of a smile. this is what comes from the statue of reza shah with his wives reza shah, who in his day is known as the cancellation of nature, the documentary will be broadcast from tehran to saturday at 18:30 hours on the efoq network , handed it over to foreigners without a fight and willingly. british coup d'état reza khan pahlavi formed a government in iran and became an island morris talks about the new season of the program "kam shirin" and the topic of living happily in a common life. it will be broadcasted on channel two. the program's broadcast time is saturday to wednesday every week at 17:30 . what do you know about the future now that iran's population is aging ? the family and youth protection law is the topic of the population window program, the population window of officials and institutions, their duties and missions in realizing the general policies of the population, the program is broadcasted on tuesdays at 18:00 on the salamat net

start the news student with short news about the program "kam shirin panjere jamiat" from tehran to mauritius festival under the umbrella of a smile. this is the same thing about the statue of reza shah with the animal of reza shah, who in his days introduces himself with the name

the region were deported, some to the south of england and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritiuse population was about 5 thousand people. mecca, 2000 british court, the natives of the knife islands must return the island that is in the hands of the americans . some time later, this decision was made. england agreed to pay compensation , but denied the right to return and only allowed a number of natives to visit the graves of their dead. you can see me yourself let me tell you, go, i am england. the british government is still facing legal cases in this regard. in 2019, the international court of justice should end the month of giving time in england and not prevent the return of the natives. the presence in the knife islands should end four years of the deadline. it's been six months, but england is a tenant of america, they are not subject to the verdict of international courts. in the latest report, human rights watch said that britain and america are accused of crimes against humanity in the case of fat natives, and this is a violation of human rights. when i was on the islan

the region became some of them to the south of england and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritiuspopulation was about 5 thousand people, but they behave like animals. in 2000, the british court of the knife islands should return the island that it is in the hands of the americans. some time later, this decision was made. england agreed to pay compensation , but refused the right to return and only allowed some natives to visit the graves of their dead . visit our country, my land, if i come to your house. let me tell you that the british government has not paid for it. in this regard, the british government still has to go to the international court of justice on the day of 2019 to give time in england and not prevent the return of the natives. the presence in the chalos archipelago should end four years out of the six-month deadline. in the past , england is a tenant of america under the burden of the court's decision in the latest report of the united kingdom and the united states, in the case of the natives, the student is accused of a crime against humanity, and this is a viol

natives of the region have moved to the south of england. and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritius, their population was about 5 thousand people. britain should return the knife islands to the island that is in the hands of the americans . some time later, this decision was made. england agreed to pay compensation, but refused the right to return and only allowed some natives to return. at the graves of their dead come and visit our country, visit my country, let me come to your house and tell you to go, i am the natives, they say that english has not fulfilled its promise. the british government is still facing legal cases in this regard. in 2019, the british international court of justice will leave chabaksar and prevent the return of the natives . even if the presence in the chagos archipelago ends four years after the six-month deadline has passed, but the us tenant england will not be subject to the judgment of the international courts. it is a crime against humanity and this is a violation of rights it is human. when i was on the island, i was constantly moving and i was eati

to the south of england and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritius. their population was about 5 thousand people, but they behave like animals. in 2000, the british court decided that the knife islands should be returned to the island that is in the hands of the americans . some time later, this was the ruling. england agreed to pay compensation, but denied the right to return. he did and only allowed sometimes, a number of natives come to the graves of their dead , our country , visit your own land, i will come and tell you to go, i am not paid. britain should leave chagos, there will be no time for the natives to return, it should end its presence in the chagos archipelago four years after the deadline of six months has passed, but britain is not a tenant of the united states under the judgment of international courts , human rights watch said in its latest report that the united kingdom and the united states in the case of the natives, it is fat he is accused of crimes against humanity and this is a violation of human rights. when i was on the isla

this island state of the comoros, the same applies to the torn away london from mauritius, the chelabishipelago, if from other examples we continue to support our african colleagues in their just demands. russia has always been on the side of truth and today we are at the forefront of international efforts to uphold the basic ones. according to the charter, including such a fundamental principle as the need to respect sovereign equality states, and in this regard, it is natural that about three-quarters of the countries of the world do not want to get involved in the system of coordinates imposed by the west, they do not want to live in this coordinate system, and they are familiar with the habits of the former metropolises firsthand. and now three-quarters of the state, which retain their dignity, their independence, have not joined the anti-russian sanctions. they took a balanced position regarding the conflict in ukraine, which was the result of a long-term crisis in the european security. we are actively explaining all the factors that ultimately contributed to this situation. we fi

came, all the natives of the region became to the south of england and on a neighboring island of mauritiuse population was about 5 thousand people, it behaves like an animal . in 2000, the british court ruled that the natives of the knife islands should return the island that is in the hands of the americans . some time later, this was the ruling. england agreed to pay compensation, but denied the right to return. he did and only allowed sometimes a number of natives come to the graves of their dead, our country, visit my own land, if i come to your house, tell me to go, i am the british, the british government has not paid the british government in this regard, it is still facing legal cases in 2019, the international court of justice, the month of opportunity. they allowed england to leave chabaksar and not prevent the return of the natives, to end its presence in the chagos archipelago four years after the deadline of six months, but the united states' tenant of england will not be subject to the judgment of international courts, human rights watch said in its latest report. england and

read later in the last minutes before the start of the process. in the moscow regional court of mauritius was pretty quiet. he exchanged a few words with a lawyer skillfully, while covering his face with a black folder, nothing foreshadowed the show of a journalist who tried to ask him a question to mavrida, caught him by surprise. hello please, please be quiet. lord, i didn’t expect this from you , there can hardly be any doubt that alexander mavride is really dangerous during the current meeting, the court extended his detention until june 1, the same decision was made regarding pasha’s likely accomplices akhmetov and alexander butnaru, who fled with mavrida from the mavridian air force, became a defendant in a criminal case in november 2020 immediately after he was detained. immediately behaved rather strange kept. silence refused to testify. but the results of a search of his apartment turned out to be very eloquent, the investigator found. there , 65-year-old lawyer alexei is being held hostage out-of-town lawyer at the time of his release. already copied on the intruders in his apar

mauritius has closed its stock exchange as a cyclone approaches packing wind gusts of up to 120 km/h.s a direct threat. the country's prime minister urged citizens to take all necessary precautions, stay home and remain vigilant. imagine teams and madagascar are also bracing for floods and landslides in four regions as it is expected to make landfall on tuesday. injanuary it is expected to make landfall on tuesday. in january a on tuesday. injanuary a tropical on tuesday. in january a tropical storm killed 33 people in madagascar. when mark harrison developed multiple sclerosis 20 years ago — at the age of 36 — he was determined to keep exercising. it has taken mark, who lives in north west england, a decade to develop a prototype of a bike — which he hopes will make cycling more accessible to disabled people. and it's already being acclaimed as mairead smith reports. this isn't any ordinary trike — this trike could mean fun, freedom and fitness for people with disabilities. this has a pedal assist motor, integrated battery. independent suspension and a pattern for the steering. the t

london off mauritius chadas island. where the british came from about half a century ago, again, he essentially expelled the local. laziness for the sake of creating your military base, where it is now and safely continues to function, we welcome efforts, public parliamentary diplomacy for approval. the ministry will provide all necessary support to the initiative of the united russia party to hold an international forum of supporters of the fight against modern practices, non-evasionism, knowing that all other france and the state duma are also involved in this work. in addition, we are already actively working together with the state duma and from this federation for transportation of military biological activities in washington to scattered around the world secret labs in pentagons far beyond in violation of the biological and toxic weapons convention. among our unconditional priorities is the protection of the legitimate rights of the russians. the rallying of the multinational and multi-confessional russian world a

the island nation of mauritius is braced for torrential rains, strong winds and a storm surge as cyclonesters warn the tropical storm poses a direct threat to the island as it approaches packing wind gusts of up to 120 kilometres an hour, but as you can see, the effect�*s already being felt. emergency teams in madagascar are also making preparations for the cyclone to make landfall there later. a vast trove of cambodia's crown jewellery, much of it dating back to the 10th century or earlier, has surfaced in london as part of a hidden collection belonging to a known antiquities smuggler. cambodian experts say they've never seen most of the jewellery before and are stunned by its existence. the items will now be put on display in phnom penh later this year. my colleague, celia hatton, had a preview in london. from angkor wat, cambodia's 12th century temple complex that's one of the world's top heritage sites, you can see jewellery carved into stone. now, we know thisjewellery exists in real life. these stolen cambodian antiquities have been rediscovered in london. these are angkor�*s crown

well, in any case, we will think that the high-lights are e partisans from mauritius. where else?s, western americans allow themselves to use such perverted logic in particular stoltenberg's statement. yes, about the fact that nato has always been against russia, i ’m trying to remember, it seems like recently nato and russia recognized this comprehensive treaty between nato and russia , where it was written in black and white, we should not consider and we do not consider each other as adversaries. yes, now we have stoltenberg , he says, they didn’t give a damn about this very treaty all these years, just like under the minsk agreements revelation is going on, so it is now. but you never know what we recorded there, nevertheless. russia has always been our enemy. you see, here it is now. uh, the magazine behind the icons today came out a ruper of liberal thought. yes, there, uh, they understand. why where did the frenchman come from? this is the inborn fatal sympathy for russia and reflective, as they write there sympathy for russia voltaire didrov begin to remember for some reas

the flightless bird once lived on the mauritius island in the indian ocean. initiative incorporates advanced dna sequencing, gene editing technology, and synthetic biology. they have already sequenced the genome based on remains in denmark. they hope the project will lead to new techniques for bird conservation. this is the same company that was trained to bring back the woolly mammoth. can we just protect the animals we have, like a tiger or something? because reason. they do not have anywhere to really live anymore. the woolly mammoth has nowhere to live. there is no environment. kumasi: like it. in scotland, women have been able to take part in a viking festival for the first time in 142 years. historically, women and girls were restricted to roles as hostesses, organizing the all-men parties. but this time around, the gender restrictions were lifted. the event celebrates their heritage and the rebirth of the sun after the winter. reggie: enough of thi i have something to tell you. it is going hug day. i have been on a deep dive the past hour and a half. a

malvinas islands, which, of course, we consider the territory of argentina and the famous army of mauritiuss archipelago, which even the international court of justice recognized as part of mauritius. come on, here, here is the same logic of spain should not. yes, wait. well, what am i to that, well, that's the logic - it's from the same opera. you understand, and when they say that someone will bomb something. it's clear. we are here, by the way, we must be in full seriously, make it official last time too on your show. eh, i assumed i’m talking now, we should immediately tell them that if suddenly the planes are aviation with artillery, some kind of bullet will fly from nato opposite russian military personnel. so that they are not, then we will definitely, of course, strike without any already, if only there were negotiations and so on. this will definitely be considered an act of war against the russian, uh, military against the russian federation and they will ask you to contact nato in advance just listen, please, don't use this as a reason for the application of the fifth article, be

alexander ponomarenko took 4 years ago the money he spent on his beloved wife gave her a trip to mauritiusoff his debts, but a pandemic struck the ponomarenko brothers had been sitting without work for almost a year, when we only now seemed to take a breath and begin to close everything. well, something else thundered, it was not a disease, it was a private debt and there are still outstanding accounts that have not been paid by the director of the brothers. ponomarenko explains so alexander wanted to help the family. after all, all the money went to his treatment 14,000 rubles. once a week, and so on, the content of sasha alone, lord, but he didn’t work. i even wondered. i thought that he had savings, the widow ponomarenko grabbed her grief by the head, and then there was the unbearable amount of 2 million rubles. they approved the bank. another loan at almost 20% per annum, the last hope is to sell a three-room apartment in rostov-on-don worth 6 million rubles. but the woman will enter into the inheritance. only through six months. there will be no need to buy something smaller, and in w

let's get the perspective from tanvi kanchan, head of strategy at republic of mauritius. -- at anandacts we are seeing from the adani fallout? tanvi: yes. haslinda: your thoughts on the outlook for indian stocks? they are showing resilience from the adani fallout. we will get back to tanvi a slight moment later. plenty more ahead. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are looking at premarket prices for adani group companies, the conglomerate having its -- halving its target for expenditures. the billionaire is trying to rebuild investor confidence after that bruising report from the hindenburg research group. the adani group seeing 50% of its values in some of its arms fall back. has. haslinda: let's get back to india again and discuss her outlook, we have tanvi kanchan, head of strategy at anand rathi. how are uss and the outlook for indian shares that have shown -- how are you assessing the outlook for indian shares throughout the fallout? tanvi: the last couple of weeks have been global in terms of the news and data that we have found. from the budget to the mon

beachside hotels in mauritius have also been damaged by floods.rt than the past few mornings. as you can see from the temperatures, still above where we should be at this time infirmary. that will change tomorrow morning. out there at the moment there is quite a bit of rain so far this morning. it is starting to fragment. you can see the blue—collar ors fragmenting. still pretty white in eastern scotland. patchy rain and drizzle elsewhere. western and northern areas were brighten up this afternoon. showers in northern scotland, northern ireland, wales, drifting towards the south—west. another band in northern england later on. away from these eastern counties, it will stay grey, misty and damp all day long. the breeze will drop the temperature. compared to what we have at the moment, barely lifting through the day. 79 celsius during the afternoon. those are closer to where we should be at the state in february. tonight we will see cloud and patchy rain pushed its way across england and wales. it will get colder on the tops of the hills. sleet and