mediterranean sea . enemies to avoid the| mediterranean sea to enemies to avoid the - mediterraneancome here, and risking their life. _ king charles is expected to pay tribute to his mother, the late queen, in his first christmas day message. a photo released in the uk on friday evening shows the recording being made in st george's chapel at windsor castle, where a committal service was held during the queen's funeral in september. ajudge in the us has ruled that two movie fans can sue the universal film studio for false advertising over the trailer it issued for the 2019 movie yesterday. that clip featured the actress ana de armas, but her part was entirely cut from the finished movie. the plaintiffs say they only rented the movie because they thought ms de armas was in it, and they have now been cleared to take their claim for five $5 million in compensation to court. i've been speaking to entertainment lawyer domenic romano, founder and managing partner of romano law, about the case. well, first of all, it's not on behalf of the two fans. it's on behalf of a class of other viewer

antonin research shows that most mediterranean jelly fish are perfectly safe to eat with just a small number needing toxins are moved through freezing simply by washing it's giving me hope that this could be a genuine food for the future that you face. in the europa jenny fiss considerate and noise and that they don't have a mantra this could b change of that either well west stopped is demonstrate the day the day yeah the lady power for launch rice also all the food. could be important for a local fisherman a local. restaurants the for local economies. highly priced alternative to me. i mean i stock is responsible for up to fourteen point 5% of greenhouse gas emissions. eating jelly fish as a substitute could help produce the very global warming that causes that. already popular enough to the far east. right now they con la be sold as food anywhere in europe. so today has provided some jelly fish and sent me to go jenny's collaborating shall. be on a visa. please can we cook for the jedi face. okay so now cornell dental. yeah yeah. this is two different spaces all jelly fish this bro

woman: the spanish coast guard has rescued more than 200 migrants from the mediterranean sea in the last 24 hours. man: these moving dots are actually lines of migrants traversing the moroccan forest, waiting for the right time to cross. narrator: around the world, millions of people are fleeing their homes to escape war and persecution, to seek refuge from environmental disasters, or to find better economic opportunities for their families. but watching television reports in the countries that are faced with accepting them, it is clear that new border walls, nationalist policies, and other barriers are actually escalating human tragedy. [people shouting in spanish] narrator: behind the headlines are personal stories about the young migrants who are compelled to flee their homes and keep trying to come. now on "the global mosaic." working on different continents, two filmmakers are documenting human migration. in spain, paula palacios has directed more than a dozen films about refugees trying to reach europe. [man speaking native language on radio] narrator: in mexico, cinema programmer

woman: the spanish coast guard has rescued more than 200 migrants from the mediterranean sea in the last 24 hours. man: these moving dots are actually lines of migrants traversing the moroccan forest, waiting for the right time to cross. narrator: around the world, millions of people are fleeing their homes to escape war and persecution, to seek refuge from environmental disasters, or to find better economic opportunities for their families. but watching television reports in the countries that are faced with accepting them, it is clear that new border walls, nationalist policies, and other barriers are actually escalating human tragedy. [people shouting in spanish] narrator: behind the headlines are personal stories about the young migrants who are compelled to flee their homes and keep trying to come. now on "the global mosaic." working on different continents, two filmmakers are documenting human migration. in spain, paula palacios has directed more than a dozen films about refugees trying to reach europe. [man speaking native language on radio] narrator: in mexico, cinema programmer

the s o s mediterranean charity says the group was trying to cross the mediterranean on a rubber boats. the wind says some 2000 migrants have died this year while attempting the dangerous join. a former iran football captain has slammed the regime in iran for preventing his family members from leaving the country. ali days wife and daughter were arrested monday on board a flight that was rerouted away from dubai. raining officials have said, di and his family had shown support for the anti government protest. her china will soon resume granting visa to mainland residents for overseas traveled. thirty's have also announced an end to cove at quarantine requirements for alan passengers arriving from abroad. those changes are said to go into effect on january 8th, 3 years into the pandemic. more than 650000000 people are on the world have not tested positive for corporate 90, but the vast majority recovers some are burdened by longer lasting symptoms. the condition is called long cove. it the symptoms differ from person to person while colbert is diagnosed if symptoms persist from more tha

, refugees around the world. ., ., , mediterranean, refugees around the world. . . , .e world. . ., the united nations and ngos in afghanistan are meeting today to discuss whether to suspend aid operations in response to a taliban order banning women agency employees, the un said this violated fundamental rights. three foreign ngos have already stopped work in the country following the move. this latest erosion of the rights of women in the country comes just days after female students were banned from universities. naomi choy smith reports. the blows just keep coming for the women of afghanistan. here they are met by water cannons in herat, days after the taliban blocked them from a university education. now they are also barred from working for ngos, following claims that some staffers failed to wear the hijab correctly. it is the latest assault on women's rights in afghanistan since the taliban returned to power last year, and it could have a devastating impact on the incomes of afghan families, as well as the life—saving work of aid agencies. women who are working r

pauli mediterranean, and refugees around the world. . ~, mediterranean, and refugees around the world charles is expected to pay tribute to his mother, queen elizabeth ii, in his first televised christmas message as monarch. the king and queen consort are spending the day at sandringham where they will host the royal family's traditional gathering. here are some pictures from less than an hour ago, of the king and the royal family walking into church, joined by the queen consort, the prince and princess of wales and their children. our the ukrainian president has recorded a defiant video message as his country marks its first christmas since the invasion of russia. volodymyr zelensky said russian missiles could not harm his country�*s �*steel spirit�*. hugo bachega has been to meet one family in kyiv to find out how they are coping. it�*s a small gesture, but a symbol of defiance. this couple don�*t usually celebrate christmas in december. but this year is different. with russian soldiers in their country, it is a moment of change, to break away from old traditions. translation: we ce

and then on the other hand, you had or is one of the other sites you had several southern mediterranean e, u member states who really were as it were crying out for some degree of help. the greek minister, last week in brussels, had said this was ground 0 for greek citizens, but also e, you citizens, the commission. the ear commission had wanted $275.00 euros per megawatt hour to be the price cab. the fact that it has been dropped to 180 gives you an idea of the lengths that everyone has had to go to to find this compromise. the case high court has ruled the government plan to send a file in secret through wanda is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge that the court also said the cases of aces them seek is due to be deported. must be reconsidered. i forced that reports from london. i gathered london high court refugee campaigners awaiting a ruling on legal challenges to the british governments stated, aim to send the vast majority of people seeking asylum in the u. k. automatically to rwanda. to have the claims processed and if successful to

the ocean. viking is the only rescue ship and the central mediterranean. other in geo ships are docked in ports still ahead on al jazeera serbia puts troops on high alert after weeks of growing tension would cost plus skyrocketing inflation and no jobs. we meet syrian refugees struggling to survive. the star key is economy we can ah, it's that time in the day for your weather report across the middle east and africa . nice to have you along. so the rain is leaving the golf, moving into it on an orchestra will pick up that story in one second. i think still some showers though for to buy and mosque out, but for us here in the rain, no longer story, it now turns to the winds on wednesday, much fresher air in place here. and by the way, we could see wind gusts on wednesday of about 50 kilometers per hour. so again, that wet weather moving into iran and pakistan, this is now in baluchistan province. meantime for punjab providence in the north of pockets on 95 percent of it is covered in fog. up to turkey, we go some showers through the black sea coast, especia

the ocean by king is the only rescue ship in the central mediterranean. other n g o ships docked in ports. hanging muslims have arrived in northern indonesia telling stories of the harrowing c crossings. at least 185 people are receiving medical care of the arising and i say on monday they were on board at one a full boats left bangladesh in november. harry faucet has more of the week drifting at sea 1st full day on dry land. 185 range refugees came ashore in indonesia as a province on monday evening. week hungry and many severely dehydrated. we left the refugee camp in bangladesh. 7 days into the journey. the boat engine broke about 10 days into the journey. our food was finished and i had to drink sea water. after more than a month, we arrived here. many died on the sea. this was the scene just hours earlier as the survivors finally reached land. these people a 2 time refugees fleeing 1st from persecution and me and mar, which its military government is facing charges of genocide at the international court of justice. and then from harsh conditions in r

and then on the other hand, you had or is one of the other sites you had several southern mediterranean e, u member states who really were as it were crying out for some degree of help. the greek minister, last week in brussels, had said this was ground 0 for greek citizens, but also e, you citizens, the commission. the e u commission had wanted $275.00 euros per megawatt hour to be the price cap. the fact that it has been dropped to 180 gives you an idea of the lengths that everyone has had to go to to find this compromise or russian president redeemer putin. in his bellow rushing count by alexander lucas shanker, of pledged, even closer ties. but putin has denied that russia wants to absorb it. smaller neighbor, he travelled to minutes to meet lucas shanker, for the 1st time since the invasion of ukraine. leaders say both countries of overcome sanctions imposed on him through bilateral trade. russia is bella roost, as the staging ground for its assault on ukraine. what, another wave of russia tags has hit the acquainted capital. keith, with the ukrainian military saying it's shot down

the entire complex has a mediterranean flare reflecting the king's love for italy. the palace measures over 300 meters long. even so these 3 mansions are only a small part of the palaces and parks of potsdam and berlin world heritage site. there's much more to see here. ah. between forms and dom shot stands, lord abbey, a prominent center of power and the middle ages. today, only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survive. a section of the monastery wall. the former abbey church and the 9th century oliver azia. the entrance hall. it's original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolyn jinn era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of gus law and the hamas bag mine in the middle ages. goslin was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held imperial sentence. about 2 thirds of the old towns, buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. to day a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval ci

policy in eastern mediterranean. some things don't change. i still think the opportunities but i think opportunity again will only make themselves happen and even then difficultly, if we're willing to put pressure on different parties here. and i think you followed wobbly very closely statement that have been made and actions he is taken a little over a year ago he went to cyprus picky talked about redeveloping which as you know is a violation of various u.n. security council resolutions. and he was very brazen about how he said he didn't care what others said. and he won't care as long as no action is taken. so store menendez and i actually drafted a letter at the time urging the biden administration to work with our eu partners to make it clear in advance that those kind of actions will be met by some form of sanctions, that there's some penalty, , soe price to be paid. and if there's not, you know, someone like erdogan will keep on doing what he's doing. he may do it anyway but he will certainly do it if there's no price to be paid. so as

amid renewed tensionswe need a e american interests in the mediterranean. i know she'll represent us well and i urge my colleagues to advance her nomination without delay. senator menendez: senator van hollen. senator van hollen: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to congratulate all the nominees here today and i think the president has chosen wisely. i'm here to introduce the president's nominee to serve as the next director of the peace corps, carol swann. the president has picked someone with vast experience, impeccable character and sharp intellect. president biden has also selected a marylander for this role which senator cardin and i think shows a special wisdom. there's in doubt in my mind she has the ability and wisdom to excel in this role. during some of the toughest days of the pandemickic serve as the c.e.o. of the peace corps. as many corps members had to return home, many were deployed to support public health campaigns across the united states including over 60 corps volunteers in my state of maryland. her good stewardship of the corps helped ge

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uh, mini fad diets and other mediterranean diets.e only one that has scientifically proven its effectiveness and can be recommended as a nutrition system. but a glass of wine, contrary to popular belief, by no means adds years to life; there is not a single serious study that would confirm the benefits of alcohol in small doses both in italy and on in the caucasus, people live long not thanks to him, but contrary to what can be said about the regions, where drinks are held in high esteem much more than a fortress? since the eightieth year, the average damage to our population due to alcohol is 400,000 people, and a few years ago, the spanish therapist ramon and struh, with the help of seven and a half thousand volunteers, found out that the likelihood of heart attack and stroke decreases if you eat only one handful of nuts every day, of course, observing, at the same time, the basic rules of the mediterranean diet, the risk of cardiovascular problems is reduced by 30%. we conducted research for 6 years and came to the conclusion that

, then we get all the lng in spain, mediterranean, holland, england, and now in germany, so yes, thiserconnectivity is important so the problem with gas is oil, you find oil and oil will find the market. as our previous speaker said, you know there has been a big movement by russians to ship oil to places that do not adhere to the oil price cap. that is not possible with lng so these enter connectors are key in europe as been working on this since 1998 for various places and it needs students, that. anchor: what impact our sanctions against russia having on ordinary people? you talk about the fact that people are far more worked up about the price cap and oil than gas. is this making an impact on daily life in russia? >> [indiscernible] the debate about price and dealing with sanctions, very much a government level, ordinary people going about their daily lives, people are aware and are affected by say the travel bans and the fact that russians can no longer cross the border into other countries like poland, etc. price increases this year because of trade disruptions. there is general

well and so far it can be said that the mediterranean cyclone, which ruined the weekend on the russianplain, will turn out to be the final one in this series already on monday, its place will be taken by the anticyclone and along the periphery of the high pressure center, the arctic air will even reach the black sea coast, but by the middle of next week, the atlantic will become more active, that on the european territory of russia together. with precipitation, however, not so intense , warm air masses will return, for example, in moscow after an extreme reduced weekend on monday the sun will come out, and the probability of precipitation will be a small temperature regime will be colder than usual in the midday hours to -5, but by tuesday evening the influence of a new cyclone will begin to affect. there will be some snow. on wednesday. the thermometer readings will rise to plus one, with snowfalls mixed with rains, there is a high risk of freezing precipitation. winter has come to the front, of course, ukraine has not yet been covered with snow, but the cold breath of the arctic is a

sea, 9 russian ships are currently in the mediterranean and with cruise missiles with a total volley of 76 calibers indicated to the command of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine that russia will continue to violate international conventions, their civilian vessels in the azov and the black seas are walking with automatic identification systems turned off. the united nations high commissioner checked the observance of human rights. he spent four days in ukraine. he met with representatives of the authorities and civil society, as well as with victims of crimes and relatives of missing or captured civilians and prisoners of war. as a result of the visit, a press conference was organized in the capital, our correspondent dmytro didora dima has already listened to it, i congratulate you, please tell me about what violations the representative spoke about the un congratulated ira today, in particular, they talked about many violations, civilian executions of civilians, non-compliance with the geneva convention on prisoners of war. in izyum, which was the buchu liberation cam

the harsh mediterranean turtles bask in the rays of the spring sun. these primitive creatures enjoy the first flowers of alpine meadows in their own way. spring is the mating season and this fleeting meeting will give rise to a new life. it happens that for one female? several males begin to court, and then harmless-looking reptiles arrange a real brawl, however, this male was lucky he is out of competition. director henry mix film prepared for order and voiced by channel one tv company text read by sergey tarmashev hallelujah i have a license? at home, i forgot the weapon to the ground to move away from the poacher's soul according to the law. do you want to warn the last time weapons on the ground? yo-mine, extinguished at least. and so much warmer. i won't come to save you anymore. let it bend. how much why oh, you will be green, straight elk trophies stroked. okay, fire-fighting craftsmen. oh you made bastards. say not caught, not a thief did not shoot, nor a poacher. okay, let's see who wins. all right, let's go. go home, i'll bring you cones. on

. >> according to the captain, the mediterranean had been calm. >> there was good weather, and it waset night, and the sea was very quiet. >> the crew showed the photo to the other passengers, then as scheduled. >> the island escaped up in naples, -- >> i kept saying, she has to be there somewhere, something has happened. >> it can just disappear. >> the trust anything about whether it felt the crew is doing enough to look. >> he said they claimed they had been over the ship top and bottom. >> i thought she would turn up maybe she was insured, but maybe she was -- almost 12 hours later, the escape prepared to leave port, and continued on with the cruise. there is no sign of her. he backed up as, things and her this and cut off the island escape. reality was setting in. the woman he loved may have gone overboard. >> he got the coast guard to start searching, such a search is very challenging and very difficult, because when a person disappears in open waters, it is very difficult to find the body. he checked into the hotel, where his room he spoke again with bill. >> he said everything

what opportunities do you see for us to work with cyprus and our partners in the eastern mediterranean to bolster european energy security, to create a bigger ally as it relates to other security, not energy security. i give credit they stop the russian ships from ports of call before the invasion, before the invasion which is incredibly important. when you see some of those opportunities? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i find these kinds of formats when we find they work. when we find it meaningful discussions in them that truly we have the opportunity to expand those agendas significantly. you have cited the energy issues and some of the eastern lead security as central questions for the three plus one as it is getting started. my experience has been away find a format there is so much to share and so much to learn amongst a group of like-minded partners truly we can expand this in a multitude of directions i have found these kinds of formats incredibly meaningful to building a bilateral relationships. you can count w on my support fr this. it also say mr. chairman that the interparliam

, immediately , french and british ones were added to his quizma passports with a stamp of the mediterraneanries, it's true. here are the interesting details. you see, you have already noticed passports with different names all over the retreat on how, probably, it is not easy for the illegal migrants of our days to be a scout now and appeared in russia. here is such an automated border, where you show your passport not to the border guard, but to the car. well, imagine at the time, giving only two passports for two different names, but the same photographs, to make a digital response, we scan. you can't have a passport. in this case, especially consciously, you see that such a border does not let me through. remove your passport. lay again and so on god knows how in our digital age, when from childhood there is a digital light about each of us, the border is crossed by various, but one thing remains eternal in the ideal. scout. an illegal man goes abroad with his partner wife. here are some ideas i found my josephine. or otherwise , her for finn or affectionately finn, and she first went th

this extremely rainy week started with a very active mediterranean cyclone intrusion. they always carry a lot of moisture, but the current one outdid even its brethren through its fault in many regions of the russian plain, absolute records were updated for 2 days in a row. precipitation throughout december. by the way, this cyclone spawned. a whole series of whirlwinds terrorized the regions in the following days, as it moves away from the main core, the influence of its circulation on the moving cold atmospheric front decreases and at a distance of about 1,500 km, the effect of the cariolis force becomes predominant, and as a result, the frontal section changes the direction of its movement and carries already not cold, but warm air thus develop wave cyclones. that's just each such vortex shifts approximately 5° south of its predecessor. this is exactly what is happening right now, the entire middle strip of the russian plain is covered with dense frontal clouds and is about to end. sunday. here, in places, about half of the december amount will fall, the amount of p

u. 2 routes via the western bolton's on the central mediterranean. these parts should however be blocks in the near future. the italian prime minister, georgia maloney for one has proposed the introduction of a naval blockade in the mediterranean. while austrian chancellor, called ne hama who for a want to be built on the territory of romania, bulgaria, and hungary legal experts. angeles will, could be said that such an approach is in contrast with the ease of access to the e. u for ukrainian refugees. when the day did the war in ukraine as start, that of so many people go to the ports in europe, bought it. when we still we sold, some people come for an african continent. aisy, continent. we don't said the same treatment about that people there with some poor people, for example, in the ukraine, resold so in, in the african continent into asia, continent bought for the acid and asia, contended, lindsey, very different that you knew it so we can change them up people know right now it go ahead in the mind in thinking about the responsibility for a deb

there is one more thing that is constantly being said about these 76 missiles in the mediterranean sea, and it scares people a little bit. i want to say that you should not be afraid of those missiles because they are in the mediterranean sea and fly through turkey or in ukraine they won’t, but if it’s just me, not a single country doesn’t allow a nato country to fly through its territory with these russian missiles, especially now and in ukraine, that’s why they have a certain stock of missiles there, there are 9 surface ships based on land seas, but thanks to the fact that turkey does not let them in now, the black sea is not a threat to us. it is very positive. okay, i understood, that is, they are hiding there behind sevastopol, they jump out of there, shoot and run away again, as i imagine the map. well, yes, they do not leave the firing position of the firing position is actually located on the outer raid of sevastopol , that is, several miles, and the range of the missile is such that they actually need it to be, well, in a straight line like that to the coast, because there was

. -- erupts so frequently that it is nicknamed the lighthouse of the mediterranean. would not want to be there now. here's a quick reminder of the top stories we are following today. russia has launched a new wave of missile strikes against ukraine. that is after explosions at airbases deep inside russian territory. there is no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast, moscow says it is investigating the cause of the explosions, but do blame them on ukraine. derman foreign minister is in india for a two day visit at a press conference with india's foreign minister. both stressed the shared values of their countries. the mayor signed a new agreement between berlin and delhi on migration and mobility. stay with us now. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. hope to see you then. ■■■■■q■q■ >> welcome to live from paris. world news and analysis from france 24. these are the headlines. setting up shop in iran in support of the anti-regime protests. businesses closing their doors across the country as the a change in are gaining pace. mosco

yes, they are the ones responsible for the deposits located in the mediterranean sea, but i imaginedthat the greeks and the turks agreed that they will supply their turkish gas to europe, why do they need the russians, finally? andriyu would like to clarify what the situation will be in ukraine, in particular, we are talking about the same gas. yes, taking into account the fall, so to speak , of industrial production and chemical production, but in contrast to your forecasts, we have only two steps, the fact that we did not freeze in winter. there is a problem with electricity generation, which can be due to gas, even if there is not enough, now there will be a surplus of gas in europe, that is, it is easy for us. we have 5 billion for the contracted canadian gas and 2 billion to wash in one even if i don't see a problem, and our chemical industry was firtashiv's and it is not

prime minister, georgia maloney for one has proposed the introduction of a naval blockade in the mediterranean. while the austrian chancellor con they hama, has called for, was to be built on the territory of romania bulgaria, and hungary legal likes. but aton journalists will kadijah says that such an approach is in contrast with the ease of access to the e. u for ukrainian refugees. when du du du du award in ukraine, as start, there are so many people go to the ports in did you, duke bought a grand new sil, we so some people come from african continent, asia continent. we don't said the same treatment about that people there with some poor people, for example, in the ukraine resolved. so you'd be europe in the african continent into asia continent, but for the african and asia, contend to chic. ms. very different back that you to you. so we can change the most important right now. i put my hand in the mind in thinking about the responsibility for a debt countries. factors contributing to the mass displacement of people include food insecurity and conflict, for example, in syria and the democ

they have there are more in the black sea, not to mention that they are blocked in the mediterraneaney, so no hmm, they have such carriers, but we also saw them in the summer and autumn, and the caliber and kha1 missiles were actually made from production, so they were taken, date of manufacture summer and autumn or in the 22nd year, what does this say and what does it say about what, uh, so that they don't talk there, don't hang noodles over the ears of their electorate, so to speak, well, that's all for the internal audience. well, they can't say that we really have all of ukraine is saying that they are already coming in, so that they are already in a serious deficit, that they went to iran for drones and for and for missiles with an outstretched hand. and they ca n't, well, they have to react somehow. even production is the same maybe something will happen in production, so something will happen there, something will happen there, and sanctions can also happen, as they must act with those, the ninth package, and they will block dual-use goods, and russia will not be able to, not

u through 2 routes via the western vulcans on the central mediterranean. these policies could however, be blocked in the near future. the italian prime minister, georgia maloney for one has proposed the introduction of a naval blockade in the mediterranean. while the austrian chancellor con, they hama, has called wolf to be built on the territory of romania, bulgaria, and hungary legal likes. but aton journalist will kadijah says that such an approach is in contrast with the ease of access to the e. u for ukrainian refugees. brenda, am du du du ward in ukraine? as start, that was so many people going to do either ports in did. you took, bought a brand new, still, we sold, some people come from african continent, asia continent we own said the same treatment about dead people. there with some poor people, for example, in the ukraine resold. so you'd be europe in the african continent into asia, continent. but for the african engage your content to chic, ms. very different back that you to you so we can change the most important over at now. it put her hand

so the mediterranean in place and more have examples to come across italy and greece over the next couple of days added the, the western side of the med. there we go with the temperature minus 7. therefore, moscow subzero cause a good part of east near been struggling to get to 0 to central pass ballad at around 3 degrees celsius, add falling, and temperatures. he was struggling to get to fours and fives as we go on for the weekend for london. and paris said the cool air really will win out. maybe one or 2 showers just drifting into that north sea coast of england to it east anglia, southern possibly in this we go 13, friday bellagio dry because of the high when she mixed aren't a central part southern there is of germany pushing down towards austria and notice showers still lurking there across central parts of the mediterranean. more of those on the heavy side as we go on through saturday and sunday. ah ah, the one the tell about took control without devastating august 2021. it sparked a methics and a special to report report $1.00 oh, $1.00 east makes the charlies entrepreneur with the

and so now arriving to the you through 2 routes via the western vulcans on the central mediterranean. both past could however be blocked in the near future. the italian prime minister, georgia maloney for one has proposed the introduction of a naval blockade in the mediterranean. while austrian chancellor, called ne hama, called for the for won't to be built on the territory of romania will guerria and hungary like an expert time journalist wilka idea that such an approach is in contrast with the ease of access to the e. u. for ukraine in refugees, a day to day war in ukraine. a start. that was so many people go to the ports in did you took, bought a brand new still we sold, some people come from african continent, asia continent. we don't said the same treatment about dead people there with dead to some poor people. for example, in the ukraine we sold so in the needle in the arctic and continent into asia, continent bought for to africa and asia, contended treatments very different back that you knew it. so we can change the marketing for now, right now we put a hand in the mind in t

at least 113 people have been rescued from the mediterranean sea off the coast of libya. they are so submitted terrain. a charity says it's ocean viking vessel rescued. the group from an inflatable boat about 30 unaccompanied. mine is all swarm board asian king. viking is any rescue ship in the central mediterranean? those were the headlines. i'll be back with more news and half law here on out era . next, it's inside story to stay with us. ah, now g 0 with every north korean drones that breach of south korean air space. the latest hostile act in a year that seen killing young test via 90 missiles. what's the secretive nation trying to achieve at higher should soul and it's western allies response without escalating into war? this isn't such story. ah . hello, welcome to the program. i'm im, ron con, south korea spends big on defense with a hostile neighbor across the border. so failure to shoot down the north korean drones and it says, based on monday has cool some along. the military has apologized and president yoon . so gill says, the incident underlines a lack of red

prime minister, georgia maloney for one has proposed the introduction of a naval blockade in the mediterranean. while the austrian chancellor, con they, hama, has called for wolf to be built on the territory of romania, bulgaria, and hungary legal likes. but tom journalist will, could says that such an approach is in contrast with the ease of access to the e. u for ukrainian refugees find a day to day war in ukraine. a start. that was so many people go to the other ports in europe, bought a brand, new sil, we sold some people come from african continent. asia continent we own said the same treatment about dead people there with some poor people. for example, in the ukraine we sold. so they, europe in the arctic and continent into asia, continent, but for the african engage your content. the treatment is very different that you to you so we can change the most important right now i put my hand into mine in thinking about the responsibility for debt countries. factors contributing to the mass displacement of people including security and conflicts. for example, in syria, on the democratic republ

the atmospheric situation is rapidly changing, the most powerful flow of mediterranean heat launcheduropean territory of russia. now this heat is running up against a frosty wall, an anticyclone, atmospheric fronts, the precipitation is rapidly losing strength and weakening, but, nevertheless, the mediterranean air continues to break through portion after portion to the russian plain. tomorrow another wave will come. heat during the day, the intensity of precipitation will again begin to increase very strongly, precipitation will be at night sunday in the central region. at the same time, the temperature will continue to rise during the day on monday. it will rain in the center of the country. today, the most intense precipitation is in the regions of the chernozem region in the south of the central district, in some places more than 15 mm will fall. precipitation per day along the western border of the country is probably freezing rain, but during the day they were subject to air flow to move to the east and northeast. at the moment, drizzling rains are observed in belgorod. fog vis

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the winds are picking up moisture off the eastern mediterranean and dumping it right across morocco. so few showers and robots out with a high of 18 degrees. also some showers of for southern gonna round see are the own and free town with a have 27 degrees and we'll dip to the south right now. the winds picking up for both the western and the eastern cape provinces. and then we've got an outbreak of some severe thunderstorms for the string k province on friday. and now you're in the now we'll see you soon. take care to with sponsored by categories. ahh. with talk to al jazeera, we are a women of august that was somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we are p human price for the war against terrorism. what's going on? and so my, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. one al jazeera. ah, the me hello, you're watching 0. i'm emily angry. he is a reminder of and up stories this hour. the us president says he's ready to talk to let me put in if the russian lady is willing to end the war in your crime. bonham was speaking during a stat

from submarines, that is why other missile carriers, they have moved as far as is known in the mediterranean, the range of these greeks who are launching on us, where is the possibility to launch even so, but it will be a rocket, it must fly, it can fly over other territories of other countries. this can involve those countries are at war , so i think that there will be no launches from the mediterranean, but mass shelling, what is mass shelling, is shelling from the sides with different missiles that fly at different heights, which are accompanied by high-precision missiles, not very accurate with briquettes, all mykhay-22 e-e x-55 pages we once handed over in 1998 for a nagasa discount very much like this for uah 175, they handed over this thirst some again what was that was why such a massive raid makes it possible for some rockets to break through our very good during the air defense and unfortunately get into this critical infrastructure object, therefore, in order to be massed , it is necessary to use not only bombers that carry to these 555 h1 with well, with er, some kind of caspian

"come visit the land of sunshine, the mediterranean of the united states." they made it sound like a very exotic place. boule: california early on was recognized as a place where agriculture was going to thrive. but exactly what would be grown here was open to experimentation. and many things were tried, from the conventional, to wheat, to things quite exotic like kiwis. there were no oranges in the americas, and there were no oranges in california until the spanish brought them in the late 1700s. and the first grove of oranges was at mission san gabriel. and it was from those very first trees with the seeds that the spanish brought that the california citrus industry began. the first commercial grove of oranges in california were planted by a fellow named william wolfskill, and like many things in california, he was an immigrant. he came from kentucky. man: william wolfskill obtained some citrus from mission san gabriel-- mediterranean sweet oranges--and in fact, provided citrus for miners in the gold rush. there was this outbreak of scurvy in the mines, an

right away , french and british ones were added to his quizma passports with the stamp of the mediterranean, it's true. here are the interesting details. you see, you have already noticed passports with different names all over the retreat on how, probably, it is not easy for a scout to illegal immigrants of our days now and has appeared in russia. here is such an automated border, where you show your passport to the border guard, and the car imagine in times, giving only two passports for two different names, but the same photos, to happen in the digital age scan. you can’t have a passport, in this case, you see it on purpose, you don’t let me through such a border sends me home. remove your passport. lay again and so on, it is wretchedly known, as in our digital age, when from childhood about each of us there is a digital light, the borders cross different ones, but one thing remains eternal ideally. scout. an illegal man goes abroad with his partner wife. here are the ideas i found my josephine or otherwise josephine or affectionately finya, and she first went through the same omc intell

very simple in the mediterranean, as become a kind of great sarcophagus. if anything he was proud of, it was to be a steel walker, is his business to come here for life? who are the winners and losers? globalization, where do we stand? starts january 5th on d, w. as you've got any issues or thoughts, they will credit you will be able to be a lot bigger than the yellow yellow coil. i don't want the whole life of the furniture dog. oh, i think a little earlier up with the bob bungie gonna alcohol mob on give you a even give you this i always wish said, oh, my son died before me so i could marry him because i cannot think of someone who could take care of haley ah ah my son oh, usually laugh for almost one hour and then he could hurt himself. his skin is sometimes leading. he was the on the boy at the local hospital a model 7 of the babies who cannot find a doctor, had no answer at the time. what happened to i fun? later when i was pursuing my master degree in australia, i was thought by the teachers that my son was autistic. i am new agenda ending at all. i

over the still wall, most of the mediterranean is a meeting point between the 2 where its snow again will snow. so this is a fairly dirty picture there over the mediterranean, by which i mean it's wind and rain from many places in spain, towards the coast. and here's the snow mainly across the mountains, but to quite a low level from the south of france, right across to west and austria. now that only matches slowly east was in becomes a little less violent during monday by which time the next band of rains into the al golf. in fact, good part of western portugal and weston spent touch morocco as well. and the coal in northern europe because this is steady flow from the baltic states right with the british isles. it's the roar and nasty feeling in england is going to get worse because though these winds attend, appeared, die down. and normally they're cutting across the way and if you look at the london 5 day forecast, attempt to go steadily down, will rapidly die, may not get above freezing. come thursday i will last next weekend. this will mother. this is a cold week. unusual weath

the ocean viking is currently the only rescue ship and central and central mediterranean all the enjo ships docked in course, according to italian authorities. more than a 100000 migrants of wise staff. so far this year, out china's top health authorities now it's is going to downgrade the management of coven, 9 team, and, and stock quarantine policies for travelers. from january quarantine measures will be dropped in close contacts, no longer identified. the virus has sprayed ferociously in the wake of restrictions being lifted, and there are reports of hospitals being overwhelmed. the true toll is currently unknown because officials have stopped releasing cova data. and india is conducting mot drills in hospitals to test preparations for a possible surgeon corona virus. cases. it follows a sharp rise in some neighboring countries, including china. india suffered a catastrophic 2nd wave of the virus last year, which ravaged the countries health system? well there is plenty more on our website including features like this. check them out from out reporter note.

you know, we get gas from, from the mediterranean. then we get all the l, a, g of in spain and the mediterranean in holland, in england, in them, in and now in germany. so yes, this interconnectivity is really important. so gas becomes more fun durable. the problem with gas is oil. if you find oil and oil, we'll find the market as them our previous speaker, mr. weaver said, you know, there's been now a big shadow fleet bought the specially by the russians to ship uh, oil to places where, who do not adhere to the oil price cap. that's not possible with with gas unless it's l. n g with pipeline gas. so d's in the connect us, oh, really the key to make and to make gas sponsor a bowl and yest, of europe has been working on this actually since about 1998 from various places and them and, and it needs to, it needs to speed that up, chris, their m. oscar, what, what impact a sanctions against russia having on ordinary people, you talked about the fact that people are formal, worked out of a better approach. couple oil than they are on gas is