china to get a monopoly on the middle east energy trade. china is also an attractive partner to dictators in the region who are looking for more tools of repression and civilis that the chinese have perfected as a world leading human rights and democracy defended u.s. should push back on the spread of these tools of oppression. but at the same time a hope this hearing considers whether it's worthwhile to approach every middle east issue through a lens of u.s.-china competition. for example, china's recent sale of armed drones to saudi arabia does not mean that we should rush to provide those drones are cells that the saudis have a clear record of miss using such weapons yemen and we are right to distance ourselves from these abuses. chinese investment into the vanity projects shiny new cities for egypt president sisi and the saudi crown prince was questionable returns for investors. there's no compelling reason why the united states should be seeking to counter china's investment any projects with our own funny. there are limited areas wher

economy that has become completely dependent on middle east oil. this year and gives us an opportunity to explore what china's role in the middle east to help us craft a policy that allows us to counter china's influence in the areas that threaten u.s. interest industry. while finding ways to cooperate in the limited areas where interests align. there is no question that china's presence in the middle east presents a challenge that we have to confront with such a large u.s. military footprint in the region, we must ensure that china doesn't get his hands on our most sensitive technology. frankly, that is why i have a post reap selling rubber drones to the uae. and while middle east oil doesn't matter to us as much as it used to, it still matters. so we don't want china to get a monopoly on the middle east energy trade. china is also an attractive power partner to dictators in the region who are looking for tools that the chinese have protected. as the world's leading human rights a democracy protector, the u.s. should push back on. that's at the sa

it from taking over the middle east. the u.s. a policy is truly bizarre and very difficult to understand. the desperate attempt to become friends with iran, a country that is a state sponsor of terror. i want to reminddat your audiene for a personal friend of mine was attacked and someone tried to kill him. activists in partisan its attack on u.s. soil by the way or explicitly the two threads the threat about the nine states and iran. i certainly think those two things areos related. you think the idea. t let me explain the connection of the two. the way the u.s. can somehow lessen the load to the middle east is to become friends with a rod is to deal if ironic. impractical, not based on facts as far as i can tell. the view of the world and not the middle east. that's when the biden administration shares forward.ou if you make up with your enemies somehow, you do not need to be as engaged. and in the process the fact that you alienate your strategic allies is not that important. you decide with your strategic allies the

, the chinese has an impact on the middle east. now, it seems that the chinese view the middle east and the region as a primary region competition for the united states. so china is entering that with the middle east, military bases, trying to get to the military embassy. they see a vacuum, and american vacuum. now, a lot of the stuff in the obama administration, this current administration, will vehemently deny, but it should be noted -- and sort of, you know, that the youth actually exist, for the first time. but underground, people see the middle east. they feel that the united states has withdrawn. they feel that there is a rebalancing, and the same with iran, right? in syria, it doesn't help. lebanon is less than the iranians. and in iran, they have an iran- backed militia. so it is important. after world war ii, they were pillars. saudi arabia, iran, georgia, all of these are components of the structure that they have decided is the right security, architecture for the region. the united states, where have they gone? we all l

discussion touches on how to deal was broker and how it helps develop relationships with other middle east countries . >> i'm mary kissel with seasons incorporated your post for tonight's seminar on conservative realism national security and tonight, we too will discuss the middle east to mark the second anniversary of the abraham court. the landmark agreement normalized israel's relations with bahrain, morocco, the uae and suzanne. we're honored to have secretary mike pompeo and national security adviser robert o'brien with us tonight as our cochairs as well as our outstanding seminar members. welcome gentlemen, good evening. >> secretary, i want to start with you as we mark two years of the abraham records. are there goes here of nixon's efforts to negotiate with other middle east partners,to have new thinking ? what was the key insight that your administration, our administration had that made the abraham records possible over to you. mr>> thank you, it's great to be with everyone tonight. there are certainly echoes of what you heard president nixon's ego there. when you think of people

diplomatic relations with saudi arabia, with united arab emirates, with other countries in the middle east with which it had long been at odds. all of these are mortal enemies of iran. so it's very much from israel's point of view, a coalition of, of middle eastern powers directed against iraq in summary, melinda, from what we've just heard, what cents was given about israeli german relations right now. certainly, year le pete was quite positive. and in fact, when he landed in germany, he was greeted by a german military honors guard. and he said that for him, this is a 3 way victory. as it was germany's victory his own as the son of a holocaust survivor. and also his countries that they have succeeded in reestablishing close relations with germany. and he was challenged by one of the members of the media who said, well, what do you think about chancellor sholtes not responding when abbas said standing side by side on the recent visit to berlin. that israel was perpetrating 50 holocausts against palestinians. and chance to show it stood there, silent and yell appeared to actually excused h

tonight's seminar on conservative realism and national security and night, we will discuss the middle east to mark the second anniversary of the abraham accords, the landmark agreement that normalized is really all -- israeli relationship -- normalized israeli relations with some arab countries. robert o'brien is here as well as our cochairs and members. welcome, gentlemen. secretary pompeo, we mark two years of the abraham accords. are the echoes of nixon's two negotiate with middle east partners to have new thinking, what was the key insight your administration had to make the abraham accords possible? mr. pompeo: thank you, good to be with everyone. there are echoes of nixon, when you heard about people who needed to be in place to make such a thing happen. the understanding that allowed this to break free with something president nixon would have appreciated. the understanding was that we made a decent effort to make life effort the palestinians and clearly demonstrated that were going to reject that and everything else and that us from the central conceit which was, nothing can happen

which is to say they harness the development that was already emerging in the middle east. that is not to downplay the creativity and significant accomplishment of everyone in the administration, but rather highlight it, recognizing the reality that our sunni arab allies, we were not seeking to palestinianize their relationships with us and their dropout -- and their top ally was allied with iran, and that should allow us to build off the abraham accords framework, enhance cooperation between the sunni, gulf states, saudi arabia the foremost among them, and it may not be a formal admission to the abraham accords, it could be confidence-building measures. add over time, find a way to reduce our force foster in the region and focus on the indo pacific and china. i can't overstate the accomplishment of the abraham accords and the far-cited nature -- far-sighted nature of secretary pompeo and ambassador o'brien dined everyone who worked on it. it opened opportunity for us in a region that has posed problems for us for over a decade and it is incumbent upon all of us in a bipart

queen elizabeth quickly became a familiar face in the middle east making her first state visit to thein libya just two years after she became head of state. she was also pictured next to the amir of bahrain. kuwait's sheik and the founding father but behind all of the smiling was a growing movement for independence. >> brittain was responsible for growing the region at the time. queen elizabeth came at a time when that map was being challenged. in that period the region was engaged in a massive range of anticolonial uprisings, struggles and attempts to overthrow this british domination. >> the attempts worked and by 1971 last vest stages of british colonialism in the middle east had disappeared. but visits between queen elizabeth and the region's rulers didn't stop, particularly with those in the gulf cooperation council or gcc where brittain's legacy wasn't viewed as favorably as in the middle east. >> whenever state visits or other high level visits of the british family to the gcc is such scale, it is comparable to the royal family's visits to the critical realm. it results in subs

and the world was at war in the middle east, the 200 year old war between christians and muslims for control of the holy land was approaching a brutal end. but the greatest threat, confronting marco polos world, came from the east. the mongols, in the space of a lifetime, had descended from the asian grasslands to create the greatest land empire ever seen. summer cat. but moscow 1238. she f. 1240 all the way to the gates of vienna. only a muslim army had managed to stop them near jerusalem in 1260 but the mongols would be back. like many venetian merchants, marco polos, father and uncle had travel to the east before. now they were returning to the mongol emperor, cobbler carr. this time, they were taking marco with the blue moon. they sailed east from venice towards the holy acre inside the walls. the city was still. i long as a hub of venice is treating him ah. outside the walls. muslim armies were biting that time. after 8 crusades acre was disputed territory. and marco polo had arrived in medieval europe's last tow. hold on the continent of asia. ah, today, 8. that is part of israe

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those working groups are changing the face of the middle east as we speak. the people of the me least the people of the entire world should look around and ask themselves who is doing better those who chose the path of peace or those who chose the way of war. those who chose to invest in the people and country of those who chose to invest in the destruction of others. those who believe in education, tolerance and technology, or those who believe in bigotry and violence. whenever i meet someone was criticism of israel, i always have the same answer. come and visit us, come and meet the real israel. you will fall in love. the country which combines breathtaking innovation was a deep sense of history. great people, great food, great spirit, a vibrant democracy, a country in which jews, muslims, and christians live together with full civic equality in the government, which i leave. there are arab ministers. there is an arrow party as a member of our coalition. we have our of judges in our supreme court era. doctor's saving lives in the hospitals. israeli arabs a

there's a saying in the middle east, — the government? government? there's a saying in the middle east, if women lead, - the government? there's a saying in| the middle east, if women lead, men don't retreat. when you see so many women going out there, standing up to revolutionary generals, removing their head scarves, something that is punishable, and we see semi people there but by internet outage judging from past experience the feeling so many people have the government might deal with this protest heavy handedly, in mind, you know, to use force which we have seen the footage they are using live ammunition and directly aiming at protesters with weapons. just thinkina protesters with weapons. just thinking of — protesters with weapons. just thinking of the _ protesters with weapons. just thinking of the context and background to what we are seeing on the streets in iran now. generally what is the state of the economy entered the country? is a much deeper malaise going on? for entered the country? is a much deeper malaise going on? for

is not far behind because everyone thinks fashionable houses that the middle east is a huge marketit seems to me that today it is already oversaturated. that is, there are too many fashionable regions and there are not so many consumers for this market for the offer that is given to this market, and of course europe is not far behind entering the asian market is the most difficult because they have their own social networks, they have absolutely their own stars, and if we release the internal culture of this national one, pay attention and we will now approach the same model, steadfast nations call it that here is this process that is considered a verb in japan, for example, yes, how to convince a japanese person to wear a ukrainian vyshyvanka instead of a kimono, he will say a why is this to me? our ukrainians buy vyshyvankas, returning to your question, completes selling ancient vyshyvankas . and i think it is worth it. let's turn to the historical record. the poor girl, the poor bride in skryna had from 30 to 60 vyshyvankas as a dowry that is, in the winter, you have to do somet

the middle east is our home. we are here to stay forever. we call upon every muslim country from saudi arabia to indonesia to recognize that and to talk to us. our hand is outstretched for peace. conflicts do not disappear on their own. hostility does not disappear on its own. people create conflicts, people can also replace them with friendship, kindness, and common good. the burden of proof is not on us. we have already proved our desire for peace. our peace treaty with egypt has been fully implemented for 43 years now. our peace treaty with jordan for 28 years. we are a country that keeps its word and fulfills agreements. we proved our desire for peace through the accords, through the summit, and the agreements with the arab world. in the book of numbers, there is a verse that every jew is familiar with. "may the lord raise his countenance towards you and grant you peace." the state of israel is the only country in the world founded by a book. the book of books. that book and the principles of liberal democracy require us to stretch out o

, and, by the way, this is confirmed by the fact that the countries of the middle east and africaot support sanctions against russia and belarus, they do not believe in the west, again a lie. we all remember very well, we agreed to allow russia to export grain, and that's it. it went to the richest countries in europe, they do not hide it, they are not interested in the head, they are more interested in unleashing a war in europe, they took it, they blew up ukraine although blowing up serbia, kosovo is quiet. now they tried to blow up armenia and azerbaijan. they want everything to blaze everywhere for what, so that we live well, so that there is no hunger, in order to compete dishonestly. let's rep today also raises questions in the formation of a single migration space , representatives of the standing committee of the union state are invited to participate in the work, the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation and the ministry of internal affairs of belarus , the ministry of internal affairs of the russian federation a warrior, so each withdrawal of poland was o

, because she returned to the middle east, moscow returned to the middle east in order to move theicans, yes, that is, to create some kind of alternative to unipolar education as they stated that part of the arabs and part of the representatives of the political class of arab societies who, for one reason or another, are not satisfied with the american policy in the middle east, in particular, of course, they welcomed the appearance of moscow as such an alternative alternative player well, just like the appearance of the ska of the same china and that is a defeat, and there this world is quite tough from the point of view of reality and the defeat of russia. of course, it destroys all these expectations and they stop at least hoping for russia on the russian opportunity in this region, thank you very much for your comment ihor samovolov , director of the center for middle eastern studies, was on radio svoboda, president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi will address the un general assembly remotely during the high-level week of last on friday, the un assembly adopted a resolution that

about what this moment means for the middle east and the gulf, qatari ambassador. >>> strike averted. this means nationwide strike will now not happen, at least for now. we'll have details next. >>> plus, alaska is bracing for the strongest storm to hit in a decade. live after the break. stay with us. to destroy 5x morere plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouout. listerine. feel the w whoa! [singing happy birthday] make a wish! granny! what's happening? daddy! children in ukraine are caught in the crossfire of war, forced to flee their homes. a steady stream of refugees has been coming across all day, it's freezing cold. lacking clean water and sanitation. exposed to injury, hunger. exhausted and shellshocked from what they've been through. every dollar you give can help bring a meal, a blanket, or simply hope to a child living in conflict. please call or go online to givenowtosave.org today, with your gift of $10 a month, that's just $0.33 a day. we cannot forget the children in places like syria, born in refugee camps, thinking of the camps as home. pleas

how important is the middle east to u.s. politics?ry: middle east is very important to united states politics. what the biden guarded against is focusing on one nation or one set of issues at the expense of many others. for all of the interest that the biden administration showed towards saudi arabia, it is entirely justified. it is an important ally and partner with the united states. i know there's concern and disquiet among other allies in the region that things on their agenda and the broader middle eastern concerns are not necessarily being addressed. i think the biden administration is going to have to not only take a broader look at the kinds of things that it can do to help procure peace in the middle east and bring up the economic circumstances as well, it is going to have to listen to its allies and partners outside the kingdom itself. dani: really fantastic to have you on and thank you for making a stop here on your trip to the u.k. terry haines, founder of pangea policy advisory. coming up, ursula von der leyen calls for m

than the kremlin is letting on. germany's chancellor on the hunt for new energy partners in the middle east, olaf schultz arrives in saudi arabia, in search of alternative to russian. oil and gas usually prepaid for a hot right turn. look at the leader who's to become the next prime minister after today's election. ah, i'm jared read. thank you for your company. russian president vladimir putin has signed new laws that increase the penalties for anybody who refuses to fight in ukraine. on saturday, security forces arrested hundreds of protest is opposed to russia's military mobilization. moscow says it's aiming to recruit up to 300000 troops to shore rob it's flagging military can i'm in you christ. o police took a hard line against demonstrators protesting against russia's 1st military mobilization since world war 2. for the conflict in ukraine, as people took to the streets against the cala. hundreds were detained in dozens of cities from st. petersburg to siberia, one anti mobilization protest or showed up in a wheelchair withholding a sign saying, do you want to be like me? well, she wa

also coming up germany's chancellor on the hunt for new energy partners in the middle east of sholtes arrives in saudi arabia, in search of alternative to russian oil and gas and easily prepared for a hard right turn. we'll take a look at the leader whose tip to become the next prime minister after today's lecture. ah, am jared read? welcome to the show. ukraine's president is promising safety and secrecy to russian soldiers who voluntarily surrender. russia says, thousands of reservists have answered the call to fight in ukraine, while others flee the country or stay in protest against vladimir prudence, mobilization order. on saturday prudence, i new laws that increase the penalty for any body he refuses to fight in ukraine. ah, as moscow swiftly draws new recruits to bolster its struggling military campaign in ukraine, russians again took to the streets to denounce the mobilization order from st. petersburg to siberia. they chanted, note a war and putin to the trenches, police detained more than 1000 protesters in dozens of cities across the country. in moscow, one protest her turn

there will start in the middle east and from the satellite image, you can see some popcorn cloud lingering around some of the gulf states with some showers expected in western areas of saudi arabia and yemen. now, temperatures have come down, they're gonna pick up slightly, but the story is really the shemelle that's blowing down, kicking up some dust for the gulf states, places like saudi arabia and katara could see some dust storms from that. certainly by monday it does cool down for western areas and in the north of iran, thanks to some wet weather moving across the caspian sea, that's going to bring temperatures down to the likes of turkmenistan. it has been exceptionally hot. it's looking a lot cooler by monday. now as we move across to north africa, we've got another tropical system that sparked warnings for the canary islands. we are expecting some really wet and windy weather to pass through here though it will edge its way further north by monday. wet weather well continues for nigeria, some intense showers. that's not going to help the flooding here. and as we move it down to mor

the middle east peace process. you knew nothing about this.nd you do it and you succeed because you're not a diplomat. you succeeded because you're not a d.c. diplomat. anyway i have blown too much smoke up your ass. >> jared: you can do more if you like. what was important to portray is that i wasn't in new york liberal. i was a pragmatist. we have the titles today. i show it was like to travel through the country, explore, meet people, have an open mind and learn about the middle east, learned about the policies people wanted nco president trump and the administration delivered it. >> greg: you were helping people. mike baker, you are killing them. >> mike: only the ones that weren't helping. >> greg: only kill bad people? would you like to comment on? how about ms. paulson. corny but really good. >> mike: yap. first of all, if i might say your work on the middle east policies, well done. didn't get enough appreciation. second. if i may. second, as far as since when does pornography only involves two people and no one model. what kind of por

ok, i want to turn attention the program note to the middle east. we're 12 years in jail down this the sentence summers really court has done to a former director of a gallon branch of an international humanitarian organization. mohammed to her lobby was accused of financially helping the mass organization, which israel considers a terror gripping. mister, i'll hobby vehemently denies all the charges against him. his brother shared his shock, the sentence, the lamb. hm. mother, the elm, israel's not targeting mohammed only, but all future generations who may work in the humanitarian field yet. and this is dangerous to all international institutions. summit operating than the gaza strip deal that will face even more difficulties i've had since mohammad case is not an issue of an individual person. well, but an issue of our future i love couldn't was, family was waiting for israelis for 6 years. and for him to return to start as humanitarian work and the gaza stud that had that. and therefore they were all shocked by listening to the study, especially

and germany's chancellor on the hunt for new energy partners in the middle east of shoals, visits, saudi arabia, in search of alternatives. to russian oil and gas and is now heading to the united arab emirates and katara. ah, i'm marian evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. italians have begun casting their balance in a vote that it's expected to bring seismic change the far right canada, ga maloney, is forecast to top the pole and become italy's most right wing leader. world war 2 polling stations opened about an hour ago and voting will continue until about 11 p . m local time. whatever the outcome italy's fractured political spectrum means that no party will be able to govern alone. and it could take weeks before a coalition is in place of victory for maloney would represent a remarkable rise for her party, which only got 4 percent of the vote in the last national election in 2018. our correspondent that julia sal deli is covering this election for us then she joins us now from inside appalling station and central rome. good morning to you, julia. so can you explain to our viewe

and in the middle east, germany's chance are on the hunt for new energy partners. all of shoals appeals to saudi arabia for alternative to russian, oil and gas. as he takes his plea to gulf states is being accused of down playing human rights concerns for the sake of energy. ah, a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. italians have begun casting their ballads and a vote that's expected to bring seismic change the far right candidate ga maloney, is forecasts a top the pole and become italy's most right. when leader since world war 2 and it's for female prime minister, falling stations opened this morning and voting will continue until about 11 p. m. local time. italian politics has a reputation for instability with 73 governments in the last 76 years. if maloney were to win, the european union's the 3rd largest economy would be left in the hands of a euro. skeptic, nationalist government with a block already struggling for unity in the face of urgent global crisis. did have a use julia how delhi is covering the election for us in rome. and i asked her w

same sex marriage and immigration from africa in the middle east are clear indications of the parties true platform. i mean, there is still imagining they profit you could i, any, have you seen the pictures of ukraine in for a producer like women and children who are fleeing to war? but i don't, those images seems strange compared to the images of bodes full of grown man. the level that we have seen arriving here in recent years, because when people run away from a war, you see women and children coming because the men are fighting. but if just men are arriving, then they can only be running away from war after leaving the women and children to fight only by minute on barbarians. ah, maloney's supporters can't seem to get enough of such talk, but her popularity is also the result of a credibility crisis facing the parties in the previous government of i, fiona hill, the passionate she has the clarity. that simplicity, even when she tackles important issues, is on anything in italy. we should welcome foreigners in need, but we need to think of ourselves 1st of our center. melanie has v

let's bring in head of the middle east program. thank you for being with us. we have spoken often over the past 10 years about the situation in iran, we have seen things happen before and we are finding out precisely what happening. do we know the scale of what is happening right now in iran? reporter: no, thank you for having me. it's difficult to determine how widespread this is, that remains to be seen. it is something that evolves over time. people showing courage. we have seen the protests going on much longer than anyone expected. anchor: 1200 rested. could these figures be higher? >> they could be. we have to take it with a pinch of salt. it's not easy to know how many people have died. most likely it's a conservative estimate. anchor: the morality police. can you give us some insight and analysis? why do they exist? >> they exist becae the state claims to rule in the name of religion and righteousness. very few by the idea of righteousness. the morality police has been around for quite some time. it's a bit like the black lives matter movement in the u

and germany's chancellor on the hunt for new energy partners in the middle east, olive shoals visits, saudi arabia, in search of alternative to russian oil and gas, and is now in the united arab emirates before heading to katara. ah, a mariner evans dean, welcome. italians have begun casting their balance in a vote that is expected to bring seismic change. the far right candidate ga maloney, is forecast the top, the pole and become italy's most a right wing leader since world war 2. and its 1st female prime minister stations opened about 2 hours ago and voting will continue until about 11 p m. local time. if maloney were to win, the european union's 3rd largest economy would be left in the hands of a euro, skeptic, nationals, government, even as the block already struggles for unity in the face of urgent global crisis. our corresponding julia thought delhi is covering this election for us and she joins us now from a polling station in central rome. hello to you, julian. so what are the issues driving this election and why are voters looking to georgia? milan is party and other right w

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on the german chancellor is in search of new energy partners in the middle east. olaf shells arrives in saudi arabia, looking for alternatives for russian. oil and gas plus italians are electing a new parliament. on sunday, the latest polls showed that italy could see its 1st bar right leader since the 2nd world war, and the 1st woman ah, on public on alias, thanks for joining us. rights groups in russia say several 100 demonstrators have been arrested in a rare show of resistance to the cremeans war in ukraine and the coal to mobilize new fighters. russian president vladimir putin has signed new laws that increase the penalties for anyone who refuses to fight. the amendments now threaten 10 years in prison for any one who disobeys orders refuses duty or surrenders. protests against the draft have erupted across russia. moscow says its calling of 300000 man to fight. some are going willingly, while others are turning away from their country. a few quick selfies and kisses good bye on moscow street. as this young man heads off to a military trading sight, he's among thousands being ca

well, where is the middle east peaceful?1 the choice of the academician fell on dmitry muratov whose novaya gazeta met all the requirements of the western course in critical articles a far-fetched assessment of the russian leadership of the country where you live, though the money for such activities, of course, came from abroad. so the prize went for the right political views for the west. it is politicized in e. the sphere of direct influence of the united states of america and its allies, which rules ball. eh, by definition. who can become a laureate of the peace prize has become and a political instrument, uh, with which uh, trying uh, to operate the world community world consciousness. ah, they try to divide into good and bad, and for some reason, the united states of america and its allies constantly find themselves in the team of good e players who, worthy of the peace prize in the nineties, many soviet people were outraged by another laureate mikhail gorbachev, the first and last president of the ussr many consider h

now believe relation most and peace with all of the states in the middle east and off well as the law and this continues and also i true for a palestinian neighbors. shallow re darla. well, on a visit it is an aim and a hope that we will never give up and we will not give up in the future. it is a commitment for us and the palestinians are not to feel little undertake all efforts to reach a p. o co existence as an immortal, as damon laws, law, palestinian neighbors law must 1st and foremost combat more terrorism on. they must stop their own terrorist attacks yamaha the moment president will die . my anger and myself spoke with me. shame shania looked over a 100 the all of my families, and we wanted to many others, or they who were there. she bought the commemoration ceremony for the 50th anniversary of assassination of these really olympic team. i live on the 5th of september of 2020 to the palace, the man by terrorist organizations shall natasha, are responsible for this terrible murder. this is out a crime that did not by you just under mine for a human right. namely orleans yard of

and in the middle east, germany's chances are on the hunt for a new energy partners. all of shoals visit saudi arabia in search of alternatives to russian oil and gas, and is now in the united arab emirates before heading to contact. ah, a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. italians have begun casting their balance and a vote that's expected to bring seismic change the far right candidate ga maloney, is forecast the top, the pole and become italy's most right wing leader since world war 2. and it's 1st female prime minister, falling stations open to this morning and voting will continue until about 11 pm local time. italian politics has a reputation for instability with 73 governments in the last 76 years. if maloney were to win, the european union's 3rd largest economy would be left in the hands of the euro, skeptic, nationalist government, even as the block already struggles for unity in the face of urgent level crises. d. w julius, our jelly is covering the election for us in rome, and i asked her, what issues are driving this vote and why italian s

broke through social and political barriers to expire, a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels, that's the way on al jazeera, we town the untold stories. ah, we speak when others done. ah, we cover all sides. no matter where it takes us. a fan sir guy from my eyes and power and pasha. we tell your stories. we are your voice. your news, your net back out his ear. ah! the whitehouse threatens more sanctions against moscow response to referendums in russian control areas of ukraine. ah, i'm carry johnson. this is al jazeera law from dough also coming up. oh no anger and grief as at least 77 people die when they're both capsized. he's off syria. the victims were fleeing lebanon's, economic crisis. independent investigation, finds that social media john meta sent to the palestinian arabic content during the 2021 garza war. i've been a perfect journey. i will do it all over again. farewell to tennis all time. great was a federal place for last time ending. his glorious career. international condemnation is growing against russia's referendums, occupied areas of ukrai

and more than that, if they do, we will have nuclear proliferation from other country in the middle east is -- the ramifications of getting back into this deal are staggeringly bad. both democrats and republicans know it. that's why they won't put this in front of congress or the senate. they know they would lose that vote. there's a handful of folks in the administration that believe in this almost as an article of faith, and they're walking away from rational american foreign policy that delivered safety and security for four years. for four years, maria, we didn't confront what we're about to confront, and it was because of good choices we made. maria: one of the most important policies, i believe, that you put in place and educated the american people about was around communist china. you were your administration on your watch, there was a string of indictments of people who were involved in a surveillance campaign. you shut down the embassy in houston, you talked to us about the happenings in the embassy, the chinese embassy in san francisco, and you saw accountability. you insured

the country exported its grain to the markets of africa, the markets of the middle east, and asia.course, these are promising opportunities to sell its products, and that is why today it is spreading its voice about the inability of ukraine to provide these countries in time. we have always competed with them for the egyptian market with high-quality grain. and today , you saw the recent raids of the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation, who traveled to african countries and there. it is certain that proposed certain priority conditions for the conclusion of contracts, but we must understand with you that even if russia partially, somewhere in some of our markets, cuts off a little bit in the world, there is no alternative today to knock it out at all so that there is no presence of ukrainian grain , we are a large country that exported about 12% of all grains are about 15% of corn, that is, in one period of time, it is impossible to replace such an export potential in the world, and even if these countries are russia, when it is dumping us, and maybe you can beat

scientists from petersburg with a historical mission in the middle east, experts find out. to save us at risk oak is a biblical plant about 5,000 years old. this tree, under which, according to the scripture, abraham accepted god, the oak is located on the territory of the russian monastery of the holy trinity in fevronia on the west bank of the jordan river . the scientists shared their first conclusions with sergey pashkov. up to five thousand years, you think they live in general such a quantity of flour in very narrow annual layers. yes , almost uh, the rainy season, and then everything, that is it grows very slowly. we are discussing the age of the mamvrian biblical oak, a shrine revered by both christians and muslims and jews, with the scientists of the petersburg forest of the technical university, viktor smertny and leonid leontiev. these oaks. live really eternity, really. lively connects us with the era of the forefathers. however, even eternity has limits, the wood gradually merges the mamvrian oak under the influence of a harsh climate and insects. it rises in t

adam: as the a's middle east correspondent, beirut was my city too.ast wrecked my neighborhood, injured my friends and stole hope from those who had already endured so much. tonight, on "four corners," the extraordinary story of how this disaster unfolded, told by the people who were there. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ adam: lebanon may be broken and broke, chaotic and forever on the verge of collapse. but for the two years, i lived in beirut with my family. it was a wonderful place. seductive and special. and it seemed safe, just like the ever-present reminders of the civil war. here's a beirut scene, the holiday inn. the snowcapped mountains at sunset and the children feeding the fish on the pier. the district shattered by the blast was our world. one café became an oasis for my family. omar: it's an old building with-- adam: it was owned by lebanese-australian omar jheir, who pushed on as the economy collapsed around him. omar: we are living day by day. if you ask me what's going to happen in the next week, we really don't know. ♪♪♪ alex: omar's wife, hala, ran a s

this is the undermining of the overpass in the middle east, a serious operation. what do we need?at does he need? so the refinery ford shipbuilding ship repair is only within 100 km. and another bridge, it was recently built, yes, there are more than enough options for sabotage . prepare a list of possible objects sabotage and pass orientation to ryabovo apparently . it was he who smuggled the fearful across the border illegally. yes, there may be equipment at the bottom. in this case, more may come back for him, in general, extreme caution. how is anna doing well? well, no one is there. do you have any type of immersion? in the morning and who are you, please, he helps me. sometimes i needed to ask you for books myself . no problem. familiar guys, what do you think? i wanted to ask, where do you come from such principled? come on, hold on. i'll take it away. roma contact the police few people our friends can show themselves and stay in touch there. well good luck to you. the surname of the head of this department is something with birds come on in the evening at the restaurant, a