i mean, look at our reporters in palestine, our women report there's in palestine in the middle east in africa, and latin america. it is those women reporters that are taking the brunt of so much pressure, so much intimidation by some of the worst regimes, whether the middle east africa or latin america. and yet none of them are broken, none of them have been intimidated and your process is not going to be intimidated . distancing out for 2 weeks and your last name is resolve anything or nothing for . so in the end of the day, the situation, jerusalem is aggravating. the world is knowing more, more about the ethnic cleansing and the colonialism that's happening in jerusalem and palestine. and it is. busy it is upon us, it is the journalist responsibility to be reporting most of the facts for the world to make it your opinion. and it's really important is it to reflect on why reporters like g of are there the issue at the heart of what is happening in chef gera? the settlements, the expansion of territory under israel's control, especially in east jerusalem or one. this is what tensions remain

africa. thank you and thank you, too, for your company. —— europe, middle east and africa. hello there. f the afternoon, we reached the highest temperatures recorded so far this year and that was 30 celsius in greater london. now, it was a different story further north and west because of a weak weather front that was spilling in across scotland, into the north of england. behind it, the wind direction changing to a north—westerly and that brought with it some fresher air and a marked contrast. look at sunday's highs across northern ireland, 25 degrees, the warmest day of the year here. but by monday, those temperatures were down quite sharply. and it looks as though that fresher feel will continue to be the theme of the weather into tuesday, as well. starting off with a good deal of dry weather, our weak weather front just a band of cloud lingering first thing in the morning but there will be a lot of sunshine coming through in area of low pressure bringing in some rain into western fringes of scotland by the middle part of the day and the winds increasing here. so, we're looking at aro

as i say, asia, the middle east, africa, had been practicing variolation by the 1700s. it wasn't known in europe until the early 18th century and the woman pictured on the right side of the screen -- lady mary wortley montague was a key figure in transmitting mileage about variolation -- knowledge about their relation to europe. she was a poet and the wife of the british ambassador to the ottoman empire. when her family was stationed in constantinople -- present-day is simple interpret -- turkey -- she learned about the practice of variolation and she had suffered smallpox and survived it but she was terrified of her children touching it. she learned about variolation and in 1718, decided to have her son and are deleted. a couple of years later in 1721, she was back in england and started telling her influential friends -- doctors, scientists, and even royalty. she helped spread the word about variolation, convinced the royal family to get inoculated, and became a lifelong advocate for the practice of variolation. beginning in the 18th century, the practice of variolati

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and "atrocities" is personally offensive to me, i am a green beret that served all over the middle east, africarapped onto them, and i've visited israeli homes, all of which, their schools and bus stops included had to have bunkers to defend their families against hamas rockets are so enough is enough, we need to speak out, this is offensive and i have received outreach from a number of jewish americans who believe that this rhetoric is contributing to the anti-semitic attacks across the united states that we've seen just in the past few months. >> do you fear that you could be labeled the same for calling them the hamas caucus? >> i think they've shown time and time again, they are willing to stand and turn a blind eye to what these groups are doing. let's remind everyone, hamas is not only launching rockets into cities with the intent to kill civilians but they are doing so, hiding behind women and children, schools, hospitals and other public buildings and as someone who has been shot at by terrorists hiding behind women and children, again, enough is enough so they can throw out whatever rh

the middle east and north africa. yeah, you know, as you mentioned this because i'm very tragic because if you think about the on the and there are about 20400000 refugees that include soon back in iraqi to rock keys. yeah. and what's interesting about this return on track is that most of these refugees, when they are forced to do that for safety, and even with whether they, when they cross, they end up staying in the countries around syria. which means that hosting by congress economy, click on they don't how there must be something they're developing countries. many of them are suffering from their own become struggle, high unemployment, weak investments, and public factors. which means that this is an extra burden. but that's the whole thing. and the problem is, the region is, this is a region that actually is producing a huge number of internally displaced people and hosting a huge number of refugees as well. so the resources that needs to be mobilized to address these problems are just immense. and the resources,

even as we take on terrorist networks in the middle east and africa. and i am deeply gratified, that as an alliance we adopted a far-reaching plan to make sure nato can meet the challenges that we face today and in the future. the nato 2030 agenda, and that we agree to fully resource that agenda. the last time nato put together a strategic plan was back in 2010. when russia was considered a partner in china wasn't even mentioned. we talked about the long-term systemic challenges that china's activities posed to our collective security today. we agreed to do more to enhance the resilience of our critical infrastructures around the world, including trusted telecommunication providers, supply chains and energy networks. we agreed to enhance our cooperation with our democratic partners in the endo pacific, to meet challenges that exist there. we also endorsed a new cyber defense policy. nato's first in the past seven years, to approve the collective ability to defend against counter threats from state and nonstate actors, a against our networks in our crit

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sure they have the resources they need to be successful. >> i've traveled recently to the middle east and africa and in the middle east specifically as we are coming out of afghanistan we still have centcom so i understand we will have less resources. many in the region like our presence there so can you tell me what are we doing to build the confidence in the middle east and europe and africa that we are still going to be there as a great partner because we've got some work to do with our allies and partners. >> let me get you an answer on the record and details and an tiger global posture review we have a lot of work left to do to bring back the secretary on that, but exercises for the bases work closely with our allies and partners and i owe you an answer. >> thank you and i will yield back. >> secretary austin and chairman thank you for your lifetime of service and leadership to the country. as we withdraw from afghanistan we save our partners and allies. i recognize the trump administration left you with no plans and even earlier withdrawal date not to mention the policy of banning the emig

conflict transformation in london, we have tin han on l. coffee and associate fellow in the middle east and north africa program at chatham house and in montgomery, alabama. we have rusty louis an independent middle east, and algeria analyst, a warm welcome to all of you. new file aboard in rebec coming to 1st. if these elections won't change anything, if these elections won't improve anything, what will the question is basically whether the regime and the system may not, julia union reforms, or rather as a just submit mechanism for change the key indicator to answer this question, question the key indicator, is to look up the previous reform, the for interviews after the election of the president and, and including also the referendum that the constitution have led to any changes. or if they can, they could be considered as having a bald be demand in the process of the iraq in the question to this is know the answer to it is no with the idea that actually iraq hazardous you it with force and trying to even with challenges to come to the corporate mine team. and then my answer would be basically that th

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yet we've seen temperatures which are not typical of the middle east or north africa.at is a focus on canada, we should also look at the west coast of the u.s. it's being affected, including states which would certainly expect to be far colder. states like washington and oregon. they've recorded temperatures of 42 degrees on monday. well above sunday's all-time high of 40 degrees. in oregon's capital city, portland, several covid vaccinations has have had to close, and people are sleeping and cooling sheers to escape the heat. to top regional health official for the portland metro region has been at portland's biggest cooling station. >> this is absolutely a public health emergency for people who are not familiar with portland, oregon, we are a tempera climate with highs in the middle to high 70's fahrenheit with record shattering heat this last few days well over 100 degrees. with not that much cooling overnight. about 80 degrees overnight. we saw this coming, and we mobilized, knowing this was a real life safety threat. ross: tell me where you are speaking to us from

environmental scientist with more than 30 years experience in water management, shifted instance, middle east and north africa agent. that region has the population of about 5 percent of the word population, but just as one percent of the global water resources. and soon, another factor could make dissemination even more crucial global warming the as the climate war, more water will evaporate. and as aristotle noticed more vapor equals more clouds people's more rain. but that rain won't call evenly map shows how precipitation will change as the climate heat up. regions in purple will get more rain, those and orange less. now compared with this other map, please read does indicate areas that are already experiencing water scarcity today . dry areas like calla fornia in the middle east will have even less rainfall. other countries like india, will have more rain in the monsoon season, but less and the dry season when people need it most. this will make desalination even more popular. and this rudy are starting to explode, i'd say since the late eighty's and ninety's, but especially in the last 20 years you've s

michael: it is europe, middle east, and africa. tom: what about the rest of your territory? is it time for emerging markets to add value? andrew: -- michael: i think so. we think within the eem, looking into asia rather than at africa, we think the long-term outlook for somewhere like india is quite spectacular. we've got some challenges at the moment with covid, but we think they will come through that next year, and then we are looking at great rates well north of 6% on average over the next decade. jonathan: what do you make of this dollar call? the have the year the first week of january, one dollar 23 since. we are down 0.3%. the equity call in europe is the one that has played out nicely. we had some outperformance versus the u.s. the fx call has been tough. can you make the fx call right now? michael: i guess the fx is more driven by rate expectations and what is going on with the economy. obviously the delta variant is causing problems now in europe. it looks like we are probably going to miss another summer of international tourism for europe , which is going to wei

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china that is pursuing a global dominance strategy, not just in its own region, but in the middle east and africa and nato's neighborhood and within the territory of the alliance. many of our colleagues -- what exactly is the role you see for nato in dealing with china and more generally in the asia pacific? constanze: -- sec. gen. stoltenberg: almost all the proposals in nato 2030 are relevant for how nato can address china, and more conversations between allies, investing more in technology, sharing technology, facilitating development of new technology, reaching out to new partners, working with partners in the asia, australia, new zealand, japan, south korea, and also the fact that we are going to decide to develop our next strategic concept, all of this is in different ways relevant for how data -- nato should address china. we had an important discussion about telecommunications and 5g and the importance of resilience. we are working hard to develop goals and more guidelines on how to protect infrastructure relevant for china. a new technology accelerator is extremely important for meeting

very different view of the future of europe, and terms of national security, migrants, the middle east, north africae it. i want to see to what extent he is trying to make a name for himself. merkel did well in these elections with east germany. emmanuel macron will be there after merkel. he sees himself as the future leader of europe, so i want to watch that, i want to see the mood music between the germans and americans at the high level, see how much it looks coordinated, and i want to see if there's any substance. tom: nobody cares. when is your next book out? dr. bremmer: early next year. tom: give us the theme, the tees here. dr. bremmer: it's called the crisis we need. given that's coronavirus, the lessons we have learned from coronavirus, globally, do not exist. to what extent can we take from that any soulless from climate, from the technology revolution, with cyber? are we going to be able to use those to change our government? winston churchill looking at the world after coronavirus, he would be disappointed we did not take advantage of the crisis. tom: what about the drought? the drought

he's a decorated green bury, served in combat zones in the middle east and africa and afghanistan. prior to joining the united states congress, mike also served as an adviser to former secretary of defense robert gates and donald rumsfeld. he also served as a policy adviser to vice president richard cheney. welcome both. >> thanks, great to be with you and i wish i was there in person. >> our last speaker is a distinguished colleague from across the pond, barren brown. mark malik brown it's not was for his work in refugee leave and he has served it with public and private sector positions over a four decade career. mark has served as a senior official in both the united nations as well as he has served in the cabinet of former prime minister gordon brown just a decade ago. he's got a background as a journalist underway ranging meteor career that covers communications consulting, and he's currently the president of the open society foundation so welcome baron malik brown. >> thank you very much, steve. >> as i say i'm grateful to the mccain institute for continuing this or no form e

the maps of eastern europe of the middle east of africa where we were redrawn after world war one and those new borders gave rise to new or reawakened ethnic and religious tensions in those areas that that we are dealing with today in iraq in syria in israel in the balkans. so you can't understand the history of the world or of this country for the last 100 years without understanding how they were affected by world war one these panels. give us the opportunity to talk about some of those things and give the visitor a basic education in world war one. a number of the panels have a qr code on them. you can hold your phone up to those qr codes and pull up an app that will give you a virtual experience of the memorial of images text video audio a lot of other interpretive material about world war one and about the memorial each panel has a quotation from someone associated with the war that talks about in a very compelling way of particular aspect of the war. one is from a marine corps captain lloyd williams at the battle of belleau wood. the battle of belleau wood is is legendary in the

panama is seeing an influx from asia and the middle east and africa.you know, getting back to what's happening with the border, with what arizona and texas are doing, will the 48 other governors, should they step up and send law enforcement there? that's what these two governors want. what do you think? >> i think we need to do whatever we have to do to secure border. president biden and vice president harris have abdicated their respondents to keep us safe. and it's -- responsibilities to keep us safe. don't forget, every single person that comes across the border and doesn't go through a port of entry is crossing into this country illegally, so every single one of them is committing a crime. how does it affect places like my area in upstate new york? the drugs because of the influx at the border as well and all the resources have to be focused op individuals coming across. it's leaving gaping hole in our security against drugs. fentanyl and heroin drug seizures are up in astronomical numbers. so it's vital that we work together to try and stop this.