minds were outraged in many countries; muslims massively took to the streets of cities in the middle east, asiaica; they considered the destruction of the koran as offensive barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more and more massive and accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. the escalation of the arabs of the israeli conflict went into a spiral in response to the actions of the army, israel in east jerusalem, a completely armed attack on the synagogue died. seven jews, 10 wounded the day before, an unknown man opened fire there, the attacking policeman was liquidated on the spot and stated that he acted alone. these are 21-year-old residents of jerusalem of arab origin. emergency near the synagogue of the authorities, israel called a terrorist attack prime minister netanyahu announced immediate measures that will be accepted by the government. what exactly he has not yet specified is the attack occurred a day later near a major raid by the israeli army on the east bank of the jordan river, during which at least 10 palestinians were killed, the arabs perceived this as an illegal invas

muslims massively took to the streets of the cities of the middle east, asia, africa; they consideredruction of the koran as offensive barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more and more massive and are accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. escalation arabs israeli conflict spiraled in response to the actions of the army, an israeli young man of arab origin opened fire in a synagogue in east jerusalem killed seven 10 wounded, the attacker was killed by police officers on the spot announced that he acted alone authorities. israel called the attack a terrorist attack prime mitan yahoo announced immediate measures, but did not specify what kind of attack occurred a day after a major reda israeli army to the east bank , during which at least 10 palestinians were killed, the arabs perceived it as an illegal invasion of their land by the palestinian national authority announced that cooperation with the israeli authorities in the field of security is no longer possible. after that, by the palestinians. rocket attacks began on the south, israel responded with air strikes and drone

muslims massively took to the streets of the cities of the middle east asia africa, the destruction of koran is not offensive in barbarism. now these rallies are becoming more massive and are accompanied by the burning of swedish flags. mass actions against police violence are taking place in large us cities, the reason was the case of five memphisene officers who beat 29-year-old african american tyra nicholson to death, the price tag occurred in early january, however, footage of the brutal detention was made public. only these days the officers stopped the car and dragged the driver out into the street and pressed him to the asphalt, while the young man did not resist, and at some point the policeman managed to escape , caught up with him and severely beat him. the stun gun died in the hospital 3 days later from his injuries. all participants in the beating have already been fired. from the police, they are charged with murder, this case is compared with the murder in neapse by george floyd in 2020, which started the movement in black live matters. true, now either large-scale actio

same time, of ukrainian interests, and together supply goods and services to the markets of the middle east, asia and europe. i'm andriy yanitskyi with economic news on the espresso tv channel today there was a special episode about the british about the tarpaulin see you tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. together we will win art in the country of war cycle documentary films, each of which will tell about one of the ukrainian artists, artists who did not leave abroad and continue their creative path in ukraine it seems that history has just entered now , yes, at some such moment, where everything just gathered into it as if linearly what was happening there that we remember then was a kind of drag , but it seems that it is all at one moment and we see that everything is repeating itself, but how the place and meaning of the artist and his work change. in a country that is at war, see in the new television series from the studio doknotfilm became the association of babylon 13 art in the country of war from january 16, weekdays from monday to friday at 11:10 on espresso weltrum battery stations are designed sp

a very delicate balance, and i think this is the same sort of dilemma which are a number of middle east asia, nations are facing nowadays. on the one hand, they are very part of this music. china. on the other hand, of course, they're well chinese investments and trade. so andy, when, when she present, she says that he wants to handle these maritime issues and a friendly and consultative manner. what does that mean? because right now you've got a situation in the south china sea where we've got chinese boats harassing fishermen that are not chinese, others, philippines, or vietnamese. or even malaysian. we've also got chinese coast guard present, preventing the philippines bringing supplies to a ship, which i hope we'll talk about a little bit more later. so what is it suggesting that's going to change its tone talking about the south china sea? i think it exactly is the root cause that these issues are in dispute that leads to these misunderstandings and misperceptions as well or that are being exacerbated by external parties looking to drive a wedge between china, philippine really and sea

it's in central europe, asia, and middle east. it's in africa. it's in southwest asia. it's wish e we could have one focus only one focus and that's what we have to work on and i'm confident we can do a great deal more. thank you for having usgr and i look forward to furthering this discussion. >> president biden was part of a photo op with the mexican president and canadian prime minister justin trudeau and took place in mexico city. after posing r the photo, the three leaders headed into a trilateral meeting.

our responsibility just as an end of the western hemisphere, it's in central europe, it's in asia, the middle east, it's in africa, it's in west asia. and so it's not that i wish we could just have one focus, we have multiple focus. so that's what we have to work on and i'm confident we can do a great deal more in tandem with one another. thank you for having us and i look forward to our discussion. person elected as governor of massachusetts.

and other countries as well across asia and the middle east. look, thanks very much for your time to always appreciate lucrative, a independent journalist live on arts. ok, that was a recap of the week. that was don't go too far as our programs are said to get going in moment, see what showing wherever you are today. right ahead, bye for now. ah ah ah ah.

if you're coming from all over the globe, middle east, asia, what is the difference, fly to ontario,exico city, get across the border. pete: especially if the process is more moaningable, more orderlily on northern side. rachel: less dangerous. think of the cartel. pete: think of the size of the northern border compared to the southern border. it is massive. the numbers are not there yet. it gives you a preview what could be. rachel: new hampshire governor chris sununu is sounding the alarm. listen. >> we've seen a lot of northern border agents shifted down to the southern border because the administration will not put in additional resources needed to take care after crisis there. we talk about a southern border crisis. god bless governor ducey, governor abbott they're on the front lines doing everything they can. it affects all 50 states. place like new hampshire, we have northern border. when agents get diverted we see a big increase in smuggling, traffic on the northern border, whether drugs, illegal activity coming over there. our states have to put more resources up there. will

yes , now it will fly, perhaps the middle east there something will be thrown there in southern asiaf the pessimist, right? when will miss say cognac will be worse, yes, and i want to raise this issue quite seriously, because it has absolutely direct relation to what we are doing in our country in russia yes. well, i don’t scare anyone on my own behalf. these are the events that are taking place now, the last time that events of this magnitude took place on a global redistribution. it was 100 years ago. and if you measure that redistribution, which was not just military the redistribution was not just the first world war, but it was still a deep social redistribution, it was a social explosion not only in russia, but practically throughout the entire developed world. and now we are approaching exactly there, that is, it is impossible to destabilize and set fire to the world. how americans do it physically militarily politically, destroying the state, destroying economic systems and so on, without causing a social explosion. this is impossible to do and the fact that now here is our s

our responsibility just as an end of the western hemisphere, it's in central europe, it's in asia, the middle east, it's in africa, it's in west asia. and so it's not that i wish we could just have one focus, we have multiple focus. so that's what we have to work on and i'm confident we can do a great deal more in tandem with one another. thank you for having us and i look forward to our discussion. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, florida democratic congresswoman sheila discusses her priority to the 118th congress, and the new york time congressional correspondent luc broadwater talks about house republicans efforts to create a special judiciary subcommittee to investigate biden administration law enforcement and national security agency. and open the book.com founder adam on the new gop that congress and the first of government spending in the battle ahead of her raising the debt ceiling. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-

some experts believe that citizens of the countries and the cis countries of the middle east and asiahow interest in a simplified residence permit , for example, citizens of kazakhstan, moldova, as well as it-specialists. on the whole, in fact, russia itself is rich in these specialists, as you and i all know , these industries occupy a rather large volume of exports, but in general yes, to reality, uh, for individual companies, including those operating in other foreign markets, this toolkit. uh, obtaining a residence permit for individual anti-specialists, attracting to russia may be relevant. some of the experts interviewed commented on the innovation in general and noted that, in addition to investors, it was worth thinking about simplifying the receipt of work visas for ordinary foreign specialists for highly qualified workers with high wages such programs. they work in our country. but ordinary foreigners not from the cis have to go through a series of difficult bureaucratic procedures. for which we are fighting with mother nature. this anthracite is the most upscale, the most h

residence permit, citizens of the eu cis countries of the middle east and asia can show such an opportunityier available, for example, to citizens of kazakhstan, moldova, and also to it-specialists. on the whole, in fact, russia itself is rich in these specialists, as we all know , a rather large volume of not raw materials, but exports is occupied by these particular industries, but in general yes, to reality for individual companies that, including activities there or here to other foreign markets this toolkit. uh, obtaining a residence permit for individual anti-specialists involved in russia may be relevant. some interviewed addressed to experts commenting innovations generally noted that, in addition to investors, it was worth thinking about making it easier to get jobs for ordinary foreign specialists for highly skilled workers with high wages such programs. they work in our country. but an ordinary foreigner not from the cis has to go through a number of difficult bureaucratic procedures. with age, the metabolism slows down, someone should take care of your body helps to normalize ch

vnzh, citizens of the countries and the eaeu, the cis of the middle east and asia, earlier this opportunityas available, for example, citizens of kazakhstan, moldova, as well as it-specialists. in general, in fact, russia itself is rich in these specialists, as we all know a fairly large amount it is precisely these industries that occupies not the export of raw materials, but in general yes, the reality is yes for individual companies, including those operating in other foreign markets, this toolkit. e, obtaining a residence permit for certain anti-specialists, attracting to russia may be relevant to some, experts interviewed comment on the innovation in general, they noted that in addition to investors, it was worth thinking about simplifying the receipt of work visas for ordinary foreign specialists for highly qualified workers with a high level of wages. such programs. they work in our country. a. an ordinary non-cis foreigner has to go through a number of difficult bureaucratic procedures. the polish authorities do not put aside attempts to obtain reparations from germany for the damag

and swap the country primarily for the middle east on asia in 2022. now lab takes the total amount of high net worth individuals. quitting the u. k. to 12000 in the pallets half a dozen years. the biggest exit. this was in 2017. when 4000000000 ers up sticks for alternative climbs. according to this study, the u. a, he is now the destination of choice, enjoying the largest inflow of 1000000 ers in the world last year. well, let's study columns of london has increasingly find ways to bypass private property rights for foreigners with wealth. the russians are really ins, and turks particularly finding themselves in the firing line. russian president vladimir putin has repeatedly stress the risk of keeping money abroad, even warning up to 20 years ago, not to place total trust in european economies. you know, when you get to it, there's every reason to believe that the use of funds placed in offshore zones will be tightened. i'm not saying that they, we frozen tomorrow. but if a decision in this kind with different variations is made, excuse me for the p

revealed a further 1400000000 or is pack their bags and swap the country primarily for the middle east and asia in 2022. that takes the total amount of high net worth individuals, quitting the u. k. to 12000 in the past half a dozen years, the biggest ex, this was in 2017 when 4000000000 ers up sticks for alternative clients. according to the study, the u. e is now the destination of choice, enjoying the largest inflow of 1000000 urge in the world last year. well, the study companies as london has increasingly find ways to bypass private property rights for foreigners. with wealthy reeney and russians and turkish, people finding themselves a particular target, right? the last 12 months now, russian president vladimir putin, has repeatedly stressed the risks of keeping money abroad even warning up to 20 years ago. not to place total trust in european economies. you know, when you pull a garage door, there's every reason to believe that the use of funds placed in offshore zones will be tightened. i'm not saying that they, we frozen tomorrow. but if a decision in this kind with different variation

even new american demographics, such as immigrants from our southern borders, or even from the middle east in asia. and that is a problem as well. but at the same time, they've got to put forward a policy agenda that speaks to these people looking at center on economy, immigration, and energy. i think that will serve them well. and that will show why this fighting was so tense if they're able to legislate in those 3 key areas. jason, how much more difficult was it mc biden's job working with the republicans with esla majority. i really don't think it makes it any more difficult. i'd slightly disagree with the with arena that there's a big gap between mccarthy and and gates gates whose fathers were $500000000.00. they. they like special interest to they like big donors to. i do think that there is that, ah, there is a little bit of a, a change in the republican party, but a lot of those changes aren't necessarily positive. and i don't think that this is necessarily going to get them more attention from those newer demographics that rina reference. i don't think that, you know, shutting the governme

there's everyday middle east, everyday asia, lan america, everyday usa, australia, iran, and iraq. these regional collectives of people are determined to change the way the rest of the world sees their culture. and it has taken over my life in a way. it's just this giant movement now of raising awareness through photography. - [ilvy] photography is the perfect way to tell a story about a culture. because when you see an image, you get a feeling right away. (relaxing music) i'm a documentary photographer, born and raised in the netherlands. i'm interested in social behavior and in social structures within families. and so when i got this assignment to photograph family, i thought, okay, where do you see your family? you see them on birthdays. i photographed a hundred birthdays, every age once, from one to a hundred. and when you see how a certain country celebrates, you get to learn a lot about the people who live in the country. what is a dutch person? what do we look like? and how do we connect to other people? i went hogeweyk to shoot a story for time magazine. it's a high care f

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our specialists took control of the plane and those flying from the middle east from southeast asia tosuccessfully escorted them to their destination. good morning everybody! who woke up and joined us with you today. i am ekaterina strizhenova on the calendar on january 12, thursday. and next thursday, the orthodox will celebrate one of the twelve main christian holidays epiphany yes, he has weeks left, according to tradition, on the night of epiphany, many will plunge into the hole. and some people and for the first time and here it is important to properly prepare for this and calculate your capabilities. at home, a contrast shower on the street exercises and breathing exercises, so anastasia ivanova is preparing for the first time to step two more times. this is warm, it warms sergey from the inside and has been diving for 3 years already. speaks without the right attitude there is nothing to do here. the main thing is not to think about what to think, and most importantly copper breathing began all spontaneously weak organism or any. everything depends on us. and how much we are re

the middle east is tired . africa is tired. asiatired, therefore, this year is 22, when the president was at all major forums. eh, international precisely those countries that uphold sovereignty and independence, this trend will continue in the coming year. and we have an alternative. here we say that the world has become tired contentment. and there is something we need to move on to, which means that the whole briks proposal of the president to hold a joint forum, which is already overdue and i think that we will come to this. the eu means, and central asia, the pacific countries, the middle east, all these countries want identity, no one wants war. here's what they don't lie. nobody wants war. everyone wants peace. everyone just wants to develop the way the people decided in any way. they decided in davos. and how we want them to hold forums without china, russia. so there world forum some kind of world forum there will be no world without russia you can gather there as much as you like, but you cannot destroy russia and remove i

middle east central asia group a countries minsk these days people queue up to take pictures with theegend. all his predictions are in the public domain , everyone can check them, but today, especially for the audience of our program, afghan has prepared new calculations, results that he has not shown to anyone yet. what trials and shocks await all of us ahead the most recent and accurate forecast for the near future is based on hatred instead of mysterious insights the world of exact numbers and a harmonious system of form, solving the problem it opens the future, indicating not only dates upcoming events, but also hours and even minutes as they get there, so you don’t have to respect me, right before your eyes, you want history to go. our history, our history, is also a burden for the humanitarian, as a mathematician, he follows the formula strictly according to the formula. here is putin strictly according to this system, the afghan prophet. the mathematician asks to forget about the black rabbit so that he does not get under his feet and only remember that 2023 has come . that is,

forces from the european union took away warm clothes from citizens of the countries of the middle east, asia and half-dead people were pushed through the fence into belarus , but also episodes when the corpses of already dead people, lithuanian and polish security forces forced others it looks especially cynical to drag refugees into our territory, this is a hateful policy, when among the things of the dead an official decree is found, and deportations from poland with a ban on entry to other schengen states, issued the day before on the eve of the death of a refugee from exhaustion and cold at the border. the methods that are used by lithuania and more in relation to migrants can certainly not be called humane . they certainly ignore the interests of the migrants themselves. uh, they don't want to see them on their territory, but they, uh. life and health. their respect for self-respect, but is of sufficient value and the fact that they ignore these values. this in itself is a crime. practice shows the victims of the anti-human policy of representatives lithuania and poland become citizens

general editor of the series prior to that he served from 2009 until 2012 as the chief of the middle east and asia division supervising production covering these geographic regions. also an adjunct professor at george washington university in their history department for he has a phd from the university of florida. to his left doctor john fox. doctor fox has served as fbi historian since 2003 and is also an adjunct instructor at the catholic universities school department of politics and has been the 2018. he has a phd in modern history from the university of new hampshire and political science from boston university. and finally on the end, doctor erin she is chief historian of the office of the secretary of defense. and director of the pentagon library print she previously served as associate research fellow at the center for the weapons of mass distraction the national defense university and washington d.c. from 2004 until 2008 she was chief of division of arms control asia and africa the offered office of the storing state department where she edited several volumes in the series. she has her

wherever you are in the world, you know, china wants us out of asia, iran wants us out of the middle east, russia wants us out of eastern europe, and north korea also wants us out of asia and, of course, the transnational terrorist grooms want us out and gone period. they want to reduce our influence and push us out because we are a threat to primarily their autocratic ambitions. and that's the threat environment that we have to be the aware of. how do we meet hose challenges? deterrence is going to be an incredible important part of that. we need to have a military that is strong enough to convince all of those groups that they're better off not attacking us or our allies. so that's certainly an important part of it. a more important part of it to my mind is the partnerships. it's building the alliances globally and regionally that are necessary so we can work together with our allies and partners to achieve that end. and the other important piece of it is even as i list those threat groups, when you have a nation like china and even, you know, to some degree can russia, our other goal i

these are not only cases when security forces from the european union took away citizens of the middle east, asiaephones were beaten and the half-dead were pushed through the fence into belarus , but also episodes when the corpses of already dead people, lithuanian and polish security forces forced other refugees to be dragged to our territory , this hateful policy looks especially cynical, when an official decision is found among the things of the dead, and deportations from poland with a ban on entry to other schengen states issued the day before on the eve of the death of a refugee from exhaustion and cold at the border. methods that apply and more lithuania in relation to it is certainly impossible to call migrants humane . they certainly ignore the interests of the grants themselves. uh, they don't want to see them on their territory, but they, uh. life and health. their respect is self-respect, but it is valuable enough that they ignore these values. this in itself is a crime. practice shows that citizens of countries such as syria iraq afghanistan of states where the west invaded from the

so many countries, especially in africa, the middle east, middle east, of course, southeast asia. they really support russia because they want to see a new world order. a world water that is based on mutual respect between countries where there is not a dominant headman was always invading and bombing, and threatening, inched and destroying the people want to have a new world order in russia, leaving it together with china with india. and that this is a really golden opportunity in world history. we have a chance to build a new world order based on mutual respect based on the original principles of the united nations. you know, i'm american, and i'm really sad. i wanna make clear, i'm very sad to say all this, i'm really, really set up to say that i grew up in the american government system in my family has been serving august and for 60 years. i disagree with it. well, and i don't, you know, john, i'm an american to ok and i've seen with this foreign policy is done to working people middle class people. they're the ones that always have to pick up the pick up that they have to sh

the system, the russians provided the necessary information, the crew flying from the middle east and southeast asiame today. it is known that the reason for the failure of the pilot notification system was a corrupted database file, which resulted in a complete ban on takeoffs throughout the country, delayed or canceled more than 10,000 flights. the novosibirsk enterprises are implementing the principles of lean production. the process is underway within the framework of our project. labor productivity. new work standards allow increasing production volumes in the region . more than 70 companies have already carried out optimization . ainura valya akhmetova spot technological injections in 10 minutes give new life of ordinary sheet panel. and here's a clean slate. yes, and for him it turns out already. yes, here are the products. in this case, the product is double-sided, that is, it has components on both sides of such printed circuit boards with multiple microcircuits. in this production, modern automated machines are created, the process is completely optimized. while some control the production

they served transit flights that flew from the middle east and southeast asia to the states themselvesdue to a failure in the aviation control system. i had to cancel hundreds of domestic flights thousands delay our own us correspondent valentin bagdanov will tell you more . just received information from the civil aviation administration. they suspended flights throughout the country until 9:00 in the morning such announcements were heard in the early morning and in small regional airports and in huge american hubs 4,000 flights delayed 700 canceled from east to west coast from 4:00 in the morning. washington was only accepted, but not sent planes. i am very upset. what we can do is make you nervous, maybe something else happened. what we are not told is such a large-scale disruption in air travel in the united states has not been since the day of the september 11 attacks, when all airliners in the air were instructed to land urgently. yes, with a long history, the civil aviation authority is suspending all american flights, all flights in the united states, because of the systems. th

margins may become a little bit less hefty as refinery capacity gets expanded in places like middle east and asia as well refining margins, inflation, everything else for pricing for the consumer all very much in focus here for these earnings reports. >> it comes down to this interplay between supply and demand and how much it's shifting as some of that supply loosens up, gets better versus where it was a year ago. demand is actually slowing down and, perhaps we see that playing out in the likes of amd and even juniper as we look forward to their earnings. >> this is -- we have used the word transition a lot with regard to how companies are navigating this environment. what you have is an attempt to try to figure out an equilibrium for what prices could be there that keep customers saying, hey, i will pay these higher prices but i'm not going to pay much more than that the one that was interesting, the semiconductor stocks, it was u.p.s. on the logistics and transport side they made specific mention of the fact that q4 shipping volumes were lower than people thought they would be but they helped

council for me on mars, say they traced the military supply chain to global firms based in asia, the middle east, the u. s. and europe. and they say this is likely just at the tip of the iceberg. according to the report, these home produced arms are being used to commit atrocities against those in myanmar who opposed the regime officially more than 2600 people have been killed in the crackdown since the 2021 qu, that saw the return of the military, many victims were pro democracy protesters since then parts of the country has seen fighting between the military and anti co rebels. joining us as young he li, former special wrapper tour on the situation of human rights in myanmar. and one of the authors of the report, thanks for coming on the program, a young he can you start by telling us more about the european companies complicit in this and what exactly they are providing to the military of myanmar. well, it was really surprising to discover that many of the european countries are still providing raw materials to the d. d i which is the directorate defense industry of mel. i see there is no uni

and they served transit flights that flew from the middle east and southeast asia.s reported in the federal air transport agency . our own correspondent in the states, valentin bogdanov, ladies and gentlemen, will tell more about the incident. i know that we are all waiting for news about the departures. just received information from the civil aviation administration. they suspended flights across the country until 9:00 am. such announcements sounded early in the morning both at small regional airports and at a huge one. american hubs 4,000 flights delayed 700 canceled from the east to the west coast from 4:00 a.m. washington only accepted, but did not send aircraft. i am very upset. but what can we do makes us nervous, maybe something else happened. what we are not told, there has not been such a massive disruption in air travel in the united states since the september 11 attacks, when all airliners in the air were instructed to land urgently. yes, with a long history , the civil aviation authority is suspending all american flights, all flights in the united stat

way, the same bio -laboratories exist on the territory of georgia on the territory of the middle east countries. asiae fully, let's say, engaged in those, uh, unknown uh works dreams of alternative fuels in europe have become a reality resources, but after all, the main result is not important that ordinary firewood has come to the place of solar panels. and not only in general, everything that can somehow burn and warm, because as soon as the europeans received new space utility bills, it was necessary to think . quickly, someone in their daily schedule inserted a walk through the forest and collection. there were brushwood and those who started the green path from their yard. in the hodge whether the trees on the outbuilding site and not even the right clothes, some europeans. even were forced to become romantics, breakfast, lunch and dinner by candlelight, or even in the dark, which you can’t do to save such a difficult situation, belarus is ready to lend a good helping hand. help our brothers, you can never help everyone there in europe. the peasants of the workers got them richer. the main thing

middle east. i want to go on a cullen airy journey from one bye to another. we quickly go from asia to the middle east to africa. that's what i'm trying to do here. and sandra pay since june 2022. mary seco has been busy in south co pay to the city on the french co, dozier is known as a playground for the rich and famous here. the chef has opened his 2nd restaurant in co operation with luxury brand levy tall. but i could see that mike was in, is largely influenced by my background and my passion. i bring it all together to create something unique in french cuisine. and i guess let me pull these especially include japanese and african influences which characterize the meals at his restaurants. maurie, suckle grew up with his parents of molly and senegalese origin, near paris. in addition to his classical training as a chef, he was also influenced by the food he knew from his childhood. because if you live when i opened my restaurant in paris, i was looking for all these traditional recipes. i asked my mother, how do you do this? how do you do that? i learned a lot in the process. i u