what effect at the moment can you say all the middle eastern and other money pumping into football hasvestment by abu dhabi — part of the uae — into manchester city in 2008, that has transformed that club's fortunes on the pitch. having had more than £1 billion worth of investment has eventually seen that club become the most dominant force in the english game. i think the effect of that is that we've seen other clubs go down a similar path. i think the concern is that there are other effects as well. it, some say, distorts the competitive balance of the sport — it makes certain teams too powerful, too dominant. city are facing an unprecedented catalogue of more than 100 premier league charges of alleged financial rule—breaking over financial fair play rules. now, city deny any wrongdoing, they say that they will clear their name, but that case is yet to be heard. it could be years until it's concluded and until it is, there will be — unfortunately for city — suspicion surrounding their achievements. effectively, what city's owners stand accused of having done over the course of a numb

in the field of security, and now we are joined by ihor semigolos, director of the center for middle eastern studies p . igor congratulations, it is nice to see and hear. i sincerely congratulate mr. serhiy, i am also glad to see and hear, p. igor wanted would like to first explain a little to our viewers and to me this situation, which is now consisting of publications with initiatives , real or not, regarding the conclusion of such a new agreement between the united states and by iran, because at first a part of the publication wrote that such an agreement was being prepared , it involves certain concessions from both sides, then iran, in a material for bloomberg, denied that such negotiations with the united states were taking place. i was interested in the fact that in the format of concessions, iran can, conditionally speaking , abandon plans to supply ballistic missiles to the russian federation, but this is like an additional touch, but in general, what does this have to do with is it an agreement or not, where is the relationship between the united states and iran moving? well, there

so she already and also the director of middle eastern studies at the middle eastern studies center on, sorry, and, and cra, he joins us now from tuckers capital. i'm just picking up there on what a summer and i were discussing. obviously a huge part of the country did vote for the opposition and the run off does. i don't want to have a strategy to win them. i a yes, yes, he or the one that the hearts and minds despite the difficulties of the article, a caught on a lot on ukraine and all these and economic. but he, it prove that he's or he convent staples trucks, people that he's the solution and even the very obvious in the earthquake areas. of course, there are many software things, but they presented himself as the solution. rather than, you know, we was 1212, the model fault on which side and stuff at the end. the, he is main thing is the crowds that the, and the dimensions of the to accomplish this. and this is the new total key. he has the vision, the i think you'll come up with the young and dynamic care mix of with that also experience of 20 years. and that is going to be a new

this is the largest market for middle eastern manufacturers, including for saudi arabia we have heard from of our clients that there is an overabundance of middle eastern oil, we should also not forget that china is now buying much more russian and iranian oil. strage, but meanwhile, in the liquefied natural gas market and the shortage in the cabin of japan, they believe that in the near future global competition for this fuel will not stop, moreover, by the twenty -fifth year, the imbalance between supply and demand may increase in connection with this tokyo emphasizes the importance of russian projects sakhalin one and sakhalin - two for energy security one of the reasons for the shortage japanese, the government considers europe's policy of abandoning russian energy carriers of turbopipe gas. she switched to liquefied. although it often comes from russia. in this regard , the lithuanian ministry of energy, for example, proposes to ban the import of our lng and local deputies. we have already supported this initiative in the first reading, despite such trends , the volume of our del

an ally of the russian federation in the war against ukraine , now the deputy director of the middle eastern studies center is joining bc serhii danilov p serhii i congratulate you i congratulate you as we see nato is expanding fortunately the secretary general of the alliance jen stultenberg said that sweden has fulfilled all obligations and is ready to join nato but there is one problem - it is turkey, what is the countermeasure to this , tell me what is the problem put forward to sweden a number of conditions, part of which was fulfilled , for example, sweden even made changes to its constitution and adopted new anti-terrorist legislation, ankara's claims to stockholm were that sweden became the center of the workers' party of kurdistan terrorist organization, which is approximately terrorist not only in turkey, in many or most countries of the european union, but in sweden under uh-uh different names. it continued to operate, its representatives there even engaged in political activities, ran for parliament with various lists, in particular of various left-wing parties, some sometimes pa

know how many drones drone factories have been built in russia, including with the help of other middle easternries yes, that is, here, well, yes, this is a danger for us, the situation here is this, that is, it will be in the 24th year, but this is another question . of course, if we introduce additional sanctions and limit the possibility of supplying systems for these drones, then it is obvious that they are this plant it will not reach industrial capacity, but in the end, well, anything can happen with this plant, yes, it can explode, in the end , something else may not happen, well, that is, i want to say that this is a threat, it exists, it is a real cooperation between iran and russia in this direction is quite powerful, the iranians are not going to stop this because, as i said, they started for some reason, some of them, why do they see this as an existential threat, that's why something needs to be done about it, and obviously not only ukraine, but also americans and europeans for others, that is, this is a question. and in the near future, more and more will appear on the first e-e,

they want a new class and i think with a class comes preferences for middle eastern and north african people. again, i think we should have a public discussion here. i don't think middle eastern and north african people have been discriminated or mistreated in america. i assume most of the people, there are benefits from this program, will come about to people who just came here or are coming in the future. i haven't seen a lot of articles on that. but there should be a public discussion. if somebody comes here from syria, if somebody comes here from algeria, should they get preferences in hiring? should they get preferences if they found a business -- founded a business and are looking for a government contract? should they get preferences if they want to get into medical school? that's what president biden apparently wants. but i think we should have a public discussion whether he gets away with it. as an aside, i'm not sure how the -- i'm not sure how joe biden feels the country is such a white supremacist country. i don't believe you can really judge people, their worth, their hap

back two years from china, it was 4506789 yet there is a huge shift that's actually occurring of middle eastern men, from russia and china that are accelerating across our southern border because right now apparently, the administration's plan is working as intended and we have thousands of people that are still crossing our border. i've heard even some recent reporting in the news on this that the numbers are way down, the numbers are way down but apparently the press doesn't take the time to look and see that the numbers have been split out into two different categories. the numbers are not down. in fact, the numbers right now would average somewhere around 450,000 a month right now. the highest, the highest month during the peak of the immigration surge under the obama administration, the highest month that happened during that time period when there was chaos and cameras that were focused on the southwest border, the highest month was 69,000. the administration is now saying our plan is working when there is 150,000 a month coming across the border. it's not working. it's fudging the number

guests from europe, the us, but i tell you what, that's compensated with the, the global side and middle eastern guess on old. so this hour we're going to size the east asia because benedict, we are seeing that research director, the bias. i'm on a think tank in malaysia join just loved me to talk to brunswick we were just talking offer um is this your 1st time to st. petersburg, so yes, that is your 1st time of the for him as well. give us your sense as, as a 1st time or really of, of what's happening here. what you've seen, things going on. the environment is just amazing, isn't it? electric that's most curious. so many participants i heard of what, 10000 i 115000 participants from over a 100. so the national, these and it's really exciting, like what you said earlier. hall dads lot more representation from africa, from the middle east, as well as solve this asia and the role of asia is present here to compensate for those who are missing from europe and united states for this. yeah, well it's an extremely important part.

it was, it was fun to have an american occupation of a middle eastern countries. the street on algae 0, the of the, the new smarter past. monday, the 4th on how do you say the amount of stuff and allows have given funding misgivings and the funding of been the the you said danica if you have the now we'll see see me from lucy who foam i was able said i girl who was like the top buying was only him about the the, the, the have them picked up at the and then my nice talk to them nathaniel and made it to the, to monetize on a known as kate in using jumps account for huntington when a bit took a news from glen pay, none of those days over to us. i am kinda noon but something i can. yeah. you know know that kim, up on the team, the email containing for got this idea. me how my for me to convince you how more i'm i know you're trying to set the, the on the move up and of course i found you gotten yes just most i mean how my like the same. ok. the or not, of course of course i don't want to go down there to see the new keys. yeah. yeah. if i'm on the on the time when you

there's scope for opening and you've got the, you've got indian firms, turkish firms and chinese middle eastern firms, wanting to come in the russian market. how easy or otherwise, how has it been so far for indian companies to come? see it's never easy. the way you think because of what indian the pay stubs people are the i'm wanting to see, what would the manufacturer of the manufacture for their own market? no, i cannot bring my indian governments to sell in russia. it has to be changed the can back. so they have the chain, the size, they have to change the models. so it's not the same thing. what you need in india is a different segment. so yes, they're coming. they're getting a, getting a rental for their good, making a new range of things. and believe it or not all the best and people have been manufacturing the governments in india. so there's nothing new about it. so they've been doing very nicely. so he's going, you know, very, very popular re, i would say is going in a perfect site. so yes, the government industry, there was an exemption last week, right. more than 20 government compa

jafari, i say hello to middle eastern studies in the name of god.d morning, dear viewers of khabar channel. in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in the country was omidiyeh in khuzestan province, with a minimum temperature of 48 degrees and the coolest place . on the other hand, in kurdistan province with a minimum temperature of 5 degrees, ahvaz with a maximum temperature of 48 degrees was the hottest center and shahrekord was the coolest center with a minimum temperature of 80 degrees, which was reported based on the latest images received from the meteorological satellite. at clear skies have been reported in most of the areas where the behavior box is stable, perhaps in the northeast of the country, where rain has been reported for the past few hours. north and south alborz should be predicted to have the color of lightning and temporary strong wind . in the highlands of semnan, golestan and the highlands of kerman province, we will have the same situation . spring scattered we will have temporary thunderstorms and strong winds, there is a po

we have a middle eastern agricultural farm in khorramabad and other farms that operate in desert areas are harmful to tourism, which is the subject of livestock breeding , even besides these, the tourism complex has been created as a complementary economy alongside tourism, according to the opinion. according to tourism officials, more than 280 agricultural tourism permits had been issued in the country . we need electricity. mohammad qanadi maragheh, bachelor's degree in tabriz university, master's degree and ph.d. in england , i studied nuclear chemistry at the university of the year god almighty created a metal called uranium in the earth and gave it to the poor as a gift from god. it has no industrial application for example, iron or copper or for titanium or tungsten metals is not used in industries , the law has only one use, and although it is used in relation to nuclear technology, if uranium is placed in front of one of the isotopes of uranium 235, a gap will be created, and this gap will occur when what happened, in addition to these so-called fission products, a considerable

said that we have the largest agricultural farm in the middle east in lorestan , we have the middle easternicultural tourism farm in khorramabad and other farms that i work in desert areas because of the fact that tourism, the subject of which is the issue of livestock breeding, and next to it the agricultural complex, the tourism complex as a complementary economy is placed next to tourism , according to the experts, the capacities of agricultural tourism in a four-season country like iran. it is very high and should be developed in this way in the country, they will diversify the source of income of the farmers. according to tourism officials, more than 280 agricultural tourism permits have been issued in the country. the published book khatun and komandant is the money of their life and their common life with the martyr. it has military aspects and it was not supposed to have it. the book deals with the social aspects of the life of the martyr tausli , known as the commander of the fatemiyoun army in syria. together, they form life, which makes people say that they saved tens of millions

one glaring example was that there isn't a category for middle eastern students. of course different east asian, south asian, they make no distinction. that itself is over broad. it's over broad, it's not well defined and that was what the majority opinion pointed out that led to their conclusion that this goal of diversity is not furthered by race conscious decisions. the other thing to consider is, danielle talked about some of the -- when schools were allowed to use race how the numbers went up or down but ultimately the challenge here for the universities is that no one ever really defined what exactly diversity is or how you know when you've achieved diversity and say i'm finished this is the only - >> i don't mean to interrupt but workplace implications seem to be saying and use numbers to say for the percentage of african americans students accepted, percentage of asian, if data were demonstrable in a work place where one category however broad the category was having a harder time getting hired versus an easier time could a case be brought on that base thi

in this context, islamic countries middle eastern countries should really join in on the dollarization, becoming less dependent on the american currency. the slogan here i find x is fostering domestic production and containment of insulation. organizers hope that this international exemption maps out all the challenges and finds the solution to the 1st thing economic crisis. anyone using generally are to i don't want to take you to african. uh, because kenya is turning its back on blackboards on wait t textbooks and taking a bold step into the future. when it comes to teaching science, it's employing the high tech services of a local virtual reality company to offer a more immersive approach to the subject. let's take a look the the, the landing that's happening right now in the wild is where you feel right to cold . you learn about physical features. we learn about 40 pods, but you never really get to me or experience please go virtual reality students couldn't get to travel to these places. we couldn't get to get. it must have experiences for the cvc snapshot and be able to bring the

guild of actors directors to put into production a number of films where the military must fight middle easternand, of course, to defeat him since that time, the main enemies of the good american guys in hollywood for many years were the arabs. now, apparently, it's our turn. russian has always long before the sphobobe of american films were represented by negative characters , bandits-swindlers, enemies, letters , uncultured people, evil, cruel , vile, i think, soon we will see new negative images of our compatriots in films. it's already happening. here is a fresh example of the animated series family guy in one of the series was shown, chelyabinsk it would seem that such, but the point, of course, is not that the russian city was shown, but how it was shown. in the series, chelyabinsk is deliberately depicted as cold gray and dirty, in which all the locals drink vodka without a break , the griffin heroes call the city the ural chicago and a crumbling village. although more than a million people live in this alleged village. so, chelyabinsk looks like in the series, and so, chelyabinsk looks

other than that, you and middle eastern countries have many songs, and this exhibition that i held, i came to this culture that i will bring the forgotten to life, the cultures of the region have been implemented over time, they are telling me the history, and they will not let the separation happen . it is the attention of the visitors of the creative and unique works, a culture and an elements that might have been forgotten. this exhibition was carried out beautifully, the young afghani said that he has another exhibition that is about 50% completed with the motifs of afghan women's clothing. art and artists of any style and taste and of any nationality can display their culture. the tray of the tv news agency is very thank you for your company. have a good night. may god protect your blood. how many years has it been since your 4500 house was built? how many years has it been? the problems of the residents of the residential units are not few . it has facilities. after that, it is very difficult for the family to pay the deposit. the newly built building is not a windy contact. thi

countries discussed today vladimir putin and the chairman of the council of ministers and the middle easterntate. at present, bilateral trade indicators are relatively small in absolute terms, but there is a solid yet undiscovered growth potential, and we expect that by developing effective proposals for its the implementation will be handled by the interregistration on our part. and here, obviously. well, he is present with me from the russian government. he is aware of all our undertakings and i hope that these plans will be implemented to you with a message from his sheikh of peace qatar, and it concerns further steps to increase cooperation and coordination. she has longstanding friendships. we have common interests on a wide range of issues, especially in the field of energy markets, food security, and our countries are connected by common projects in areas of the economy to reduce dependence on foreign materials and components of the industry and expand the range of domestic aircraft , such a task was set by the prime minister during a visit to the kazan aircraft building plant. mikhai

russia so that it does not attack ukraine , some kind of very er middle eastern version of appeasement. oleksandr , there are really no security guarantees except for aid money, as i already said, maybe intelligence with the training of ukrainian soldiers and so on and so forth similar training there of the pilots of the umbrella above us no one is going to disclose correctly i understood i think that this is only one of the options one of the options that is being considered and should not be taken as exclusively final because i think that we will have with our security guarantees taken into account different experiences and the experience of israel, probably also the experience of japan, the experience of the southern competition, the partial experience of the scandinavian countries that were not , e.e., participants recently but had certain guarantees, that is, i think that it will be like this mix for us, the key is three positions, i can them voice what they are talking about and insisting on with our partners, firstly, it is really providing us with weapons, secondly, finances ,

continues to inch toward nuclear weapons status and maintain this network of armed gangs around middle eastern militias that are attacking and killing american troops and contractors in iraq and syria and elsewhere, then there really is the need to build up more containment deterrence against tehran, and the saudi's are a big part of that. >> thank you very much indeed for that analysis, giving us a real sense of context and depth. thank you very much indeed, senior resident scholar at the arab gulf states institute. we continue to watch the secretary of state on his visit to saudi arabia, speaking with mohammad bin salman, the crown prince, giving us a sense of what this visit means and why it is so important. let's move on to the situation in ukraine. president volodymyr zelenskyy spoke with the french president this wednesday about the urgent need to help over the dam disaster. zelenskyy has issued an appeal to help save ukrainians in the face of rising waters caused by the destruction of the dam. he has criticized the red cross and the united nations for what he says is a lack of action in

it was, it was fun to have an american occupation of a middle eastern countries. the street on algae 0, it getting ideas, the friends for public, his loan proclaimed, but just would ease more than friends. in a full pot theory, the big picture takes and in depth, not from the same size episode to allergies. there the these are the minute 3 kills 3 palestinian sites. isn't a ragged right and strongly called the occupied westbank. the colors of romney watching, obviously are like one headquarters having the also coming up the rescue mission full, the missing. so most of all in the atlantic widens as noise is the result is for a 2nd day. so i've also noticed political ambitions are in the balance as the former brazilian president faces.

expected by the end of the century, the temperature in spain, turkey and other mediterranean and middle easternmer it will regularly exceed 50 °, scientists promise. we had a severe drought. at least four or five years, but we haven't experienced heat like this year yet, it's fatal. for those who cannot hide from her plants and water reservoirs, the italian lakes became shallow and did not fill with water during the spring, growing snow. from the mountains winter. there was warm snow. few i remember as a child. we waded to this island and the water was waist deep. i don’t remember, apricots from the heat can turn into dried apricots right on the branch. the leaves are withered, obviously they need water. if this continues. we will not have an apricot harvest not this year not next winter europeans for anti-russian sanctions friendly saving heat now. saves cold air conditioners also require electricity, and pumps in showers, as well as water shortages. the showers have already been set to the optimum water temperature and the time spent in the shower is limited to three minutes in scotland there

communication with kator , mikhail mishustin stated this at talks with the foreign minister of the middle eastern state. we discussed how relations between the two countries are developing today in general, dear qatar, russia's key partner in the middle east, our friendly relations are based on principles of mutual respect and consideration of each other's interests the russian side is interested in building up trade and economic cooperation due to the difficult global economic situation in january and april, mutual trade amounted to more than one and a half billion rubles, but i am absolutely sure that these figures do not correspond to the great economic potential of our country; diversification of mutual trade more actively switch to the use of national currencies stimulate the launch of new joint projects, relations between our countries are stable and continue to develop. this gives us the opportunity to consider in what areas we can cooperate both politically and on other international issues. in addition , we hope that the current conflict between russia and ukraine will be resolved as qui

after that , the representatives of the middle eastern countries already left together, thus finishede negotiations, no statements were made, and as it became known later from the iranian delegation, that, in principle, today a possible additional limitation of production was discussed. the fact is that initially, when it came to that, in general, they will speak here on opels and on opek plus. uh, everyone thought the parties had something no changes, but reuters on the eve reported, citing sources, that an additional reduction in oil by 1 million barrels per day is possible today on the basis of, uh. there were fairly short negotiations to discuss administrative issues. and even entering the building. uh, the head of the delegation of saudi arabia is a minister. the power industry noted that the negotiations will be, but rather rich and emotional. but in fact, we see that emotionally they only quickly enough left the guardianship building. and now i will remind you. uh, what the situation looks like. uh, at the end of that year, it was decided to cut oil production by a total of 2 m

after that , the representatives of the middle eastern countries already left , already together in thised the negotiations no statements were made, and as it became known later from the iranian delegation , that , in principle, possible additional restrictions on production were not discussed today . guardian plus. uh, everyone considered the parties to have made no changes, but reuters reported on the eve, citing sources, that an additional reduction in oil by 1 million barrels per day is possible today, as a result, there were fairly short discussions. administrative matters and even entering the building. e, the head of the delegation of saudi arabia , the minister of energy, noted that the negotiations would be rather intense and emotional. but in fact, we see that emotionally they only quickly enough left the guardianship building. and now i will remind you. uh, what the situation looks like. uh, at the end of that year, it was decided to cut oil production by a total of 2 million barrels per day. after that, since may of this year, some of the countries are not all, but the state

uh, i had a meeting with state middle eastern diplomats who are here, so i gave a lecture to the diplomaticf, because they want to really want to know what's going on with us. they want to understand what processes they are going on and they ask very simple questions. and when will there be peace, and when will it end? a? and why this happened and it needs to be explained to the whole world. simple truths that we know, going into details. all of a sudden for some reason, but we stop mentioning them. for example, there was never such a thing as a before the coup. not even a single thought that there might be a war between russia and ukraine well, there was simply not. yes, they say, well, the ukrainians are one thing. this is the european race there russians. these are orcs and therefore they could not help but fight, but there was nothing of it. it was only in the fourteenth year that this story appeared, when they started to attack the donbass, many have to explain that in february 2022 it was not only february 24 was the seventeenth of february. that is, when they flooded us. well, this i

petersburg forum are the middle eastern countries this year. are the united arab emirates, which are doing a lot now for the development of russia in the very middle east and are helping a lot. the situation is difficult for us and what are the projects today? priority? what are the directions now that such close attention has. you know every forum, st. petersburg has its own trends. yes, here it is now. today we are very we talked about such an important trend, and this is the localization of production, because it is very cool made in russia. this is the main brand for us, and we are very proud of what to do on our side, but when done , russian products are already made outside the country as a condition for localization of production. since our middle east partners are opening, uh , new free economic zones, for example, there will be just a presentation of the new woobu-dhabi free economic zone. e, which opens its doors and says colleagues. come to us and do joint productions with us. and then other markets open up. not only middle east afri

in the field of security, and now we are joined by igor semigolos, director of the center for middle easternee. this situation, which now consists of publications with initiatives , real or not, regarding the conclusion of such a new agreement between the united states and iran, because at first part of the publication wrote that such an agreement was being prepared foresees certain concessions from both sides, then iran , in a material for bloomberg, denied that such negotiations with the united states are taking place. what is the meaning of these? the supply of ballistic missiles to the russian federation, but this is like an additional touch, but in general, what is with this agreement, is it or not, where is the relationship between the united states and iran moving? well, here it must be certain. before it is small, it is that in the 18th year, when president trump made the decision to withdraw from this nuclear agreement, the other partners of this agreement were persistently criticized by the political combination of america, and biden undertook to return to this agreement , but it i

the kremlin, the president of russia met with the prime minister and foreign minister of the middle easterne time being, the indicators of bilateral trade are relatively small in absolute terms , but there is a solid yet undiscovered growth potential, and we expect that an intergovernmental commission on our part will develop effective proposals for its implementation. well, he is present and the russian government is aware of all our given undertakings and i hope that these plans will be implemented to you with a message from his community. our countries are linked by long-standing friendly ties. we have a common interest in a semi-wide spectrum issues, especially in the field of energy markets, food security, as well as our countries are connected by common projects in the field of the economy russia needs to significantly increase the production of tu-214 passenger aircraft, this was stated by mikhail mishustin in kazan, where he held a meeting on the development of the aviation 42 billion rubles from the national wealth fund, the head of government visited the kazan aircraft plant, it i

the central guest of the forum, is striking in scale, just like russia's cooperation with its middle easternast year, the trade turnover of the countries exceeded $ 9 billion, this year it is already $ 3 billion. only for the first quarter of the head of the emirates on the forum they bring russian aurus while vladimir putin is with muhammad. allen khayan manages the largest in terms of area, the pavilion manages to discuss the creation of a free trade zone between the uae and the eaeu, trilateral cooperation with egypt, the increase in air traffic between st. petersburg and abu dhabi. last year. very small treatment of 900,000 tourists here was 300,000 dollars this year already 500,000 found hope that by the end of the year it will eventually go over a million. this raises the interest of our russians in the emirates economy. manufacturers to have. e. hop in the middle east is not only for the emirates but this applies primarily to the persian gulf market e, north africa mutually beneficial industrial cooperation for the sake of traditional dance emirati guests under long tov even manage to

igor igor semenovych, the director of the center for middle eastern studies, we were on the air.so now there will be a short break, we will stop. at this hour, as always, mr. vitaliy will comment on the most important events of this week, let's start with the statement of our president volodymyr zelenskyi. he is sure that the russians will blow up the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant after all, and mr. vitaliy and why would they to do, after all, detonation of the soviet union is, in fact, one of the last mechanisms of blackmail. it can really be used in russia about the consequences of the zaporizhia nuclear power plant with specialists. of tricks, this is actually a stopped power plant that is in such a cold mode. so , even if we imagine that it will be blown up , the consequences of the accident with the esu, we must realize that they will not be the same as they were on what were the consequences, they gave even chernobyl tricks and it can be said that the consequences of accidents at the kakhovsky hpp today look much more large-scale than the possible consequences of the acc

and what that costs may be, yes, for instance, in the middle east, it's relations with middle eastern nations. it's or on policy around the below the set back dramatically. what is really interesting at this point really, is that we're seeing similar rhetoric come into play when it comes to talking about china. and that is something that possibly in the future is going to leads, wouldn't even larger escalation. but the sort of remarks coming from t a, we hear them routinely even frets around a week ago now of assassinating russian president vladimir putin. the sort of things are expected in 4 times, especially as ukrainians are taking military losses. one other repetitive sentence we here is also about ukraine's so called spring counter offensive. now, is there any sign of it starting or going on soon, or what do you think that's going to come out as well? that's an interesting question to which it's, there's not any sign that anything is happening at this time. however, we hear reports from ukraine at this time, the perhaps so lensky is signaling that they are ready. however, it's ha

the most important thing of the ottoman empire was also that this whole middle eastern history was balancedmania, the european part of the ottoman empire, having lost greece, bulgaria, romania there and everything else. well, actually, uh, good jedi and moldavia, uh, everything, and everything. this is the ottoman empire reduced to its asia minor segment and that's it. whether a new balance will be established in this part of eurasia, we will find out gradually, while everything has come into motion in the immediate vicinity of turkey in the south caucasus doubly. it is interesting, because here the ghost of the ottoman empire comes into contact with the contours of the russian, and also persia at hand. we will discuss what to expect in the black sea region of the caucasus with our good friend nikolai silaev. kolya hello. everything became extremely interesting old conflicts, which were considered completely dead ends. suddenly, it seems to be resolved, but new ones appear. it's some kind of new stage starts there. well, i think the key word is still sort of, because we hear speeches, but s

president at the time 2 years ago said a $150000000000.00 of oil money had been stolen from the middle eastern countries since the us invited $2.00 decades ago. syrian officials said las vegas up to 80 percent of that country's entire old production was being planted on a daily basis. and trump had opened the said multiple times. the us has been and continues to take the oil from syria. but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil . now we may have to fight for the oil. that's okay. but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the. we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left tips behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because we're keeping the oil and we secure the oil other than that, there's no reason for it in our opinion, and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the area where they have the oil. we had martin jay on the program out a he's editor of the news off with that. my good i be the old he says america is now starting to go off to its ne

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familiar rocky president, and a said, a $150000000000.00 of oil money had been stolen from the middle eastern country. since the us invaded 2 decades ago. st officials also claimed last august that up to 80 percent of the countries all production was being plugged it on a daily basis. trump has openly set a number of times the us has been taking oil from syria. but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil. now we may have to fight for the oil. that's okay. but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left and troops behind only for the oil. we did.

the same applies to asian and middle eastern countries. we are, is your mean the sol, solved by mansion of our foreign policy? it is our goal to reinforce spots and their shift with friends from the global cells. brazil was also fully committed to strengthening our engagement with briggs, which is a new, dispensable mac. and the, as before, building the multiple awards offer was order that reflects the char devices and needs of developing countries. there's a stand alone breaks meeting of minutes so far and those fairs is of great importance and police go is statements and itself. i would also like to state my satisfaction with the rest and recent nomination by the board of guard. but in those of the and the be a former president of brazil, dom level staff, as president of the new developments back president, human whole staff has had an important role in briggs history. it was during her presidency in the 4th, that is a some, it's help holds in 2014, that the new development, the bank, and the contingent reserve arrangement where i create

i've read the dozens of middle eastern countries are trying to join. so the center of political and economic gravity in the world is moving away from the united states. the chinese g d. p. chinese economic output could pass that of the, the us in the next decade. so there is a multi pull the world not just on the horizon, but really on the doorstep, i think we're living through what historians will call world shaking changes. we see the saudi sitting down with the russians and the saudis broker. this, this does deal with the chinese and the iranians and syria has returned to the arab league. these are all things that we could not have predicted even a year ago. right? yeah, it's, it's, i mean, it's just incredible. like like you said, i will basically have front row seats to, to, to the, the biggest changes happening in a 100 years as multi part of well that is quite something incredible and amazing times. we were living through right now, professor of a lot in american academy and studies daniel shaw, always appreciate the opportunity to pick your bra

veresen vitaliy portnikov and we are in touch with igor seme volos - director of the center of middle easternlly, we will talk about, first of all, we will talk about turkey, they talked , they talked, and now we can talk about the fact no, well

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but it doesn't seem though, to be back in the middle eastern country when it comes to is unit less real expansion. you've been very clear about this, that unilateral actions such as this one such as settlement advancement will only insight tensions. and under 9 the prospect of a 2 state solution. well they, we were speaking with a policy and an analyst on his ready affairs, who says washington's criticism of the jewish settlements on palestinian land has nothing to will not lead to any action being taken against teller. if it to the additional position, they always say that they are against the policy, but they make no action. can they? and i to be say, if it's stub at all, is it? i assume it is where you can bring it back to their time from building a donation to sit there for months. and so is there not any organization working on the links for 3 months and at least bank? no, they don't do that. so if they feel please donate these action visa activities go on and they do nothing except the issue and get statements from them. and because of the policy, then they are going, i think, by

warmer or rocky. president said that $150000000000.00 worth of oil money had been stolen from the middle eastern countries since the u. s. and dated 2 decades ago, syria and officials claimed last august that up to 80 percent of the country's oil production was being plundered on a daily basis. trump has openly said multiple times, so the u. s. has been taking oil from syria, but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil that we may have to fight to the url . that's okay. but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the. we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left and troops behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because what do you think the oil weight secured? the oil and that there's no reason for it in our opinion, and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the area where they have the oil. martin j editor of the grubby dot org news outlet. it says the us is now after it's next target. in the city of u. s. foreign policy, you know enough to look ba