yes, this is the world of genius and the middle world. is the most, world, heap, kurbanats consider themselves christians, but despite this , they continue to practice shamanic rites and follow the rituals of distant ancestors. however , this is quite understandable, they were baptized only a century and a half ago. in the chui steppe intertwined in the wind and the beliefs of all world religions, perhaps that is why in the 21st century altai turned into a unique place of power, where the east met the west, and new siberia from ancient asia . here, from time immemorial, the leaders of the scythians, the huns, the sarmatians of the ancient turks were buried. each nation erected mounds in honor of their eminent ancestors, erected stone steles and sacrificial sanctuaries. altai became for them a necropolis, a mausoleum of nomadic culture in the open air. true, some of the exhibits from the sacred plateaus migrated under the modest roof of a small rural museum in the village kokore, it was created about half a century ago through the efforts

franklin delano roosevelt said in a speech that didn't get a lot of attention because it was the middle of world war two, he said, you know, we should be proud as americans that we have strong political rights. you have the freedom, religion, freedom of speech, freedom of dissent, all that stuff. that's great. we're all of that. but he also said that we have got to move toward economic rights, being human rights. and i believe that in this great and wealthy nation, we are entitled people to jobs that pay us a living wage to health care is a human to education. as a human right to affordable housing. now, that may sound utopian. it is not. that gets us back to whether not we continue a system in which billionaires pay an effective tax rate, lower the nurses and truck drivers. in your book you write that individual freedom is not possible without freedom. that's what i believe. i mean, i believe, you know. let's talk about it. you work 50 or 60 hours a week trying to earn enough to take care of your family. you're living under great stress. all you really free in the sense of being able to choose

world by surprise. it's been welcomed across the middle east and internationally, but not in israel. so what are the implications of the agreement in the region and bill? this is inside story. ah, hello, welcome to the program, i'm adrian finnegan, iran and saudi arabia arch restore diplomatic relations in an unexpected development between 2 powerful adversaries. entrenched on opposite sides on a host of issues. and fighting and proxy was notably in yemen, syria and lebanon. few would have believed even days ago that a replacement between the 2 was about to happen. the u. s. wasn't involved in the deal in a region where it would see itself as the dominant superpower, china broke the secret saudi around negotiations with the announcement of the successful outcome made in beijing. china has provided favorable conditions for reaching the equipment. this is a video demonstration of the basic policies and cow sets of china diplomacy, which includes the major initiative of building a community with a shirt future for mankind. yes, i strongly believe that under the guidance of the aforement

middle east, about also in eastern europe. cuz in the past 40 years, the united states has launched a lot of the was in the, in the world, especially in the middle east. so at least as in the middle east, at least one bidding of people have died under the fi of the united states. so now we had the only people know the water clearly. so carter hegemony opt you out. he stays should be end as soon as possible. wine plaza, and he is a thank you so much for joining us there. on r t i going to speaking to you. thank you for your time. thank you. so when asked to comment on the development us present, joe biden seem to share focus to other countries in the region. what are your thoughts on saudi arabia and iran re re establishing diplomatic relations, sir? with some of the officials reacted positively to the new saying the revival of relation between iran and saudi arabia will promotes a broader piece in the region. the u. s. maintains closed tires with saudi re bought. members of the us congress have directly called for regime change in iran. the iranian regime must be taken out no more evil tyrants, whether it's the shaw or the leader.

it was reducing tension in the region and the middle east and out of world. however, the real success is in trying to implement this and this, the agreement being reflected on the foreign policy behavior of the 2 countries and particularly iran. now, now we're in principle in theory, we are expecting to see tension reduction and particularly in lebanon, in syria, to a certain extent, and also in yemen and in iraq. because these 4 places these 4 countries and particular where you know, where we had a serious proxy conflict or proxy war between the 2 countries in iran and sound area happening for the past few years. with this is guaranteed or not. i don't think we need also to jump into conclusion and assume that these problems will disappear because there are many challenges that facing the implementation of those . and the major one major challenge actually is that all of israel and the united states. and i agree with the colleague who said that israel emerged as the biggest loser in this agreement. because this is going to affect the plans to normalize with

middle east about also eastern europe. because in the past 40 years, the united states has launched, a lot of them was in the, in the world, in middle east, at least a 1000000 people have died under the fi of the united states. so now where the only people know the water back clearly so called a hegemony of the and he stays due to be and as soon as possible went off to comment on the development. we, as president joe biden seemed to shift focus to other countries in the region. what are your thoughts on saudi arabia in iran, re re establishing diplomatic relations, sir? with some heroes officials rather than positivity to the new saying, revival of relations between iran and saudi arabia. will promote a broader peace in the region. the u. s. maintains closed times with saudi arabia, but members of the us congress have directly called for regime change in iran. the iranian regime must be taken out, no more evil tyrants, whether it's the shaw or the leader on this has been preparing a resolution to condemn the iranian government. i was suppose to protest movement the overthrow it is. the latest escalation intentions are 2 in

we are not in the middle east. our world order question with oil not being a big a deal. we are in the middle east because of world order regions. and that's why we went to war with saddam. that was not a vital national security question. colin powell said it was necessary to fight saddam in iraq in 1991. so you can't get away from the question of what are we doing there in the first place. and i think in some respect explains the reaction that americans had because at the end of the day they decided it was a weird conspiracy by five or six people who got us in the war that 78 senators voted for and 70% of the american people supported because we already had in our minds an image this was something that was our responsibility even before we got attacked on 9/11. >> we only have a few more minutes for a couple of questions. >> did you find any evidence in your research any other relevant government had a different view on iraq w.m.d. programs because that seems to be an important part of the conversation that hasn't yet been touched on? >> that's a great question. and my re

i'm everywhere right now take a picture, because it once again proved that the middle eastern world is23, the main military holiday in russia, and before that, the message of the president of russia to the federal assembly and the designation of the course for the withdrawal and suspension of start-3 here. this is the only topic that worried the middle east asian world. this is how further russia will be with the west. uh, counting deployed warheads and strategic delivery vehicles, they are no longer interested in anything else, because russia , in their understanding, is a winning country , a won country that is slowly realizing its geopolitical tasks and the collective west is losing on this site. i also shared with my colleagues about the time to move the un headquarters from new york to abu dhabi, or to dubai because, apart from this site. nowhere else do they agree absolutely to the sides. by the way, the largest exposition at this exhibition was the chinese huge pavilion a huge number of weapons, including copying both turkish junk and a number of unmanned products of the america

country and the people themselves so that we can be a power for my existence in the world and the greatest power in the middlet and the world. with the power and the work we can do in the province, let the lady have my conversation with one of the nomadic ladies . hello, lady. good time . what time do women's activities in the village and the nomads start? we woke up at 5 in the morning and now everyone is ready and her husband, i want to go to work, what do i eat for breakfast and dinner , do they go to work in the village? a small explanation, the products of our stand are dried figs, the product of garmsar city is considered to be part of semnan province , and where we are, we make dried figs in the summer season, and the winter supply is olive oil, which is a distance from garmsar, or kashk and qaraqrout, which are two equal supplements, the villagers of the nomadic population . a large percentage of the country's population they used to form the former brid, now the migration to the cities has increased, with the presence of facilities and being seen in the media, they think that a large segment of this

countries, but also all other countries in the middle east could develop and by themselves or washington, they shouldn't be rethink then. why? now, in the world, they are more and more people never chance to washington any more, any longer. you as the main driver of deal legion know inc. deputy and conflict on the middle east about also eastern europe because in the past 40 yes, the u. n. a hey, states has launched a lot of was in the middle used to at least a one meeting that people have died under the fi of the united states. for now. why the only people know the world clearly so called a germany of the days to be and as soon as possible. when asked for comment on the latest movies development between rehab and terror on the american president, joe biden shifted the focus to other countries in that region. what are your thoughts? i'm sorry, right? around really, really for medical ations are between neighbors and all this all comes, some us officials reacted positively to the news saying the revival of relations between iran and saudi arabia will promote broader peace in the region. so that being said, the members of the u. s. congress took

bet these days because saudi arabia finding itself, being opposed by many middle eastern nation by, you know, by, by the muslim world because of their position, their political position to stand and to spread to spearhead us and western hedge many in the middle east and in, in the muslim world we've seen saudi arabia, roland iraq, in syria, in yemen. it's all been to carry out the political foreign interest of the us and the british government, something that has not resonated with the people in the middle east. and in the most the world in the situation. i think saudi arabia is starting to see that the war that they launched on behalf of the u. s. government. and on behalf of the british government, it's simply a losing effort that they lost their lives in the war. they're losing the battle on the ground across the board. and i think now saudi arabia is willing to use, you know, use this deal, use this agreement with iran, so that they can find a way to pull out of the war while maintaining some sort of decency. right. but i think at the end of the day, when you look at the situation on the ground, when you look at

middle summer. and you still love the world and in the spring the starlings greet dawns without a song, and the day leg is not in the middle of the summer, and you still love me, the feet are not heard by the universe and this, and you are still loving the world. come on, let's cover the earth for me already. i'm not happy. do we have a soul here? lady, my heart will bring you a gift. and you still love me, i will bring you a heart gift. and you still love me jumping, the famous paradise. song student dawn evening my model i was expecting you, we were happy, admired blue wave and inhaling the aroma of the night admired. i was happy with you, admired the blue moon, and you admired your aroma. i am the blow of the war on walking with you homeland, we go to the land fighters and for the happiness of our matter for our beloved homeland, the home and bays of the rich. but i believe we will smash the enemy and meet with you forever, for the generation is singing, dear, we will be together and inhaling the aromas i will start to admire you. from the doctors of death, the buzzard at the window again i see.

it's that by the end of the decade, 50% of the world's middle will be in these 11 countries. 15% of global gdp , which is higher than the eu gdp, which is higher than the eu is globally. from today's gdp last year. so the thought that even if in the very short term it not be headline droppingly fantastically financially great in the long term, there some huge benefits people always dig britain out there for a lack of forward planning and sticking plaster politics and they unveil something that will put us in the same bracket as australia. brunei chile, japan , brunei canada, chile, japan, mexico , new zealand, peru, mexico, new zealand, peru, singapore . in vietnam, which singapore. in vietnam, which supposed to be massive planning for the future and our future economy . and people just say economy. and people just say it's not to take as much in the short term. well, absolutely. and other very interesting element of it is that the us wanted to join the forerunner to this, which the trans this, which was the trans pacific alliance under barack obama and pulled out of it under

still had on al jazeera, a food crisis bruise in the middle east. the world food program weren't a funding shortfalls and aid costs. just as ramadan begins on protests in india as the opposition leader role gandhi is barred from parliament ahead of next year's election. ah, here's your weather update in a minute 15 while the city of z a reads in pakistan's baluchistan province. us know for the 1st time in march and 15 years, it's about of $5.00 to $10.00 centimeters on the ground. they are quite the site. now most of the action on saturday is around the capital territory and punjab province, but that is spilling over into punjab state in india as some thunder downpours there's i think that could damage some crops. also seen thunderstorms through carola and towel. now, do states in southern india on saturday. now off to indonesia, it is a very soggy forecasts for southern sumatra. island in really read across a java island. i think we are running the threats of seen some flooding here. now in this part of the world, temperatures have been very high, northern v

what ain't dw news up next here on the channel world stories middle school girls from afghanistan who have fled to india in order to continue their education and pull out like our, i'll be back in 45 minutes. see them away. ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tim one the indian, the footstep.

powerful move because in the next ten years it's thought that by the end of the decade, 50% of the world's middlele bit more than the eu last yeah little bit more than the eu last year. so it's a pretty powerful trading and i guess india political terms. the other is china . and by this move , i guess china. and by this move, i guess there's a more effective block to chinese trade with these particular countries. absolutely so china's wanted to join trading partnership. it's been blocked from joining. it doesn't look like it's going to be to join anytime soon. but we do know that. china has a lot of influence in. the region, it's essentially china's back door and having as part of this part shape, it mitigates against that influence in the region from perspective. it's also good because it allows to us away from having our supply chains in china . we know that it's china. we know that it's obviously a big problem for. our security having lots of lots of stuff we need made in china. now be able to diversify that and use some of these other regions to. huawei, the phone companies course and on chin

middle east about also in eastern europe. because in the past 40 years, the united states has launched, a lot of them was in the world in middle east, it at least a one meeting that people have died under the fi of the united states. so now where the only people know don't, would clearly so called a hegemony of the eighty's days. should it be an actual as possible? and when asked for comment on the latest committees to rapprochement between riyadh and terran, a u. s. president biden seemed to shift the focus to other countries and to reach what are your thoughts on saudi arabia and iran re re establishing diplomatic relations are with all this all comes as a some us officials reacted positively to the news, saying the revival of friendship between iran and saudi arabia will promote, brought a piece in the region though that being said, the very same time. some members of the us congress took the opportunity to directly coal for regime change in iran. the iranian regime must be taken out, no more evil tyrants, whether it's the shaw or the leader. and while washington is preparing our resolution to condemn the iranian government

strategically important regions at once in the current period in the redivision of the world africa asia the middle east , moreover, alexander lukashenko is the only one a politician who met with the leaders of russia, iran and china in 3 weeks a. visits by some european politicians to belarus indicate that minsk continues to play an active role in resolving the ukrainian crisis. they are , of course, alexander lukashenko, probably the only politician who literally met with vladimir putin and the supreme leader there in just three weeks. alihami of iran and completely iranian leadership and met with depin and completely chinese leadership. and if to this add such an unexpected visit, uh, foreign minister, and hungary is going to minsk hmm, in this context it becomes obvious that belarus continues to play an active role in resolving the ukrainian photography crisis in the new world order, and party building in our country, which is the most excites the belarusian youth. and why does the polish government arrange provocations about this. they will only tell vadim hygiene in the author's project maria

world. it would be easier to buy elon musk a ticket to russia and buy i would like to live there in the middlee russian world. but no , he decided that there was a need for a russian world everywhere , so that he could not even leave tomorrow. i honestly say that he is ahead of him in america and connected by a civilian, your dear friends. likes, you have self-love. although it is also nice to read some er comments er , but they help that. they are your favorites on youtube very valuable for us. well, the next guest, as serhiy promised, is the season when the deputy of the odesa district council joins us, serhii . good morning to you, good morning in the studio , good morning ukraine, everyone. greetings from odesa , mr. serhiy, what is the situation in odessa , tell me what it is, what is there in what is happening to you? what are the latest news for different things? the situation in odesa is more or less calm. the last time the air was on your side was yesterday morning when it echoed all over ukraine. the situation is controlled and stable. now they are in the black sea. four launchers th

for me, who still can't believe that my father is not there, i think that he is not in the world, in the middle of the harvest, or zahra, or zahra, or zahra, god, help me , i ask the almighty god to make the appearance of mr. it has been established that the month of march in iran has been associated with moving the house of eid from the past until now, from wiping the walls and windows to washing the curtains and carpets , we should be careful about the wastage of water, what we do for moving the house and washing the house and other things. pay attention to the shortage of water resources and in fact there are hundreds of them and cooperate so that they don't get into trouble tehran's daily water consumption has reached about three million and one hundred thousand cubic meters, our consumption is on hot summer days, families who are aware of water in these days, mr. mokhtari's family, not finished or completed, but how can water consumption be managed in a tekoni house? we clean with wet cloths, we vacuum the balcony, the behavior of women at home can change the pattern of water consumption i

we didn't even think china was in the middle east. so the worldis as if the united states lost the middle east. the relationship with all these countries is far worse with the united states than it was just two years ago and it has historically been and the middle east needs to sell its oil to somebody. president biden has war on american fossil fuels. war on fossil fuels. who will they sell it to? china. stuart: is it possible that china could arrange some kind of a cease-fire, peace deal in ukraine? i mean, we're told he is going to russia this week or maybe next week. he will talk to zelenskyy. will he try to get a peace deal going here? >> yeah. here is how he is going to do. thanks to biden's war on american fossil fuels the price of oil an natural gas is very high. as a result of that russia has windfall profits. they can fight on forever. they're running out of weapons. where do they buy their weapons? a bunch places. they need china's weapons. all of sudden china has a big seat at russia's table on this. they will help determine whether ru

they have patients, 161 comprehensive rural centers at this level of the province, refer to the world, the middle people and the services they receive, in fact, the services are accepted for free in the insured sector, and the guest percentage and by ministry of health, coverage and referral system, we are talking about internal medicine, please explain so that no one thinks that even if he goes to a hospital treatment center , we will open our referral section for free in the future. i will attract your house if if they have a disease, they are given a referral at the first level, they go to comprehensive health centers , the doctor visits the patient, if he sees the finding that he really needs to go to the inpatient department or in a specialized case, it works well, now it is done electronically, this number it is given even the time of attendance when visiting the middle specialist doctors of the leading community centers, when it is received, when we visit, our specialist doctors are at the second level if they need it, with the same executive system as when coming from the village, they wi

the great news for the middle east and the whole world as they want. and a saudi arabia finally decided to break the ice and resumed their diplomatic ties. after several years after 7 years of frosty relations, while the agreement came on friday and it was reached a and e chinese capital beijing. after several days of intensive negotiations between a secretary of iran's supreme national security council, anesha hall, he and his mom, saudi counterpart, and the chinese capital beijing, of course, on saudi arabia. several, it's diplomatic ties with iran back in january 2016 after angry iranian protesters toward the saudi embassy into iran in following the rio's execution of tub shia cleric miller wagner member. and that led to the end of the diplomatic ties between saudi arabia and iran, were the 2 sides closed there embassies in the 2 countries, or of course. so now this new development is very promising is a promising step towards ensuring stability and security and peace in the middle east. as the 2 sides have been always at loggerheads when it comes t

bet these days because saudi arabia finding itself, being opposed by many middle eastern nation by, you know, by the muslim world because of their position, their political position to stand and to spread and to spearhead us and western has many in the middle east and in, in the muslim world, washington has harshly criticized to propose new bosnian sub law, calling it russian, influenced and a danger to democracy that is a, despite finding its inspiration in the us. faro lo in both name hits the golden, the president of republic services that is falling others in the region down a dangerous anti democratic path. and trying to pass kremlin and buy a draft, lost the rob residence of their basic rights. silent descent and a low corruption to flourish and checked the republic as the obscure authorities announced plans for 2 pieces of repressive anti democratic legislation that would benefit only the ruling coalition in its effort to consolidate power and hurt everyone else. washington's foreign agents registration act known as far it requires a public disclosure of any one representing foreign interest or receiving

bet these days because saudi arabia finding itself, being opposed by many middle eastern nation by, you know, by the muslim world because of their position, their political position to stand and to spread and to spearhead us and western hedge many in the middle east and in, in the muslim world. so the city of love is a sporting quiet the aroma these days, palace, paris, excuse me, persians, or rather upset that trying to cope with piles of trash. you see the picture behind me all of this resulting from a city wide sanitation workers strike. so it's hard to imagine, but more than 5000 tons of rubbish remain uncollected. and the ways to build up is raising health concerns. rats are running rampant. a country wide protest began back in january when the french president proposed retirement reforms a raising the minimum age and toughening requirements for a full pension of the bill. despite his lack of popularity passed the french senate on saturday and mo, mo, protest certainly expected the international movement of russo files meets in moscow on tuesday. as supporters from 40 different countries of participating in

cutting edge of new technologies in many ways, doing better the united states. channels are the world's largest middle cross real middle class where they could be nasty, they also middle class. so no way to a sanction this kind of country in such a scale as against russia, for instance, if they say we bear in chinese or china or chinese company to use a swan, swift unfreeze the no the, the largest trading nation. so we have to have this a, i m b chinese currency for chinese goods. so the dollar paps will collapse over night where it will indeed that there is a general move among many countries to do trade in their own countries. now including russia and china with the you're, you on and the rouble. um, did you think this has been caused by the threats of sanctions, uncontrolled looking to isolate and protect themselves from that threat? i think this a trade in local currency in between china, russia and in china, russia and with other countries, already a trend because united states has weaponized the u. s. dollar, it's no longer public. good. this to play some row of that yet on how it's increasingly

middle east? america's global domination is under threat as its road as a world leader seems to be slipping out of its growth. a major breakthrough in global politics could see peace between us ally, saudi arabia and us enemy, syria, and harold, an end to media decade of wool. but now, in a deal reportedly broke it by russia, the 2 countries are set to provide conscious services and reopen their respective embassies with the u. s. left out in the cold cash f m as little the was other than the source in the saudi ministry of foreign affairs reveal it. ongoing discussions have begun with the syrian ministry of foreign affairs commencing on what was circulated by some international media outlets. the source indicated, the discussions are underway between officials in the kingdom and their counterparts in syria about was human. the provision of concealer services. he came home on the heels of the announcement that china had brought saudi arabia and iran together with the pair agreeing to restore diplomatic ties of the days of talks. relations broke down in 2016 and worse and amid the devastating confl

middle east. and so that is a world order question. we are not in the middle east because our vital national security, especially with oil not being as big a deal. we are not an middle east for vital nationals could be. we're in a peaceful world order regions and that's was true then come to. that's why we went to war with saddam over kuwait. that was a world order question. not a vital national security interest question. colin powell said it was unnecessary for the united states to fight saddam in iraq in 1991, okay? so you can't get away from the question of what we doing there in the first place? added to think that that in some respects explains the reaction that americans had it. because at the end of the day they decided it was all some weird conspiracy by a handful of five or six people who got us into this war, the worth that 78 senators voted for, the war that 78% american people supported, because we already had in our minds an image that this was something that was our responsibility even before we got attacked on 9/11. >> w

cutting edge of new technologies in many ways of doing better day united states channels as the world's largest middle cross real middle class where the good the nasty they also middle class. so there's no way to a sanction this kind of country in such a scale as against russia. for instance, if z say we bear in chinese or china or chinese companies to use a swan, swift unfree the know the, the larger trading nation. so we're have to have this a, i m b channel currency for chinese goods. so the dollar paps will collapse over night where it will indeed that there is a general move among many countries to do trade in their own countries. now including russia and china with your you on and the rouble. um, do you think this has been caused by the threats of sanctions unconscious looking to isolate and protect themselves from that threat? i think this sir trade in local currency in between china, russia and in china, russia and with other countries. already a trend because united states has weaponized the u. s. dollar, it's no longer public. good. the su play some row of that. yet, on the whole, it's incre

similarly in the middle east, north africand certainly other parts ofhe world, share this issue.t comes to water security, i think there are multiple dimensns being impacted. one on the waterupply side. and that is overlaid with the impacts of climate change. certainly climate change amplification has caused droughts certainly in the region to become more sustained and sere. the region itself is naturally prone to being dry and arid, but with the overlay of climate change, freshwater sources have been stressed. to put it into perspective, 12 of the 15 most water stressed countries in the world reside in the middle east and north africa regi. groundwater supplies have been the predominant source of supply for the region for as long as folks have been utilizing water. those have been over depleted. the few surface watesystems and rivers are certainly the two biggest, now river basin and tigris euphrates system, because of the impacts of climate change, these systems that rely on high elevation water being generated from snowpack precipitation are experiencing less generation of wat

middle east . instead of allies, the united states is developing western relations with the arab world, which are reallys for washington now this is exactly now the challenge sky, this means that the special operations, which have been talked about for a long time, are precisely the joint american vision or the american allies against iran, it will be very, very difficult, because it will not be the case that simply inflicting painful blows on the nuclear program or its projects now will be a serious challenge to the west did the west further look for ways to negotiate ? will he approve in some way ? i still wanted you. for themselves, they answered perhaps about the supply of weapons from iran to moscow, bypassing the white, is this option possible, and i ask the directors to turn up the sound for us in the monitor, because it is very difficult to hear the guest, and we have one and a half minutes , mr. roman, one and a half minutes , look well, it is impossible to perceive lukashenko as a figure of the northern state, lukashenko is precisely in the service of putin, and lukashenko's visit is just to s

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in fact, when we have a few examples of lower income countries around the world or middle income countries that rely on 2nd vehicle flows, especially from a europe, japan and the u. s. and some of those countries have implemented exactly the tax regime on in points that christina is highlighted and they had math of adoption. i read recently that mongolia, for example, which favored hybrid electric vehicles and had a fleet of 30 percent hybrid vehicles on the road, much better than what the u. s. has achieved with a tax regime. so i do think christina solution while it's not going to happen in the u. s. is really an excellent solution in many other parts of the world. a mere seller grew these re multiple solutions, different solutions for different parts of the world, world work. but i think everyone's an agreement that needs to happen. right. dr. luckily, it's true. ellis, acellus assassin. henry says evey's will become cheaper, though. insane. i got a rad mom. right. therapists were out of time. i want to thank all 3 of you, alyssa, christina, and henry for joining us today. and for you,