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she's a former student of mohammed abdulla, and often stopped by for decades. the good to institute in cairo has been a place where art had space to breathe, especially in restrictive times like things. the view from the institute on to tuffy a square says is motivation for the future. to declare t from in kyle, is this find the greatest people of hi rose? this is an historic and very important place. hoyt, we're very happy that we've managed to create this space on boston street. edwin, because these days there are very few venues for performances or places for artists or civil society groups to gather. hm. that's how you can go there. rehearse their meet up and be a little bit under the radar and da da da side. it's our way of giving a little something from our side line. it's something that has perhaps sorely needed in egypt up moment. mishondra jessica pope the tin. a copy mohammed. oblong korea has spent almost 50 years because his always championed and supported emerging artists. the community looks up to him. artists like allah, abdullah is currently exh

and away says when mohammed abra established the fine art center. he will say, founded a museum for caricature, was here, the 1st of its kind in the arab world. egypt has a rich history of political caricature going back to the 1880. but while they used to be many satirical magazines, this tradition has faded away in the connecticut, they are met, that gallery cartoons, need freedom. but at the moment, journalistic freedoms are being curtailed. most newspapers and magazines are owned by the government can home. so that's why it's not the best time for cartoonists right now. it's going to get it. many have stopped working altogether the content, but following some will all of my been some wood. every year, the fi m art center hosts a winter academy where artists from all over the world live and work together for several weeks. in recognition of his multifaceted work, mohammed outlet is one of these he is recipients of the good to metal. this prestigious german culture price means a great deal to him. his wife, his swiss, and his children grow up in g

mohamed: not yet. kriti: a range? mohamed: i cannot. a negotiation which can determine how much. hopefully it can be not exacting. kriti: one big thing the imf has on their agenda, rising food prices. egypt has had that going on with the war in ukraine. i believe they have talked about hedging weed crisis, that is still something the countries planning on doing. mohamed: we did hedging before, but currently, prices are very expensive. we have to wait, but hedging is one of hours for volume and others. kriti: what are you looking at when you look at wheat price touching? mohamed: when it exceeded $500, the prices were very expensive. so we examined wheat prices coming back to mostly $100. but in his not because for hedging. which can support us to go for such a decision. kriti: what would be the catalyst? what are you waiting to see? mohamed: as i said, prices. it would be critical to decide. prices, he would not think it would be a good decision. kriti: what is the point hedging that higher prices, if they come down to reasonable prices

we visit the artist at mohammed dublin in egypt, who in spite of government repressions ruins, the caricature museum. and we examined the road images played at 1972 munich olympics when a terrorist attack shot the world. but 1st, we meet a ukrainian conductor and asked her what it means to make art during war. ah, o. one of ukraine's most famous musicians is back in germany. oxen alaneese is in by road just one year after she became the 1st female conductor to perform here at the esteemed classical music festival. but the world has since changed, that this is really a tragedy. and i think this tragedy affects everyone, not only people living in ukraine, but every person who stands for european values, democratic values, and humanistic values that the democrat dish about the whole my niece dish about their state. my nag are my entire family is in ukraine. of course it affects me to have better off. i worry about my family every day. oregon or mine, the anger heard again. rushes war of aggression weighs heavily underneath here and by roach to supposed to concentrate on her art. while back at ho

khalid sheikh mohammed was born in kuwait and graduated from the university of north carolina.e worked as an engineer in the ministry of energy of the boat at the expense of this ministry, as it turned out later, he went on numerous foreign business trips, in which he was involved in the preparation and coordination of terrorist attacks exactly one year after the fall of the twin towers, he will give an interview to the al jazeera television company, in which he will frankly tell ninety-sixth year. he was present at the same meeting of al-qaeda leaders where the attack on the united states was discussed and personally proposed a plan of attack. by that time, bin laden himself was already very well known to the americans at bin laden himself. helped this terrorist fight in afghanistan against soviet soldiers back in the eighties and then oversaw the subversive activities of his accomplices in the north caucasus as he began his career, yes, the scene, the second richest family in saudi arabia, yes. bin laden is the home of saud under the rule of yes king and there is a bellada th

namely, he was going to turn mohammed - two pariah he was going to get the deal with iran. the fossil fuel industry is no longer as important as it used to be and so on. the continued hostility that the iranian show toward the united states and its allies, and the importance of fossil fuels in the security of europe as shown by the ukraine crisis, and the importance in general the saudi tenuous relationship pushed bided back to zero in saudi t arabia which he had been moving away from you except analysis is that you're right, what happened or are we looking at something else. >> and so, i think that president biden had bed making requests try to put pressure on sthe saudis to increase oil production at beginning when the price of oil when it started to go up which was last year, not this year and so were talking 2021, was well before the ukraine crisis and this was of you to the elections in the midterm elections in november. in the thing that i think a lot of americans forget when dealing with middle east is that middle eastern's have a long history of thinking about the n

lasted only 3 minutes marwan al-sheikh and mohammed ada confirm each other.lly prepared for what will soon go down in history as the most terrible terrorist attack of the century so began on september 11, 2001, the day that changed the world forever the day before , an important event happened in the lygin family, september 10, 2001 was the last happy evening in their life. but they didn't know about it yet on the tenth of september came to our house, and they said that they decided to get married to visit their parents that day. 28-year-old alexander login brought the bride 10 he said that he is already what they are ready for, and he says so he said. that's all, anka tomorrow morning after work we go to buy rings. and leaving. sasha sasha hugged me and said, this is the last thing i heard from him. mom, i love you more. on the morning of september 11, 2001, when mohamed atasa was already preparing to make hell on earth with his henchmen, alexander lygin went to ma. he worked with by a large us counter-figure company on the 104th floor of the north tower of

we'll hear more from mohamed when he joins us live. bonds are becoming more attractive to investors like jeffrey gundlach who tweeted he's been a buyer of bonds, quote, unquote, recently joining us is deputy cia jeff sherman. great to have you with us. >> hi, melissa good to see you today. >> hi. in a world in which there was no alternative for so long, there is an alternative at that point. i'm wondering how you view that opportunity right now for incresters >> yeah, i think mohamed's quote is correct all volatility runs to the bond market right now we've seen a very hawkish fed. not only was the fed hawkish at the meeting last week, but it kind of out-hawked themselves. you know, chairman powell was committed to the dot plots he's talking about they have to be forced by inflation and the bond market did a 180 from the interpretation we saw back in the july meeting where they interpreted the fed -- the fed chairman's comments as being dovish so, we've seen a massive repricing in the bond market not just in the last week or so, but rea

since mohammed's case is not an issue of an individual person, but an issue of our future liquidity, his family was waiting for his release for 6 years. and for him to return to start as humanitarian work in the gaza strip. and therefore they were all shocked by his sentence, especially as 2 youngest children who have not seen him for years. and may forget what he looks like. independent investigations concluded that they convicted it worker did not commit any crime. mister al halbens attorney, which share says that he plans to appeal, while his supporters denounced the court. this with other costs rejected the decision of the court, especially since he was administratively detained for 6 years without his family or children. knowing what his fate is, there is no clear public evidence from the israeli authorities to sentence him for 12 years and other mackenzie administrative detention, simply because it deprives the person of his rights to live with his family. i am against a civilian being tried after such a long period of administrative detention and israel called thank of the far

that was the president of the republic of nigeria mohammed to bull hardy. and as we wait right now here on the international for the iranian president to take the stage, we'll just go over some of the comments by then i jerry and later mr. hardy, he started office, but he's talking about fairly start to things that a lot of other world leaders i did yesterday in the past 24 hours on day one, hung up at c inequality in the world. but he did touch down on the issue of ukraine . he said the danger of any escalation with a war in ukraine justifies nigeria is called for nuclear free world. he then went onto essentially criticize the united nations and essentially saying that it's in needing a need of being renovated. he says that you need to be revamped, this was day one, a lot of speakers during day one, so the un needs to be revamped, it doesn't represent a multi polar world. a lot of people are saying that right now, you can see the live pictures, right? that is the iranian president of racy right now, approaching the podium. let's listen in, shall we to addr

bin salman _ conversations with mohammed bin salman and the rest of them. and the lower half of the guardian front - lower half of the guardian front page very different, taking a very different look at everything surrounding this vigil, the queue to pay respects and the whole story that has been dominating the news since last thursday and that is an image of david beckham joining it says the 13 hour queue, it is much longer than that now, joins 13 hour queue for queen's lying in state, and he seems to be getting a lot of praise forjustjoining the queue like everybody else, pandora. yes. like everybody else, pandora. yes, he's all social _ like everybody else, pandora. yes, he's all social media _ like everybody else, pandora. yes, he's all social media this _ like everybody else, pandora. jazz he's all social media this evening, isn't he? yes, i think the fact that david beckham hasjoined the isn't he? yes, i think the fact that david beckham has joined the queue and not, you know, not been given a pass to skip it, perhaps, and is joined for 13 hours with

that's across to moscow now, where mohammed valid standing by mohammed therapy changes to russia's military department. tell us a little bit more about that. so the flights emily a couple of hours ago, a statement by the minister of defense. and now that the deputy minister of defense for logistics in the, in the russian army has been replaced. the new man is called these kennel kendall general may have missing steph. little was known about me. it said before 2015 when he report that he had a role in the national federation in syria. busy particularly the bombing of po, after that he became much more known in he for his role in the siege of matthew paul in april. and for that reason, the bridge foreign office placed him on the sanctions accusing him of atrocities against the police during not during that operation price. now he has been appointed on logistics. and thus because people say that logistics might be the weakest link in the russian operation. in ukraine, and that has been obvious from the one when hundreds of tanks and ammunition were soldiers with 10 t into your crane without a

and even further, the late boxing wall champion mohammed ali included. and though we offered more than a 120 books, which have been translated into dozens of languages and his show religion and life that used to be brought costs on odyssey era was one of the most popular tv programs. in the arabic speaking world, the muslim scott was regarded by his followers, a moderates, his religious edicts, or if that was included binding, female genital mutilation, honor killings, condemning the 911 wall trade center attacks and leading a delegation. so i've got to stand in a bit to convince the taliban not to destroy the centuries old, but as statues and by me on, but always unwavering support for the palestinians and their right to self determination and him criticism by western governments. he was denied a visa to the u. k. in 2008 and france also later denied him and treat following campaigns by the pro israeli lobbies. there are men. he was also a fierce opponent of a summer phobia. heavily criticizing the french bound on for job in 2004 and calling for a boyco

mother, the elm, israel's not targeted mohammed only, but all future generations who may work in the humanitarian field. and this is dangerous to all international institutions, somewhat operating than the gaza strip bill that will face even more difficulties. i've had since mohammad case is not an issue of an individual person. well, but an issue of our future i love couldn't was, family was waiting for israelis for 6 years. and for him to return to start as humanitarian work and the gaza stud that had that. and therefore, they were all shocked by listening to this that especially as 2 youngest children who have not seen him for years. and may forget what he looks like. the ladders who have something important to note here is that independent investigations have concluded that convicted aid worker did not commit any on world vision international law as the organization where mohammed worked insist that their ex chief was not involved in any money funding. mister, i'll holidays attorney essays. he found the appeal while his supporters denounced the court's ruling. someone can i miss

its head to mosque i now where mohammed valley is standing by mohammed russia said to formerly annex for areas of ukraine. we mentioned that in the introduction, how is person planning to mark the occasion? yes, emily, the process this process started actually a couple days ago for president vladimir putin yesterday signed a decree recognizing the independence of russia and her son. and thus, a preliminary step to words, signing or of the signing of the street to day with what russia considers to independent entities along with the 2 other regions which are good yesco and lou ganske are we see around me tightened security. there is a security belt around the kremlin that you can see behind me, lots of people trying to access that place. we understand that the gathering has already started. it's going to be within an hour from now when the signing begins to take place. a huge ceremony and also another ceremony of public gathering in the red square to celebrate this announcement. and this sir stepped up to russia, considers a historic step to worse for you will unification with this si

you often rest mohammed well the most popular name anna is a name that can be used wherever and wheneverour diary the team gave the wrong answer. alright, let's pick up the pace and keep going. remember the film by leonid gaidai moonshiners watched, remember watched, tell me, please, what drink helped the boobie's nose, reddened from immoderate libation, acquire a natural color. remember the red one that he drank, what kind of drink is this? well, obviously, not the drink that he drank before. time is up and figured it out. well , most likely, there are two versions of one such skeet, and the other product is fresher than pronunciation, from which one is obtained, skeet still, we assume that he could hardly have moonshine with milk, probably with kefir. all the same. i would not know the answer is kefir. do you agree with this answer absolutely correct answer. this sporting event has been held in minsk since 2013. tens of thousands of people from different countries take part in it every year at the start of the dream team, which includes well-known artists in the country, leading busine

let's bring in mohammed val now who's standing by in moscow mohammed. you've got some news and changes to russia's military department. tell us move the us, emily or the defense ministry has announced that the the are that had the deputy defense minister for logistics in the, in the ocean army has been replaced by a new top general colonel general me. hi le ms itself or me. hi mrs. serv served in syria, according to western sources in 2015, and who was part of the year. ahead of the planning and execution of the bombing of fair civilians in lippo, again, according to see to western sources. but after that, she became much more known for his role in matthew paul in the siege of matthew paul in april and may. and that's why the bridge for an office placed him under sanctions for what the accused him of being, being responsible for the bombing of civilians there. and for that what they described as atrocities in mario upon now missing serv. ease are in charge of the logistics at a very crucial moment. for russia, in this conflict, at a time when there is a

as mohammed's fields remain under water authority, say it may take up to 6 months to recede. that means he won't be able to plant his next drop wheat in time, making any prospect of relief, even more remote ah, blue to the indonesian capital jakarta next, which is infamous for it's long traffic germs. it's part of the reason by city administrators have been pushing to get people away from private transport and on to public transport. and one normal way to do that is by enacting a zombie apocalypse at one train station. if you're confused, here's more, ah, imagine being chased by a zombie. an old is on be once is to push you onto the train. what looks like a recreation of the iconic south korean film, trained to pull sun is just jacket as attempt to get young people to use public transport. jakarta, re lapreet, or p t l. r t hope's the scanner and entertainment will attract them. again. the most interesting part was i was looking around an empty room and all of a sudden, zombies appeared next to me. it was thrilling. i and i got less than one, and i wasn't. the 8 of us came he

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mohammed bin salman has in effect been running the country for several years, bringing in social andf dissident voices. earlier, i spoke to drjessie moritz, from the centre for arab & islamic studies at the australian national university. i asked her what we should make of these changes in government. yes, it's true, king salman has been sick, he was hospitalised in may this year, but there's more going on in this story as well. the crown prince mohammed bin salman, mbs, has also been facing a civil lawsuit in the united states. brought by the fiancee of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi. there is questions about whether he has diplomatic immunity, but the us says they only offer it to heads of state and senior ministers, so until now bin salman hasn't been sure he would enjoy that immunity so this is an attempt to give him a more formal senior ministerial position to nudge the us to give him that diplomatic immunity. so you see this as a shoring up of his position and his diplomatic security, but will it have any impact on his domestic priorities or his international ones?

every year, millions of people come to this mosque in cabala, where the profit of mohammed's grandson is buried. for she adds the pilgrimage marks the end of 40 days of morning for the ems 7th century death. many pilgrims walked hundreds of kilometers to be here. among them, mohammed suffer from her on your work. i can't put my love my emotions for a mom. his saying into words, i'm totally overwhelmed. our faith defines our lives. but this year there was tension and the air over the she a holy city. some 20000000 pogroms came more than ever before. among them around 3000000 from iran. their arrival came amid rising tensions between teran and iraq's powerful. she ought leda looked into al sutter. his supporters recently fought street battles with iranian backed groups, leaving almost 30 people dead. i'm scared because they're so many pilgrims that could quickly lead to problems or case. and i'm against the iranians getting in bold around here. no one should consider as an appendage or part of another country. we totally reject that. while the pilgrimage may have wrapped up without viol

ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program ukraine's partner sir. dennis shamal says he hopes germany will become a leading player and helping ukraine build up its air defenses. he was speaking on a visit to berlin, where he thanked germans for their solidarity and support for his country. it was a stark contrast to earlier in the war where keith was critical of germany's so response to providing military 8 hasty, highest ranking ukrainian politician to visit germany since the outbreak of the war . after months of frosty relations with germany, ukraine's prime minister came to berlin that issued me hull met with german chancellor, olaf shorts and a push for more and heavier weapons. jimmy hal himself is offered to send germany more electricity from its nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. they also thank the german government for the new 200000000 dollar aid package to help ukraine's internally displaced people. meanwhile, in the western city of cologne, hundreds of protesters marched with the exact opposite t

i want to ask mr. mohammed a j is the commandant of n d l e a. this is the national drug or legislative body here in the country. about 14000000 people have used drugs at some point. why do you think this number is so high compared to the rest of the world? if luka a decisive nat geo cubic mission was, were over 200 and some to 1000000 people. so 14 is what the fraction then what steve it is too high. so the local factors are, can be a deuce as to whether or why they are using these drugs, lack of employment into society. will it be, ah, lack of parental cheer? will it be broken? who? so a lot of factors can be a deuced, why a lot of use artic in his room. so let me introduce half. so who is an investigative journalist? tell us what the biggest challenge is, what are people consuming? how are they getting access to it? most drug abusers do it as a cry for help is not that they just woke up and decided to start doing drugs, but rather there's always some sort of stemming reason why they chose to do it as, as, as a thought of relief. yeah. he menti

one, a da 0, moscow was mohammed just mentioned, separate is referendums of being held in for ukrainian regions occupied by russian forces. russia's foreign minister has pledge full protection for any annex regions that prompted another warning from the u. s. that any kremlin plans to use nuclear weapons in ukraine would have catastrophic consequences. ukraine is western allies say the referendums are a sham, and won't be recognized international people and take care have been offering floral tribute to assassinated, former prime minister should. so ave, it's before the state funeral, the late japanese leader, which is due to take place in the coming hours and national dignitaries, been gathering for the ceremony. was assassinated back in july. so corresponding, rob mcbride, who's standing outside the venue. funeral. rob talk with 3. what's happening today? that's right at the start of a long day of commemoration here in tokyo, the highlight obviously will be this state funeral. it is very rarely given to a prime minister. in fact, you have to go back to 1967 to find the last occasion t

and that's a very difficult place to be in the middle, the negotiation mohammed is to her run, still insisting on a specific document that says that it was there, talks about the need for re assurances from the americas that they would be lifting the sanctions. and the, those are the lifting, those sanctions will still be valid even if joe biden loses the elections on somebody else takes over. i don't want to go into details, but the run has have achieved a lot at the negotiating table over the past 78 months or 89 months. and that is one reason why as your guests in washington pointed out, team biden is concerned because they're afraid that if they sign on to this document before the election, that they will come under criticism from trump and also their allies. and in this way, the regime would also feel pressure. so on the one hand, despite the fact that this is a much better document, that when we see what the americans and europeans wanted to have signed 899 months ago. but we're, we're, we're not. and we're, while we're not very far away from a final agreement, we're very close

cool, the liar alina, who left mohammed in the debt pit, rushed to leak one of her first jobs.an give the client paid off the invoice, forced to issue a 20,000 microloan, and you already issued. here the application also disappeared, not wanting to communicate with journalists, and the same owner albert at that moment in the chats there is an active correspondence of the girl who did not have time to escape asks them to help escape from the cafe and not let her go anywhere. she is stateless . watch ntv now ntv yes, it was ntv. but she came to the aid of barrided girls . the same nastya businka in the chat. she said so. she has nothing to hide. watch, watch, watch, watch, watch them fly away. hey hey. lots of places to watch win. lem but there's only one where every one x bet martial arts bet can win, find me a nephew murder case. sedova turns out, friends new season tomorrow 21:40 on ntv god show avatar on saturday at 20:10 on ntv how long do you work here? one week for 8 hours 2 years in a team precisely time flies full time to a tasty point we can arrange engine oil in contin

ok mohammed out there. thank you again to stay with this and go now to charles stratford in key charles all this despite the ongoing war in that's right. a lot of heavy fighting overnight, according to the ukraine in all sorts. is they saying that russian forces shelled positions inside the town of michel life that's around 50 kilometers north of russian occupied his song on the southern front. they also talk about so russian shells hitting air is north of michel, i have a, a town or an area called boston. they are also reporting that sir this morning they claim to have shot down what they say were at least 3 iranian kamikaze, drones being used by the russians targeting them, targeting targets in the city of odessa. also in the south. we also understand that there is ongoing fighting around the towns to the east, around donnette scam and towns like buck motes and kraemer tools. as you heard mohammed say they're out of most go very rosy, picture coming out of the kremlin, a very different message coming out

khalid sheikh mohamed, the uncle of the same ramzi yousef , all of whose connections were well knowne americans khalid sheikh mohammed has long been suspected of complicity and organization of a number of bloody attacks in different parts of the globe, but even so they were not arrested until he became one of the main organizers of the 9/11 attacks for information. it really was, and long before the terrorist attack and just before the terrorist attack, that khalid sheikh mohammed was one of bin laden's closest associates in the past, a great friend of the united states intelligence services, the scene of the second richest family in saudi arabia, yes. bin laden is the home of the saud in power. yes, the king, as it were, is bin laden who received the largest state contracts for construction, so i had a huge group of elders to fit in here, but he decided in his youth, but to fight the infidels yes , he settled down with radical islam and went to afghanistan and at the call of someone, but the local taliban especially, as it were, probably received some money, but wahhabism was just b

hi lucy mohammed. how was he was a most of a sudden ally by it seems, is trying to inch himself away from bis alliance, in order to just to join the arrival alliance. i am. this is an. busy prompting these a girl and looked at her father protested to come to the streets mainly he, i and diarrhea spread the numbers balance. it's quite big. but over the, the, the coming i was maybe this number would get bigger. there were some, so some attempts by the protests as to throw stones on the security forces in order to across to the what they will assume here as al jamalia a bridge. however, the security forces prevented them from, from doing that. of course now we, this is the end of september by and into 3 days. the 1st of october is, is the day when there are going to be a wide spread throughout asks and iraq to comb rate the anniversary of the october 202-2019. that the protests and this, this same square to 3 a square is expected to be full of people. ok, thank you so much for that. updates ali hush him i

many pilgrims walked hundreds of kilometers to be here. among them, mohammed suffer from toronto. i can't put my love my emotions for a mom his saying into words. i'm totally overwhelmed. our faith defines our lives. but this year there was tension and the air over the she a holy city. some 20000000 pogroms came more than ever before. among them around 3000000 from iran. their arrival came amid rising tensions between teran and iraq's powerful. she ought later looked out asada. his supporters recently fought st. battles with iranian backed groups, leaving almost 30 people. did i? i'm scared because there so many pilgrims that could quickly lead to problems or chaos. and i'm against the iranians getting involved around here. no one should consider as an appendage or part of another country. we totally reject that. while the pilgrimage may have wrapped up without violence, the deep divides which lead to conflict in iraq remain. germany's famous october festus returned to munich for the 1st time since the start of the corona barris pandemic. after a 2 year hyatt is the festival opene

and marina mohammed, thanks for watching. i'll see it, but i did it with the journey across the entire continent. a variety of cars. so what.

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