not kids mohammed the is 51 years old. she spent a total of almost 9 years in prison and still has 8 more to go. despite this, her will to fight has become even stronger miniature, but she's decided to fight against the use of solitary confinement. no, not today, no gas is much braver, more determined, and once she does the default to hodge most of the video or the encryption so that what impresses me most is search humanity with it. that she puts others before herself. the a teacher, she something and then sometimes that's not good thing, but in situations like these, it's a strength because she never gives up. victory is not easy. so it won't come today or tomorrow, but she is. that's what she said. and that's what i believe was unbreakable against a powerful regime that suppresses its opponents and has silenced so many but even if major protests have stopped, many continue to resist by challenging the rules of the islamic republic. the men freaked them for them to to you don't it, it is you, i don't think there won't be

you would succeed the my name is not guess mohammed. i'm writing from avi in prison entailed on the deal. so terry and religious government has relentlessly suppressed the women life freedom movement. but even if people are no longer protesting in the streets, the spirit of the movement live. so this is the last footage of her as a free woman. after many years in prison, ronnie and human rights activist nor kids mohammed the was released on failed in october 2020. immediately she risk being jailed again, meeting with former inmates and making a film about the iranian regimes. crimes, the small pieces of sin, i thought as the group of 23 activists who have experienced solid tree confinement . so it is a time to reach out to them together. we're going to the judiciary offices to file a complaint on keeping that solitary confinement to violate below about it is only 20 years later. this is a historic moment. talk to this complaint means to those the tortured i'm, the perpetrators are registered with deal. so it seems to can you get on that

this is not guess mohammed's message from the bean prison. i quote on own if you to help free people from o. sorry terry, in systems, especially religious and massaging estate, ones the stand up for peace. the . 2 the the rug, the environment, trends, technologies come is digitalization, install tops, new market, new media. the world is accelerating these the opportunities to try new things. take flights with d, w. 's, business magazine, made into many in 30 minutes on d, w, the . this is the dw news live from the lynn and historic breakthrough at the cold climate summits all night negotiations in dubai result and in the agreement to transition away from fossil fuels. the hod fort deal sends a powerful signal to investors and policy makers. scientists say it's the last best hope to stave of climate dissolved and also coming up pressure is mounting on israel over its boy. games come off in.

and by mohammed d herself, it was a dangerous undertaking. almost simultaneously, authorities rated the homes of the entire team and to run and then when they broke down my apartment door lock that had the effect of seen by the image, i didn't match. each time we filmed, we had to copy the footage on to separate hard drives and send them to different places on how to otherwise they would have confiscated the material when they searched our homes, the who. now i'm amazed at that, how much is a totally fine? not unless somebody, the financial model is that you, they didn't find anything. because on the day they arrested and our guest, we'd hidden all the film footage to show the fim home road pin on fatty name to lose it came up when i was with, i guess from the regime forces broke into her house is how much wonderful on august the argument get us started because i witnessed her bravery that day. i followed her example when they came to my place a few days later, back to him on that when a man, when they told me to put on a headscarf, i said, y

mohammed's freedom was bou . ht terror. mohammed's freedom was bou~ht b terror.mohammed's freedom was bought by hamas with israeli - bought by hamas with israeli hostages. the impact of the hamas attacks are keenly felt he says in the chance of release and in israeli jails. lucy williams, bbc news. joining me live is donatella rovera, sernior crisis investigator for amnesty international. donatella — firstly, talks to us about the circumstances in which palestinians are held in israeli prisons because some were convicted of crimes such as attempted murder. others for things like throwing stones and some were in indefinite custody without charge? yes, the percentage of palestinian prisoners or detainees who are detained in israeli presents without charge or trial is very high, more than 35% of the almost 8000 palestinians who are detained in israeli prisons are held administratively, that means without charge or trial, and without charge or trial, and without any intention can charge them. they are therefore unable to mount a legal defence because neither them or

mohammed's brother said something in him has broken. translation: this is not the mohammed we know.ger back then. it's as if his heart is filled with terror. mohammed's freedom was bought by hamas with israeli hostages. the impact of the hamas attacks keenly felt, he says, in the chance of release and in israeli jails. lucy williamson, bbc news. daniel levy, a former israeli peace negotiator gave us his reaction to antony blinken�*s strong statement to israel, asking the nation to ensure the protection of civilians in gaza. i wonder whether we should be seeing these statements as particularly strong or what these new statements from secretary blink and tells us just how weak the statements have been until now, just how weak the american policy has been and it still feels too little, too weak. because what we hear from secretary blinking is not the call for a cease—fire, which i think most people look at this and would say is absolutely necessary. —— blinken. what we have is this growing difference, including in public between the american position of not having a repeat, and these a

mohammed's brother said something in him has broken. translation: this is not the mohammed we know.back then. it's as if his heart is filled with terror. mohammed's freedom was bought by hamas with israeli hostages. the impact of the hamas attacks keenly felt, he says, in the chance of release, and in israeli jails. lucy williamson, bbc news. a short while ago, i spoke to wa'el alzayat, ceo of emgage, an organization for civic engagement and political literacy of muslim americans. i want to get your thoughts first of all on what we heard from secretary of state antony blinken, calling for civilian protection plans before israeli military continues their operations in gaza. what you think of that?— think of that? well, this is certainly _ think of that? well, this is certainly a _ think of that? well, this is certainly a welcome - think of that? well, this is certainly a welcome and l think of that? well, this is i certainly a welcome and long overdue call from the us in very clear and absolute terms to the government of israel, regarding its obligations under international law to pr

mohammed's brother said something in him has broken. translation: this is not the mohammed we know. filled with terror. mohammed's freedom was bought by hamas with israeli hostages. the impact of the hamas attacks keenly felt, he says, in the chance of release and in israeli jails. lucy williamson, bbc news. we have been tracking developments from israel and gaza very closely here on the programme. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. vmcsovsk: bbc news - - bringing you different stories from across the uk. the open road on two wheels. it comes with a great deal of freedom but it also comes with a risk, and the charity docbikes is now working to help motorcyclists, should they become involved in an accident. we aim to put paramedics on motorcycles and work in conjunction with the air ambulance so that we can get to serious accidents — which are normally motorcycle accidents — much more quickly than a standard ambulance. the team at docbikes is also working with local councils to run training courses, helping bikers to avoid an accident in the first place. for one gro

mohammed's brother said something in him has broken. translation: this is not the mohammed we know.r back then. it's as if his heart is filled with terror. mohammed's freedom was bought by hamas with israeli hostages. the impact of the hamas attacks keenly felt, he says, in the chance of release and in israeli jails. lucy williamson, bbc news. the us secretary of state is visiting the region and warned that israel must take �*effective steps' to protect civilians in gaza before resuming its military operations. he told reporters that the massive destruction seen in northern gaza should not be repeated again. he met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet in tel aviv on thursday calling for a shift in tactics. his remarks are the most direct the us has been to its ally about its military operation in gaza. he's pushing for an extension of the temporary ceasefire as the deadline looms and demanding that hamas release all remaining hostages. he's also calling for additional aid to be delivered into gaza to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis. the way isra

mohammed's brother said something in him is broken. >> this is not the mohammed we know. stronger back then. it is as if his heart is filled with terror. lucy:he hominids freeman -- freedom was -- how mott's freemen was bought. the attacks keenly felt, in the chance of relief, and in israeli jails. lucy williamson, bbc news. caitriona: turning to other news now, the pogue's front man has died at the age of 65. he was discharged from hospital last week after being treated for in cap a lightest. he fronted the band from 1982 until the band broke up into any 14. ey are best known for their christmas hit song "fairytale of new york." david cilento reports. >> ♪ there was christmas eve, babe in the truck tank an old man said to me ♪ ♪ >> happy christmas, i pray god it is our last. a bleak drink song duet about lives gone wrong is not your normal christmas classic. but it was a trademark. >> ♪ i turned my face away and dreamed about you ♪ >>'s band the pogue's, brought a rambunctious attitude to irish folk. born out of his years in the london punk scene, shane hooligan, as he c

mohammed's brother said something in him has broken. translation: this is not the mohammed we know.onger back then. it's as if his heart is filled with terror. mohammed's freedom was bought by hamas with israeli hostages. the impact of the hamas attacks keenly felt, he says, in the chance of release and in israeli jails. lucy williamson, bbc news. back even the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas has budged a surgeon and a semitic incident. and report from the entire deformation leak showed a nearly 400% increase in harassment, vandalism and assault againstjewish people between the hamas attack on october seven october 23 compared to the same time period a year ago. experts want the us could see a rise in antiscience domestic and & i muslim hate crimes amid the ongoing conflict. i spoke to the ceo of the national council... on anti—semitism in the us. we are seeing a sharp rise in anti—semitic incidents in the us since the israel— hamas war began. can you tell us first of all the jewish communities across the us are facing right now? , thanks so much for having me here today.

the name of the owner of the snow-white mansion was revealed by mohammed al-alawi. estate, a special part is the owner, the owner’s name is olga kiyashko. this is the mother-in-law of ukrainian president vladimir zelensky. she signed the agreement in may 2023 . a photo of the purchase and sale agreement spread across world publications; this happened exactly after kiev began promoting the counter-offensive and supposedly raked in money for it from washington. but it turned out that millions of dollars went, among other things, to a pitchfork for the mother-in-law zelensky. her name is clearly indicated in the contract, mohammed al-alawi also did not hide his name, it is known that after the publication of the documents he began to receive death threats. if we take it. the kiev criminal regime , which came as a result of the coup d'etat, both oles buzin and shremet suffered, when certain people who are on the list of peacemakers die, they even write liquidated at the top of their shirts, and it doesn’t matter whether a person died, there at the hands of ukrainian cri

at the g there mohammed, good to see you. just on that, on the demolishing homes. i know that's been seen in the region before, but in the since october, 7th, has it been seen frequently, or is it a knock by the idea of becoming increasingly frequent take us through that? yes, you're not actually off consuming october. the idea in this is by august you live, it's got demolition of houses and those bank i'm, this is not necessarily for security reasons, but also to or i can supply that would have to go to the ministers of the government and the company on the show that they are fighting and punishing those who look at an attack against the seniors. actually assisted in october. that is really what is the policy that those bank exemplary change is an idea of how to mix it in by monday, the 14th. that's money that make it better so it's unable to do business and that associates $155000.00 above the complete the i distributed out the seniors. yeah, i just did to more than 4600, but i see a skilled was actually a 100 and just anot

for hospital mohammed a bu. so me a, the 2 are detained during a w h o. let evacuation of critically ill patients from lc for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h o n d u n for information on the condition of the doctors. a joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. tel aviv i choose the head of l. c. for hospitals having ties with him aust militants. while alleging that the hospital itself is served, served as a homeless command and control center. mohammed boost to me as cousin opposed to me a contest. the saying is what has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. but does that, you know, be uh, does he want to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they've failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital? they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime accusations, even though the whole world solved them i

for hospital mohammed, a boot. so me, i'm, the 2 are detained during a w h o, let evacuation of critically ill patients from elsie for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h o and the u. n. for information on the condition of the doctors. what joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. so it'll be the cues, the head of, i'll see if a hospital having ties with a mazda militants. well, alleging that the hospital itself served as a homeless command and control center mohammed bill, somebody as cousin. i've also met contest this st. israel has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. the benefits, you know, the uh, the one to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they have failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital. they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime, accu

i, connie, i think mohammed makes a good point to let me put in says for example, the, you know, ties between russia a neighboring china. connie are a crucial pillar, but for global stability, i mean, do you, do you agree with that? what are your thoughts? i'll do some of this, but i like to use my uh, on the farm and you know, my, uh, my, my, my uh, president activity. how do we be you should join biggest, better. so because i think briefly explaining what the academic aspect, you know, but it's very important under the energy aspect. and then they say that's big. and then what, what the lease to, to the desktop for an oil pipeline into the staging. and of course we have the connectivity, i mean talking about this and this, this, the, essentially you're talking and look like this would be and what a president would been trying to make is actually to, by the, not a, and, and the sort of issue, you know, that divided by a whoever divided these and now the, i think is becoming like so kindly the 60, most as i understand the less be that you will be just the president will then basically

and just like mohammed and on us, many were injured for him. this, we are peaceful. we're not connected to any type of resistance, even so my leg was injured and my foot had to be amputated. far too young to understand war, thousands of palestinian children. now they are the scores of a battle that's destroyed life as they know it. for now, mohammed an honest wait on certain of what life will look like and when and where they'll finally feel safe. katia a little bit, so the yen. how does there and is really attack in october, the killed a journalist from royce or is an injured alger? 0 journalist was a deliberate act. that's the findings from an investigation by human rights watch an amnesty international. the strike killed 37 year old or i saw my bundle, while he and several others were filming from the lebanese side of the border. their location was struck twice by tank. fire targeting during the list is a war crime under international law. i wrote in the ambulance with my son's body and sought and somehow ended up holding his mobile phone. it was ringing. non stop

of the west bank. grandma liked good to see you at mohammed. what's behind this optic in violence bias? really separation? is it primarily to do with avenging their tober 7th attack or is there more to it? it's a joy. this is the kind of is really like doing good government to office late this year. the system does the violence and the skill is collected against the scene as well. i'll get to do, don't just like to like a lot of until the messiah and brenda replaces, of the want to see me on the semester. they've caused this shooting them. but since given october, the us with your significant discussion invested most well, especially when banks rated national industry to model. but it did so it's connected to more than $20000.00 guns for the budget. and that was the bank to the, to protect themselves and defends and such as he said, against the stairs. but they use this, i or this use it. and i think the thing is on the killing them on the preventing me from using the roots and those bank and the rising them beyond nice. so they all go to the,

mohammed paid a heavy price for his involvement with the british.. and so when kabul fell, both ali and mohammed knew they would need to get out of the country. the triples were amongst the last standing, helping british passport holders at the baron hotel. while mohammed gathered with friends. it was the worst 2a hours of my life. i feel scared just remembering it. i didn't cry when my brother was killed, but i cried a lot that night. neither ali nor muhammad made it onto the evacuation flights. instead, they fled to neighbouring countries, from where they assumed their work with the british meant they would be rescued. but they were wrong. both men applied to the uk's afghan relocation and assistance scheme called arap. it's run by the mod and is designed to help people who worked for or with british forces and government departments. both of them have been rejected more than once. i have been so disappointed. i served in different high ranking positions and fulfilled my duties honestly. despite that, arap rejected my request twice. i respectfully

what's being the reaction mohammed to there? has there been increased resistance to the rates and to power? and yes, when they come, not because the streets of the discounts are varied, all right, so they can to bring all the vehicles on, on vehicles and about those. so they bring those up to display the streets and the roads there. and also the distorted that's 3 stupid have been remedied for a moving even on what's on the side of this from any of the other areas. so it's like a closing got around on living, says that the book recently, the idea is to stop to think it's, it's definitely the role. and as we saw in janine, if you discount last week as well as in but up. but if you do scamp and numbers and it was kind of, if you just go, so now they use the thrones, i'm going to throw in spite of them besides, it's also score. it goes that goes, this is i'm a process because sometimes the thought to get the auto moving to the street or in the car what, what is exploded. it's not like when you find a policy, it's a, it goes on just

and god, thanks for taking us through that mohammed and all the rest as well. mohammed the jeep journalist on political, endless life from what i'm miller. thank you, move off an idea, but tell you and come under a has called for all of gas to be reduced to rubble, which he states would serve as a warning to other neighbors of israel or not the color on that side of the tunnel . and as much as you want to really be a, somebody to scan a bottom is the amount on the computer running right now, i'm assuming your total of the same. i'll also talk a little bit coming out. that's very much the color. oh, it's commercial because we need it with the mama to very say. yeah, probably got some pull out of the body. bad the battery or the resume on the color . the green shows room is venue across from me. just on the god book of what you let me say. well, the british financial times are tough. publish soft line images of at the destruction in the public standing. and they've calling parts of it simply a width on the reports. estimates that up to 75 percent of all buildings in kansas city up in either

and she's risking her life in prison to tell us her story. nobel peace prize recipient in august mohammed de, one of the bravest women in the world, close out the next on d. w. a pulse. the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives culture information. this is the, the news w. mine's these places in europe stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern flow to discuss some of us regular bragging sites. on youtube and also in the a coach. it's so stuffy. it's hot to breeze. i'm not well, is it day time night time? time stands still. you've done everything possible to break me to crush my will my fine to silence. you went.

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no 2 journalists, mohammed not jeep in ramallah itself. good to see you mohammed morning at the meeting. do we know anything? what more has emerged from it? yes, actually the percentile bus on the wholesale orthodontics thing that i heard about that in your days. why did i get the go civilians on the palms inspection and guys on the displacement. all of us have permission to put a locked in guys off the phone. so i think you guys off strip. so yes, but everything was on hold on the best edge of that and i just this to immediately stop the blood sugar and goes off on the you said the what about if i get you to get his stuff going to you guys and you guys uh, and he bought off the street as well as the items because i need to know why don't you know for sure to uh, actually visit this through the file. um, the member, i guess, based on the proof is because the soon as possible. that is why they are, but which is a whole a lot of crimes and guys i get is still going to see you guys might have thought of good things, the host because the civil

energy mohammed, thank you. thank you for the church and community leaders in bethlehem in jerusalem have asked permission or is to refrain from celebrating christmas this year out of respect to the casualties of the war r t 's maria from ocean to set down with pastor reverend went there, isaac, to discuss the ongoing complex. you can launch the phone interview throughout the day here on our team. here's part of it. we have heard many calls from various international organizations to stop the hostilities in gaza, but still will see the war there goes on and on, and people are dying, including civilians including children. why do you think are the un and other influential but his global but is failing to stop the war and gaza? we are opposed by this with angry that this world has not stopped by now. and it's hard for me as a personal face to understand how an organization like to you and, and many other countries and church street this have still not cold for the ceasefire. it seems that is what i was able to con

mohamed el-erian indicating that perhaps the fed should be fine with inflation being 2.3%. is that something that some of the central banks will change what they're looking for for a healthy economy? claire: the inflation target itself is very obviously timely, given the backdrop we are in. but mind you, with high inflation, historically what came as high volatility. that is a really dangerous piece. i think that is what the central banks want to avoid, essentially. number one is obviously losing this anchor of 2%. losing their credibility is the most important thing. but also as inflation gets higher, they tend to move a lot more, making it more difficult for consumers and businesses to to plan their budgets as well as rate increases, where we still see a little residual cost pressures these days. just a prime example of how fast inflation the past two years, high inflation can have residual impact feeding into current everyday normal ongoing business planning. there is a lot of more cons than pros with adjusting inflation targets, which is why the central banks have not a

mohammed dahoud says he was detained in november _ injured.in november as _ injured. mohammed dahoud says he was detained in november as he _ injured. mohammed dahoud says he was detained in november as he followed - detained in november as he followed israeli orders to move south. translation: we israeli orders to move south. translation:— israeli orders to move south. translation: ~ ., ., translation: we came from the north and we are moving _ translation: we came from the north and we are moving to _ translation: we came from the north and we are moving to the _ translation: we came from the north and we are moving to the south - and we are moving to the south through the safe corridor. they captured us from there. they interrogated us, are you hamas? islamicjihad? but they couldn't islamic jihad? but they couldn't find islamicjihad? but they couldn't find anything against us. the men sa the find anything against us. the men say they were _ find anything against us. the men say they were released _ find anything against us. the men say they

negotiations between president crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin salman took place at al yamaations took place in the tetat format. at lunch, the president and crown prince talked about the palestinian-israeli conflict, the situation in the middle east, and of course, bilateral relations. thank you. verriyad's visit became the second point of the day on vladimir putin's working tour of the persian gulf countries, well, it began today with a visit to abu dhabi. the russian president was accompanied to the capital of the united arab emirates by an escort of our fighter jets, and upon arrival a very magnificent reception awaited him. roman sobol is following the progress of the president’s trip; we have just received his report. saudi arabia is the very heart, the very essence of the entire vast islamic world, the country is certainly not too open to outsiders trends, but this is where many of the keys to the very global south are located, together with which russia hopes to build a future fair multipolar world. vladimir. arrived in riyadh late in the evening, but looked cheerful

the name of the owner of the snow-white mansion was revealed by mohammed al-alawi. involvement in thehing zelensky tried to refute did not work out, offended by the truth, the so-called president of ukraine could have attracted members of the special services, stale ones, our interlocutors say. in this cleanup group, it seems that they now have a way out and opportunities to work outside of ukraine. the very fact of the death of this unfortunate journalist, who really told about... the truth that zelensky, this one who pretends to be a fool, buys houses for millions for his, his mother-in-law, his father-in-law, his parents, there is no doubt that here - specialists on behalf of zelensky worked to intimidate everyone else . the terrorist methods of the kiev junta are known in egypt, even though the investigation into the murder of mohammed al-alawi has just begun, local media are already pointing out that violence is coming from outside. zelensky's office regarding journalists, this is a way to intimidate media workers, if you look territory of russia, how many terrorist attacks they

again proved his terrorist nature, and you won’t believe it, the egyptian investigative journalist mohammedmous, we told you, became famous throughout the world for his exposure of zelensky’s mother-in-law’s purchases, well, that is, consider zelensky himself a luxurious villa in the egyptian resort of elguna during the war. was mysteriously killed. are there any coincidences? the journalist’s body was found by the road with signs of severe beating, fractures and a traumatic brain injury. egyptian police suspect involvement in the death of a group of ukrainian citizens. this was officially stated by ahmed al-alawi, the brother of the deceased journalist. according to him, after his relative investigated the purchase scandal. zelensky family, luxury villas for $5 million with an area of ​​300 square meters, in the vicinity of the angelino djali mansion, unknown persons began generously sending death threats to muhammad on the same day. however, my brother did not react properly to them; he simply did not believe that this was possible, because he is a journalist. now the relatives fear for t

some of the party taught history and geography, and use carried coaches of the prophet mohammed, published by the satirical magazine shadley adult to discuss frances 3 speech laws he was beheaded by a radical islamist outside the school in a suburb of paris. 3 years ago. police shot the attack a dead, but a court has been assessing the involvement of others. dw correspondent lisa lewis followed the trial closely and told us what the 16 inches had been convicted of the. well, the 16 i just hear sounding trial. there were 5 of them who were hoping it'd be assessing off some of the talk to you to identify the teacher. when he came out of the school, the youngest a, who got the highest sentence. he apparently spend several hours with a be assessing and received $300.00 see been shared with the other 4 youngsters, the 6th curious as a young girl, and she's actually at the origin of the whole polemic online. she complained when she come came home to her father, that's similar, but she had shown a cartoons of the prophet mohammed in class, and that he had ost baldwin students to leave the room be

so no apache was killed outside his school after using controversial cartoons or the prophet mohammed to teach free speech. the no, i'm told me. alrighty. but welcome to the program. the united states has vetoed a un security council resolution on a sci fi and gaza. 13 members voted in favor with the u. k. of stating the us, as the immediate humanitarian seized by demanded in the document, would only benefit him. us, which in all the countries consider a tire of scoop and unprecedented, moved by the un secretary general, brought them here. i see the consequences could be devastating for the security of the entire region. antonio gutierrez, used his power to push for a un security council vote on on a ceasefire. and you guys that he got the vote, but not the result he was hoping for. against the united states, vetoed the draft resolution calling. it rushed an incomplete of sense. eunice extensions, although the united states strongly supports a durable peace in which both israelis and palestinians can live in peace and security. we do not support this resolutions call for an unsustaina

a short video has appeared from local residents who claim that they saw the body of mohammed al-alawie, and the brother of the deceased, ahmed, has no doubt that it was a contract killing. in an interview with egyptian media he does not show his face, because now he is afraid for his life. does this have anything to do with the investigation your brother did in august? yes, it all started when he got involved in a story about a villa that belonged to a relative of president zelensky. well, what do you think about it, was it murder? the police think so, yes, they say that these are ukrainian special forces, acting on behalf of president zelensky or another high-ranking official. sorry, i can’t say anything more, i’m afraid for my family. his brother was not afraid and told about the way zelensky fattens while his listeners die for him. luxurious villa on the territory of the egyptian venice resort of el gounana. the cost of the property is about 5 million dollars, the houses have a sea view. to restore involvement in the purchase of a pitchfork in egypt, nothing came of it, offended by

1989, it runs supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, claimed to rush the head, disparaged the prophet mohammed in his novel, the satanic verses, and issued the thought was bordering muslims, to kill the rider. this triggered protests to world wide and the murder of the books, japanese translator, petosi, the good ashi rushed to himself, lost an eye and suffered severe injuries and the 2022 assassination attempt. a year later, solomon rusty was on tour and giving interviews in frankfort. he was awarded the peace prize of the german book trade rushed focused on his latest novel victory city. finished before the attack on his life. it's the tale of an indian kingdom in which all religions are permitted, and women have more or less equal rights. the book can be read as a plea for freedom of speech. something salman rushdie himself has a wittingly come to symbolize. i don't feel like a symbol of god. i feel like a working rush. it and that i'm by no means the only riser in the world who has being threatened or attacked. and unfortunately, the, this is a phenomenon that has gone on through history a

the belarusian leader congratulated president mohammed bin zayed happy holiday to the alella people of today is a successful, developed and peaceful state that occupies an influential position in the international arena. govoritsev. the conference of the parties to the un framework convention on climate change has once again confirmed the increased role of the emirates in shaping the agenda on the world's most important issues; it is impossible to overestimate your country's contribution to accelerating the process of economic transition to a new low-carbon, highly developed sustainable economic model. our president emphasized the full belarus’ readiness to continue a fruitful dialogue and be active both on climate issues and in enriching the palette of bilateral projects and agreements. the head of the belarusian state also sent a congratulatory message to the vice-president and prime minister of the oaa, the ruler of dubai, sheikh mohammed bin rashid al-mtum. alexander lukashenko expressed his firm confidence that bilateral belarusian-emirati cooperation will be strengthened and deep

in johannesburg, mohammed, there was an opportunity just last way to stop the budget, and as before, it was blocked at the un security council by the americans, by the us and of course the uk abstained. um, there are people who have been killed since and not just one or two, many of them. your thoughts on that, the fact that the united states and the uk continue to give their full backing to the israeli regime despite the moment by moment killing and carpet bombing of the palestinians in the gaza strip and an absolute avalanch of human suffering unspeakable torture and violence being meeted out on the palestinian people and i think that the vetoing the prevention of a cease fire only but exposes not only the lack of humanity of the european is, but it also exposes the fact that many commentators have been making for quite a while now that in ways this is a war that is being funded, supported, indoors and perhaps even promoted by the united states, by britain and by western european countries, i think that we have seen a complete breakdown and the complete dissolution of the facade of

and at this moment he is holding negotiations with the head of the oe sheikh mohammed ben-zayed alnahayan. the meeting takes place at the presidential residence, the palace. on the main topics of the meeting, in what this visit is taking place in the atmosphere and my colleague anastasia efimova will talk about the expectations from it; she will join the broadcast. anastasi, you have the floor. yes, yuri, hello, let's look at this visit in detail. cavalry escort, national anthem trikalor in the sky. this is how abu dhabi welcomes the russian president. vladimir putin arrived in the united arab emirates for negotiations with the president of the oaa this wednesday. the morning of air force one he was met by the minister of foreign affairs immediately after, an aurus with local numbers headed to kasar alwatan, the palace of nations. at this time, the sky above the city was painted in the colors of the russian flag, and artillery salvoes accompanied the motorcade. this reception certainly corresponds to the level of relations between the countries, as the head of the russian state noted at t

mohammed been set up on a constantly in touch, a lot of phone conversations between the 2 leaders that behind but this is their 1st face to face meeting since 2019. and it was a very war and one, the here in the blood reporting has praised the relations between the 2 countries saying it has reached unprecedentedly high level in the last 7 years. things do wise, saudi leadership has reminded that the ussr was among the 1st states to recognize the independence of saudi arabia that has for us. but today russia respects very much that kings decision to choose independently their own future. life reporting has also said that the next committing should be in moscow. the cron praise is expected to visit trash for next year for breaks, gathering lots on the agenda. of course, including the stability in the middle is to cuba to terry and catastrophe in the gaz has 3 dramatic situation around. israel have mass conflict that enters. it's a month on says dates both most go and the re add supports the idea of the creation of the policy and state in order to guarantee and provide long term and long

and make the us still to the nation's car and see the rainy and human rights campaign in august. mohammed a has been on it in her absence that a sermon, a new way of to winning the nobel peace prize for how many days in a prison into wrong, and has not seen her exiled family nearly a decade. the nobel committee has cooled her the symbol of what it means to be a freedom fighter. in iran who rece, how's the support from say the children if know it goes about how many entities like city whole to collect the nobel peace prize on behalf of the mother. and radian human rights campaign of accused of spreading propaganda against the states . but how many is serving a 12 year sentence as even present into around their acceptance let's it was read out by her daughter kiana. this isn't time union, i am in the reading and women, proud and owner to be contributing to a civilization which is today victim of an oppression from a religious, despotic and misogynistic government. the 17 year old twins have spent most of the childhood with that one, all of the parents, the father target was also imprisoned,

putin's motorcade has already arrived at the palace of leader mohammed bin zayed, and negotiations are beginning right now. it was 60 minutes, bye bye! hello! on the russia tv channel, in the studio of denis polonchukov and most importantly by this hour. vladimir putin arrived on a working visit to abu dhabi, where he will hold negotiations with the president of the emirates. russian troops destroyed a convoy of ukrainian armed forces equipment with personnel and ammunition. the allocation of military aid for kiev could not be agreed upon. at the same time, biden called the cessation of support ukraine. absolute madness. the european union overpaid 185 billion euros for gas due to anti-russian sanctions. labor has never spoiled anyone. the state duma adopted a law on the return of labor lessons and the ban on mobile phones in school. the promised frosts shackled the russian regions in yakutia -56. and there is also a huge number of diverse roles, people's love - the anniversary is celebrated by the popular actor alexander boluev. and at the beginning, vladimir putin arrived on a workin

, samuel apache, was killed outside his school after using controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed to discuss free speech. plus trouble at home for german chancellor or laugh sholtes. he's under intense scrutiny after a series of setbacks leaving his approval ratings slumping in the polls. the little i'm told me already, but welcome to the program. the united states has vetoed a un security council resolution calling for a sci fi in gaza. the us vote was the only one against the motion. 13 members voted in favor of the call for an immediate halt to a still disease. the united kingdom abstained ahead of the vote. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, warned about the threat to international peace and security. due to the war in gaza, go to the united arab emirates, drafted the ceasefire call. here's a representative to the un speaking after the vote. as regrettably, and in the face of untold misery, this counsels unable to demand a humanitarian cease fire. let me be clear, against the backdrop of the secretary general's grave warnings. the appeals by humanitarian actors, the world

be important to keep so key leaders, the military leaders, a lot, a life and, and also one being mohammed died for instance, who is a wanted man. and he's rel, as well. the debate about the legality of so called targeted killing, and it has been going on for many years now and send war and mohammed died. they both have been designated as tourist, for instance, by the united states, and say, normally you would expect them to be found. but this is a little bit like in the case of a sudden i've been martin as well that you know, if you are identified him, then you have the allowance to strike him to strike him dad. and so it's a complicated legal matter because they are considered as terrorist. they can be targeted indeed, stunning elsewhere in the us as it will conduct joint military flight drills in diana as tensions rise with neighboring venezuela over territorial claims. washington says the exercises are routine, but reiterated what it called it's unwavering support for dan a sovereignty. venezuela has described the drills as improbable cation pretensions have overshadowed a summit to al

stipulated the russian president on his arrival, then travel don't the adults with president shake mohammed bins? i it. he hailed the 2 countries coming relations saying they were at an unprecedented high put and will also visit saudi arabia during the trip, where he'll help pulse with the countries to factor bullet. but haven't been some useful nolasco bureau chief, you reschedule, joined us for brita. this d, w was banned from reporting in russia. he told me more about the focus of the brand visit about as well is it also maintains close relations with both countries and united to are of interest. and saudi arabia, according to the kremlin, is how the rabbits booting is going to talk with the crown prince mohammed be now solomon on trade international politics and humanitarian aid. the issue of oil trading is very important to us, as we know, 8 old oil producing countries have reduced their oil production from may in order to maintain production and the low level until the end of the year, the civilized at the market. uh, so this is one of the topics uh today. also the conflict between is

prince mohammed, you know solomon on trade international politics and humanitarian 8 on the issue of oil trading is very important to us. as we know, 8 old trip oil producing countries have reduced their oil production from may in order to maintain production and the low level until the end of the year to stabilize that the market. uh so this is one of the topics uh today. also the conflict between israel and thomas is on the agenda for both meetings, 2 and the same time the same time as this visit should be seen in the context of the russian internal politics of the upcoming presidential elections in russia next year in march next year, at put and hasn't yet announced his candidacy. she may do so next week during his annual press conference. and of course this visit abroad would help him improve his image in russia regardless, regardless of the results. but you are, you doesn't have to worry about that international arrest warrants, as well as the rest. the president is struggling abroad only for the 5th time. seems to think the national criminal court issued an address to warrant f