there is a withdrawal of many, n g o z and non n g o z due to direct attacks. by all means, it's a disaster, lego matter. more by shot at abilene theat, even one of them, of nationals from 12 countries arrived on the ship to saudi arabia. they were greeted by medical staff and local officials over govern as well as representatives from foreign embassies. but for many leaving by error or c is not an option. peace, families fled overseas. dan's western boulder on donkeys arriving in child after days of traveling emergency workers had a thought warning about the potential looming crisis in some sense to acknowledge it'll be too late. oh really says on these coming in few weeks and i if we don't provide any us essentially be a pool. ah, the road would be block and the all vote of who did here will be so the united nations wants a number of fleeing suit. dom could soon surpass 800000. i'm a conflict could destabilize the region for the thousands that of already left. the violence may be behind them. but the multiple challenges facing the displaced still lie ahead. s

that's the spike criticism from n g o's, claiming the eu has been supporting longstanding us sanctions imposed on the caribbean island. the slow, the remaining bit of sorting the european union is believed an investor in cuba, who invests the most include, but the european union, despite all limitations of the restrictive measures of the embargo, which does not makes things exactly easy. despite that, europe is the 1st investor on this island, where the 1st commercial partner were represent a 3rd part of its 4 and trade. we can look at those from the employers or expert side, but it is clear that we're a much more important than all the actors such as russia or china. several european n g o is have urge burrell to clarify his stance on the american sanctions against cuba and mediate the lifting of the blockade, which has been widely criticized by the u. n. n. global human rights watch dogs. the blockade intensified through stream levels and research and the development capacity of cubans, while significantly affecting cuban families, particularly the most vulnerable groups such as wome

and trained mines in the health care sector fleeing sudan to my book, there is a withdrawal of many, n g o z and non n g o z due to direct attacks. by all means, it's a disaster, like a month or more by shot at abilene, the either one of them, of nationals from 12 countries arrived on the ship to saudi arabia. they were greeted by medical staff and local officials with government as well as representatives from foreign embassies. but for many, leaving by admiral c is not an option. these families fled over sue dan's western border on donkeys arriving in child. after days of travelling, emergency workers had a start warning about the potential looming crisis. if we fail to act now, it will be too late. ah, wherein he sees on his tummy in few weeks. and that if we don't provide any assistance of the people, ah ver road will be block and all that, if you did, yeah, will be so the united nations wants a number fleeing sudan could soon surpass 800000. i'm a conflict could destabilize the region for the thousands that have already left the violence may be behind them. but the multiple challenges

so western n g o that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states. now across its offices and central asia, melinda, same desire for liberating learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom and they will have it with the protest. movements in all of these countries was triggered by covered intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of u. s. intelligence. but the timing of these events is not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government has any government only looks for what they believe is the best interest of the country of their like estates. every administration is that for 5 years, they don't want to be busy about the prospect of housings are going to be disastrous in the future. in november, that blue nail dollar blip or sandra production, but came into the stop a son or shot at coin to get a call from aid they procedural and will to mental de la re cleaned on a james glassman that came in bishop. so to figure it out to be stopped or if i did the

the idea that n g o's intelligence organizations could assist in media and communications stroke . i know, i think i know that that is that warranty with central intelligence agency, lower i'm, i did it in the fight published a demo with me. but you for the nice that when i say the subject, you can put around one tb d fetishistic around and t v a send up a sense of the now that was the gun and that lets you know, she didn't dial it down to spots. you availability on it, which you didn't value for the course. so western n g o that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states now across it thought this is a central asia in the broader middle east. we see the same desire for liberating learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom and a, with the protest. movements in all of these countries was triggered by us intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is the fabrication of u. s, intelligence, but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government as any govern, no,

and a number of other n g o i n g o z, international relief organizations have been scaling back. emergency response at a point when actually emergency response during our conflicts should be by all indicators and all of the scenarios, scale ups. so we have hardly seen any relief and it's them to completely this whole burden placed on civilians and their own networks in su, dad in order to have their own people. but thank you very much. that was journalist, much not shed in cairo. thank you very much. sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. militants in gaza, her fired rockets at israel. following the death of cather, none a leading palestinian figure in the islamic jihad group. he died in israeli custody after being on hunger strike since february islamic jihad is considered a terrorist organization by the european union and the united states. women's rights in afghanistan are the focus of un led talks that have opened encounter representatives from the us, china, russia, and others will discuss how to press up can leaders to ease of ban on women working a

she's also a founding member of the n g o. economists for ukraine, it's good to see you again. good to have you back on the program. i know we talked before about these price caps and there was a lot of skepticism about this and tested oil price cap scheme last year. i mean, has it worked as well as the by the administration claims that have yes, i would definitely say it's bringing results and let's look at the data. right. the price cap on oil was instituted in december. the price gap, i will products follow it in february. and if we take a look at rushes, revenues from energy. those have fallen by 47 percent from the last quarter of 2022 to the 1st quarter of 2023 and so on. that front, the price gap is definitely achieving the goal, cuz the goal of the price capital was to follow it was to reduce rushes revenue. well also to keep the oil market stable and we see both of those goals being met. and so the oil prices on the global markets are going down and the discount on russian oil in particular, is also increasing. so russia's revenues are falling from 3 ways because of re

there is a withdrawal of many, n g o z and non n g as due to direct attacks. by all means, it's a disaster leg, a much more basher at abilene fiarty than one of them or even before the fighting of up to a 3rd of sudanese were dependent on some form of humanitarian assistance. now fears are growing that a prolong conflict could spread to the broader region. it has suffered multiple conflict in the past decade and climate change has left its deadly mark as well. with severe drought and one of the world's worst food insecurity crisis. as the country moves deeper into crisis, sudanese people have brought a calling for international action to end the violence in the u. k. fans of the royal family and started preparations for the coronation of king charles the 3rd. in just a few days, the king's procession will go down this road from buckingham palace ending at westminster, abbey dedicated monarchists, are already giving out along the roads to secure a close up view of the royal hundreds of thousands of people from the u. k. and from around the world are expected to

so called n g o to puts india in a bad light there. oh yeah, because um we had been uh bothering the store to use all drug for photos funded um and the order in order to get some type of a target thing in the house. yeah. use trying. i've been trying to effect of the dean changing india and they're, they're, they're, they're building a perception allowed. but i managed them all day with the popular be elected prime minister for the 2nd time. you'd be taking part time in may 2024. i, he'll be taking his touch on these things. the building up was the general elections died. india will be hiring in 2024 and the biases on vivian motors behind all these. nobody in the all important behind behind about the knob got his thought about 3 long drive, understanding one, i'm not in the jungle. we have to be very well miss of a written of a lot going business. i'm going to be provided the green lock of the door to the dealer partners on. but in, in india it'd be, but it'd be grown be blue. that is in time that maybe young people are being fed by go

that goal, they call them only 10 percent of those were picked up by n g o ships. so most of them still coming on boats, most of them not discouraged. 40 to 45000. i beg your pardon, already vis you. nobody seems to be discard it. discouraged by the time government's attempts to, to reduce both microphones unfettered. what about the countries in north africa where a lot of these people are starting off the genies? are they taking any responsibility of the so yeah, most of the journey is a from june is yeah, libya on both of those countries, those governments under enormous pressure from the european union to try and reduce the number of people crossing they receive funding from the european union, the walls, the house being a crack down in june is here in the last couple of weeks. small coast guard patrols have been out pulling more boats by cane. where do we understand? it's been hot if somebody goes to appraisal on the coast. that because they're a more police patrols libya, of course, i know the store has been wrecked by conflict over the last 10 years. but the

the global n g o provides mapped off for disasters to achieve this state employee open source programs and artificial intelligence. most of the times when it decides to happens, we would like to have system. the one does get this information strictly as possible to 8 to the response. so, but to be safe, people slides online volunteers from across the globe can help provide data for regions that are unmapped or have errors or they can update them after natural disasters. and the digital technology really helps we have quite a number of distilled living ups, but we use with a hot develop but mostly of what to kim and these, we use them to speed up collection of real time points of interest. and we also have um, my bloody, which we used to collect street level imagery, did you have a real time to do what is happened? the map with a i surface helps users plot new data in open street map. the program uses machine learning to suggest in the streets and pads the humans later have to verify and maybe add missing details to the combination of human and artificial intelligence is meant to help w

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all know, she is the director over at n g o cole, the free russia foundation. as she said, she fell down well, but she subsequently travelled on to prague. she said she had known this and sharp pain and strange symptoms. and she doesn't return to the us where she's based. now the other woman is a russian journalist and she has since posted on social media to say that. so she confirms that she's been having treatment at the secretary hospital in berlin. but she says it's got nothing to do with anything that happened at that conference. and she's also cooled on people to, you know, refrain from speculation. so i think what we can say, it's a story where a lot of the details are still unclear to armenia is offering to recognize the disputed region of nicole car box as territory belonging to its neighbour as everybody on the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades, the fragile cease fire paved the way for peace talks. it's a tyrant, trade that's being played by clashes for over 30 years, punctuated by 2 deadly conflicts. but

the n g o says it has trained around a 100000 volunteers to safeguard the integrity of turkey selection. in total, over half a 1000000 volunteers are expected to monitor votes across the country, showing that despite disagreements over who should have the top jobs, the people of turkey are united in their belief. that change can come through the ballot box to the 2023 year of asian song contest has delivered yet another waiting for sweden. it's a record equaling 7th victory for the northern country marching orland. i'm the 2nd waiting for it. senior lorraine. the contest was supposed to take place in ukraine, but russia's war made that impossible. instead, the british city of liverpool, played host to be extravagant event for one evening live at pool, belong to ukraine. in spirit, at least the british city played host to ukraine's eurovision song contest and plenty of ukrainian fans. and be right and for the victory but nothing. it ever reason both in the bar. like any of our countries. more than 6000 fans cued online while an estimated 160000000 watched on television around the world.

there is a withdrawal of many engineers and non n g o z. duty direct attacks were met by all means, it's a disaster like a much more by shot alarming theory. and one of them, a nationals from 12 countries, arrived on the ship to saudi arabia. they were greeted by medical staff and local officials of government as well as representatives from foreign embassies. but for many leaving by error or c is not an option. these families fled overseas don's western bald on donkeys arriving in child after days of traveling emergency workers had a thought warning about the potential looming crisis in consent to act. now it'll be too late. ah, the greenest is on his tummy in 3 weeks. and there, if we don't provide any assistance of a peer bull, ah, verona will be blood, and all the fidgets here will be so the united nations warns and number fleeing sudan could soon surpass 800000 m a conflict. could the stabilize the region for the thousands that have already left, the violence may be behind them. but the multiple challenges facing the displaced still lie ahead as 20 ukraine now in u. s. officials say

the n g o says it has trained around a 100000 volunteers to safeguard the integrity of turkey's election. in total, over half a 1000000 volunteers are expected to monitor votes across the country, showing that despite disagreements over who should have the top job, the people of turkey are united in their belief. that change can come through the ballot box of the spring and dw special correspondent to abraham joining us in eastern pool. and of course, she also sent us about to report to the people that you've spoken to hoping for change. but the president add one still has a huge support in cherokee, certainly around the country for all the people who support him in this election. you're absolutely correct monica. i mean, the incumbent president, president, are the ones to enjoys huge popularity. i mean, just looking at the turn out at some of his rallies, it's undeniable that there are a lot of people in turkey that want to see him continue being in power. and you know, even according to polls, any predicted when for his, his opponent is predicted with a very, very soon margin. but i wo

where a much more important than all the actors, such as russia or china, is comes of several european n g o. it's a village burrell to specify his stone from the american functions against cuba. immediate, the listing of the blockade, which is the why the criticized by the un on human rights watch stops offensive fight, took stream levels and research in the development capacity of cubans, while significantly affecting cuban families, particularly the most vulnerable groups such as and sick. we trust that as a result of the joint council, the silver and self determination of cuba will be supported the exclusion of cuba from the lease of state sponsors of terrorism, and the leasing of the unconditional blockade. however, russia, which burrell was so he gets a side line during his cape of visit, actually secured a major economic deal with advantage just 2 weeks ago, several agreements were reached covering national currency exchange, a unified terrorist system, as well as russian investment projects on the island to buy out of its way to sell a dollar to commit to cold and h, a. gloria. the r

we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people from political parties, but also at n g o. 's who have watched out very closely for the ballot boxes here today. there are international observers here in the country as well. and it's going to be interesting to wait and see what they will say, what their assessment looks like about a speaking about san is this has been a very, an even playing field. the composition is heavily tilted in favor of the government president, right of type ad, one controls, the state resources. he controls the air waves, his interviews with the john, and this has been as simple changes leave broadcast. it's on many of the or most of the main tv stations here, where is his main challenge or mr. collette. you only got a tiny fraction of that at time. so if you take all of that into consideration, it's actually quite remarkable that the opposition manage to present such a challenge to president ad ones, the group on power that we're talking about such and nice edge about tonight's definitely to the honda in ankara. thank you. a look at some of the oth

the n g o says it has trained around a 100000 volunteers to safeguard the integrity of turkey selection. in total, over half a 1000000 volunteers are expected to monitor votes across the country, showing that despite disagreements over who should have the top jobs, the people of turkey are united in their belief. that change can come through the ballot box. in the buddhist niga byron unit for one point a head of perennial arrivals door to is going into much day 32, a winwood. make sure the german rack or champion stayed on top of the bloom this week. a table and they indeed made light work of bottom team shaka, by on with 3 weddings away from securing your record. the 11th building, this league, a title, they know ro shall good. fighting for survival, independence vegas took between them and 3 points yet by and pounced early through thomas miller to set the tone for a comfortable afternoon or 2. i came these made it to noon from the penalty. spots of the 29 minutes. a cool finish from the gym and international. 5 minutes after the break set knob re added his name to the score seat is $1

soon open a shopping offer of let's explore this with me a down by who's executive director of the n g o, a child identity protection. she joins us from jenny for welcome to the w a. where are you on this issue? do you see started to say as a practice it violates human rights, as we heard from the lawyer in our report. thanks for the question. i think that surrogacy specialist, the commercial surrogacy noise currently process generally by like a human right. so i think a lot of the convention on the rights of the child, it doesn't always have to file a convention on the rest of the child and other international standards of the muscles in the majority of cases, the cartridge. right? so perhaps you could explain that to us why this is such a contentious issue because you're giving you from what i understand from what you're, you've said some places in those places. it's illegal as a spectrum of what you would call acceptable to completely reprehensible. why is it such so contentious thing? the main reason that is to interest is because at the moment it's operating in a way that's become a

all know, she is the director over at n g o cole, the free russia foundation, as she said, she felt on well, but she subsequently travelled on to prague. she said she had a numbness and sharp pain and strange symptoms. and she then returned to us where she's based now the other woman is a russian journalist and she has since posted on social media to say that. so she confirms that she's been having treatment at the secretary hospital in berlin. but she says it's got nothing to do with anything that happened at that conference. and she's also cooled on people to, you know, refrain from speculation. so i think what we can say is a story where a lot of the details are still unclear. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. it's armenia says it's ready to recognize the contested the going to car box. the region as part of other buys on. sure, but our median prime minister nicole questionnaire on said either azerbaijan must guarantee the security of the regents ethnic armenians. the 2 countries have disputed. no, no har, box ownership, for decade

and then there's just this year alone, the n g o says it has trained around a 100000 volunteers to safeguard the integrity of turkey's election. in total, over half a 1000000 volunteers are expected to monitor votes across the country, showing that despite disagreements over who should have the top jobs, the people of turkey are united in their belief. that change can come through the ballot box. just ball of slow and this week, ukrainian athletes, a boy quoting the world to do the championships and counter because the sports is allowing russians on beller russians to compete under a neutral flag following ukraine's boy called the international judo federation. bought a members of russia squad were believed to be active soldiers. now it's via that similar chaos could across various bullets of next use paris olympics. the ukranian athletes have won their fair share of titles and the sport of judo. some in the prime of their careers are now putting principles the head of any potential prize by staying on the sidelines during the judo world championships in cutoff. yeah, it was interesting, but

we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people from political parties, but also n g o 's who have watched out very closely develop boxes here. today, there are international observers here in the country as well. and there's going to be interesting to wait and see what they will say with their assessment looks like about a speaking about spanish. uh, this has been a very on even playing field. the composition is heavily joseph, in favor of the complement president, ridge of type ad, one controls the state resources. he controls the air waves, his interviews with the john, and this has been a single chain use leave roll cast. it's on many of the, or most of the main tv stations here, whereas his main challenge, or mr collection, only got a tiny friction all that time. so if you take all of that into consideration, it's actually quite remarkable that be a physician manage to present such a challenge to president ad ones, the group on power that we're talking about such and nice edge about tonight's definitely to the honda in ankara. thank you. credit and president blood to me is len

she runs in n g o that assist homeless, displaced people with housing, medical treatment, and psychological support. and we're trying to help people that do not have relatives or acquaintances here in their conditions are difficult. they've been true or little from some of the families we've taken to get registered. you and hcr were given appointments in 6 months. if the that's a long time the school in that time at the displeased person could be taking advantage of of the the there are many dangerous like organ trafficking in child labor because according to egyptian authorities, more than 40000 sudanese have crossed into egypt over the past 2 weeks, but their journey doesn't end when they arrive. the many do not have relatives or money and are dependent on 8 organizations. others like mary and her family are waiting to be re united with their loved ones. land. last and we have no idea what's going to happen to us in egypt. we don't know if we're going to settle here or not, and the, unless the little amount of so that we have to wait for the whole family to be here . i say no, i'm worried

the n g o wants to preserve, but he didn't traditional college duration nutritional practices. so if we look at the, with the indigenous communities have manage the food system, you will see a component of diversity where you will see there is in the system in any of the system. there's must be cropping where a variety of 12 see if we do uh, to a mapping exercises, we have found that a community have about more than $202.00 foot loans just a few years ago. there was more diversity according to surveys by and that's fine. but slash and burn. ford is cleared and i'm increasingly heavy. the info is have both taken their tools on the soil in the 90 ninety's, the lucas are most of non co started calculating bluegrass to own living. it's useful lives to feed, to make blue and fuels. but this mono culture has severely degraded the soil. nobody so football i need to have you got up when able to walk me a little bit, but it is a highly competitive blonde and you have gone along with the other crop just because the damage has to crop and finally got home. but when do is we're getting to

one of the women has been identified as a natalia all know, she is the director over at n g o cold uh, the free russia foundation that she said she fell down well, but she subsequently travelled on to prague. she said she had known this and sharp pain and strange symptoms, and she then returned to us where she's based. now the other woman is a russian journalist and she has since posted on social media to say that. so she confirms that she's been having treatment at the secretary hospital in berlin. a basically said she's got nothing to do with anything that happened at that conference. and she's also cooled on people to, you know, refrain from speculation. so i think what we can say is a story where a lot of the details are still unclear. so you looked at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the driver of a truck, the crash near the white house, has been detained. u. s. secret service say that while the truck did not contain anything dangerous, the collision may have been intentional. the vehicle struck security barriers on a public park next to the whit