i will not even dwell on namibia, what is happening everywhere, we we continue to see that we are instruggle for resources everywhere, the world is unfair. well, let's listen to the one whose father adapted hydrogen to the needs of besieged leningrad and at one time headed the russian national association of hydrogen energy, business is business, for it the criterion of the main profit is always, what you are talking about now, the need for water, not only namibia and many countries, this is the business of states, from my point of view, uh, well, maybe we have not yet matured humanity, but this is of course, the business international community, the russia africa session on water use, which was opened by deputy prime minister dmitry patrushev, here's what else ours: the global energy association held at the st. petersburg international economic forum this year, at our big session in st. petersburg with the participation of deputy prime ministers and ministers, energy curators, we tried to make sure that everyone heard each other. however, in russia itself there is much more room for

namibia es un paÍs del suroeste de África en el que estÁn viviendo una sequÍa tan severa que hace que poblaciÓn de la naciÓn africana que van a sacrificar en total 83 elefantes, 300 cebras, 30 hipopÓtamos, bÚfalos y antÍlopes. en namibia, casi 1 millÓn y medio de personas, o sea, la mitad de la poblaciÓn se encuentra en una crisis de hambre y pues la gente de alguna manera tiene que alimentarse, no? >> pero es esto legal ahÍ? >> sÍ, sÍ. es legal. en este caso. ellos tienen una clÁusula en su constituciÓn que dice que pueden utilizar los recursos naturales para alimentar a la poblaciÓn. segÚn el programa de las naciones unidas por la sequÍa extrema, un 84% de los recursos alimentarios de namibia se han agotado en este momento y ellos ven en los animales una fuente valiosa de alimento para las comunidades, especialmente ahora que estÁn atravesando por la peor sequÍa en el Último siglo. y otro dato que tambiÉn es controversial, octavio, es que los animales serÁn sacrificados por cazadores profesionales y proveedores de safaris sin duda esto ha generado reacciones encontradas a travÉs del

resulted so cutting was our new most and but the long term solutions way a decreasing biodiversity, namibia, like some other countries in southern africa, is experiencing it's west drought in dickens, government officials, so reducing the wildlife population is necessary. i must be for size. that's without the same dimension. the what the last piece is endorsed, the nation of the box that we have identified are going to dive in because numbers then the number of steps we have currently taking off from the selection of boss. so this is why this decision was sticking so that we don't end up losing a lot of what are the most of the meat from the animals is being given to people living in communities. hard hit by the drought when the proud stuff that we sell of our any much so meaning that we do not really if a meet any more as a source of protein or social food. others disagree. i don't think that is a good idea because look, does it does going to get to meet that the word document is called and then what to do? he does reading yourself that for one day, 2 days and investment is gone. so we we

are we really that progressive, at the same time we see other sides of the same world, we read cnn: namibia plans to kill more than 700 wild animals and distribute them to people suffering from food shortages, here is the list for slaughter: 83 elephants, 30 hippos, 60 buffalos, 300 zebras. namibi declared a state of emergency, extreme drought, no harvest, terrible famine, someone continues to conduct their terrible social experiment on the inhabitants of africa. in general, a monstrous paradox, the graves of those who died of hunger are dug in the ground with the richest reserves of gold, diamonds, rare earth metals, and what kind of world is ours? someone once set the limits for the black continent, but does not want to at least give them a chance, so here is the main task of any state today: not to lose the right to independently set for itself goals to determine your path. that's all for today, happy. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel. this is news of the country abroad, broadcasts of especially important events, live broadcasts from the scene

neighbouring namibia also carried out a wildlife cull last month because of the drought. the world after botswana. the country's previous cull was more than 35 years ago. adam cruise, a wildlife investigative journalist based in cape town, south africa, argues there are better ways to tackle drought and food shortages than by culling elephants. i mean, this is unprecedented. and like you said, i mean, this is the first time they started culling in 30 years. and this includes all the southern african countries. so, and there's been droughts since then. um, there's not an excess of elephants, 100,000, that figure thrown around in the news is not true. we were talking more like 50,000 elephants in zimbabwe. and these elephants aren't contained in zimbabwe. they are tra nsboundary elephants. so they move between botswana, zimbabwe, zambia, namibia and mozambique. all those countries. um, the cull, i think is probably more to do with scoring political points. um, it's certainly the meat provided to people is not going to be enough anyway. and besides, those people don't eat el

neighbouring namibia also carried out a wildlife cull last month because of the drought.ation in the world after botswana. the country's previous cull was more than 35 years ago. let's speak to adam cruise, a wildlife investigative journalist in cape town. thank you forjoining us in the programme. do you think the government policy here makes sense? people are hungry and there is a drought. does it make sense to carl excess wildlife in order to feed them? absolutely not. this is unprecedented and this is the first time they've been culling in 30 years. they have been drafts since then. there is not an excess of elephants. there are around 50,000 in zimbabwe and these aren't contained tube zimbabwe, they are transboundary so they move between several countries. the cull is probably more to do with scoring political points, it's certainly the meat provided to people not going to be enough. besides, those people don't eat elephant meat. these are livestock herders mainly affected by the drought. those people don't eat elephant meat. so if there is a drought relief programme,

namibia va a sacrificar a cientos de animales.ores estÁn enfrentando a presas, pozos de agua y lagunas secas. los apicultores tambiÉn se han visto afectados por la falta de lluvia que ha reducido la floraciÓn silvestre. esto obliga a las abejas a buscar polen en los campos de cultivo, donde los herbicidas matan a las plagas. pero tambiÉn a las abejas. y nos quedamos en mÉxico, donde jÓvenes organizaron un concurso de pesca de basura para limpiar un balneario de acapulco. los organizadores del concurso hicieron un llamado para que los visitantes se lleven su basura. la contaminaciÓn degrada y destruye los hÁbitats de playa que benefician a los animales y las plantas. los cubanos con cabello afro celebran su herencia en el concurso anual un grupo de jÓvenes cumpliÓ su sueÑo de tener su fiesta de 15 al lado de sus madres, pero ellas se encuentran en la cÁrcel de santa martha acatitla. lo que hizo a un grupo de voluntarios organizar el evento tras las rejas. en esta ocasiÓn, 24 jovencitas y ocho jÓvenes fueron los afortunados. y nos d

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that's why germany also took a co lead with namibia that and that's in particularly the german government. wanted to prove that this institution that was founded off the 2nd will, can actually was that it can work towards solving problems. but the few taken to the climate change sustainable growth and have more of the global south sitting at the table. and arguably, that's his work to some degree because russia wanted to stop what was basically and agreed versus they wanted to stop the adoption of this new agenda for the future. so i just failed and a significantly, as the applicant union countries did not get tempted by russia and did not get bullied by russia at to slow down this process. so it was a slight of what it was one point for today, for multilateralism. something ross is clearly determined they'll continue to undermine from within the chief political edits. admission allowed cafe in new york . thank you. tony to some of the other use stories today. canada and the european union have joined the international effort to help olivia extinguish a wave of wild finds canada provided

here you zealand namibia is killing more than $700.00 wild animals, including icing 3 elephants because of a severe drought. but the move is dividing opinions. having the task of opponents writes groups a killing hundreds of wild animals in the media is misguided animals, including elephants, zebras and willoughby of being called as part of the government's dropped relief program. it should be the very last solution because it has a short term solution that is not going to benefit anyone in the long term. we cannot goods and barbara and simple to are not in the 1980s in the ninety's with they have resulted to cutting with animals and but the long term solutions way a decreasing biodiversity, namibia, like some other countries in southern africa, is experiencing it's was drought in dickens, the government officials, so reducing the wildlife population is necessary. i must emphasize that without the seeing the vision. um, the what last piece is endorsed, the nation of fox that we have identified are going to dive in, begun numbers. then the number of steps we are currently taking off from

neighbouring namibia also carried out a wildlife cull last month because of the drought.first time they started culling in 30 years. and this includes all the southern african countries. so and there's been droughts since then. um, there's not an excess of elephants, 100,000, that figure thrown around in the news is not true. we were talking more like 50,000 elephants in zimbabwe. and these elephants aren't contained in zimbabwe. they are tra nsboundary elephants. so they move between botswana, zimbabwe, zambia, namibia and mozambique. all those countries. um, the cull, i think is probably more to do with scoring political points. um, it's certainly the meat provided to to people is not going to be enough anyway. and besides, those people don't eat elephant meat. i mean, these are, these are livestock herders mainly that are affected by the drought. these are people that traditionally eat cattle and goats and things like that. meat is not part of the thing. so if there is supposedly a drought relief programme, there are other ways of doing it, many other ways of doing it,

neighbouring namibia also carried out a wildlife cull last month due because of the drought. zimbabwe is home to an estimated 100,000 elephants — the second largest population in the world after botswana. zimbabwe's last cull was more than 35 years ago. harry was just a toddler when he was shot in the head with an air pistol. he was given a one percent chance of survival. now nine, he's about to start a three—mile walk for to raise money for the hospital that saved his life — bristol children's. cheryl dennis reports. it's hard to believe now, but eight years ago, harry was given just a 1% chance of survival. at 18 months old, he was shot in the head with an air rifle. it'sjust a miracle, you know? the fact that harry was given such a small percentage of survival, and the fact he can still run around and be a happy child now, you know, despite all of his disabilities he's got, he's still happy, and that's what counts. the bullet is still lodged in his brain. it means harry is partially blind, has epilepsy and a weakness in his left side. you'll lose me in all these bubbles. w

it is said that zimbabwe , based on the experience of its neighbor namibia, is going to dry-pack elephanteat and deliver it to the people of the crisis-stricken areas. the world food program has announced that zimbabwe is enduring the worst drought in more than 40 years. in the rest of the world today, let's go to london. protests in england against the genocide of palestinians and ignoring their rights have peaked on the eve of the one year anniversary of the zionist regime's invasion of gaza. just in less than a week, london is the capital. london is the capital of england. historical the british government of the zionist regime has been the scene of two demonstrations of anger and disgust towards this regime and its supporters. in less than a week, london, the capital of the british government's historical support for the israeli regime , became the scene of two demonstrations of anger and disgust with this regime and its supporters , with the presence of a number of parliamentarians. we are here to end the war in gaza, a war in which families are brutally murdered under tents in an ar

and then when he was ambassador to namibia at the end of the clinton administration i was the secretary of state for african affairs, so we worked together then and were colleagues at brookings and worked together on the obama campaign and worked together in the obama administration. and what stands out to me about jeff is this combination that cici alluded to of incredible warmth and generosity of spirit but piercing intellect and very tough-minded when it comes to the issues and the problems. and yet nobody had a more impish smile or a more ready laugh. nobody cared more for friends and colleagues. he was an amazing and devoted husband to rohini whom he adored and ensured we all got to know and adore rohini as well. i miss him. especially being here in this place and thinking back to all the time we had together. nobody knew china i miss him and the time we had together. nobody knew china as well, in my opinion, and had this amazing combination of personal feel, deepak democratic knowledge, and the understanding of the complexities and the challenges inherent in the u.s.-china relatio

namibia also mined more than 700 wild animals, including 83 elephants.emergency has been declared in these african countries due to drought. recognition of the natural capacities of the country by the officials and managers of the 14th government was an indicator that the leader of the revolution emphasized in his first meeting with the government delegation. he said to make it happen. the name here is kanarak. a place in chabahar with capacity tourism, historical and economic. konarak is a part of a bigger whole called makran. locals say that the south of sistan baluchistan consists of the coastal cities of gowatar, dashtiari, chabahar, kanarak, zarabad, jask, parts of sirik and minab . its length is more than 1400 km. the leader of the 1988 revolution, when they inaugurated the jomaran destroyer, said about the importance of makran. in the past years of this. we did not take the necessary and sufficient advantage of the long beaches of the sea and oman. this new view, which is the view of the oman sea , can be done by the islamic republic army the sout

work on the document was coordinated by germany and namibia., iran, north korea, belarus, syria and nicaragua. proposed postponing the vote or amend the text of the pact, calling for non-interference in any issue of national sovereignty, but did not receive support and distanced themselves from the consensus. as a result , the pact of the future was supported by 143 countries, another 15 countries abstained. the document is very vague, adopted, although a number of countries, including russia, distanced themselves, among moscow's claims there is one fundamental one: the authors of the text assign a special role to international non-governmental organizations, their activity in our country, and not only, has long been viewed with suspicion, but the question conceptual: what is a structural unit of the international system? in russia's understanding, only a sovereign state. a stubborn ngo undermines this principle. and pro... executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible government in washington. this institute has an internati

germany namibia, those who study diplomacy, negotiations know very well that the key positions in negotiations are played by those who preside, form the agenda, take notes, prepare projects decisions, that's what our opponents did. as a result, it turned out that the ideas that western countries proposed were immediately included in the draft agreement, those that russia proposed were put aside and we were told, we'll discuss it later, when russia demanded intergovernmental consultations, they did not take place, so if today you open the website of the united nations, it will be written against this document that it was intergovernmentally discussed, that is, it was discussed at the intergovernmental level, which is a blatant lie. because there was simply nothing like intergovernmental consultations or discussions, in the end the document turned out to be something like the future un charter, as western states see it, that is, in this plan for the future there is everything, everything starts, of course, with issues of development assistance, poverty, and disease, infrastructure, and so on, bu

people that supported us during the darkest periods of our anti-colonial struggles, whether it was in namibia whether it was in mozambique, whether it was in in various other parts of sub saharan africa, and so this this historic relationship has laid the foundation for palestinian solidarity organizations and groups from kenya, tanzania, angola and and and elsewhere to be in to be at the forefront of organizing. however, we have something quite insidious happening and that is where israel and unfortunately with us economic support going around two african countries trying to blackmail and trying and and really using gangster kind of tactics of of a blackmailing african countries to to to support an israeli agenda or in the very least not to speak out a palestinian platform. however, i think that the the work of people on the ground together with the the initiatives of the sir african government and this we must commend that it hasn't always been an easy. relationship that civil society in south africa has had with the south african government, it has been a gradual process that we now a poin

when we meet the plus side. succession design of melissa colton, known as the queen of russell's in namibia discovered drug artis, belinda talking about the fuzzies impact in south africa. then we head off to the sucka zambia to taste some of the most delicious street foods i am assuming will not have the same. i won't be and you are watching asked remax the to get to classics as a music program in nairobi, introducing young people to classical music and provide education, life skills and performance opportunities, helping young kids escape crime and create right to fuses with your eyes closed and enjoying these music can you get is where it's coming full. surprisingly, it's from the get those of these how sign? what if you combine is from the slots performs the classical jazz music to the oceans. the group is known as the family get of plastics. when you get a plastic so they find that there's a lot of opportunities that have given us north on you missed opportunities for long music number one. and number 2, it also has all of us a continuously. but above all, you know, the main reason for

es asÍ como zimbabue estÁ siguiendo los pasos de su vecino namibia, que el mes pasado sacrificÓ a 83 bancarrota. enseguida le decimos de cuÁl se trata. >> en este aÑo electoral escucharÁs muchas promesas y opiniones, pero solo noticias. telemundo te mostrarÁ las cosas como son. >> trabajamos por ti y para ti para brindarte respuestas claras y objetivas de todo lo que nos preocupa a nosotros los latinos, siempre trabajando contra las noticias falsas que invaden nuestras redes sociales. >> lo que es importante para tu familia es importante para nosotros. >> en noticias telemundo estamos >> en noticias telemundo estamos de un solo cuando me diagnosticaron vih, no sabía en quién me convertiría. pero aquí estoy, siendo yo. siga siendo usted y pregúntele a su proveedor de atención médica sobre el tratamiento número uno recetado para el vih, biktarvy. biktarvy es un tratamiento completo de una sola pastilla, una vez al día que se usa para el vih en muchas personas, sin importar si tiene 18 u 80 años. con una sola pastilla pequeña, biktarvy combate el vih para ayudarle a alcanzar niveles ind

south africa welcomes the adoption of the pact. for the future and congratulate our sister country namibia as well as for the federal republic of germany for having ably steered the united nations towards the adoption of the resolution in this regard. this future is a platform for us to focus on those actions we need to take together to build a world in which the equal worth of every person and the equal worth of every country is recognized and valued. we particularly welcome the commitments to place poverty eradication at the center of all our efforts and for the... sustainable development goals, financing gap in developing countries to be closed. the disparities in wealth and development within and between countries is simply unjust and unsustainable. we must continue to strive for equal treatment, for equal opportunity and advancement for all individuals and all nations. "the pact for the future must reinvigorate international solidarity, like veins that carry sustenance to every part of the body. solidarity is the life blood of human progress. it binds us together to nourish the greate

neighbouring namibia also carried out a wildlife cull last month because of the drought.ephants — the second largest population in the world after botswana. the country's previous cull was more than 35 years ago. since president putin's full—scale invasion of ukraine more than two years ago, there's been a crackdown in russia on anyone expressing anti—war views. it's revived grim memories of the soviet past, when denouncing colleagues and neighbours was widespread. steve rosenberg reports. nadezhda buyanova is a doctor, but you'll find her in court, not the clinic. the 68—year—old paediatrician faces ten years in prison, accused of spreading fake news about the russian army. nadezhda tells me i read about this kind of thing happening to others, you know. i never imagined it would happen to me. the story began at this moscow medical centre. a patient�*s mother claimed that the doctor had told her russian soldiers in ukraine are legitimate targets. the woman recorded an angry video. her ex—husband had been killed fighting in ukraine. then she wrote this denunciation of the

deliveries to israel come from the us and germany combined, germany of course committed genocide in namibia and other places and now helping to commit genocide against us, against the palestinian people, this these two western countries, even before england, which limited a little bit of supply, but england supplies very, very little. weapons to israel, but the us and germany need to be both targeted for their unlimited and unconditional support of genocide. all right, i got about a minute to left for this live coverage, first of all najim, your final thoughts on this in 30 seconds please. yes, um, i think designist regime has fully been exposed at this at this at this moment and this time. uh we're going into the one-year anniversary of this uh battle and um they have lost a lot of their allies, the the public awareness has has has grown, people are more aware of this, i mean there's more allies for the palestinian cause, and the access of resistance has you earned a lot of experience from this battle, and i think that like imam khamani said that israel is breathing its last breaths and we

neighbouring namibia also carried out a wildlife cull last month because of the drought.vious cull was more than 35 years ago. adam cruise, a wildlife investigative journalist based in cape town, south africa, argues there are better ways to tackle drought and food shortages than by culling elephants. this is unprecedented and this is the first time they've been culling in 30 years. there have been droughts since then. there's not an excess of elephants. there are around 50,000 in zimbabwe and these aren't contained in zimbabwe, they are transboundary so they move between several countries. the cull is probably more to do with scoring political points, certainly the meat provided to people is not going to be enough. besides, those people don't eat elephant meat. these are livestock herders mainly affected by the drought. so if there is a drought relief programme, there are other ways of doing it. many other ways of doing it, and not killing elephants, which are endangered. and do you think part of the issue is the contest between wildlife and humans? if there is a drought

apart within south africa against black south africans. but they also had these military escapes in namibia and angola and this is exactly what we are seeing now. it is said that the israeli regime despite all their technology and despite all the gloating about how sophisticated they are, the stupidities that they cannot read the writing on the wall, the apart regime still read the writing on the wall and came to terms with nelson mandela and band the a and c and they were negotiations codesa one, padesa two, with israel they don't seem to see... that it's the arrogance that has blinded them, and this seals their faith, it has to be the destruction of the zionist entity, so that there can be liberation for all the people, this includes the jewish people that have been subjected to the occupation of azionism, that is the issue right here, and i don't can be viewed as sustainable path going forward globally or even within the region. it's interesting the way that there's really. can't really put that out of my mind when it came up with the props that it did where it had the two maps showing t

elections lead to a political deadlock and a major code of wild animals such as elephants and hippos in namibia. some conservationists are not happy. no ty, few yag is made super tie. feet in strength, it will start to ease off a little bit, but it's still gonna be a major store, the list for 10 years in this area. and it's taken most of the energy i've off, se ation to be honest, there are few, thunderstorms full costs around. and there was some assistance writing about the tide and, and some vietnam. but really that's about it to the knolls. things are still pretty warm, but the cooling down is various bands of rain coming with a noisily praise. but when i say 20 down a bit, i mean we're still talking hot weather and we'll hon chung the record is a couple of days away, but we will above the average enough market to change any time very soon. so, well, if you already makes this land full in the south west of china during the night, and it's a still right unfolding, fairly heavy in hong kong, but not much else to talk about have to say moving further west and here. right. it's been a problem, i

have resulted to cutting with animals and but the long term solutions way a decreasing biodiversity, namibia, like some other countries in southern africa, is experiencing it's was drought in taking government officials, so reducing the wildlife population is necessary. i must emphasize that without the seeing the vision the what the last piece is in the installation of the box that we have identified. i'm going to dive in, begun numbers. then the number of steps we have coming to be taken off from the selection of the boss. so this is why this decision was sticking so that we don't end up losing a lot of what are the most. the meats from the animals is being given to people living in communities, hard hit by the drought when the crowd stuff that we at the sale of our in the much so meaning that we do not really f a meat anymore as a source of protein or social food, others disagree. i don't think that is a good idea because look, good does your does link forget to meet that the word document is called and then what to do. he does reading yourself that for one day, 2 days and the document is

rely on funding to survive. 6 countries have declared the state of emergency, but swanner lesotho, namibia malawi, is on via and zimbabwe. according to the southern african development community, the droughts has left 68000000 people without enough food or was to move in one point. 1000000 children under the age of 5, all facing acute malnutrition, in 12 countries. herment tests that has moved from a shuttle land west providence in symbolic way. may see belkora has grandchildren at home, who need to eat. it'd be blow from a hole, could make that possible. finally, she hit something route and that's not use the past they died. so these are disparate times in zimbabwe. calling my son bobby, like other countries in southern africa, is expressed in the new and just droughts. it's was drought indicative many families hungry. it was so 5 that fine, that a day when i looked at my grandchildren, i asked myself, what am i going to feed them? i stay up all night worrying about what am i going to give them the next day. this drought is terrible. most people in some bobby live in rural communities. ag

namibia plans to kill more than 700 wild animals and distribute the meat people suffering from food shortages for slaughter: 83 elephants, 30 hippos, 60 buffalos, 300 zebras. namibi has declared a state of emergency, extreme drought, no harvest, terrible famine. someone continues to conduct their terrible social experiment on the inhabitants of africa. it is absolutely monstrous. a paradox, the graves of those who died of hunger are dug in the ground with the richest reserves of gold, diamonds, rare earth metals, so what kind of pestilence is ours? someone once set the boundaries for the black continent, and does not want to, at least give them a chance, so here is the main task of any state today, not to lose the right to independently set goals for itself to determine its path. that's all for today, happy. the telelenova agency presents in the public domain we have no secrets from our people. where the neman carries its waters, there are french pilots in the rain and fog. they struck at the enemy , and soviet guys in the ranks of the partisans, fought in the loire valley, the war with hitle

the secretary general spoke at the global call on the summit of the future, which was organized by namibia and by germany who is, who as you know, other co facilitators of the integral mental negotiations on the pact of the future member states or in the final negotiations for the 3 agreements to be dropped to the summit. the pact of the future, the global digital compact and the deck, the declaration on future generations. in his remarks, the secretary general urge countries to post cards for the deepest reform said, most meaningful actions possible. we need maximum ambition during these final days of negotiations. he said, because the challenges we face are moving much faster than our ability to solve these challenges. the secretary general added the summer to the future is an opportunity for far reaching agreement on international collaboration for safer, more sustainable and more equitable world. he called on member states to act swiftly and with vision and with courage and solidarity and the spirit of compromise to get the 3 draft agreements over the finish line to make the most of th

namibia announced a similar measure. southern africa has been ravaged by drought conditions.ls say the elephants will be killed in areas where their populations have become onset double -- unsustainable. back here in the u.s., millions of americans can now renew their passports online. the state department said it's web-based renewal process is fully up and running. the old process required a mailed in paper application, photos, and a check. the new system is expected to streamline the process for about 5 million americans each year. but it is not available for children, first time applicants, expedited passports, are people living outside of the u.s. the wnba is headed back to portland, oregon, with a new expansion team set to start playing in 2026. a previous team folded after just three seasons. the commissioner of the league said that as the wnba builds on a season of unprecedented growth, bringing a team back to portland is another important step forward. the portland franchise does not have a name yet. it will be the third to join the league in the coming years alongsid

namibia plans to kill more than 700 wild animals and distribute the meat to people suffering from foodages. here is the list for slaughter. 83 elephants, 30 hippos, 60 buffalo, 300 zebras. namibi declared a state of emergency, extreme drought, no harvest, terrible famine. who? continues to conduct their terrible social experiment on the inhabitants of africa, a monstrous paradox in general: the graves of those who died of hunger are dug in the ground with the richest reserves of gold, diamonds. rare earth metals, what kind of world is ours? someone once set the boundaries for the black continent, but does not want to at least give them a chance, so here is the main task of any state today: not to lose the right independently set goals for yourself to determine your path. that's all for today, happy. music, dj, hello everyone, in exactly one minute our guest will come out and answer all the questions: are you ready to meet our heroine? yes, natalia ivanovna, what do you expect from the children in the studio? their questions undoubtedly, because that's what the program is, but i really

namibia plans to kill more than 700 wild animals and distribute the meat to people suffering from food. here is the list for slaughter. 83 elephants, 30 hippos, 60 buffalos, 300 zebras. namibi declared a state of emergency, extreme drought, no harvest, terrible famine. someone... to conduct their terrible social experiment on the inhabitants of africa, a monstrous paradox in general, the graves of those who died of hunger are dug in the ground with the richest reserves of gold, diamonds, rare metals.

and when he was ambassador to namibia at the end of the clinton administration, i was the assistant secretary for africa. we were together then and we work together in the obama administration. what stands out to me about him is this combination that sisi -- that cece alluded to. very open-minded when it comes to the issues and problems, and yet, nobody has a more impish smile, a more ready left, and nobody cares more for friends and colleagues. -- nobody has a more impish smile, a more ready laugh. i miss him. especially being here in this place and thinking back to all the time we had together. nobody knew china as well as jeff in my opinion. had this amazing combination of personal feel and deep academic knowledge and an understanding of the complexities and challenges that were inherent in the u.s.-china relationship. i have one regret only, and i did my best, but i really wish that he had had the opportunity to be our ambassador to china. that did not work, but he served in so many critical ways that were vital to our national interests, and i think he will be remembered also as somebody

will not be able to operate in that area, and if these missiles are also supplied to the base and namibia, then in principle all trade routes will go down the drain from asia to europe, and we will control them completely, well, it is true that very broad opportunities will open up to the northern moscow route, but probably only our friendly countries will work there, this is the point, it is global, much more than white phosphorus itself, remember the president spoke about... the disruption of all trade routes, which in principle the americans were striving for and are proud that they control them, this is a direct challenge to the globalism of the americans, it will not be ukraine that will need to be seated at the negotiating table, them, they are trying to tell us what, what we need to re-sign the treaty on strategic offensive weapons, this cannot be tied in without the situation in ukraine, in general in the whole world, this is a fact that exists today, so we work, everything works out for us, we move on, you see. the americans thought together with their satellites that they were p

the latter has already included legionnaires from south africa, georgia, tonga and namibia in the squad. after the eleventh round , the top of the first league table underwent significant changes, although the leader remained unchanged, arsenal with twenty- three points still leads the race for returning to the top flight of russian football. even an away draw with baltika could not shake the first position of tula. shortly before the end of the match, the hosts were able to snatch a victory, but the ball after a header by abusaid eldarushev, who defended the colors of akron last season, was firmly blocked by arsenal goalkeeper mikhail levashov. the result is 0:0. baltika. this draw immediately rolled back from fourth place to seventh, the kaliningraders have 17 points, the same number has chernomorets, who beat rotor 2:1 in volgograd chaika, which beat ufa 1:0 on the road and rodiny. the moscow club won a strong-willed victory in tyumen over the local team of the same name. in the middle of the first half, artem kulishev converted a penalty. at the beginning of the second half peruvian

namibia announced a similar measure last month.ca has been ravaged by drought conditions in part due to the el niÑo weather phenomenon affecting some 68 million people. officials say the elephants will be killed in areas where populations have become unsustainable. a national park for instance has more than 45,000 elephants but only has the capacity to sustain about 1/3 of that number. the fbi announced iranian hackers attempted but failed to interest the biden campaign with information stolen from former president trump's own campaign. hackers sent unsolicited emails to people associated with biden's campaign while the president was still a candidate. another effort to interfere with the 2024 election. there was no -- kamala harris' campaign called emails unacceptable malicious activity. in the u.s., millions of americans can now renew their passports online. the old process required a mailed-in paper application, taking an average of six to eight weeks. the new system is expected to streamline the process for about 5 million amer

so we on like to see some rain in times in here, as well as for the south in namibia attempt is offset to come down in vin took but they will be on the up for janice book in south africa through to thursday on the since its inception in 1961. the quaint fund has been supporting people's livelihoods, and over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i'm elizabeth put on and this is the news, our life from doha. coming off in the next 16 minutes. she is of a wind, a regional conflict is ready attacks, kill nearly 500 people and 11 on including 35 children, tens of thousands, please, southern 11 on hospitals and living on a level one.

with its west route in years. 6 countries have declared a state of emergency full twanna, mistletoe, namibia, milan, we sound b as in bob way harm. acosta had moved from the show in alon west province in zimbabwe. municipal court. i have grandchildren at home who need to eat if we blow from a hole could make that possible find me. she hits something groups and that's not usually plus they died. but these are disparate times in zimbabwe. coma and bobby, like other countries in southern africa is experienced and on the new and just droughts. it was drought indicative many families hungry. it was so 5 that fine things that i did when i look at my grandchildren, i asked myself, what am i going to feed them? i stayed up all night wondering about what am i going to give them the next day? this drought is terrible. most people in zimbabwe live in rural communities. agriculture is a major source of food and income. people in this area have started preparing the fields. this one is for may's them always staple food. they dug holes in a straight line and when it rains they'll put they seeds and foot l