i'm turkey with the nato member states competing for influence in north africa. a straw slide not to turkish political scientist, honor shannon was elton for his take on all that you're most welcome. how do you think fiscal bi mcclung to maintain dialogue will with russia will go down in the rest of europe? a 1st of all, i have to say that the, from the beginning of, to granular conflicts the, all the governments of europe, they are acting like a vessels of connected states. and they're acting again against the national interests. and the lot lately, the german foreign minister told it so clearly that even the germans business, they didn't want that kind of quote, sanction against russia. they will, cheap, cheap, apply the sanctions and sport to green. that was a good example that the european. busy governments are acting against the national interest. and the, i think that's, that the only way that the normalization between euro and the russia is, is that did the time that the change went off the governments in europe. and i think that mr. mark president, mark l

choral luster in belarus this is a whole family of birds, whose representatives live in eurasia north africathey are easy to distinguish due to the special manner of feeding woodpeckers get insects from under the bark of trees, while they are able to sit upright on a tree, using its wedge-shaped tail as a support. the largest representative of woodpeckers in eurasia is a large black woodpecker, his wife is the main tool of his work - this, of course, is a beak and it is controlled with it, just a masterly bird the size of rook is able to hit a tree at a speed of 20-25 times per second, which is comparable to the speed of a machine gun. at the same time, the impact force is enough for a 300 gram bird to destroy the wood of any other creature on the planet, after such manipulations. i would have received a severe concussion, but not a woodpecker. this little bird is a real masterpiece of evolution. his body is designed and finely tuned for high-altitude armor-piercing work. its super hard. biting, hits the trunk strictly perpendicular. wherein some elasticity allows it not to bend and not to v

both thank less than 10 miles off. libby as coast people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe, to migrate toward fleeing poverty and war. and to don in somalia, as many as $900.00 migrants were said to be on board. only handful survive 3 ship wrecks in just 3 days. claim 700 lives. it's just the most recent tragedy involving my friends trying to meet your i to suddenly get mass migration of millions is a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble in lease turbo will boat. since those folks can last very long works at 22 years. pelting wayllace see says, i know the hunter finley a bit too. but when we're looking for the threat of both, for instance, the pit la holter, here is the boulder she lives here over here. libya here, occasionally we go over the field somewhere over there. we've got 12 more alone here. drill than the 20 full mile. and the libyan will 30. so whoever all the authorities, the lot to think the 24 miles is the sewing and so the, so normally we stay out. so it's 24 miles. and we've got a beach here, so broad. so that's where all of

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perched on the southernmost tip of continental europe, just 1a kilometres from north africa, tarifa is gateway between these two continents. its position leaves the small spanish town open to a blasting from the winds that shape its rugged coastline. in this part of the world, there are two prevailing winds. one is the mellow, consistent poniente wind and the other one is this bad boy, the levante, which storms in from the east and batters this coastline, and when it does, all the best kitesurfers from around the world want to be right here. and yet while a windy beach break might not seem like your idea of a dream trip, it is for a mass influx of kitesurfers that sees the population of this once sleepy town over triple in size during the windy summer months. and this year will be bigger than ever as the world's leading kitesurfers compete to fly the highest in the world's first ever big air competition, hosted right here in tarifa. the winds here can reach up to 60 knots, with the athletes expertly manipulating it to fly over 30 metres high. i have headed over to the leaderboard to se

we have seen that in north africa, for instance, where most have been dependent on wheat from ukraineussia. and that has had a significant impact on women and children. adrian: luis felipe lopez-calva, when the report talks about a decline in human development, what exactly does it mean? luis: the human index combines income, education, and health. measured by a specific indicator, life expectancy. one of the main shocks in this indicator, of course the pressure shock is still to be seen if it will have along -- a longer effect. it's important to say that less expectancy went down by almost two years. that is a lot, in terms of what it has taken for countries to get to a higher level of life expectancy, which is typically an indicator that summarizes the state of a country. but i also want to emphasize that we look in the report at indications not only in terms of economic conditions for the people, but social and political implications. this is very important. what we see is the lowest level of trust among citizens because of this increased level of uncertainty, and the fact that peo

in 2000, prc trade with the middle east and north africa was about $50 million. by 2021 it had grown to -- . that was driven by a no small part by china's appetite for the region's energy and markets. it remains in our national interest, as leader of the global economy, to ensure that the region so that, the energy supply reaches world markets and that sea lanes remain open and secure. the prc has shown neither desire nor the capability to assume that role, and frankly, nor should we wanted to. my concern with this economic trajectory lies into critical areas. and then there is a third set of issues on which we may remain vessel and. first, as the prc's unfair or unsavory practices in delivering and trying to leverage its trade especially in critical areas of research and technology to increase its global engine fairly. that can mean that divide pr, or misuse of access to telecoms networks. prc acquisition of infrastructure, ports for example, may open new vulnerabilities for states in the region. my second concern is a longer term impact of the prc study accreti

they were trying to cross to europe from north africa. many of those rescued were suffering from dehydration. the european commission has recommended suspending 7500000000 euros in funds to hungary over corruption allegations, hungarian prime minister victor or bonds. government is accused of mismanaging e u funds and dismantling democratic institutions. the suspension must be approved by a majority of member states within 3 months, which was home, a powerful earthquake as head south east taiwan. the epicenter of the 6.8 magnitude quake was in the coastal city of ty tongue. it was also felt in the capital taipei, it follows at $6.00 magnitude earthquake in the south east. on saturday evening, authorities in japan have advised millions of residents to take shelter from time to none bundle which has made landfall in the southwest. it's bringing high winds and torrential rain, which is expected to cause the flooding and most lives. strong winds and have eugene di foot nonmetals has hit southwestern japan with gusts of over 230 kilometers. bu

drifting in the mediterranean, in unsee with the boats that were trying to cross from europe, from north africa. any of those rescued were suffering from dehydration. i returned fiona has made landfall in puerto rico, knocking out power across the entire island. fiona has been classified as a category one harder hurricane and is expected to strength and further forecast is born of heavy rain high winds and catastrophic flooding. meanwhile, authorities in japan advised millions of residents there to take shelter from ty through none madeau which has made landfill in the southwest. it is bringing both high winds and to wrench a warrant to windshield rain, which is expected to cause flooding and mud slots. strong winds and heavy rain di for non metal has hit southwestern japan with gusts of over 230 kilometers per hour. japan's fetter it in c issued a rear alert, warning from 80 iceberg fitting filthy conditions. the japanese government convened an emergency meeting and urged people to take care in addition to violent winds, high waves and storm surges, the highest level of betterments will be nee

that is, we transship cargo in the direction of the countries of north africa and southeast asia, the middle east, that is, everything also goes on every year, about 60% of the harvest in russia is saved for the domestic market. approximately 40% of the grain is exported, the top three buyers are turkey, iran and egypt , says eduard dzernin, chairman of the board of the union of grain tours, i think this year, if it will prevent me from hidden barriers and hidden sanctions. we export about the same amount, that is, we are talking about 50 million tons of hidden sanctions in our case. uh, unfortunately, this is already a standard set of measures taken against the export of russian grain in the first place. this is a shortage of ships, especially more than 50,000 multi-tonnage ships, that it is above e, on which grain is delivered to distant countries, another problem for exporters is bank settlements. despite the fact that grain was not included in the sanctions lists, foreign and financial organizations of the west. often they refuse to service accounts, banks interpret e-e policy, as

sources of energy supplies the united states is already at the limit, and there are problems in north africapec is not delivering to the market. one and a half to two million barrels, given that angola, nigeria and libya do not reach the required level of production to abandon russian gas, said chancellor love-sholz, he believes that it is necessary to act on plan and not force things. otherwise, it is possible to provoke a crisis in industry and the economy. the german cabinet of ministers expects to completely replace russian coal and oil by january next year, and gas by 2024. the filling level of storage facilities has seriously increased, and the volume of consumption has stabilized due to savings; now we can say that even if it will be very difficult . we'll probably manage this winter, but we won't completely cut off russian gas all at once. it would not be entirely responsible if we were in one day abandoned what continues to flow, it would complicate their task in germany now more than 18 billion cubic meters. this is more than 80% of the volume, but even the maximum reserves in euro

the wartime dispatch is 85 in total from england, north africa and sicily appeared in the tribune between june and december 1943 and was syndicated in newspapers all across the country except for oklahoma as well as in australia, new zealand and south america. ndwe have no other writer to cah on paper the things people don't know about war. steinbeck had been on the front lines for the invasion of italy and returned in october 1943 with burst eardrums and ptsd. upon the return he began writing and later recalled a group of soldiers asked him to write something funny that isn't about thehi war. we are sick of the war based on the life of his close friend whose influences was a celebration of nonconformity. steinbeck's treatment of the endearing collection and living on the edges of the society might even be considered the first novel of the american counterculture. refers to the self defined social outcast as the virtues, the nonconformity matched which is plotless marked by the infinity possibility but unrelated irrelevant details sometimes running in one direction and leading to conseque

now in everything the african region in the sahara in north africa has a very serious situation, whencarry out military intervention. under the pretext of fighting jihadists. algeria, for example, is buying weapons from russia, which means that we have another confrontation between the us and russia through other countries, the situation is very tense and it will not be surprising if major conflicts arise in north africa and are already on the map of interests. suddenly sudan appears the largest african country in which we want to build a repair base for warships, in which there is also abdafi. he wanted to build an arab oil paradise, which bin laden tried to build a paradise for muslims. now suddenly the americans remember that they themselves wanted to build an exemplary democracy there. but this is a fairly clean enough central microdistrict of the capital here. a country that really wanted to remove both oil and western pillboxes and could not afford it, because a certain degree of instability is maintained here all the time, because now there are demonstrations again. they will t

days to drive down the numbers. >>> a missionary killed thought to be killed five months ago in north africa was found alive. they say they grabbed her, taking off without her medication. amazingly, church officials say the 83-year-old was just released and appears to be in good health. so far, no word on why she was suddenly freed. >>> new covid booster shots could be rolled out this weekend once the cdc gives the green light. the fda just updated the shots which targeted the most common omicron variant. they're made by both pfizer and mealho thete will last through winter. >>> meanwhile, in china, another lockdown. it is raising concerns about more global supply chain issues. >>> this is a really tragic story. a baggage handler is dead after an accident at the new orleans airport. 26-year-old germani thompson's hair got tangled while she was loading a in it. tan autopsy will determine the exact cause of death. >>> and updating policies to help deal with delays and cancellations. airlines will provide free meal after delays of three hours or more and hotel room will be available for strande

here, over the next few days, i was we had to north africa school down for morocco in the north, west, rain trickling in here. but the temperature continued to rise for egypt. a lot of warmth in that northeast corner for the wet weather. however, we have to head to the gulf of guinea nigeria seeing heavy rain on monday. on tuesday, it'll be by keno faso that deals with the worst that we could see some flooding from that. now was we had a further down to south africa. we've got this system that brings very heavy rain to the eastern cape. that's going to work its way further west. ahead of that within a lot of heat in the north and for what swanner habit, rona, seeing the temperature peaking up. but it will cool down by wednesday that she, whether i saw airway official airline, the journey informed opinions. i believe that armina regina should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling that for many time. political debate is the common soon something that will take all inside story on al jazeera and anti semitism is an eagle. under a labor government, it will not be tolerated in an

or 2 showers just sliding out of northern algeria. shanicea, northern parts of libya, much of north africa as per usual is dry penny a showers cross central africa. some big and lively ones are running right across a ivory coast towards liberia. sierra lee, i add a cool size, big shower, extend their way into southern parts of nigeria, extending across central africa. big showers. now as a son continues to make his way further, south was across the heart of africa. ride and across the democratic republic of congo. mother whether to just into west south africa, easing over towards the east in cape as we go on through wednesday, though. somewhat dry by the time we come to thursday, just wanted to shout into mozambie, along with coastal areas of tanzania. ah, in 1996, a group of young people need to know when described the immigration experiences. i don't know what i do if they sent me back to synagogue 25 years on average is the real world asks how norwegian they now feel more. you have to accept that you might never be seen as norwegian. i feel like i didn't belong. they knew who they now.

now as we move across to north africa, we've got another tropical system that sparked warnings for the canary islands. we are expecting some really wet and windy weather to pass through here though it will edge its way further north by monday. wet weather well continues for nigeria, some intense showers. that's not going to help the flooding here. and as we move it down to more southern areas of africa, thought about heat for places like botswana, temperatures continuing to rise. 36 for habit, own it by monday. for cape town. well, it will cool down, but there will be some improvement later in the week. cats are air ways. official airline of the journey. lead your country on to the pitch is a special moment for any football or to do it as a palestinian woman. is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend added canton our introduces honey fallujah, who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels. let's do it. on al jazeera lou, the me you're watching. i'll just hear a time to recap our headlines now. mor

now was move across to north africa. we've got another tropical system that sparked warnings for the canary islands. we are expecting some really wet and windy weather to pass through here though it will edge its way further north by monday. wet weather as well continues for nigeria, some intense showers. that's not going to help the flooding here. and as we move it down to more southern areas of africa, thought about heat for places like botswana, temperatures continuing to rise. 36 for habit, own it by monday. for cape town. well, it will cool down, but there will be some improvement later in the week. ah, ah o, with guns in their hands and faith in god that their site. many american republicans believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen from donald trump, white christian nationalist, been fun to mentally authoritarian, and his anti democratic people in power investigates, held the spread of wild conspiracy theories is undermining us democracy. america's authoritarians on a j 0 lou ah, they're watching al jazeera

by the time we get in some monday and we can move across to north africa, we've seen a lot of heat in the north west with places like algeria. we will see bit of wind blowing about possible storm as well, from a system across the mediterranean. but he'd continues to build in the north east for the likes of cairo. it's much wire here. however, for the very wet weather we have to look to the west of africa. and nigeria once again seen some of those heavy rains, thanks to another easterly wave. moving west is much dryer for the south and across the horn of africa in the east. lots of heat coming through for botswana. we've got a heat wave here at the moment. temperature on the up in hub or on it as well as johannesburg. but we've seen a cool down in kate, so we could see some flooding in the eastern cape as that rain is set to last through to tuesday. we could see some snow on the mountains and possibly enlists you to that. sure. weather update. ah, in a time when everyone wants the latest news with speed and reliability, information spread around glue, it's never been more vital. trust

risen between france and turkey themselves with the nato member states competing for influence in north africa, turkish political scientists and our son and goose salton believes the year of the french hedge. a monic period in the region is over french government and french state. keep seeing it, considering they're not africa. and the middle is as the beggars, but this period is finished now. and let's look the examples this take the examples of libya or for syria of lebanon. now in this field, france is no more active nor more dominance. and churchy play important role. to that they did this at this period. this consists of that the breaking off the french influence in this, in the regions. so death why grass is her for loving care, aggressive policy against or q entered government for us from the beginning of the company. keep supporting the you, bringing the force a giving arms to them. and on the other hand, the now they are in the micron, stating that he wants to deal with the rush. so. busy i mean, where is the logic on the, on his statement and from the beginning he act with the americ

but if you look at north africa, and i'll take to this as a case in point, still over 40 degrees tend to be 12 average until about sunday. but the real story, after i think is the rain. the big rain shows a long way, nor still causing get more flooding in sudan. and of course you can do a line of the journey with oh the me. hello, you're watching out you 0. i'm emily angry. his reminder about top stories this hour, the ne in ukrainian city of khaki has been hit by missiles and strikes overnight. president let me zelinski says troops and making advances in the counter offensive to retake cds from russia. secretary of defense lloyd often has announced the united states delighted military aid package for ukraine, with $675000000.00. austin made the pledge during a visit to the ramstein, a bank in germany, where he's meeting dozens of defense ministers. and britons, new prime minister lives trust is due to announce the new package to tackle storing energy bills in the coming hours. but she's ruled out opposition demand for more taxes on energy companies profit. the united nation says ther

migrants spent 4 days drifting in unsee worthy boats that were trying to cross to europe from north africa. many of those rescued were suffering from dehydration. at least 9 people have been killed. one of us crashed in heavy rains and land slides in costa rica rescue teams work through the night to remove debris and to look for victims authority say around 30 people are still unaccounted for. arkwin fiona has knocked out power on the island of puerto rico. a state of emergency has been declared. fiona is expected to strengthen father as it moves, northwest and full cost of the warning of heavy rain high winds and catastrophic flooding. now authorities in japan have advised millions of residents to take shelter from typhoon none model which has made land full in the southwest. at least one person has been killed and dozens more injured. as a result of the high winds and torrential rain prime minister for mucous shita is delaying a trip to attend the united nations general assembly in new york in order to check on damage from the storm. strong winds and heavy rain di phone nonmetals has hit

dramatically as that where the system moves in breezy . suddenly by tuesday now was me move to north africa. the story of heat for the northeast, for egypt, temperatures in cairo, continuing to pick up the wet weather however, can be found around the gulf of guinea. we've had an easterly wave that's moved unusually away from senegal, towards the canary islands. we could see some wet and windy weather here, certainly on sunday. and as we move down south, it is a much quieter picture. some of that rain, trickling into angola, much dryer for botswana and south africa, johannesburg. sing plenty of sunshine at 30 degrees celsius. ah, there was a time when the aka van gogh river floods were enough to sustain live in the northern color, harry desert all year round. 2 of that changing with one of 3 men in different parts of aka van go down as they faced drought, wild animal and man may threat in the constant fight for survival risk in it all. botswana on al jazeera lou lou be watching al jazeera reminder of our top stores. they saw the u. s. is what in the kremlin of more sanctions in response to r

micro and spent 4 days drifting in unsee were the votes that we're trying to cross to europe from north africa. many of those rescued with suffering from dehydration to ukraine. now where keith says that its troops are advancing further into the north eastern. ha! he's now in liberated territories. more evidence of possible russian war crimes is being on a correspondent. emanuel shall went to him when mass grades containing more than 450 bodies have been uncovered. some of them bearing signs of torture. a warning to our viewers, some may find this next report. distressing. dare uncovering sheer horror. as near by artillery fire rages in these forest, on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working round the clock to examine bodies buried in mass graves, dating from the russian occupation. dying from what sir, yoko, unless you could just alert the information we have, which has already been established is the burial of local residence. labriola exclamation. as you can see, examination of the bodies. he and referrals for forensic examinations are currently being carrie

meanwhile, washington spent the total of 8 trillion dollars on its walls across the middle east, north africa, and south central asia, that's over 2 decades. and it's according to research by the watson institute for international and public affairs brown university. more than $2000000.00 was spent on the war in afghanistan, which ended with us withdrawal one year ago. live now the journalist and author daniela's done. you're welcome to our c. no us report claims that russia meddled in foreign elections in 24 countries. how accurate do you think those accusations are? i really can't say, and it's based on the cia and cia is a not a very reliable so worse, but that's all i can say. so the line seems a little bit jump, daniel, but we're going to persevere with it. sure, sure. yet the us itself is allegedly spend a trillion on it's a military method around the world. i mean, how do you compare these to thinking yes. is that the, the, the, the state department report to see what is just ludicrous. i mean, according to a study at carnegie mellon university, the u. s. interfered and 62 election for

the met it's randy, but not too much to speak of lottie fine and try let us try whether across north africa with plenty of showers for the gulf of guinea. ah frank assessments. if the united states that you're running a good program was there to build a nuclear weapon they would assign, you might have informed opinions. i believe that armenia and other regions should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling that for many time. critical debate is the commonwealth. now still is something that king charles will take home in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou ah, the watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top story. this out. a state funeral is underway for japan's former prime minister sions, or 2 months after his assassination heads of state and dignitaries from around the world have gathered for the ceremony in token. ah, but many people in japan are unhappy about the funeral, largely due to the cost. the government says it's spending nearly $12000000.00. this is the 5th and final day of referendums in separatist held regions of crime votes

national currencies, since suppliers need dollars to import food, the situation is most affected in north africand the middle east a germany may lose its industry due to the gas crisis, such a forecast is given by analysts from the kunamists publication, the most powerful promo production in germany in europe was built on the import of russian energy resources, and china was the largest sales market for products; now both growth factors have ceased to exist in the economy. china is experiencing a spa. that russian supplies under sanctions, the publication notes that the price of electricity in germany has already increased by 15 times, and the cost of gas by 10, meanwhile, european metallurgy companies have announced a threat the existence of industries according to european data, the association of steel foundry production industry. it has already fallen by 5%, and most companies have suspended smelting, according to analysts. the crisis can force to close up to a third of all capacities in the old world, large slovak, aluminum plant. valk's words stop production amid the high cost of electrici

let's say any issue that may relate to the foreign policy initiatives of the european union in north africato issues that are more sensitive for the same france and therefore, the first reaction of all the countries of the european union regarding the possibility of changing this principle of voting and the right to block foreign policy decisions is that it does not find serious support, and therefore i predict at least two phases of this process. first, these debates regarding the need to change the voting system will be continue for some time, and secondly, the member states of the european union will be very reluctant to get rid of this principle of anonymity because it at least guarantees them some security in those sensitive issues regarding their of foreign policy, in which they have their traditional references and interests. thank you very much. orbana's rhetoric. yes, she is. well, she has a certain eccentricity. even he remembers , we remember, he said about the beauty of the hungarian race. who is it aimed at? how did you say it was aimed at the domestic consumer or, after all, a

higher than 15 so far, and in the chernozem region it is already plus 20 in the south in flows from north africactically without any precipitation, the mood of kurortnoye and in st. petersburg suffered tomorrow. twelve times still with rain in moscow, also intermittent rain already 15-17. every city is special with you fly direct flights from krasnoyarsk to russian cities of kazakhstan kyrgyzstan uzbekistan aeroflot journey continues. and october 1 is very warm, but thunderstorms . so it's better to stay at home. thanks from the weather forecast was victoria chernikova well, i remind you that tonight, immediately after the release of big news on our channel, the continuation of the multi-part melodrama of the seagull, the women's volleyball club from kaliningrad will have a match in moscow with the team's favorite hammer, but behind the back of the head coach. maxim poplar gulls are playing their game. this is a serious situation, will seagulls be able to such conditions win find out today at 21:20? this afternoon at 16:30, watch the malakhov program on our channel, this is a new project by andr

and we've seen that in north africa, for instance, where most of this will have been dependent on know which from ukraine and russia been impacted by these. and that they said has had significant impact on women and children. luis very pe lopez called the when the report talks about a decline in human development. what exactly does it mean? index combined 3 aspects, one is in education and the other is measured by specific indicator which is like expectancy. why don't the main shocks this indicator, of course, rather shocking and the back it seems to be longer time. i think it's important to emphasize that life expectancy went down by almost 2 years. that is a lot in general have taken 2 countries to get to higher their expectancy, which is typically an indicator that way summarizes the fate of many other social indicators. but i was want to emphasize that if we look at in the report games, not only in terms of the economic conditions for the people, but also social and political education is very important because what we see is the lowest level of trust. i'm a citizen. because of the

and that warm says existed north africa still there from more or less central algeria through libya. but the onshore breeze means it will cool down in places like egypt still masses, a big rain potential in ne image nigeria. but the heaviest rain is for the west in west africa. ah, the vicious endeavors to create drought proof. amazing to think that the plant be sore earlier than now looked completely alive and international efforts to combat the pests threatening. so they bring in their samples. they show you the infected property, just like a doctor. write your prescription, you're doing the same thing here. you're writing a prescription for the farmer offline explores inspiring advances, farming for the future. al jazeera. ah ah. ah. hello, you're watching al jazeera. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories this our, our is johnson has given his last speech is u. k. prime minister. now head to scotland to officially hand in his resignation to queen elizabeth, his successor will also say the queen, before becoming laid up, the u. s. has called for accountability after

and that warm says exists in north africa, still there from more or less central algeria through libya, but the onshore breeze means it will cool down in places like egypt is still masses, a big rain potential in ne image nigeria. but the heaviest rain is for the west in west africa. ah, ah, with lou ah, or one of the top stories unit g 0 is running military is admitted for the 1st time that our 0 journalist sharina worsley was likely killed by an israeli soldier. responding to fire from palestinian gunmen, but it says it will not pursue any criminal charges whose trust has been picked as the new leader of the u. k. conservative party and is set to replace force johnson as british prime minister on tuesday. she beat for chancellor, where she soon acts by around $20000.00 votes and gas prices have rocketed across europe after russia warned it will not reopen the gnawed stream one pipeline to the continent until sanctions are lifted. the cost of gas increased by 30 percent on monday and is up for 100 percent from the start of the year. can you supreme court has upheld william rooters whe

values. meanwhile, washington spend a total of 8 trillion dollars on walls across the middle east, north africa, and south central asia into decades. that's according to research by the watson institute for international and public affairs brown, university of the amount to trillion was spent on the war. enough gun is done, which ended just one year ago with america's clumsy and rather embarrassing withdrawal. author and journalist daniel lazar says that he doesn't believe the reports about russia's interference, saying the us itself. huffman built in dozens of elections in other countries. the state department report to ca, ford is just ludicrous. i mean, according to a study they at carnegie mellon university, the us interfered in 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war to beams and lessons in havi as ask an est and elsewhere. the us has a national endowment for democracy. a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political parties and other countries. it's part of the law and you know, and, and yes, it is what states do it, but that's what t

reporting to work to enhance stability in the middle east in north africa and the sahara sahel zone.lations with egypt are being consistently built in accordance with the fundamental agreement on comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation signed in 2018. we regard this country as one of the most important partners in africa and the arab world, and we are in constant contact with the president of the session. the inter-correction mission is actively working, involving the growth of trade turnover, which for the first half a year increased by more than 40% large-scale joint projects are being implemented. such as the construction of the eldaba nuclear power plant and the creation of the russian industrial in the suez canal area , regular political dialogue is carried out, close foreign policy coordination is carried out in the presence of the distinguished ambassadors of algeria to egypt as well as their colleagues from other african countries. i would like to remind you that at 20. in the third year, the second russia-africa summit is scheduled to be held in st. together we w

sources of energy supplies the united states is already at the limit, and there are problems in north africa opec is not delivering to the market. one and a half to two million barrels, given that angola, nigeria and libya do not reach the desired level of production, germany itself should not immediately abandon russian gas, said chancellors. he believes that it is necessary to act according to the plan and not force events. otherwise, it is possible to provoke a crisis in industry and the economy. the german cabinet of ministers expects to completely replace russian coal and oil by january next year, and gas by 2024. the filling level of storage facilities has seriously increased, and the volume of consumption has stabilized due to savings; now we can say that even if it will be very difficult . we'll probably make it through this winter, but we won't immediately completely abandon russian gas. it would not be entirely responsible if we refused in one day what continues to be supplied, we would complicate our task in germany now more than 18 billion cubic meters. this is more than 80% of t

the moment where are we now when in the second world war , after two years of confrontation in north africaamerican british knocked out the germans, led by rombile churchill, spoke with the help of history, which he said, this is not the end yet, this is not even the beginning of the end, but it is the end of the beginning, so i would like somewhere for us maybe somewhere to feel this note and apply it to the current situation we media centers of ukraine, we actually work with information and see a lot of betrayal and a lot of victories. i think that the moment in which we are now is the first emotion. it seems to me that there is a reason to give birth. if the military tells us about certain successes, let's move on and i can only imagine what emotions are now in people from kharkiv or from balaklia, when we now see these shots, i think that these people and we all deserve a moment of happiness and joy , and we need this in order to be stronger and stronger tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, and we really know that every meter of freed land - this blood is life, this is the great courage

in the chernozem region already yes, plus 20, what can we say about yoga, where the currents of north africa5-28. we experienced practically no precipitation in st. petersburg tomorrow up to plus 12, but at times. everything is the same with rain in moscow, too. light rain and about 15 degrees warm. each city is special with you fly to kazan irkutsk novosibirsk and other cities of russia many daily flights aeroflot journey continues on october 1st. we are waiting for +17. let it be so with the weather forecast was victoria chernikova thank you tonight right after the big news on our channel continued serial melodrama gulls, the women's volleyball club from kaliningrad will have a match in moscow with the favorite with the hammer team, but behind the back of the head coach. maxim poplar gulls are playing their game. lena is lucky, as soon as his ryzhik is in the hospital with an attack of appendicitis, the situation is serious, but the heroine makes it difficult to hide it from the team. will the seagulls be able to win in such conditions, we will find out today at 21:20. well, this afternoon

in date of failure, walked across north africa, was still sings, of very high temperatures, particularly up towards the northwest. quite a rush of showers through central africa nigeria, seeing some very heavy rain and on the easterly ways which continued to post their way further west was pushing over to ward senegal to was the gambia over the next day or so. joining up with the heavy showers that we have across the democratic republic of congo, a few showers there in the eastern parts of kenya, eastern areas of tanzania. so whether to just around the southern cape, on sunday, grassy pushing up towards the eastern side of south africa, i saw official ally of the journey debating the issues of the day for you, so it's always been criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just numbered. there people are families and our friends and our community members on our online i, jewel, voice fisma to iep don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be soft with the political solution as climate change progresses, there are some people who are pleated, that they're just goi

in date of failure, walked across north africa, was still seeing some very high temperatures, particularly up towards the northwest. quite a rush of showers through central africa nigeria, seeing some very heavy rain and on the easterly waist, which continued to post their way further westward, pushing over to ward. so synagogue to was the gambia over the next day or so joining up with a heavy showers that we have across the democratic republic of congo. a few showers there at the eastern parts of kenya. eastern areas of tanza near some went by the, to just around the southern cape, on sunday, grassy pushing up towards the eastern side of south africa. ah, in the year 127180. the young italian merchant set out on an extraordinary journey . marco polo followed the sucrose designer to the heart of the empire. retracing his steps, how a modern day explorer discovers a last words and a reminder of what and whose lives history. marco, on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching out 0 reminder of our top stories. the salad ukrainian forces are regaining territory from russia in the northeast. keith n

risen between france and turkey themselves, with the nato member states competing for influence in north africa. turkish political scientists honor non who's all ton believes the year of french gemini in the region is over french government and then still keep seeing it, considering they're not africa and the media list as the breakouts, but this period is finished now. and let's look at the examples this take the examples of libya or for syria, awfully been on. now in this field, france is no more active, no more dominance. and turkey play important role to that the did this in this period. this consists off that the breaking of the french influence in this, in the, in the regions. so death why grass is her following an aggressive policy against or q entered government for us from the beginning of the company. cheap sporting the you bringing the force a giving arms to them. and on the other hand, they know that micron stating that he wants to deal with russia. so, i mean, where is the logic on the, on the statement. and from the beginning, he act with the american not it didn't act for the fre

dr sanam vakil is deputy director of the middle east north africa programme at chatham house, and is come around every few years, as young iranians are tired of living under economic hardship. these are very moving and empowering images of society, people, young people, pushing back against decades of repression, really simply have had enough, being sparked by this tragic death of mahsa amini, and seizing upon it to take to the streets and really fight for greater freedom, greater equality. iranians have also been experiencing economic hardship from mismanagement and international sanctions. so all of this has been piling up through the years and it's coming out on the streets of iran. you are watching bbc news, a reminder of the headlines: eyewitnesses say armed soldiers are going door—to—door in occupied parts of ukraine to collect votes for so—called referendums on joining russia. a british man, freed this week after being held by russian—backed forces in ukraine, has said he was treated worse than a dog and thought he could be killed in captivity. speaking to the sun on sunday, a