north africa, it's part of africa. we have divers mixed marriages, routing, callers that make our identity. africa is our identity. it's also part of morocco's constitution. exactly, but is, but who do you think he is referring to me? who is he saying is behind this? as he present conspiracy, i, if i think, i mean he's statements were really vague, but i think what he's meant men, he's a target in sub saharan migrants. he's targeting people who are making, you know, our identity. there are parts of our identity. i mean, what do you think you'd called it a criminal arrangement made since the beginning of the century to alter the demographic structure of june? is it said the what's is tactic here? do you think? well, it's the same tactic as he always, you know, just like we've heard now, it's vague statements, always accusing people plotting against the state against chinese. yeah. always accusing people of conspiracy without naming anything. so really you did that. they did that with his political opponents by the could

so it's a, it's, it shows increasing act activities, especially in the libya in the north africa. and that in those areas are just right for tensions. several mainstream media outlets have warned of quotes russian misinformation across africa. i come to me growing times between moscow on the continent on the west failure to impose its agenda. oh, the report was mentioned luc michelle, a belgian political activists created all the rest of the network, was immediate claim, his website disseminated quoted, russia pop down on the continent and is financed by moscow. despite michelle saying he has no links to the kremlin. well, that comes amid the western agenda losing popularity in africa. again, a fancy has expelled the french home after molly did the same a few months ago became false.

extreme weather across the key producer region of southern spain and north africa. this is morocco.d out emergency aid to thousands of families. retailers are saying the limits will be temporary, which means there's no reason to panic—buy. more produce is grown here during the summer months but according to the british retail consortium we import around 95% of tomatoes and 95% of lettuces between december and march. we expect this to be short—term disruption due to bad weather at the moment but genuine supply is really good from these parts of europe and north africa so people don't need to be worried. a little bit frustrating at the moment but it will soon pass. but should there be shortages in the uk? at the national farmers' union conference in birmingham, there's been criticism of the government's record on food security. the rhetoric of successive governments that we are a wealthy country, we can just import our food, must be exposed as naive in the extreme, in a rapidly challenging world. the farming minister mark spencer, though, told us that some empty shelves can be seen as

beauty were destroyed. and they bombed and destroyed it, in fact, after this base was lost in north africa central africa , you can see that mr. they don't try, the mines are actually oil refineries and the launch of oil resources is led by the independence of countries, mr. rudd. and what is the characteristic of africa that russia is trying to host a meeting of the heads of african countries next spring in moscow ? sing a happy song. among the countries of the african region should coordinate well. they have a 45-year history of being on the subway in a base. use it. on the other hand, egyptians, i realized that cooperation with the united states or not being able to achieve the results that should be achieved by the united states, what happened. in the economy of this country, there is an alternative to african countries, their resources and cheap labor are less than other continents, there are less resources, oil resources, mineral resources, which are badly needed by developed countries like china and america, a very basic investment of at least 20 years. in the past, in the periphera

, if you will, for not only in the mediterranean, because of turkey and syria, but also all of north africa and in, and the potential expansion as the united states. these are a russian influence going into africa as well. for the brits to let us come into their facilities, i think is it's not unusual, but it's certainly might suggest that the us focus in, in some respects is oriented increasingly toward africa. turkey, the united states now trying to build up its military presence with the greeks as opposed to the church because of the relationship there. so it's a, it's, it shows increasing act activities, especially in the libya and the north africa. and that it, those areas are just the right for tensions. the turkish interior minister has slammed the us ambassador over what he claims is an attempt to interfere and the domestic, sophie's country, america. so i am addressing the american ambassador when you get your dirty hands or turkey, which i'm telling you very clearly from this piece, and then just do the hands of turkey. i know very clearly what you have on your, on the model of wh

greetings , for example, to north africa, this region has significantly increased purchases of petroleum products. russia successfully delivers oil to the world market without the need to comply with western price restrictions, such concerns were expressed by the bloomberg agency, according to it, oil is transshipped from tanker to tanker in neutral waters for this. however , experts emphasize that this is not a circumvention of the sanctions, this is only the optimization of routes, since delivery is now going to other markets. the distance has increased. sanctions prohibit a number of operations related to maritime transportation . they prohibit them under the control of companies, that is, europe with all due respect to europe , it cannot prohibit russia from transporting its oil. sea. europe cannot ban asian companies from transporting russian oil by sea. and also it cannot prohibit insuring russian ships or here, transporting russian oil to some non-european, well or not, american companies. according to bloomberg year-to-date in lockon bay more than 20 million barrels were reloaded

been created for days and bombed they destroyed it, in fact, after regaining the lost base in north africa, central africa can see that mr. last year, our cooperation with the african country is strategic and long-term to see that they do not interfere in the government structure and the mines actually oil refineries and the launch of oil resources to the leader are welcomed by these countries . it has the characteristic that russia is trying to host a meeting of the heads of african countries in moscow next spring. happy network . africa coordination create a 45-year history of being in egypt and using a base, and in return , the egyptians realized that iran could not achieve the result that should be achieved by cooperating with the united states. what is happening in the economy of this country? the important thing about african countries is their resources, and cheap labor is less about other continents , the availability of oil resources, mineral resources, which are badly needed by developed countries like china and america, a very basic investment for at least the last 20 years in a

extreme weather across the key producer region of southern spain and north africa. this is morocco.families. retailers are saying the limits will be temporary, which means there's no reason to panic—buy. more produce is grown here during the summer months but according to the british retail consortium we import around 95% of tomatoes and 95% of lettuces between december and march. we expect this to be short—term disruption due to bad weather at the moment but generally supply is really good from these parts of europe and north africa so people don't need to be worried. a little bit frustrating at the moment but it will soon pass. but should there be shortages in the uk? at the national farmers' union conference in birmingham, there's been criticism of the government's record on food security. the rhetoric of successive governments that we are a wealthy country, we can just import our food, must be exposed as naive in the extreme, in a rapidly challenging world. the farming minister mark spencer, though, told us that some empty shelves can be seen as an opportunity. there has been so

but the already heavily have a heavy burrow in the presence in north africa, falsified galleries. and this is all the interest of the united states to keep differential north africa and to continue to find areas. and especially i see some type of market there, which is also quite costly. the french maintain also an old looked up force, and this is also extremely costly venture to naca if they do indeed increase their defense spending. and we heard from the german chancellor, all our souls whose vowing now to a quote, permanently meet nato's defense spending goal for individual members of 2 percent of g d p. how do you think the russians will be looking into this? because does this reinforce the sentiment amongst russia, that nato does, and will remain an exist and existential threats? yes, but of course, russia what your opinion and what nature was doing is responding to brushing aggression mean russia states its fear of national expansion. but it never asks the fundamental question of why neutral has expanded into inter central eastern europe . it wasn't that nature was seeking n

meanwhile, some showers, they're just around shanicea, northern parts of algeria, but from much of north africa it is fine dry and said less is the case across the western side of southern africa over to walls. yes, you see very heavy rain with flooding in the s. what teeny i mozambique, ah serious dorcas days with one man leading the country through pleasant alice's last legitimacy, he needs to step out as he retained control through over a decade of war. we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect in human eyesight, master of chaos, on order 0. ah, south africa is declared a national disaster to face a dire energy crisis. the president says it's a threat to the economy and the nation social fabric. but is this move enough and what caused the emergency in the 1st place? this is.

for algeria, the possibility of some lively showers as well, but for much of north africa, it is going to be dry. the main showers the course into southern areas of africa. some very heavy right to the northern parts of south africa, making the way for the north. ah. the undercover reporting a exclusive stories explosive results, al jazeera investigations february on i just, you know, rhinos in tigers, in the pool, post to the brink of extinction. one or one he's discovered how they're 14 happy turned around a year on from russia's evasion of ukraine. jazeera looks at the impact and asks where events might lead from here. rigorous debate, unflinching questions up front muslim until cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. nigerians vote in what's likely to be the most closely contested election in the country's history from those that wielded to those who confronted people. and paula investigate the youth and abusive power around the world. february on al jazeera with the united states says it's tracking a chinese spy balloon flying over sensitive.

but also all of north africa and in, and the potential expansion as the united states. these are a russian influence going into africa as well. so it's, it's a multi, has a multi purpose and it's in very friendly areas. so you would suggest the possible expansion of the american presidents in cyprus, which as you said, is a strategic location in the mediterranean given its proximity to europe, to africa. and to many of those are states is more would be more connected with sort of theory and africa than what's going on in europe and ukraine at the moment . well, it can also, it can also serve in a limited way with the ukraine, but i see it aimed more at the middle east and north africa. it certainly can be turned around to see what's going on in turkey. and of course, you've got to go through the dark nails to get up to the black sea area where you're going to run into ultimately run into ukraine. but it's, it's, it, intelligence expansion for, let's say, terrorist build up in africa to be a very, very important there's, it's well known that the united states to the unite

north africa is not providing a valuable new market for mosque was all the products after western nation shunned imports over the ukraine crisis. morocco's importance rose by 2000000 borrows last month while to new jersey is increased by 2800000 with a larger number expected as well. this month. i'll jury and social scientists, toler lie, exact loamy, sees north african countries, depend on the revenue from these oil exports, and have no obligation to follow the west restrictions. hello. so come to the, i mean, the juniors. yeah. and do bunch can only mortal go a bit, he needs a little oil and pits are under a fork. really? so she, for me, it's on from them. it's a good opportunity to put chaise selection. all you did as gov's. and of course, a computer shuttle united a been union, a restriction on sumption. so sure moral co, unsuspicious numerical is depending on the oil and gas. and they have been dealing with. they have been for a button machine company with we go we, we've been staying and of course now with that is an opportunity. i'm sure they will get did that for they want to be

for algeria, the possibility of some lively showers as well, but for much of north africa, it is going to be dry. the main showers the course into southern areas of africa, some very heavy right into the northern parts of south africa, making the way for the north. ah, a city defined by military occupation is never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome, but as a default spectrum, that meant then the color project, that's what we refuse. it was one of the founders of a settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupation discrimination, injustice. this is upper thigh to the 21st century. jerusalem, a rock and a hard place analogy 0. every year in china, an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their parents. 101 east. fuller. some mothers, desperately trying to re unite with their children on al jazeera ah al jazeera, with lou. oh, okay, you're watching out 0 reminder of our top story is this a long time? guantanamo detainees who is tortured it, cia black sites in jail for more than

republic and his colleague and head of the foreign ministry, the main topics are the situation in north africa middle east, as well as trade , economic and military cooperation. today is the day of russian science, it was established by presidential decree. in the ninety- ninth year, the scientists of our country had a huge impact on the history of mankind. their ideas have been embodied in unique inventions and outstanding discoveries in various fields. the us will support ukraine so much. as much as necessary, the president of the united states joe biden stated this in his annual address to congress, he noted that in this decision the political forces of the country remain united, despite belonging to one party or another, noted the conflict in ukraine has become a test for centuries, a test for america and for the whole world the conflict in ukraine will end when the west stops the proxy war against russia and stops pumping weapons to kiev, the permanent representative of our countries at the un vasily nebenzya according to him. now western countries continue the policy of lies and fraud. t

can also serve in a limited way with ukraine, but i see it aimed more at the middle east and north africa. it certainly can be turned around to see what's going on in turkey. and of course, you've got to go through the dark nails to get up to the black sea area where you're going to run into ultimately run into ukraine. but it's, it's, it, intelligence expansion for, let's say, terrorist build up in africa are going to be a very, very important there's, it's well known that the united states to the united states that russia seeks to expand in, in africa. so that's going to be and, and of course the, the russians, mediterranean, and the fleets traverse that area. so it's a highly strategic area. and of course the relationship between the u. k and the u . s. especially in intelligence is part of the 5 eyes arrangement that they have, which shows their real close. this is for all kinds of intelligence gathering. so now i see more from the intelligence gathered parts of the so called special relationship to the u. k. so probably says it's how it's with america. not just before you go, michael

and those that produce themselves, they have refineries in north africa, this morocco kiwi, tunisia,eria. they produce what they produce at home. now they can export everything in turn. china has increased imports of russian coal in the first 40 days of this year at a rate through the key checkpoint, zabaikalsk manchuria tripled, approaching half a million tons, yes, and consumes more coal. it consumes about 52% of all coal that is mined on the planet than all other countries combined, and 48% is mined. and quite a lot of countries live on these four percent, including the russian federation, that is, the expansion of coal supplies to china was included in our energy strategy . we expanded bam and the trans-siberian. just in order to be able to deliver to the east not 100 million tons, and 200 million tons of logistics for coal , oil and oil products have already been almost completely rebuilt for the new markets. they say experts supply gas, it will be physically more difficult here. more time, but the work will be completed. and now the quarter-finals of the russian football cup en

the levels that were recorded before the pandemic, so in most countries of the middle east and north africaase will exceed 10%. as reading, the head of the imf, moderate inflation will continue in saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, qatore, kubeite amani. and bahrain, they are members of the gulf cooperation council. well , let's move on to other topics. now footage of the combat work of russian t-90s, a breakthrough in the special operation zone tankers of the southern military district are destroying firing points, fortified positions, as well as armored vehicles aloud at military facilities, hitting direct fire and closed positions for reconnaissance targets and adjustments. fire is used by drones. the machine is quite efficient compared to previous versions, more secure and reliable. yes, and the mass has become larger, but the protection of its degree has increased, so this machine can withstand enemy tours very well. it also has a fairly passable goose, it goes wider. plus , does the driver also have a semi-automatic? reliable protection against air attacks in the special operatio

republic and his colleague and head of the foreign ministry, the main topics are the situation in north africa the middle east, as well as trade , economic and military cooperation. science he received established by presidential decree. in the ninety-ninth year, the scientists of our country had a huge impact on the history of mankind. their ideas have been embodied in unique inventions and outstanding discoveries in various fields. the united states will support ukraine for as long as necessary, the president said of the united states, joe biden, in his annual address to congress, he replied that in this decision the political forces of the country remain united, despite belonging to one party or another, so he said this, referring to the ambassador of ukraine oksana markarova, who was present in the hall as an honored guest the us president said the conflict in ukraine has become a test for the ages for the whole world. the invasion of ukraine was a test for the ages, a test for america, a test for the world. will we uphold our core principles? will we defend sovereignty , we defend the rig

and severe weather has hit harvest in spain and north africa, causing several supermarket chains. the u. k. to ration some fruits and vegetables . supply chain disruption is expected to last a few weeks. case as yet lives out as air. well, next ah . my corner, a new line as well. sure. lemme mind. i'll try out and learn what funding already been about a little bit. but sector buddy, what about up to know what i knew, what i'm. yeah, i'm sure what to read. but heston what i thought or . yeah. i do. i remember. well, i yeah. i love so much idea follows a a, a quarter of a a a good job. it's you probably don't deny. i'm with van to live with grandma i with. 6 6 the bye, a, [000:00:00;00] a with a with been miss melissa graham had been her young. consider meffort clutch about a bunch of bob. bam. premise chabot has her other always will give you animal. amazon will be our our son had the machine gun on a level, which i'm a blog and i was there a good 3. i mean, big us that had the, or you had lab and thought of the even going on by been good. another hope the should it got all of them

greet the russian foreign minister plans to discuss security sovereignty and energy regarding north africa on the sahara and to hell regions. previously, he visited molly where he pledged a russian assistance for fighting against extremist groups. let's learn more right now crossing live to johannesburg, west just after 1 pm, and bear as author, correspondent, catabolic capital. great to see you today. so shaking hands all over the continent and seemingly ensuring the continued birth of the multi polo world. kind of what more can you tell us about lab ralphs continued to well, as you say, rory, you definitely write. the man does not stub from back that to buy my call and now in new charge in the more retain the minister lover of has not rested much seeing that this is his 2nd time on the continent in just 10 days. and this time he is meeting with the president of motor tamia, mr. mohammad, the world guys wanting as well as his his for and counterpart mohammed self dog who will be discussing issues of international importance, regional corporation. particularly with a situation in north afr

meanwhile, some showers, they're just around shanicea, northern parts of algeria, but from much of north africa it is fine dry and said less is the case across the western side of southern africa over to walls. yes. received very heavy rain with flooding in the s. what teeny, i'm mozambique ah. turn dirty money into african gold and exclusive al jazeera investigation. coming soon. 1956 to nicea gained independence from france. but the brutal power struggle broke out between the big 2. this is monica and the countries nationalist prime minister al jazeera world, tells the story of the downfall of the dentist. folded the paper, i wrote to the decision to shield the last monarch of tunisia, power and politics on a georgina. there is no channel covering world views like we do. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen that the child care is what we want to know. how do these things affect people? we revisit places, state, even when they're no international headlines. al jazeera, really invest in that, and that's a privilege. as a journalist. oh, a tough thorns on the running dollar mo

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extreme weather across the key producer region of southern spain and north africa. this is morocco.sands of families. retailers are saying the limits will be temporary, which means there's no reason to panic—buy. more produce is grown here during the summer months but according to the summer months but according to the british retail consortium we import around 95% of tomatoes and 95% of lettuces between december and march. we 9596 of lettuces between december and march. ~ , . , ., , march. we expect this to be short-term _ march. we expect this to be short-term disruption - march. we expect this to be short-term disruption due l march. we expect this to be | short-term disruption due to march. we expect this to be - short-term disruption due to bad short—term disruption due to bad weather at the moment but genuine supply is really good from these parts of europe and north africa so people don't need to be worried. a little bit frustrating at the moment but it will soon pass. but should there be shortages in the uk? at the national farmers' union conference in birmingham, there's be

hello there. wet and windy weather dominates the weather story across north africa . but before we get there, let's have a look at the middle east and levant, where that cold continues to grit. areas was affected by the earthquake takia and syria, seen that bitter cold with exceptionally low temperatures at night and that cold has spread its way further south. we've seen temperatures that have come right down to the likes of doha, as well as to by kicked in by that shamal wind. it is feeling rather blustery, but that does ease. by the time we get into saturday, we will see some slight recovery here. now as we move to north africa, that's where we're seeing that really nasty weather across the mediterranean, affecting coastal areas of libya as well as chinese. yet bringing that rain all the way through to our we are also expecting to see some pretty wet weather affect parts of morocco. we've got warnings out, western sahara and martin martini, as well seeing that wet and wintry weather. it'll also pull its way across into the canary islands, over the weekend bluster we

country, almost 400,000 children suffer from malnutrition and need treatment in certain regions of north africaareas further south in the sahara desert. by all live on less than 5 dollars a day in extreme poverty, for example, 90% of the population of niger 82% of burkina faso and 82 salts, according to the un, the vast majority of the population lives in houses made of clay and concrete and does not even have access to electricity no wonder that the predatory policy and ephemeral assistance to africans simply got tired of the government of burkina faso unilaterally denounced the agreement on the presence of french armed forces and demanded that all troops be withdrawn from its territory in a month. french last year the military was sent out of maria and asked for help in russia. africa said enough. i'm getting divorced , i need to be respected, and without respect, nothing will come of it, it seems africans, fed up with european arrogance, the continent is increasingly turning away from the west and in the west. they see this very well, they cannot accept it, they are obviously jealous of new

union, but seriously discussed the issue and they had a program to join the european union of north africaries of the north african countries, that is, tunisia morocco and so on. i mean, uh, our opponents might say, so what's up with the lab-developed countries. yes, there is oil there. from this point of view, only, but in fact , the european union, uh, they approached this issue very pragmatically. why is it not only that there are raw materials, but these are large markets for the sale of their products and suppliers of labor, but they considered this way, the second i’m telling you an example when, uh, it means our integration processes were just gaining momentum. e, so we had a radio bridge , i emphasize on our radio, and i was invited from the other side. uh, so there were businessmen from kazakhstan and we discussed integration issues, and then even in an integration group. only three countries entered, and russia, belarus and kazakhstan. and here are the kazakh businessmen, they say, why are we discussing the issue of admitting kyrgyzstan, er, means taji? join armenia and join our

it was the world cup where it was said that in the world cup games, the people of north africa are thece of young africans in the games, and they hate it and commit these crimes. the west bank and the gaza strip in response at the call of the al-asud resistance group, palestinian youths witnessed a massive march in the cities of nablus and ruhollah. based on the rally , they declared their support for the islamic resistance . a car rally was also held in khalil and jenin. the gaza strip also responded to the call of al-asud. a large-scale march was held in various areas, in some areas, including the northeast of quds, south of baitullah, nablus, and al-aisawi settlement , also in palestine , against the attack of the zionist resistance forces. to continue the path of resistance and confronting the zionists had invited this resistance group to the zionist occupation regime and to wait for our response because i am coming to you from a place you don't expect . nablus reported that ismail haniyeh, the head of the political office of hamas movement, issued a message and expressed his grati

it's all because of shortages following poor harvests in europe and north africa.ks. 0ur rural affairs correspondent claire marshall reports. asda and morrisons say they've had problems getting hold of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and other salad and vegetable crops and their producing limits on what you can buy. the reason? extreme weather across the key producer region of southern spain and north africa. this is morocco. snowstorms have led the government to hand out emergency aid to thousands of families. retailers are saying the limits will be temporary, which means there is no reason to panic buy. where we are anticipating maybe two or three weeks of disruption, it's really weather—related, so once the weather improves and the products like tomatoes ripen a little bit quicker than they have been today, and also it makes moving the product a little bit easier, we've had some problems with flooding, we expect it really to change. but should there be shortages in the uk? at the national farmers' union conference in birmingham, there's been criticism of the govern

and a political scientist, pay attention to this, that is, we we see that spain and morocco and north africaject to these cheap prices, and there is a surge now and the formation of a new phoenix of russia , but this is still not all of europe and not all of africa. okay, now it's 10 % of everything is what it is it is possible in numbers we can even say it is 10% - it is calculated and calculated very, very clearly because they wrote azers e-e in the reports azers , that is, it is unknown who is looking at mr. andrey , one more question and if we believe you and or other e-e specialists, it turns out so that the age of russia is over, what is it now, if well, it is hard for me to imagine that they cannot supply gas to china, for example, because there is no pipe, you cannot gas, er, billiards without a pipe in europe , there is no pipe either, and i, if it even it would not have been bought, the oil remains here these are the prices you're talking about, we need to close all these swimming pools, and then what , what will russia look like in 10 years. okay , in five. come on, in five, ten,

had to tunisia across the mediterranean, where much of the coral on the global market comes from north africa, has the largest deposits in the mediterranean here too many people live from the coral trade and they are also feeling the impact of smuggling murano a far we runs a small shop where he turns red coral into jewelry. tourists can buy a coral earring here for as little as 15 euros. that's not enough to make more rather foul. we wealthy. but he says over the past 20 years, it's always been enough to provide a good life for his wife and children. the household income affair island and at the whole family pictures in here at the shop. she varman them with some work in the morning as others in the afternoon. i will yet. and if we produce all the coral jewelry, ourselves, thought it from the harvested coral to the finished product zillow. my sons are only 10 and 15 bizarre no lead. my m was all of them, they've basically grown up with the carl jewelry here in the store. and i am, so she snugly this net move had a, thow he's hometown of to barker lies on tunisia, northern mediterranean coast

the middle east and north africa. the e. b r. d says it's focus regions saw 3.2 percent growth between january and september of last year, but that was still slower than growth. the output of all of 2021. looking at country growth, specifically the biggest decline came from ukraine, which posted a 30 percent drop in the study period. while turkey grew 6 point one percent during that january to september a period, the e b r d says the earthquake has significantly dampened those prospects. we're joined now by evie. are the chief economist, be at a for a chick. welcome be outta so let's start with turkey. you views the experience of a previous earthquake in 1999 as the model to assess the economic damage that turkey may expect from last week's earthquake. tell us, what are your findings? while the earthquake has been a huge human strategy, but also it has economic costs. however, even though this year's earthquake was stronger in magnitude than the one in $1099.00, we hope that it's economic impacts will not be greater. and that's b

the middle east and north africa, the e b r. d says it's focus regions, saw 3.2 percent growth between january and september of last year. but that was still slower than growth. the output of all of 2021. looking at country growth, specifically the biggest decline came.

the middle east and north africa, the e b r d 's says it's focus region, saw 3.2 percent growth between january and september of last year. but that was still slower than growth. the output of all of 2021. looking at country growth, specifically the biggest decline came from ukraine, which posted a 30 per cent drop in the study period. while turkey grew 6 point one percent during that january to september period, the e b r the says the earthquake has cigna.