north africa and resolve for sicily. this is a it's a source of. change in doctrine is a change in organization it's a change in prioritization for the theater. critically important? unfortunately it's a great idea. not successfully out because we still don't know exactly what we're in sicily. ultimately, it becomes a good idea that we're going continue to build on for north africa or sorry, four for italy. the other story about sicily, though, is if you flip it around to the german side, one of the true successes of the war for the axis is the evacuation of sicily and how effectively they're able to do it in a very short amount of time. tremendous numbers of people and equipment are able to across the strait of massena essentially opposed by our side for for a number of reasons. but it's learning on both sides as we go along. well, not also have now in sicily new equipment's called duke these are the amphibious. if you go up to the wisconsin or somewhere in the u.s., you can still see these things in operation right there floating around doing the

we'll see qualities eisenhower presented that made choose him for north africa and then d-day. what was it about eisenhower that attracted fdr? quick to think it makes sense to point out that eisenhower had an amazing relationship with a general fox connor. and fox connor took eisenhower under his wing and helpin them develop some of his military lessons or his military e.knowledge. fox connor mentioned eisenhower to general marshall. general marshall introduced eisenhower to fdr as well. >> he was the chief of staff you had to choose a leader for the d-day invasion epithet is going to be marshall but editing eisenhower. i have comic-con relationship. what they have a complicated relationship butou i don't deal fdr felt he could do without marshall that time marshall was an incredible administrator and sounding board for fdr. folks on the very first important meetings took place in casablanca after the north africa invasion. that was a difficult time for eisenhower but he wasn't sure if he is going to get fired or get promoted. >> it was quite a show for the americans after the

the first really important meetings between the two of them took place in casablanca after the north africa invasion. and it was a difficult time for eisenhower. he wasn't sure whether he was going to get fired or whether he was going to get promoted. >> it was quite a show after the invasion of africa, don't you think? have i wonder what it was like for eisenhower as he was going into that room with churchill and roosevelt and all those military leaders and having to justify everything that happened until then. >> one of the things i've been amazed about eisenhower is his ability to remain calm. don't get me wrong, he could lose his temper like the best of men, but when he really needed to be calm and smooth with his delivery, he was really masterful. so i'm sure that he was very, certainly very nervous about that -- internally very nervous ant that, but i bet he displayed himself in an amazing way. >> i think one of his most successful characteristickings was his ability to get along with a wide range of people and probably why he was given the title of commander for the d-day invasion. h

you're right, it is very important, the extension, particularly for north africa and sub—saharan african, which will impart even more green that we are seeing the so it is good news for them that they can plan some buying contract with a producer in ukraine and also russia. and important about russia because there may be a tendency to russia is just blocking the experts from ukraine but this is also good news for russia, isn't it?— for russia, isn't it? indeed. both ukraine and _ for russia, isn't it? indeed. both ukraine and russia _ for russia, isn't it? indeed. both ukraine and russia export - for russia, isn't it? indeed. both ukraine and russia export 70 - for russia, isn't it? indeed. both- ukraine and russia export 70 million tonnes of wheat during the current season and we expect they will export more or less the same volume for the next season. so it's very important, it is more than 35% of the global trade of wheat so it's really important. we the global trade of wheat so it's really important.— the global trade of wheat so it's really important. we have seen the implications —

.— smuggling, gangs operating in north africa. the times says enven— north africa.to prevent an expected enge— algeria to prevent an expected envee en— algeria to prevent an expected surge of migrants— algeria to prevent an expected surge of migrants heading for europe— surge of migrants heading for europe enn— surge of migrants heading for europe this summer. the italian government— europe this summer. the italian government predicts up to 400,000— government predicts up to 400,000 people will attempt to ene— 400,000 people will attempt to cross the mediterranean into italy— cross the mediterranean into new .— cross the mediterranean into new . nnen-e— cross the mediterranean into italy . that's four cross the mediterranean into italy. that's four times as many as teen— italy. that's four times as many as test ven— italy. that's four times as many as test year .— italy. that's four times as many as last year. former conservative adviser claire pennan— conservative adviser claire neeneu enve— conservative adviser claire pearsall says this is the right course of acti

senior policy fellow for the middle east and north africa program at the european council on foreign relations, talking about the visit between iranian and syrian leaders. three days of national mourning are underway in serbia after a 13-year-old boy shot and killed eight fellow pupils and one security guard at his school in belgrade this morning. local authorities say that seven others -- a teacher and six pupils -- were injured in the school shooting. according to police, the attacker carried two guns and two petrol bombs and had planned everything carefully. the shooter has been arrested and has confessed to the incident. the serbian president is being placed in a psychiatric institution. -- the serbian president says the 13-year-old is being placed in a psychiatric institution. >> parents and students outside the state of the attack in shock. a 13-year-old student entered this school in central belgrade. he had his father's handgun, with which he killed a security guard and shot his teacher, who is now in critical condition. he then started opening fire in a classroom, killing hi

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and i found out that it was the port of algiers in north africa. scary for an 18—year— old boy who had never been out of north shields. yeah, but because we had been trained to do what we had to do, we just got on with it. you know, i mean, if the sergeant saysjump, you said, "how high?" and we just did whatever we were told to do. and that's the easiest way to get on in the army. if the sergeant or the corporal says, "do it," you do it. a lot of the time i was trained in weapons, but because i had a little bit of a problem with one of my eyes, they thought that a rifle wasn't a good idea for me. and so they put me on bren guns. in fact, for a period of time in africa... ..i was a twin bren gunner, and that meant that i was sitting on a very small vehicle with two bren guns pointing backwards... with the convoy in front and i was like tail end tommy, watching for aircraft, attacking from behind. or if i was at the front, then i did the same again. but they thought because of the eye problem that i was better with the twin bren guns rather than with

their economies and strengthened ties the hello that is more heavy rain to come to the pots of north africa, but before we get there, let's have a look at the middle east and live on. we've seen things improve across more northern areas. temperature, is it picking up across the north for places like tech? yeah, those still a what story? lots of rain falling here. we'll see that continue through to the end of the week for the dry a picture for the cell. so there's still some spot to shower pots of saudi arabia and some heavier rain putting into west and pots of you haven't, with a laundry hot and dry picture across the gulf, from bluff through winds blowing in the through the we can now is it move to north africa, we've got some help with extending out to north eastern areas, knocking up the temperature in cairo for egypt. 51 degrees celsius the on. so it's a much west to, for the north west from a rock of algeria where we've seen flooding as well as 14 is here for the south of this, the thunderstorms continue to rumble around the gulf of guineas, very intense students to come to the souther

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what you notice there, as a reminder about top stories, this, our people's month lives in north africa tell out to 0. they're expecting a significant increase in migrant numbers. customer mediterranean red cross has taken control of migrant camps on the highly an island of lump producer as it prices for new arrivals as the spot in through john appears to be holding off for several breaches. and we some days during sized plane, each of us is edging them to honor the truths which was agreed on monday. and one of the remaining fugitives one's head in connection with the 1994 london genocide, will appear in south africa course in the coming hours. on 1st day, full of provisions, keisha was arrested off the 20 is on the run, his involvement and killing 2000 people. a far right miller shanita has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for his role in the attack on the us capital 2 years ago. so it rides the found to the us. keep us has been convicted of seditious conspiracy. unofficial reports from washington, dc, you know, and going straight to the country. the words of the judge who sentenced

. >> what was it that made roosevelt choose him first for north africa and the invasion of normandy and the game but was it about eisenhower that attracted fdr? >> i think ittt made sense to point out that eisenhower had an amazing relationship with general fox conner and foxconn are took him under his wing, took eisenhower under his wing and helped him develop his military lessons or his military knowledge. fox conner mentions the eisenhower to general marshall and general marsh g or -- marshl introduced him to fdr as well. >> marshall was the chief of staff in the course he have to choose a leader for the d-day invasion and ended up being eisenhower said they have a complicated relationship. >> they have a compensated relationship but i don't think that fdr felt he could do without marshall in washington at that time. marsha was an incredible administrator and sounding board for fdr. >> one of the first important meetings between the two of them took place in casablanca after south africa's invasion and it was a a difficult time for eisenhower wasn'tth sure whether he was going to get

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and then we sailed for north africa... ..early november. vision was put in, told to capture the range of hills to the north of tunisia. and, ..we captured hill after hill. but it took time. it took a month of solid fighting. you were attacking probably twice a week... ..another hill. and we were never out of the line at all. we were in action the whole time. and when you captured one hill, you peered over the top of it and there was another hill in front of you. so you just went on and on for a month. you were shot at, shelled, bombed... ..mortared, everything. and you got that dreadful feeling and sickness in your tummy. "oh, god, is this going to be the last time?" and you didn't know. and... sometimes you were lucky, sometimes you weren't. i was lucky. i think i should have been killed five or six times. i don't think i should be talking to you now. i think i should have been buried in a north african field, 75, 80 years ago. when you have a shell bursting three feet away from you, by where you are now... ..you don't expect to live. there

how will our export market develop strangely focused on north africa and the middle east and already arabia are actively buying wheat from us. today, about 80% of our exports go to the countries of the middle east and north africa, we have developed a set of measures for direct interaction with these countries, which we called the grain complex diplomacy. we have developed direct links. in fact, we completely excluded all international intermediaries from these chains, and today, as part of the forum, dmitry patrushev met with a delegation and saudi arabia with representatives of the state organization for food security. minister. discussed the expansion of russian grain supplies to the kingdom's market alexei ivanov valentin stukanov and the sins of dorenko zulfiya khakimova natalya lobanova dmitry litvinenko channel one, sochi you watch the evening news and further forum in kazan theater chekhov festivals much more. don't switch. the voice of spring live today on the first channel when a neobutin hurts somewhere, it acts selectively on pain, a spasm and a violation of the neobutin

it was known that he was a genocide, suspected was known that he was in south africa and he hadn't been monitored to north south africa taking any concrete action. so it's only in the last 2 days they seems to remove mental and that and of course his arrest who was located on the farm and the area of paul just outside cape town. and evidently, according to authorities living under a false name. but it's taken several years full, socrates to get to this point. they hit a piece of extradition, tawanda. okay, so now he appears today in a course in tape town. what are we expecting as well, we know, according to those charges by the united nations and the mechanism, the deals with such charges, he's facing charges including genocide, the conspiracy to commit genocide as well as one is extermination. and this goes back to what happened during the genocide and $1.00 to $9.00 to $9.00 to full way. it's a ledge that he was involved and he was in charge of trying to kill us about 2000 people in a church using a patrol and trying to sit that church. i liked him and that's failed. then i pulled those that church, whi

the heads of 22 countries from the middle east and north africa gathered today in saudi jiddi. greetings to the participants of the arab league summit were sent by the president of russia vladimir putin noted that moscow will develop cooperation with the countries of the organization, for the first time after a 12-year break in work , the president of syria himself takes part in how they met bashar, assad in life, and why they suddenly zelensky appeared my colleague andrey grigoriev the bright return of the syrian president assad to the league of arab states , his every step on the live air of the morning on the plane immediately falls into the circulation handshakes. a good sign that we pay special attention to the arab east in the foyer of the building in jeddah, where the summit is held, crown prince mohammed bin salman al-sout personally meets the leader of saudi arabia presiding over the league we are pleased to see his excellency president bashar. assad. on this, all the arab states themselves are the oldest regional association in the world, created in the forty-fifth ev

there are great opportunities for the islamic ummah from east asia to west africa and north africa, which we in this world order, we should pay attention to it carefully and take advantage of all the opportunities. by maintaining our independence, we should strive to maintain our relationship with everyone within the framework of our national interests and the interests of the islamic world and humanity , and move forward in this direction, otherwise some of the powers like the incident that happened in the same opera, look at this month of balance in a way, between qom and nato and russia, as two powers, one country was put under pressure here, and the meaning of power is world powers, which means that these countries are put under so much pressure that they become one today, we see that it actually happened in one direction and the beginning of a deep and happening part of the ukrainian issue at the global level, and it has its own influence in the region and in the world. tiki is possible to repeat, we should pay attention to it , of course, today in these japanese fields in today's ch

in the in the invasion of north africa as early as november 1942 you get a whole bunch of also newer technologies of landing of communications and again of radar to ensure that the allies are able to get there into casablanca and algiers and then on to sicily and then on to italy for the steady encroachment of the third reich from all sorts of ways. but it isn't that easy mission gentlemen, and i just do dislike people who say with the conquest of north africa. you could move on because the conquest of north africa is a very detailed story with with at last the domination of the air over western europe by february 1944. you could allow the normandy landings. so it's all of it fits together if you're willing to try to fit it together. and those are of course very often the best form of historical explanations is where you take a great deal of historical material and you take the events in within the bardelian framework and you try to explain them at all the different levels on which they operate. yes it is. however rejoicing to historian ladies and gentlemen when you find something li

often— migrant men leaving north africa. often from the national crtrhe— africa.ust make the phone call and— about him. let's just make the phone call and check him out . phone call and check him out. vou— phone call and check him out. you an— phone call and check him out. you can watch— phone call and check him out. you can watch that— phone call and check him out. you can watch that full- you can watch that full interview this evening on dan wootton. tonight at 9:00. explosions have rung out across ukraine's capital as russia launched its 16th air attack on kyiv this month . school children kyiv this month. school children were forced to take cover as the attack unusually struck during the middle of the day. ukraine military say their air defences intercepted all missiles and drones and there are no reports of any injuries. today's barrage followed two nights of heavy drone strikes , with ukraine drone strikes, with ukraine indicating it will launch a counter—offensive imminently. the canadian city of halifax has declared a state of emergency as wildfires contin

today , about 80% of our exports go to the countries of the middle east and north africa. of measures for direct interaction with these countries, which we called the grain diplomacy complex. we have developed direct ties, we have actually completely excluded all international mediators from these chains and today within the framework of the forum. dmitry patrushev met with delegation and saudi arabia with representatives of the state organization for food security. minister. alexei ivanov, valentin stukanov and griffidorenko discussed the expansion of russian grain supplies to the kingdom's market. zulfiya akimova natalya lobanova dmitry litvinenko channel one, sochi flew from moscow to tbilisi and the liner of the russian-azimuth airline has already returned , the first direct flight between russia and georgia , tomorrow the georgian georgian herves and admission on the line will be included in the flight program, sochi tbilisi and moscow-kutaisi issued by our company redwins. today , my colleagues were on board the superjet. all passengers. they say that it has become b

english adzuna employment site, an announcement appeared for residents of the middle east and north africa, they are offered for 20,000 pounds sterling a year to take part in the ukrainian counteroffensive after the expiration date contract and eligibility verification guaranteed accelerated citizenship in the uk or the eu the experiment in the us does not calm down johnson met with the former us president george. bush, johnson is lobbying for the idea of ​​further support for the zelensky regime among republicans who doubt the productivity of such a policy. those who have closely followed his career will recall that 20 years ago , johnson was free to criticize bush jr. for the wars in iraq and afghanistan . the chosen tongue-tied man who epitomizes the arrogance of american foreign policy and who, through his brutal and ill-considered actions in afghanistan and iraq, made the world a more dangerous place for johnson to change his views is not the first time, and british policy in the ukrainian direction today is full consolidation, preparing to come to power , the opposition or baristas a

now the wind is the story across the north of africa was hosting some heavy rain for pots of old julia and to museum. but the winds to the east, so that for libya and egypt could knock up a sandstone. suddenly it's going to be a very dusty situation. the wisdom parts of africa, the winds continue, but the temperatures do come down slightly here. it's more a story of heavy rain, certainly for the likes of nigeria through the mid week. so the south of this quite a picture across the central part of southern africa. but for south africa we've got a system coming in, bringing in some very heavy rain. and when do, whether it's a cape town, heavy full for eastern areas. and that will also bring small snow to this through 2 through choose date to wednesday. the, the join the label conversation to just say the good is the industry could be continued is say, this is a dialogue. we don't always talk to people that have different opinions that we do . everyone has to police must have it here is that society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. it was, it was fun to have an american

countries where the currency is very weak, so having low prices is important, and as i said, in north africaect that they might import maybe the biggest volumes for the next season and therefore to have access to the cheapest wheat is a very important and vital and terms of food security. yes, and inevitably attention will now turn to the future — a limited 60 day extension and we know the impact of the war on harvests and crops and ukraine. what does the future look like right now? in terms of future, we are expecting in black sea region lower harvest in ukraine, as you just stated about the war and uncertainty for farmers to be able to plant hrvest, but also in russia, due to bad weather, important, so they planted less wheat, so this is why it will be very important to have access to the stocks of wheat in these two countries in order to avoid a shock in the global market. so the important extension of that the 02 export grain, just extended for two months, so still lots of questions for global food security. let's go to west africa, where the international monetary fund has approved a $3

and trying to divide the countries of west asia and north africa, either through the direct invasion of iraq and afghanistan is also an excuse for september 11. i hear your voice. the world also hears your voice. those who destroyed these towers will soon hear the voice of all of us through the creation of clinton's isis and the fact that isis is fixing the costs . astrologically, we spent 8 thousand billion dollars in iraq to advance your goals, but we received nothing in return. the expansion of nato spread to the conflict between russia and ukraine . the new middle east also caused the deaths and displacement of millions of people. where we saw that america and its allies through creation isis and other groups of extremism that were promoted by the united states, and the united states was committed to seeking to fragment the middle east, but they failed there, and their role is the role of the united states and the europeans by working to disrupt the middle east region through other proxy groups. the world we are facing has a power structure that does not create order from nature.

been built , it is estimated that it will take 45 days for the transfer of credit from india to north africa to grow the diameter of the works to be built. this number of days is below 20 the day turned into water, and connecting southeast asia to northern europe , it was now called total product, and they said that it has been extended to our borders in azerbaijan and is waiting for this ring to be signed after it reaches it . this is the construction phase and it will start. this is exactly why this program was created today. after the signing , immediately after the signing, on what day is the date set, for example , the construction time of these projects will start, and it will be announced in the program. how much investment is going to be made and its details today it became clear with the presence of other domestic engineers, yes, engineers, but today the meeting of the engineers is in charge, but i mean the construction of the project is a movement, and that the presidents of the two countries will be present virtually. hosseini, thank you for the opportunity you gave us . i'm a mon

so do all these revolts from latin america to north africa? have a common theme or documentary the revolutions factory strives to find out the the what truly motivates nato. is it strategic interested in jail, political positioning, or is it audiology in a pathological hatred of russia? i will let the viewers decide, but one thing is certain, the alliance has split its very existence on the line. different take that to the bank. the some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other countries. the united states of america is different wherever people long to be free, they will find a friend in the united states. the embedding is okay. do i get to start doing uh, uh, medicare that'd be meant to a democrat. see, i'm gonna do it if i piss you, but sort it up at the she said the swooned the show. okay. i could do to email it to out the price. yeah. it'll be me. we won't want any button, any c, p or shoes belonging to this god, this office village and the name of the uh, the carrier said, even do they need that dye official. but s

football violence in north africa has increased since tribal unrest gripped the region a year ago .o you agree with this list? which soccer team's fans are the craziest? the 34th tehran international book fair was an opportunity to again, the issue of the price of paper, we sent it to last year, everything increased by almost 100 %. despite the increase in the price of books, i don't have any publishers . the price of paper and cardboard, which was not in balance, went up and down, even though it came in very little, it went up , as did the price of printing and other expenses. it changed every year, the main belongings of group a are imported paper, you are responsible for the cultural per capita and that the books and the field of culture are available to the people as cheaply as possible, and you assumed our mission, now the iranian paper is going to come to the aid of the publishers that the government at the beginning of the work , the ministry of culture announced that we, god willing, will try we will achieve self-sufficiency in paper within one or two years. god willing, the

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recent years, the trade city between the states of the russian federation , compared to east and north africane of the main trading partners of the russian federation and plays a significant role in strengthening comprehensive cooperation between oseis and the russian federation dear delegates taking into account the long-standing historical relations between the state members and with the russian federation and taking into account the fact that strange members are important natural resources. and that's it. this needs to be transformed, meaningful results of ensuring the development of ensuring well-being for all to develop mutual relations between member states and russia through development and implementation, so i would like to invite russian investors. testing your resources and experience in different areas that have important potentials is another point that requires continuous attention of this form. this is the development of the halal industry, ensuring food security. you are all great. it is known that the global market for products for the latest products has grown very quickly an

towards our borders are the new east and trying to the division of the countries of west asia and north africa and b2720, whether through a direct campaign to iraq and afghanistan, as an excuse for september 11 , i hear your voice, the world also hears your voice, those who destroyed these towers will soon want the voice of all of us. i heard that isis was created by clinton and that isis was created. we spent 8000 billion dollars in iraq in order to advance our goals, but in return for what we received, nothing for nato was spread to the conflict between russia and ukraine . the new middle east also caused the deaths and displacement of millions of people. america from west asia chaos in jahan klopp and second to the war in syria, where we saw that the united states and its allies sought to dismember the middle east through the creation of isis and other extremist groups promoted by the united states, but they failed there and the plans americans and europeans are no longer working to disrupt the middle east region through proxy groups. the world we are facing has a power structure that does

they are trying to break up the countries of west asia and north africa in 2723 through a direct campaign afghanistan under the pretext of september 11. i hear your voice. the world also hears your voice. those who destroyed these towers will soon hear the voice of all of us through the creation of isis, clinton, and being the one who created isis. to advance our goals , we spent 8 trillion dollars in iraq, but in return what did we receive nothing that sina you that to the conflict between russia and ukraine was published, the new middle east also caused the deaths of millions of people, and finally, the united states moved from west asia to the second level of chaos in the syrian war, where we saw that the united states and its allies, through the creation of isis and other groups, extremism, which is a proxy war. america and its allies sought to fragment the middle east, but they failed there, and their roles, the roles of the united states and europeans, to disrupt the middle east region through proxy groups , do not work anymore, the world we are starting from. the structure has a po

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in mauritania in north africa, people come from many countries in the hope of making their fortune. ♪ are said to come true in the scorching heat of the sahara in northern mauritania. but anyone looking to fulfill their deams here has to dig deep. ♪ >> they also need to be brave, or extremely desperate. the mauritanian government has opened up the area for gold prospecting. those seeking their fortune descend deep into the sand in search of buried treasure. but it's a risky undertaking. >> there are many dangers here. you could be working when suddenly everything collapses, and the sand falls on you. we'll look for you and remove the sand until we find you. but there's no oxygen when you're trapped in the pit. ♪ >> there are a lot of cracks in the rock, so it's really dangerous from a safety point of view. the rocks in this part of the sahara are not very stable. the gold diggers try to locate the vein, they follow it into the depths. sometimes it's slanted, sometimes vertical, depending on how jagged it the rock is. that's the surface. assuming there are veins here, the miners will t

syria and the arab-speaking countries of north africa, muslim egypt, to the program that last year sold 21 billion in the country's cinemas , mahsa khavari, the bad parts , greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers , welcome to the football magazine tonight, starting with league one. let's make shams azar victory football for esteghlal khuzestan, thank you for reaching the second place. greetings, the circumcision of open water sticks when they convert into a goal. the players of the shams azar team scored a goal. taherenjad has good damage, and the other penalty areas or passion and the goal of rahman jafari , esteghlal khuzestan, the second team of the ranking table. but in the chadormelo field, ardakan was stopped with 22 images and 51 points. in the other important game today, fajr sepasi shiraz in hamedan passed the city's sard with 21, and with kelowna, one point and one game less than esteghlal, khuzestan became its group in the third place. so do it, we will do shirzadi hours saipa and khyber khorramabad could not get a good result , and to some extent, saipa missed the course

once he got to north africa, his writing really started to connect with readers back home, and newspaperswspapers, both dale by and weekly newspapers. at the height of his career he had 14 million readers. he wrote a daily column. the reach he had and the impact he had is really unprecedented. nobody can claim those numbers today even. so what made him special was that he really put a human face on the war, where we had millions of troops serving overseas. it was really, really difficult for the average reader to picture and understand what was going on. ernie tried to paint that picture for them. >> david, tell us a little bit, a couple of sort of surprising things you learned as you put together this book and really dug into his life that now readers who may have heard the name ernie pyle but don't quite understand his importance, what would surprise and touch them from what you found? >> well, there are a couple of moments in his career overseas that really touched me as i was doing the research, and i retraced his steps through the war starting in north africa and then moved to sicily

we took off africa's north east coast video. colvin tests are on the way to determine the exact dates is not yet clear why the men were funded. faced on the hands appeared to be tied and covered with stones the.

it was a move across to north africa. the heat has been building across the northeast with egypt, cairo. think 38 degrees celsius on wednesday. well above the average, it will come down by friday and that's sunshine pacific. that's not the case with the north west of africa. we but more in the way of west to weather creeping across morocco, into algeria, entities, yet nothing temperatures down below the average. for this time, if you move what weather to come that will intensify across the western areas of africa by thursday, across most central areas. move in the right way of rain coming in for townsend yet, and kenya it flies up. however, for what's one on thursday, west to east and south africa, the largest sleep classified us documents. no one had ever seen the nature of material in that quantity before, really across the world. so it's only one publisher is facing charges for the funds examines what the prosecution of the weeks found for press freedom funds is leaving the messenger. i can't imagine that the bond admi

that if he is in pirouz square , they have less attention that erdogan has towards west asia and north africacording to the type of view. and their ideology, mr. erdoğan, in matters of islamism, there is a possibility that he will actually turn from west asia to the yellow gate and the interior of turkey, and i will ask another question from your point of view. counting the votes , which one of the three do you think is likely to win? if there is more candidate, there is a 99% probability of rain in this election because the warning is in the hands of this power and this is something that i don't know which scientific name of which of the candidates you can do more. there was a lot of dissatisfaction inside this country, and the effects and consequences of the earthquake that happened in turkey were all against mr. erdogan, but we should also note that mr. erdogan has been in power for 20 years and the possibility that he will lose power easily or strength and simply give it to the competitors they are also very few, as a result, turkey is in a complicated situation and in a very complicated

the more than 5 years we've been actively engaging with was active us across the middle east in north africa the we saw president obama dispatch as a special on voice, frank wisner junior, whose father, by the way, was frank, was your senior a long time c. i a official frank listener junior as a background as a diploma and also has been accused of having his own links to the see. i went to basically tell him president mubarak, you've got to transition hi, david groves, a policy research or the rand corporation, which is a non profit institution. it helps improve the policy and decision making for research and analysis. blevins corporation, eh, what would it be important to change this to the america any, a lot more. i look for you to get some food, all they need to talk to me through the stuff to my so the, the phase of it has been diag or but like as of yet got me led me to say that a lot. i'm the going to most of the adult kasinsky to go suite. a mentor could be slimy, she moved it out in practically. so just letting the beat, the record from bianca. so send a finance yacht, a girl b is la

became battle grounds. evan, home and commanded troops in north africa and plans to invade palestine. davi been going to own, rallied people to quote, support the british as if there is no white paper and to pose the white paper as if there was no war hoggard now paramilitary agreed to form a jewish brigade within the british army whose mission would be to fight the german troops. i'm sure, yeah, yeah let's a, as a child my father could read newspapers and 4 languages. he had a kidney developed electrical awareness as some of the tide in 1939, shortly after the nazis inflated. let me think convinced his father and a traditional jew, that there was no other place for jews except around caesar l. what's the land of israel? for 4 months they travelled south down the down you and then on a boat filled with illegal immigrants, with no country in the world would allow it to talk about eastern britain. churchill now the united states on the roosevelt. it was a 12 year old jewish boy with nothing but the sea under his feet. and finally they arrived here and the british rest of the stuff that