hill on a chilly november dawn and the north africa out there in the dark. we knew action was for everyone in the wait. i don't know which was cold or water or the feeling in my stomach when they opened up on. in three days the rain was odd. need three. we thought we knew what war with like. but jerry thought it's different when. we die from it. thanks those early. 88 going, we got our work their way through. flunked out of the nazarene but we learned that war started to teach. jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. or the nightmare war funny proud all about it. drenching artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gunfire. meanwhile, montgomery's eight army cracked the merritt line. when we shook hands with his patrol patrols with over the crops of ram us army. tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats for home. we loaded on boats. all right. but. but really which believe me, with no place like home. this time,

fighting the war grew from d-day, north africa to v-e day, >>> this is the story of a fighting man from north africa to immediate day germany, flooding through eight campaigns, the unit of the first war back during the revolution, to present the union in the civil war, when those units were combined into a regular army division. they came from all walks of life, a new generation of recruits. >> we learned quick from that rugged terrain and overseas, still when we left things in 42, we felt pretty good, and are fighting general, we liked him and he liked us. we could relax and have some fun. so, on a chilly november storm, on the coast of africa in the dark, everyone tightened up, waited. i don't know which was colder, the water or the feeling in my stomach. in three days, we thought we knew what war was like, but that taught us different. with bombers, tanks, those dirty 88. the kind you have to work your way through. but we learned the score, started to teach jerry a few things. we ran our way down, then we swing north. it was a nice day of war, very proud moment of ours, walls of mach

of a more i'm headed out on by us to help them on director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group in brussels. good to have you with us. so the final text of the security council resolution avoids calling for immediate ceasefire and state. it's talks about creating conditions, forces, say sion or false to latrice. are you satisfied with that? so this is the, uh, the 1st uh, resolution by the us security council after october 7th. so we cannot be disappointed that there is one that we can only be disappointed that it comes to light speed and that it does show week. um, the un general assembly has clearly indicated will of the majority of global nations when it comes to the cause of war. they insist on that on an immediate cease fire. this resolution doesn't do it. it's supposedly days the conditions for long through increased too much during the age of but the to it helps with these things. and that's, that's the only way to show them that their situation can be addressed is through an immediate cease fire. so then you echo uh, the un headquarters

, more general information was also studied on how this is all organized, we have a country in north africarding to information that we know from informal communication with employees the central apparatus of the ministry of internal affairs for drug control, well, it is in this country, let’s say, that the most significant amount is supplied to europe hashish is produced, well, the climate is conducive there and so on. has the shortest distance to the coast of spain, in my opinion , that’s why in this place there’s almost a highway , and one where high-speed boats ply there in morocco, 12,000 hectares of hashish plantations, and they grow it absolutely legally, a kilogram of it. there it costs 100 euros, if the cargo has crossed the strait of gibraltar, the price increases 5-8 times, in holland at 20:25. 80% of hashish from morocco goes to europe, only 20% remains in spain, everything else goes for export. the way the scheme works is that there is someone, naturally in europe, who sets up these supply channels, and from north africa to europe, there is someone there. but there is also a ma

until a chilly november dawn, on the coast of north africa out there in the dark, we knew action was close. everyone tightened up. i don't know which was colder, the water or the feeling in my stomach when they opened up on us. in three days, iran was ours, easy. we thought we knew what war was like. but taught us different. with the dive bombers, tanks, 88 , [ indescernible ] started to teach jerry a few things out of our book. we rammed our way back [ indescernible ] then we flew north. it was a nightmare war. [ indescernible ] walls of machine gun fire. meanwhile, [ indescernible ] when we shook hands with his patrons, [ indescernible ] the crazy rumor got around. we loaded on boats all right. believe me, no place like home. this time, the beachhead was plenty rough, but after we blow through, [ indescernible ] 37 days. we had to stop and slug it out in the mountains all along the way. [ indescernible ] but after 21, yeah, 21, jerry connor, it looks like this. we won all right. but we paid. after china, they sent us back to england. our new general put us through the jumps again.

arisen, so official brussels actually does not hide its intention to create here, in this part of north africase refugees , who are immigrants who are going to head to europe from all over the continent, and here it’s literally a stone’s throw from italy, so boats often leave from here, but in return now western countries do not provide the assistance that they used to they promised, and while in moscow, nabil amar said: that the international monetary fund should serve other countries, and not vice versa, well, in general, a very wide range of issues will need to be discussed today, of course, security issues here in the region of north africa and the middle east will be the center of attention. daria, thank you, we will follow the program of the russian minister elizaveta khramtsova was in direct contact with tunisia, where the head of midrosia will hold a number of bilateral meetings today. eu countries will join the us operation against the houthis in the red sea, a. this was announced by the head of european diplomacy, josep barel. meanwhile , the threat of the yemeni rebels makes itself

is in the top 5; i would take the investment potential of the countries of the middle east and north africaneral, so globally. the arab world is very highly underutilized for belarus and it is a good sign that the arab emirates are already in the top five, we think that they are the leaders of the middle east in terms of global investment, other countries will follow. i would also mention a country like pakistan, which is very important for us became a discovery.

north africa, i would take it globally, the arab world is very high, very underutilized for belarus andsign that the arab emirates are already in the top five, we think that they are like the leaders of the middle east in terms of global investments , other countries will follow them, i would also mention a country like pakistan, 2022 has become an opening for us, this year we already have two registrations of a company from pakistan. it was a little unexpected, but who the east knows well, it understands that a country with 200 million people, for a minute, is one and a half times more than russia, this is, in principle, a very high level for investment, even if the economy is still at a below-average income level, but at a large country and more rich people, according to statistics, the growth of investments in belarus last year... was 137 times, if you look at investment projects as a whole, which of them are the most successful, the largest, the most profitable, what are you proud of? well, in the context of russian investments, i would start with the project omscarbon is a large pr

thoroughly width and the former executive director of human rights watch in the middle east, the north africa, and currently the executive director of democracy for the arab world. now, sir, it's very nice of you to join us today. this is a very sobering, disturbing subject on many levels. let me just start out if you are advising the bite in ministration today, what would be a few of the key steps you would put in place in response to this crisis? so very basically, we think it's important that the united states starts to enforce its own laws and rules with respect to weapons transfers to israel. and i think even a minimal application of would require a suspension of weapons if we are to be in compliance with us laws. second, the us needs to support a ceasefire. we have seen in the over 40 days that the united states has slowly permitted this war to continue by blocking the basic, even pause resolutions until a very, very late in the game. right. uh that, uh, no military advantage has come of it really. all we have is an unbelievable level of death and destruction, but by some calculations o

he's an associate follow the middle east, north africa program, a child sometimes. but he's the next batch on the region is joining us from london . thank you very much. indeed for being with us at my assessment in the few hours that we've had to kind of work out what's going on is that's been told everybody else is willing to talk. so they say how my size is willing to keep on with the negotiations. the bowl is very much in israel's court and i but is there a way to be for israel to be able to if you like, pull back from where it is militarily to the negotiating table and do it in a way that israel but your god is saving face. hello, thank you for having me. i think it was, it was crossed. and unfortunately this font of the negotiation of right now is also is assuming, presuming, though, still it is. and the question is this a single name? that's what the negotiation from missouri to negotiation. don't go the way that these are the ones that you may say, as they say, oh, actually, that is a for the assumption of, of, of the media to go straight to say the findings,

thoroughly width and the former executive director of human rights watch in the middle east and north africa and currently the executive director of democracy for the arab world. now, sir, it's very nice of you to join us today. this is a very sobering, disturbing subject on many levels. let me just start out. if you are advising the bite in ministration today, what would be a few of the key steps you would put in place in response to this crisis? so very basically, we think it's important that the united states starts to enforce its own laws and rules with respect to weapons transfers to israel. and i think even a minimal application would require a suspension of weapons. if we are to be in compliance with us laws, 2nd, the us needs to support a ceasefire. we have seen in the over 40 days that the united states has slowly permitted this war to continue by blocking the basic, even pause resolutions until very, very late in the game. right. uh that, uh no, no military advantage has come of it really. all we have is an unbelievable level of death and destruction, but by some calculations over

words that have been spoken, and you are an arab, a turk, an iranian, somewhere in the near east, north africa, you conclude the following, all of us are effectively animals, subhuman, we all deserve the worst, and we are in a war today against israel that is not anything like the wars that have been fought in the past, this is not this is not a short term expedient to either expand the country or for that matter to simply have more defensible borders which israel and and every every nation state does, this is now in the minds of arabs, turks and iranians a war for jewish supremacy in the middle east, full stop, that's the war. if you are in our way, you die, no compromise, there is no negotiation, and there will be none. anyone who does not succum to our power, who does not ultimately submit to what we want is the enemy? and will be destroyed. now this is enabled by the united states, let there be no doubt about it. remember most of us in the united states, i include myself in this category, are very sympathetic to the israeli state. we're sympathetic for reasons that go back 50, 60, 70 years

the middle east and north africa, the since the end of the last great ice age, sea levels have been rising continuously. just 4500 years ago. the water level on frances brittany peninsula with several meters lower than it is today. the overtime se moved about 500 meters further english french archaeologist search costs and believes that many stone age relics had been covered up by the sea . listened, the whole thing you knew about the rise in the sea level certainly depends on fluctuations in climate, including the ice age and post ice age spaces, which is the highest i fear of sea levels have been rising in this part of brittany for more than 60000 years ac, but in the last 1000 years of hunt together, a society, it rows especially rapidly of to the see how the oprah, just one generation entire fishing and food gathering ground simply disappeared. a key. these probably safe to set the between 4503000 b. c. in advanced megalithic culture developed along the coast of britain. there are 3 large stone structures near the village of look mariachi the air gras passage . great viagra man here, a

is influenced by political instability and long-standing internal conflicts in the countries of north africand the sahara-sahel zone. sanctions policy. the states and their european allies are blackmailing african leaders to achieve their neocolonial goals. in the transcaucasus , the situation remains tense, but has a steady tendency to stabilize. in september of this year, thanks to the mediation efforts of russian peacekeepers , a ceasefire was achieved within 24 hours. during the course of combat. actions russian peacekeeping of thousands of civilians in their places of deployment, subsequent safe exit to the territory of armenia of almost the entire population of karabakh, air transport of peacekeepers delivered almost 300 wounded to hospitals, while our military contingent continues to carry out tasks as a guarantor of the possibility of building a peaceful life for the return of residents to the region . the russian federation is leading the way on the political track. caucasus to the conclusion of a peace treaty between baku and yerevan, as well as the settlement of the most acute arm

tremendous questions about allocation of supplies and material and men to europe or the pacific or north africa. and so they had a lot of work to do, but roosevelt and churchill got along famously after christmas. churchill took a special train to canada, gave a famous speech to the canadian parliament in ottawa. he came back on the overnight train on new year's eve, and the next morning he gets off at union station, goes to the white house, where roosevelt had arranged for him and mrs. roosevelt in their party to come here to christchurch for the commemoration of the national day of prayer. churchill's granddaughter, celia sandys, wrote a book about churchill's travels, and she said it would be hard to find a more evocative setting for this service because this was the home of george washington. it's a beautiful setting and a sacred space. and so they sat here in the washington family pew and the service was special and many levels. the church was was packed. a lot of secret service were in the church. troops in steel, helmets with bayonets ringing the church. they sang four hymns, one of whic

taken to alarm producer, an italian island, which is the closest piece of european territory to north africa. and 2023, about 3 and a half 1000 people died during perilous journeys to europe. that's according to the international organization for migration. and so that and $28.00 groups of suspended operations in just 0 states off of that warehouses were looted, doctors without borders, said man, attractive to compound. and what madonna, a capital of the state, and the deputy of peace that a warehouse containing food for 1500000 people was run, set you and says 300000 people have fled. the area up to the rapids support forces sees the city from a certain these ami earlier this month. thousands of people gathered imagery based in new jazz capital to celebrate the departure of french troops. the prime ministers of new yeah. looking at 5 so in monte attended the raleigh. she has many tribute is owed of the troops to leave after staging to in july or so that's it for me down in jordan for now. witnesses up next that you've done to watch the on counting the cost, what lies i have for the global e

such an open politics on the list include kenya, batswana, the exotic camoros and congo in the north. africa egypt, in the south, zimbabwe and south africa. equatorial guinea will be the anchor point in the center. by the way, kenya became the next state on alexander lukashenko’s route across the african continent. at the meeting, the leaders of the two countries confirmed their intention to develop partnerships in various areas. a cooperation plan is being formed. kenya occupies an important strategic position in africa and largely determines the politics of the african continent. kenya is considered a regional center. trade and finance throughout east africa, while agriculture is also quite seriously developed in the country. this is not only corn, sugar cane, grains, fruits, vegetables and meat and dairy industry, but they are the first exporters of tea in the world. people from all over the planet come here for tourism, industry is sagging, and belarus is ready to help in this direction. industrial cooperation is a joint investment direction that belarus and uzbekistan intend to strength

for more on that, i spoke with your stadium on director of the middle east and north africa program of the international crisis group in brussels. i asked him what he made till the security council resolution so this is the 1st resolution by the us security council after october 7th. so we cannot be disappointed that there is one that we can only be disappointed that comes so late and that it's a short week of the un general assembly has clearly indicated to will of the, the majority of global nations when it comes to the cause of war, they insist on the, on an immediate cease fire. this resolution doesn't do it. it's supposed to be nice to conditions for long through increase to mr and age. but the to, it helps with these things. and that's, that's the only way to show them that their situation can be addressed is through an immediate cease fire. so then you echo the un headquarters as well. why do use think it hasn't been so difficult for the un security council to find a common position on the fighting united states as no volunteer to co for a ceasefire? it's. it's clearly indicated

step in the relations between russia and iran, connecting the countries of the persian gulf and north africa through the north-south corridor to the entire region of eurasia and the caucasus is definitely an infrastructure development that took place in the past and a program that is now yes, he can help a lot . the stock market transactions on the last day of the week followed a negative trend, so that the total index decreased by more than 5 thousand units at the end. according to the experts , the programs of the stock exchange organization and publishers to increase capital from the place of revaluation of the money inflow factor it is real to the market. now we know that the current value of investment companies is lower than their real value and sometimes this difference reaches about 500. but increasing the capital from the revaluation of assets can solve this problem and reduce this difference to a minimum. a price was met and today we experienced a negative yield in the market . the central deadline to the banks regarding the transfer of the facilities of the deputy supervision of t

on december 15, 533, the roman legions crushed the vandals at the battle of tricomare in north africain alliance with other tribes, they first ravaged the roman provinces in gaul and spain, and then invaded africa and created their own kingdom centered in carthage. it included the territories of modern libya, tunisia, fat, as well as sardinia and corsica, from where the barbarians launched raids on the western roman empire and byzantium. once they even captured and plundered rome, but when the byzantine commander belisarius occupied carthage, his brother, sazon, hurried to the aid of the vandal king gelemer. and then in a general battle took place in the town of trikomar. there were more vandals than the romans, but the cavalry of the civilization defeated them. sazon died, and gelemer fled with the remnants of his army and soon surrendered. thus fell the kingdom of the vandals. on december 15, 1775 , princess tarakanova, one of the most mysterious figures in russian history of the 16th century, died in the peter and paul fortress. true, they called the adventurer an impostor after he

similar protests also took place in tunesia, north africa and bahrain as well as several parts of theuntil it revived the hope of the people in defeating israeli product. tops here on press tv us security council resolution called for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza a palestinian onboy to the un condem the move we had mansur people who cannot and do not want to see the reality about the israeli war on gaza will eventually be for to change your stance 17,500 palestines have been killed israely attack on gaza. palestinians are responding with rocket fire. for the sieged territory toward talib, askcalon as well as of towns near gaza, the...

she is the head of the middle east and north africa division at the high mission. both foundation in berlin, thank you very much for joining us on dw. first, let's talk about this error strike. what significance do you put on the killing of the ronnie in general and syria? well, apparently it has hit a really high ranking range in general. this time, but it is not that special. we have seen many is very s race in syria before. and we have seen a list of really high ranking, a ring and personal killed and syria. so it is one of the series. so to say, right, which brings me to my next question. israel and the united states have made a number of tit for tat strikes or would appear to be tit for tat strikes on a variety of targets we're talking about syria, iraq, the red sea. do you view these as isolated incidents, or are they part of some kind of larger strategy as well? i think we can see a pattern here. first of all, of course we know that ron has expanded his role in the middle east over the past decades. and it has many axes, so we see here sites under bringing p

the products that will be produced here are planned to be delivered to north america, north africa, iranof course, to our new territories. in recent years , large-scale infrastructure and social projects have been implemented. the arkhangelsk bridge was built in cherepovets. transport interchange around vologda, several new schools and kindergartens, sports complexes and clinics. vologda is famous for its lace, a craft that has existed since the beginning of the 19th century. preservation of antiquity is one of the main tasks of the region, notes acting governor georgy filimonov, along with attracting investments, with special control over the pace of implementation of national projects. we rose from thirty-second place to twenty-third place in the execution of national projects. we hope that by the end of the year we will be able to show even better ones. there is a person who knows something about the disappearance. to think here, that’s all, to play or not to play, yes, yes, that’s it, there can’t be two opinions , because we have five of them, this is a dangerous fairy-tale animal, b

those countries have seen a large number of migrants coming in from the middle east and north africa.ing war zones. to put that into context, this shows you over the years, the number of migrants coming into the eu from those countries. you will see there at the peak, more than a million backin at the peak, more than a million back in 2015. the neighbours have come down dramatically over the years, though we are seeing a slight uptick here into 2023. this is why it has been a thorny issue in european politics. to agree on migration laws and why it's been a priority. of course, this latest law does still need ratification, it's not a done deal. member states in the eu are already taking matters into their own hands. just today, france's parliament passed a tougher immigration bill that would make it harderfor immigrants in france to bring theirfamily harderfor immigrants in france to bring their family members over harderfor immigrants in france to bring theirfamily members over and delay the access or impede access to welfare benefits. certainly, migration continues to be a big discus

financial and economic colonization of other states by the european union, this is what this is north africaese are some latin countries america, this is the same moldova, georgia, azerbaijan, that is, there is enough. a difficult question, this must be considered, but i think that they are ready to play until 2028, exactly, why on the twenty- eighth, because there will be the next elections in the united states, a good answer. when we talk about europe’s readiness to continue working to exhaust russia, this automatically implies that belarus is working in conjunction with russia, they will work against us, naturally. and here is the president’s visit to a fortified area, one of them, and a conversation on a number of important topics. we have long been accustomed that our first he not only understands and is well versed in the internal external agenda, right? we often see that his words are prophetic in nature, and the president’s warning, especially addressed to our ardent western partners, yes, we should listen, and listen literally, so let’s start with the obvious, here is the situation

undertook as a combined operation under the command of general dwight eisenhower, the invasion of north africa. the minimum objective of this maneuver was to seize the main ports between casablanca and algiers. along the rim of the north african coast. troops washed ashore in late november, resistance ranging from in algiers to, surprisingly, at casablanca. the commander's hope was to push east along the mediterranean and take the important post of bizet and, tunis. but a number unfavorable circumstances, including weather conditions, prompted commander to hold off on this vital assault. in the spring, however, troops of omar bradley's second corps were able to take bizet. at the same time, tunis fell to the british first army. and with these victories came the end of the axis empire in africa. the allied leaders and the men who fought under them proudly commemorated victory. one of the greatest products of this victory, in the words of the commander, was the progress achieved in the welding of allied unity and the establishment of a combat team that was already showing the effects of a growin

undertook as a combined operation under the command of general dwight eisenhower, the invasion of north africa. the minimum objective of this maneuver was to seize the main ports between casablanca and algiers. along the rim of the north african coast. troops washed ashore in late november, resistance ranging from in algiers to, surprisingly, at casablanca. the commander's hope was to push east along the mediterranean and take the important post of bizet and, tunis. but a number unfavorable circumstances, including weather conditions, prompted commander to hold off on this vital assault. in the spring, however, troops of omar bradley's second corps were able to take bizet. at the same time, tunis fell to the british first army. and with these victories came the end of the axis empire in africa. the allied leaders and the men who fought under them proudly commemorated victory. one of the greatest products of this victory, in the words of the commander, was the progress achieved in the welding of allied unity and the establishment of a combat team that was already showing the effects of a growin

very big step in the relations between russia and iran , the countries of the persian gulf and north africa through the north-south corridor to the whole and the caucasus, definitely the development of the infrastructure that took place in the past and the current program can help a lot . two or three devices announced. according to mr. manzoor, the implementation of the treasury unit account , we have been able to obtain funds from deposits in the accounts , how can we transfer the hospitals and universities, which are managed by the board of trustees, whose income is their own, to the treasury unit account, because it is a bit of work. they are possible with it will have slowness and slowness, but other devices, all of them have received treasury account and single account. because their payments are all concentrated in one place. now, god willing , we will try to find a way for them with the negotiations that we have with the honorable minister of health and also the honorable minister of science. of course, the ministry of oil , some of their companies have not yet transferred a number

member of the mena/middle east north africa task force with the women and gender constituency at cop28she's also a member of the women's international league for peace and freedom in lebanon and the mena regional liaison officer at the middle east and north africa partnership for the prevention of armed conflict. and deborah burton is the co-founder of tipping point north-south. she leads their transform defense project, focused on military emissions and spending, climate change and climate finance. co-author of the report "climate crossfire: how nato's 2% military spending targets contribute to climate breakdown" published with the transnational institute. we welcome you both to democracy now! deborah burton, talk about what you have found in this report. we're going to go specifically to the conflict just hours from us right now in gaza, what that means. but broadly, talked about the link between nato, war, and climate change. >> the first thing i want to say sitting here alongside shirine, i don't think we could see more of an extreme example of war machine in operation then what we

imf had announced last week that it will revise its economic outlook countries in west asia and north africa." due to the israel genocide in gaza. it warned that the israeli aggression on gaza will have wide ranging consequences for both people and economies in the region. the pro palestinian conference has been held in the afghan capital kabul on the cause of palestine and the role of the muslim world in the face of israeli crimes. press tv's correspondent brings us the details. university in kabul has. hosted a pro palestine conference, adobed palestine and responsibilities of islamic nations, within this include religious scholars, taliban authorities, university lecturars and students, discussing the pressing issue of palestine. participants voice their concern and support for gazans in the face of israeli brutal aggression, we calling for unity among muslims. opressed palestinian muslims. and resisting for their freedom and dignity against the occupying zist regime for more than seven decades. they have been at the very forefront of the fight against evil and protecting islamic values.

imf announced last week that it will revise its economic outlook for countries in west asia and north africa to the israel genocide in gaza, but warn that the israel aggression on gaza will have wide ranging consequences for both people economies in the region. students in london have once again taken to the streets calling for pairman and seasier in gaza. that's the latest in a series of weekend demonstrations in the british capital against the israeli genocide in the beseged palestinian territory. "we're demanding as fire, we are demanding that our universities comply with um recognizing that there's a genocide happening in palestine, we are asking our universities to end the partnership with the israeli universities, this is what we can do as students and this is what we are trying to do today, it's you know what, the most thing that affects me so much, how many children there are, it's just too, too many children, too many children, they l out so many like of the deaths, most of them three years old, four years old, that's not humanity, that's not how it should be." that's crazy, it hurt

well, perhaps as a specific hub for north africa for further promotion of our brand already on the african course, these are very difficult questions now. related to logistics, with payments, they have worsened, but nevertheless , all issues can be resolved, the main thing is to confidently move forward, our team is doing this. the russian market is now experiencing a real expansion of chinese manufacturers, are you really ready to withstand such competition? well, we can already say that we confidently hold the front of highly localized domestic sales positions on the russian market? this is true, but... i can even say that if we take the market in monetary terms, the sales volume of our brand, the lada brand, and this is a serious reason to think about measures state regulation, support for highly localized domestic producers, it is in this direction that the entire government team should work, and we are grateful to our industry ministry, the federal assembly, the federation council, our specialized committee on... economic policy actively supports domestic producers, and i believe that

had announced last week that it will revise its economic outlook for countries in west asia and north africa due to the israely genocide in gaza. it warned that the israely aggression on gaza will have wide ranging consequences for both people and economies in the region. lebanon's resistance movement hezballah says it has inducted fresh vitality attacks against israeli military sites. the group said it hit several military positions located in the occupied villages of hunin and bayasa leader. the contingent of israeli soldiers was also hit in khal warde using appropriate weapons. the retaliatory attacks come in response to the regime bombardment of some residential areas in the aital village in southern lebanon. regime's media announced an anti-tank missile fight from lebanon has killed one in the occupied town of mettat. lebanon southern buddha has been the scene of frequent exchanges of fire between hezballah and israel since october the 7th. a correspondent in beirout mariam sala jord us earlier with more details, the latest exchanges of fire in israel and hisbullah. let's take a listen.

cairo—based think tank dedicated to the business, economics and politics of the middle east and north africa some of the economic challenges egypt has been trying to navigate. internally, over years, you have to remember that egypt's economy was changed fundamentally in the �*50s and �*60s, nationalised and so on, and there have been three periods of economic reform and we are in the third one now. and when you look at what is happening, a number of fundamental issues haven't been addressed. demographic issues, population growth — 1.6% per annum, adding to problems as government ministers say that even if they try harder to address economic issues, you have the growth of population that needs health, housing, food and education and other services, which adds to the bill of around 60% of the population needing constant support of food subsidies and other subsidies, so that eats into government spending, reducing fiscal manoeuvrability. inflation — very high, not helped by internal monopolies and oligopolies, particularly in food but not only in food. food inflation running about 60% or so yea

believe that we should witness the third wave of awakening in egypt, in the islamic countries of north africa and let's be in west asia, because these dissatisfactions that are happening now are due to the country's cooperation. arabs with israel may create a wave, that is, in fact, another spark, and as you know, now egypt is sending a part of its gas to israel, so to speak, because they do not have fuel. there is real cooperation and epicness with the israelis . thank you very much, mr. jafar qonadabashi, an expert on african issues . goodbye. do you know what is tahtari? in order for the project not to sleep , you have to find a way to secure funding. tahater means exchanging goods for goods, a new solution from golliz kashi, to solve your challenges in the field of construction and participation in the development and construction of national housing for. i always ask you, bride, for the third time , am i not my lawyer, what happened, it is not possible , is it really possible? buying dowry with 60 installments in 60 cities. and bacteria, you are the name of the problem that you know. com

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