in to suffering hey, but to be is the acting deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa for the n g o care. she told us how her staff is coping in gaza after 100 days of war. good morning, dear. i wish i can be better. good news. i don't tell my team is doing. and they austin, very similar to what you have just shown on battery for. they are among those who have, who have most of the houses, who are suffering to secure their, their needs, their basic needs. and the same time they are the ones who are running going intervention and got up and have booth and support all our partners and other i n g o isn't and you work in the same team. they put the needs of the month before the needs of their families and they jump in to the distribution all of our away, many times and assistance using the f i chance best we have to find a time against whether against productions, drawings and trying to reach out to as many people as possible, but again, uh, hippa, to be acting deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa for the n g o care to tens of thousands of his rel

so yes, the mecklenburg is with the middle east and north africa program at the think tank . chatham house, i asked him how much netanyahu's rejection of a 2 state solution is about appealing to his domestic audience, or sending a clear message to allies abroad city. so basically the question, it was christian, but because nothing, you know, officials for many years, according to political needs, maybe his own political needs. ready st. paul and and so guy's info. and if he's sensitive and moving in, these are these against the policy and the statements executive. what? well, what the sides, why is the licensee, you talked about connex ational also so on the west bank and then it stopped the blowing cold. you stop done the ideal for next session and, and sign the agreement on or reflex the u. e in boston and all that blowing cold and nobody's ation. ready these countries that they'll please because invitational splits in your, in the mall and the other stuff to do any. ready anything you know, because he's facing for a collection guy because he failed miserably to, to. ready text the

and we've got more with us the medical burg, who is with the middle east and north africa program at the think tank. chatham house, i asked him how much netanyahu's rejection of a 2 state solution is about appealing to his domestic audience, or sending a clear message to allies abroad the city. so basically the question, it goes christian, but because nothing, you know, officials for many years, according to political needs, maybe his own political needs. ready st paul and. ready so guy's info, and if he's sensitive and moving in, these are these against the policy and the statements executive. what? well, what the sides. once the licensee, you talked about conic section of balance of the, of the west bank. and then it stopped up on the cold east of done the ideal conic section and, and sign them a goodman's on or re flips the you, are you, in boston and all that blown a cold. and nobody's ation with these categories. the police because invitational smith and the mall and the stuff to do any. ready anything you know, because he's facing for a collection guy because he failed miserabl

that is he but to be original director for the middle east and north africa for care. many thanks to you. thank you. a tens of thousands of israelis gathered in protest in tel aviv demanding the government do more to secure the release of hostages. held by him us. the protest marked a 100 days in some us kidnap some $250.00 people during the october 7th. the tax dozens were released during a week long november cease fire, but more than $130.00 remained in captivity israelis or calling on their government to do more for the release of the hostages to include civilians and is really soldiers. in taiwan, the ruling party candidate, the lightning has won the presidential election given his party, the d. p. an unprecedented 3rd term lies secure. just over 40 percent of the vote ahead of his nearest rival in the opposition can t, china claims taiwan as its territory and in the run up to the election called lie a dangerous separate test. the d p. p champions tie one separate identity and rejects beijing's claims of sovereignty over the island. now let us welcome our next pres

east in north africa, evgeniy poddubny, evgeniy , hello, daria, hello, how likely is it that importantes were really destroyed in yemen, and is it possible to believe that the houthis were preparing for such a turn, the damage as a result of the strikes was not as great as it could have been, well, of course there are no alstakovs in the ansar movement, and none in yemen. islamic revolution, which work closely with the ansar allah movement, assumed that the americans could launch a massive missile strike on the territory controlled by the houthis, and i let me remind you that this is a small part of the country’s territory, but the territory in which most of the population of yemen lives. of the islamic republic of iran, the houthis are not an independent subject of international law, of course, they are so-called iranian proxies, and accordingly they act in full cooperation and in the spirit of iranian foreign policy, they are the conductor of iranian ones. accordingly, after another escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict began, yemen began to act in exactly the same way as th

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we saw that 10 years ago, the arabs spring in north africa. we could very well see it again in these countries that are spent where the consumers, the people are spending, consider considerable amounts of their income and food. so he's got a point, i think the developing countries are, or where the, the risk really is. i'm social unrest due to us dirty on debt service. it won't happen in the larger economies. but it's really a shame because the, you know, so much of the borrowing has happened in the last few years without any real productive results from that borrowing. and so it's, it's a shame that, that many people are going to suffer in age and after it's sub saharan african. right. and so we have, does it, extraordinary crisis, but it, is it even manageable? i think it is. i think ultimately it is. you know, you're going to have some work out, you're going to have some restructure restructuring. i think what really has to happen again, beginning with the bigger economies. the larger economies in the west is cutting spending and in the lar

in this old sequence, we see a parade in north africa honoring. mr. roosevelt. but this roosevelt is theodore roosevelt. the occasion, his goodwill voyage 1910 here are preserved personalities of the men who have guided destiny of the nation and represented the united states in the councils, shaped the modern world. the mementos of leaders like will be of interest to students of all countries as long as history is written and read. and. but the library of congress is more than a mere treasure house, recognizing the fact the use of the books is more important than possession of them, it is sought to provide every facility that might ease the of a trained researcher or the ordinary reader. key to the entire system is the main a complete detail listing of the millions of books. in these trays. there are over 16 million signposts to help the reader framed exactly what he is looking for. in recent years, there have been many visitors from distant countries, where the right to read has been denied to men because of their politics, their religion, or their race. and in

discoveries include at least 70 skeletons, shards of glass from france and pottery from north africa.y. just outside of cardiff, archaeologists have discovered a graveyard they think is 1,500 years old. the bodies buried so long ago are giving an insight into a period we know little about. what's being revealed is baffling the archaeologists. it's really rare to have a site like this. each one of these is a grave and the team have excavated 18 so far, but they think there could be more than 70 at this site. now they're all aligned in the same position, running from east to west. and in some of them, the skeletons are flat on their backs with their legs outstretched. but in others, like this one over here, the skeleton is in a really unusual crouching position. why this is isn't clear. were burial practices changing over time? or was there something else marking these people out as different? the skeletons are some of the best preserved, we're actually very, very lucky with that. and this particular individual is one of our better preserved ones on the site as a whole. the skeletons ar

global self as, as your population grows in sub saharan africa and asia, and the middle east, north africa, with very little popular, asian, gross and in the way in western europe, as well as in the united states. so, you know, there, there might be some shift based on movements of a people and a different population, different demographics. i think you also have to look at china and they have a major property problem. so this, the subset here in africa, in latin america are going to be less dependent and has to be less dependent on china because they just don't have the money to, to continue with the belt and road initiative. due to the fact that they've got debt problems at home. so i think that's something we all have to think about. right. oh, interesting stuff. great. good. appreciate that greg sprencel name for much, much next week. good to be here. well, of the 52 low and middle income countries, dealing with unsustainable debt, 23 or in africa via became the 1st african country to default on its southern debt that was during the code 19 pandemic in 2020 china is a significant credi

we saw that 10 years ago, the arabs spring in north africa. we could very well see it again in these countries that are spent where the consumers, the people are spending, consider considerable amounts of their income and food. so he's got a point, i think the developing countries are, or where the, the risk really is. i'm social unrest due to us dirty on debt service. it won't happen in the larger economies. but it's really a shame because the, you know, so much of the borrowing has happened in the last few years without any real productive results from that borrowing. and so it's, it's a shame that, that many people are going to suffer in age and after its sub saharan african. right. and so we have, does it extraordinary crisis, but it, is it even manageable? i think it is. i think ultimately it is. you know, you're going to have some workouts, you're going to have some restructuring, restructurings. i think what really has to happen again, beginning with the bigger economies. the larger economies in the west is cutting spending and in the l

in this old sequence, we see a parade in north africa honoring. mr. roosevelt. but this roosevelt is theodore roosevelt. the occasion, his goodwill voyage 1910 here are preserved personalities of the men who have guided destiny of the nation and represented the united states in the councils, shaped the modern world. the mementos of leaders like will be of interest to students of all countries as long as history is written and read. and. but the library of congress is more than a mere treasure house, recognizing the fact the use of the books is more important than possession of them, it is sought to provide every facility that might ease the of a trained researcher or the ordinary reader. key to the entire system is the main a complete detail listing of the millions of books. in these trays. there are over 16 million signposts to help the reader framed exactly what he is looking for. in recent years, there have been many visitors from distant countries, where the right to read has been denied to men because of their politics, their religion, or their race. and in

not far, it’s cast from where, well, from lebanon, listen, this is... far away, no idea, this is north africat i’m going to, this khazbawa has reached, when the houthis reach, that means i want to see how ansarala marches to our hearth, excuse me, kolya, and carefully on boats, in the fifteenth year i talked with one large comrade, i won’t to speak, during the development of civil law, i speak, he speaks, here we have hezbollah, i won’t say who they are, i say, well, listen, he says , one or two hezbollah will appear, then the whole... the same, well, in general the situation, but you won’t agree, that is, it hasn’t come to that what people see, they see it right before their eyes, and they keep saying, i can’t see something well, something strange, something says i don’t understand, what is it? someone like you , who is this, who are you, forgive me, i don’t see you, such political blindness, then everything terrible will begin, of course it will, but then they will forget it, like now with the drezds, it will be scary for a long time, well, when now they are druzny, yes, they took away the

raransky foreign ministry, he headed the department that dealt with the affairs of western asia and north africa with the commander of the special forces. during iraq's fight against isis, a coalition of popular mobilization forces, an iran-backed shia military formation, fought alongside... i have witnessed how the islamic republic of iran, and commander qassem soleimani personally, have been assisting us since the first day of the fall of masool. general soleimani's troops played a key role in the destruction of the islamic state in syria. therefore, i would like to say separately for the russian audience that syria can be considered an example of successful cooperation moscow. suleymaniy was the only general who was not afraid of anything at all and always appeared where the battle began. he never used a bulletproof vest or other protection, he believed in the intercession of god and therefore was fearless. the enemies did not have the courage to engage in a fair fight with general suleymaniye. they were afraid of the alliance between the general and president putin and they knew. that if the

their sale in the middle east and north africa will be provided and the parties to the transaction will receive the benefits. the previous efforts and even blowing up the patria ship with its jewish passengers did not have much effect . they must do something big. a ship full of passengers anchors near the shore . the boats fall into the water. roaring and it hardly reaches the coast of palestine. it would be an interesting sight. a legendary migration , something similar to the migration of the israelites. a scrap ship is procured from america and after being registered in honduras, it goes to france. the ship is being repaired in france and is ready to sail. 4500 jews with he is supposed to take the role of witness. it was necessary for a non-jew to tell the whole story of the journey. the ship departs. the purpose of the show is the human effort to overcome obstacles and reach the beach of freedom. the first act of the show. near the ship's shore. stopped by england. curtain second. a conflict occurs. an american crew member is killed. radio haganah says: this is the exodus ship. we

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

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lots of north africa to west africa standing try. we've got some dry weather now coming into south africa, but the rain really got some information b, as in bob way. the . the clock a san carries out strikes inside yvonne as long as on says it's in retaliation to attacks and by paid off inside this country. those nations say that housing separate us, um groups. what might the consequences fee and can they be contained? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on them and ron and pockets on have it almost attacks across the border and into each of those couch.

now by you'll see medical burke is an associated fellow with chatham houses, middle east, and north africa program. you're joining us from london. so you'll see to put this in perspective, this is about 10 percent of his rarely losses in gaza since the beginning of the ground invasion, 10 percent of their losses that occurred on one day and mostly in one attack, your reaction but i think this is the secret service charge of the saw. so these are the see whenever things like the say, the same place. it's effect say that this assigned to, this is exactly what they have to be family back in. these are also stick and nothing wrong to go. and then the last one was in the box and susan, and do something to change their life. but what we see here is the, whoa, whoa, now says that one that is involved in it and, and, and hence why we need to start looking to get some, i think. so those things are pretty the solution and understand. that's what once we see much, we get to all of these moments of the laws of the station and, and margaret, well, you say we need this tells us that we need to start loo

it's just one of an array of artifacts from fragments of pottery, perhaps from north africa, to a tinyup. the living and the dead existing together. it's notjust a place where people are being buried, but it's a place where communities are coming together. they are burying their dead. but they're also undertaking other forms of activity and social practice, including eating and drinking and feasting. the items unearthed in the cemetery suggest that the people were of a high status. the next step is to work out exactly who they were. archaeologists are onlyjust beginning to scratch the surface at this unusual cemetery. they hope their excavation will reveal much more about the medieval way of life that's remained an enigma for so long. rebecca morrelle, bbc news, cardiff. it is with mediaeval cemeteries that we in this era here on bbc news. there is more on the bbc news website. stay with us here on bbc news. you can watch the six o'clock news in the uk. thank you for watching. hello. after the wind and rain from storm henk on tuesday — wednesday brought more heavy downpours in places.

resources the requirements for buying german products and selling them in the middle east and north africa will be provided and the parties to the transaction will receive the benefits. at the same time as world war ii, jewish immigration increases. in the meantime, the alyabit organization with the capital of american jews intensifies the migration and thousands of people from different countries are transferred to palestine. on the eve of his 50th birthday, herzl's promises. a move had to be made. previous attempts and even blowing up the patria ship with its jewish passengers did not have much effect. he must do something great. a ship full of passengers is anchored near the shore. boat they fall into the water. travelers to the water. they beat and through the raging waters, they hardly reach the shore of fetilin. it would be an interesting sight. a legendary migration. something similar to the migration of the israelites. a scrap ship is procured from america and after being registered in honduras, it goes to france. the ship is being repaired in france and is ready to sail. four jews

of volunteers, of mainly islamic fundamentalists from various countries of the middle east and north africallies turned out to be the darkest, most fundamentalist- minded forces, but the united ideas of causing maximum damage to the soviet washington was not embarrassed by this and will continue to cooperate with these organizations. even when the first terrorist attack on the world trade center took place on us soil in 1993, when several people were killed, cooperation did not stop because it turned out that these forces were fundamentalists, they could be excellent allies for the united states in territories such as bosnia or allies of great britain , the united states in opposition to muammar gaddafi, some of them were paid, in particular a de facto agent. islamists, managed to teach them all these modern means, internet and mobile, in order to organize these well-organized performances. now in one place, now in another, to organize some kind of attacks, terrorist attacks, with the help of this sophisticated technology, which was not even so well used, including by official damascus, in

moving its way in from the atlantic that is going to draw in these southerly winds all the way from north africay conditions in the skies as well as the mild air that we're going to be seeing. so things, i think, a little bit hazy with all that saharan dust around on sunday for some of us, some of it coming down in this rain that will arrive across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon. but a good deal of dry weather before that arrives, perhaps a little bit more cloud through parts of the midlands, south—west england as well. sunny spells either side of that and the top temperatures in the west up to around about 13 for the likes of glasgow and belfast. into monday, that frontal system has slipped its way a little bit further southwards and eastward, so it's likely to bring some rain across much of northern england. i think wales perhaps down towards the far south—west, just across parts of scotland, it'll turn to snow for a time, perhaps over the highest ground of the southern uplands and to the north and the cooler air we're looking at single figures, seven or eight

we can speak to dr burju ozcelik, associate director, middle east and north africa at audere group, ammercial intelligence and security company. thank you for your time. the word or have said this is about the conflict in gaza but candidate gain anything else from what they are doing? i else from what they are doing? 1 think, firstly, what has been demonstrated to date and this additional attack by houthi, they were not effectively deterred which is unsurprising. it was not expected that they would be military downgraded to a level where they would be unable to launch a fresh attack, which they have done. the houthi should be seen within the context of the wider israel— hamas war, and what they hope to achieve is both international and regional and at the domestic level as well postop soul, they are seeking the just the missing as the future governors of the state of yemen, which is experiencing fragile truce with saudi arabia, following a brutal civil war which brought the country to the brink of famine and massive humanitarian crisis. the houthis are essentially an armed non—state a

it is leaving a trail of human misery across europe, across north africa and beyond.eople are drowning in at the english channel and continue to do so month after month. we have to fix this problem. and we end this house have the power to do so and the responsibility on our shoulders. the question is, are we willing to do it? the current bill doesn't work, and the test of whether it works is not whether we can get a few symbolic lights off in the months ahead with a small number of illegal migrants on them. the test is can we create the kind of sustainable deterrent that we set out to achieve? the sustainable deterrent that might write honourable friend, the member for britain, set out to achieve it when she secured this ground—breaking deal with rowan dyer. —— with rwanda. i can tell all honourable and right honourable members, having spoken to almost every interior minister and immigration minister notjust in europe, but egypt, tunisia, morocco, turkey, they all ask, when are you getting this policy up and running? will it work? and they want it to work because they

offer is that it's at least on the miles side, and that's the most solely pulling out of the north of africa. scirocco window is known as 26 celsius there and tripoli. so wet weather, just around the world in the rock, stretching its way into the far north of algae or with just the mediterranean coast over the next couple of days. lots of north africa and lots of west africa staying dry. we've got some dry weather now coming into south africa, but the rain, really gas information b, as in bob way. the vague, i mean that the artificial intelligence is altering the political landscape. how can we, as humans trust to you, the machine's trust is, und not given as and defended from the comfortable power for i believe it's important to build trust to transparency is communication between humans and machines. but do we know that you're not going to lie to us? no one can ever know that for sure, people empowered investigates a democracy on a jersey to the plug. imagine watching out a 0. i'm just audio tag here. and let's remind you about top stories. israel is attacking areas around southern gauze i

can offer is that it's at least on the miles side and that to mount solely pulling out of the north of africa. scirocco window is known as 26 celsius there. and tripoli. so wet weather, just around the world in the rock, stretching its way into the far north of algae or with just the mediterranean coast over the next couple of days. lots of north africa and lots of west africa staying dry. we've got some dry weather now coming into south africa, but the rain really gathering for mason b as in bob way. the, the latest news, as it breaks, read, taking control of the prisons will likely help. well, this immediate emergency with detailed coverage, the war between the army and the rest has race of the largest displacement among children in the world that's making children and then move on level to being recruited from around the world. the system in russia is beginning discharge some planes of fatigue. no one knows what the limits are with your ability. 8 the clock a san county is out strikes inside yvonne as long as long says it's in retaliation to attacks and by paid off inside this country. tho

offer is that it's at least on the miles side, and that's the most southerly pulling out of the north of africa throughout co, in the snow. that's $26.00 celsius there, and triplet. so wet weather, just around the world and the rock, stretching its way into the far north of algae or with just the mediterranean coast over the next couple of days. lots of north africa to west africa staying try. we've got some dry weather now coming into south africa, but the rain really got some information b, as in bob way. the, this is the 1st one i saw that we see in real time it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we're witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame at the 2 sides of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias. understand what they are looking to raise the listening post covers how the news is covered. of the talk about your challenges here on, on the stalls you take here. and let's remind you about top stories. israel is attacking areas around southern causes, not some of the c

east and north africa will be provided and the parties to the transaction will receive the benefits. may 10th, 1940, hitler attacks holland, belgium and france. it's a mass exodus. coinciding with world war ii, jewish immigration accelerates. in the meantime, ilia bet organization with capital of american jews intensifies the migration process. and thousands of people from different countries are transferred to palestine on the eve of the 50th anniversary of herzel's promises, it was necessary to make some tangible measures. previous attempts and even blowing up the ship patria with its jewish passengers did not have much effect. they have to do something big, a ship. full of passengers anchores near the shore, boats fall into the water, travelers hit the water and reach the palestinian coast through the raging waters with difficulty. an interesting sight, legendary migration, something similar to the migration of the israelites. a scrap ship is procured from america and after being registered. in honduras is set sail for france. the ship is ready sail after undergoing repairs in fra

moving its way in from the atlantic that is going to draw in these southerly winds all the way from north africaat saharan dust around on sunday for some of us, some of it coming down in this rain that will arrive across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon. but a good deal of dry weather before that arrives, perhaps a little bit more cloud through parts of the midlands, south—west england as well. sunny spells either side of that and the top temperatures in the west up to around about 13 for the likes of glasgow and belfast. into monday, that frontal system has slipped its way a little bit further southwards and eastward, so it's likely to bring some rain across much of northern england. i think wales perhaps down towards the far south—west, just across parts of scotland, it'll turn to snow for a time, perhaps over the highest ground of the southern uplands and to the north and the cooler air we're looking at single figures, seven or eight degrees, still not particularly cold, but 14, possibly 15 in that warmer air down towards the south—east. so the week ahead still

prestige of germany in the eyes of its allies was greatly shaken, because at the same time in north africa to end in victory, and they didn’t just fail to achieve this , they didn’t just stop, as they stopped in the moscow region, that is, they were thrown back, but they were able to slow down, here, in general, they were able to slow down only on the mius, that is, relatively speaking, they returned to the positions that were before the start of the campaign, that is, the company, the entire company of the forty-second year turned out to be a failure, if the annual wehrmacht company failed, this means that this is a turning point. in the battle for the caucasus, 276 thousand soviet soldiers and officers died. in 1944 , a medal for the defense of the caucasus was established. she was awarded 870,000 people, about 300 natives of the caucasus and transcaucasia were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. cities. the day of the defeat of german troops in the caucasus, october 9, in 2020 was declared the day of military glory of russia. i’m visiting my parents, daughter, let’s go have l