north africa is part of africa. we have divers mixed marriages, routing, callers that make our identity. africa is our identity. it's also part of morocco's constitution. exactly, but it's a who do you think he is referring to? who is, he's saying is behind this, as he puts a conspiracy? i asked, i think, i mean, he's statements were really vague, but i think what he's meant, he meant he's a target in the heart and migrant. he start getting people who are making, you know, our identity. there are parts of our identity. i mean, what do you think you'd called it a criminal arrangement made since the beginning of the century to alter the demographic structure of june? is yet said the what's is tactic here? do you think? well, it was the same tactic as he always, you know, just like we've heard now, it's vague statements, always accusing people plotting against the state against chinese. yeah. always accusing people of conspiracy without naming anything. so really he did that. they did that with his political opponents by which the post decreasing them for plotting against the page without saying, what's the plot or what's the conspiracy with

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

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

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

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

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

europe and africa in recent weeks it has been very cold in portugal and spain as well as in north africa in moroccoldly. i have in looks very cold. this cold snap wiped out the crops that normally came to britain in the winter. morocco in the snow - this african state is buried in snowdrifts. more than two meters of snow fell in a few days almost 100 villages are isolated rescuers deliver food and warm clothes by helicopter, of course, in mountainous areas it has snowed before. but such a riot of nature is not remembered here. timur sraziev maria martanov. dmitry volkov channel one. thank you for being with us, and right now on channel one the three chords program good evening ladies and gentlemen on the air an ordinary miracle of the first channel three chords fu is not a transmission of a fairy tale and i am its minister administrator, maxim, i called our project an ordinary miracle for a reason, firstly, the songs that sound here really do something amazing with the soul, but in -secondly, people who have never performed chanson do real miracles on this stage, which was repeatedly noted by the j

extreme weather across the key producer region of southern spain and north africa. this is morocco.housands of families. retailers are saying the limits will be temporary, which means there is no reason to panic buy. where we are anticipating maybe two or three weeks of disruption, it's really weather—related, so once the weather improves and the products like tomatoes ripen a little bit quicker than they have been today, and also it makes moving the product a little bit easier, we've had some problems with flooding, we expect it really to change. but should there be shortages in the uk? at the national farmers' union conference in birmingham, there's been criticism of the government's record on food security. the rhetoric of successive governments that we are a wealthy country, we canjust import our food must be exposed as naive in the extreme, in a rapidly changing and challenging world. the farming minister mark spencer, though, told us that some empty shelves can be seen as an opportunity. there has been some shortages. now, that actually is an opportunity for uk producers, if t

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

europe and africa in recent weeks it has been very cold in portugal and spain as well as in north africa in moroccotain in the winter. moroccan snow is an african state buried in snowdrifts. behind more than two meters of snow fell for several days almost 100 villages are isolated rescuers deliver food and warm clothes by helicopter, of course, snow has fallen in mountainous areas before. but such a riot of nature is not remembered here. timur sraziev maria martanov. dmitry volkov channel one. let's get back to us glory to the defenders of the fatherland on the eve of the holiday a large-scale action in luzhniki more than twice as many people. than the stadium itself sports arenas can accommodate. all the space around the stands, muscovites. guests of the city came to support those who advanced guests of honor fighters who returned from the front line vladimir putin, addressing them, told the whole people to protect russia's interests of language and culture olga knyazeva about the spirit of the holiday. pride and faith of every russian family, where elderly parents or wives or sisters are waiting

everything below the sahara and south africa is raw material africa north africa uh, this is a large processing africa from egypt to moroccoximity borders the sea across the sea europe 100 years ago africa was completely a colony of european countries most of all owned colonies, of course france then great britain was a colony of great britain pumped out resources. e. well, today only zimba gained independence in 1980. it 's literally yesterday. this is during our lifetime, so the country is just starting to develop, so our president said africa is very capacity the future therefore. it is still profitable for us here to invest in developing countries, because the prospects will pay off later than we will in years, but in rather large amounts of 30% of world reserves. e raw material resources are located in africa in many positions, as i said, and this is gold. is this platinum. these are lithium diamonds. it is ranked first in the world. so we have to be there and help. and to participate in the development of these raw materials, the african continent is a logical vector of the far arc of the belarusian foreign policy, d

speak of here while the more in the way of west weather across a north west of africa and northern algeria. shanicea right back into morocco, looking a little wet, little breezy over the next hour. so somebody alive he set up just going on into the mediterranean, much of north africa down towards the coastal fringes of west africa. do look fine and dry when a 2 showers coming in here. of course, the big story of the moment down into southern parts of africa is our tropical cyclone. and that continues to make his way west ah the catastrophic series of f. ready wakes into kia and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more harmless. a major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway ah, teams on the ground will bring you continuous updates to t n. syria makes on al jazeera, the private military group that russia is said to rely on recent ro involving wagner and ukraine has revealed its role in the role there. so who's behind this group and how is it sitting brushes, global outreach? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program, i'm tom mccrae, the war and ukraine is one year olds. thousands

this is everything below the sugars and south africa is raw africa north africa , uh, this is more processing africa from egypt to morocco proximity borders the sea across the sea europe 100 years ago africa was completely a colony of european countries , most of all owned colonies, of course, france then great britain was a colony of great britain, resources were pumped out. e. well, today only zimba gained independence in 1980. it's literally yesterday. this is in our lifetime, so the country is just beginning to develop, so our president very succinctly said africa of the future, so we are here in years to see the full version of the interview with the chairman of the belarusian chamber of commerce on the youtube channel of the targeting agency. question number one far arc partnership african continent in the center experts and guests of the editors' club discuss how resource-rich countries are trying to get rid of the consequences of the colonial past, who is a friend? and who is the enemy awareness comes here and now those countries that are tired of colonial policy. tired of double triple standards. tired of consta

an key supplies in southern europe and north africa in particular spain and morocco have seen harvests by extreme weather conditions. while climate change plays a significant role in warmer than average temperatures, the government faces another inconvenient truth. brexit, the cause of widespread supply chain disruption. >> because of the interruption, it means that there is less food coming in from europe, we're producing less food, so basically our food security is in real trouble. >> reporter: labor shortages due to a lack of migrant workers and soaring energy rises following the invasion of ukraine have pushed the gap even wider as farmers struggle with front end costs. and those costs are passed on to the consumer. consumers already grappling with record high grocery prices and the worst cost of living crisis in decades. isa soares, cnn, london. >>> still to come, efforts by the u.s. and canada to ban tiktok amid security concerns, we'll have the details. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving mo

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

in north africa, there is still rain falling in morocco in south now g area and the snow for the atlas mountains, for the most obvious thing, maybe is the strength of the wind law. she's a seasonal but it's changed direction while trying to get to sudden algeria and it's full of dust and sand. ah. debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on pole. they made their money on field, convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult. giving all of voice we chose to do because we wanted to escape war and violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the street on al jazeera lou ah, you're watching out. is it a reminder about all the stories this are the united nations is appealing for nearly $400000000.00 to help provide humanitarian aid to earthquake victims in syria. it comes as 11 talks carrying you and 8 crossed into opposition held areas on tuesday. on tuesday, by 77 year old woman was rescued in the ci

north africa. well it stopped raining too heavily in morocco. now jerry, there's 2 shells around the atlas branches. they have not gone completely and the wind into strong as it was. so the dust and sand, for example, north nigeria isn't as bad as it was, but this is for many places the hottest month year, surprisingly, maybe in february. and we see near record breaking the high values in senegal and also in nigeria. and i suspect, going to see that for the coming week as well. ah, african story from african perspective. so documentary for you, feel me from that way. we were pioneers of how the comments change the way with me. i'd be happy to go into a physical done with africa direct on al jazeera like the ah ah, look about kill me over there with me. so he'll rob the reminder of all the top stories around $7000.00 trucks are being full to way to the major border crossing between buckets on the gun on. it's been closed since sunday evening. john gun 5 was reported on monday. the you and delegation is visited so keen in theory is rebel held law

same problems with supplies from europe and africa it was very cold in portugal, spain and north africa in moroccon explanation on social media. they publish photos of supermarkets in other european countries, shelves, which are bursting with schey and their empty counters, the inhabitants of the kingdom blame brexit for everything. after all, it was because of him that the supply of products from the eu was greatly reduced, and there was no one to work on british farms, since many europeans left for home. i can confirm that from northern to central italy there is no shortage of vegetables, the shelves are crowded with different seasons, as well as imported non -seasonal products, the shortage of tomatoes and other fresh mediterranean vegetables you explain the bad weather in spain morocco really did not last week in italy there was a shortage. and i don't remember the empty shelves of good food shortages in britain becoming the new normal in november of last year. shops were forced to limit the sale of eggs, the main reason then was the outbreak of bird flu. however , it was not only farmers who

speak of here rather more in the way of where to whether across a north west of africa and all them algeria shanicea right back. it's morocco looking a little wet, a little breezy over the next hour. so somebody alive. he sat up just going on into the mediterranean, much of north africa, down towards the coastal fringes of west africa. do look fine and dry when a 2 showers coming in here. of course, the big story, the moment down into southern parts of africa is our tropical cyclone. and that continues to make his way west. ah, african stories from african perspective. short documentaries, from stafford you. filmmakers from zimbabwe. we were pioneers of how the coldness changed the way we distribute goods. i'd be happy to go into a physical store, so don, ivory coast, and he's gone. fresh armed fishing woods and the shon africa direct on al jazeera blue. ah you without as a reminder of our main stores this time it's been one yet since russia lost this invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war 2. thousands of people have been killed and millions forced from their homes. un secretary gener

africa. 27 celsius in kara and rising, came suddenly wind across this side of the continent, just pushing up into the medical writing. this morocco when one or 2 showers, they're just around the north, west of africa, and a few shouts just around the gulf coast. now heavy showers continue to be a problem just around mozambie can't present. this massive cloud contains what's is the remote remains the remnants of a tropical cyclone. freddy, that's pushing some examples in, across central and southern parts of mozambique into esper teenie, into consuming the tal. some wet weather they're lingering across symbolic way and more of the same all the way into midweek. ah, informed opinions far right extreme is there is real and need to be tackled estimate problem frank assessments. that was a joke about the interim government. it is not in for, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera. ah, israel deploys hundreds of additional soldiers as tensions rise in the occupied west bank. the 2 is ready, settlers and one palestinian dead. ah, i'm on inside the sound. is there a lie from doha also coming up.

speak of here, rather more in the way of wet weather across the north west of africa and northern algeria. ch in india, right back into morocco, looking a little wet, little breezy over the next hour. so i'm gonna live, he set up just going on into the mediterranean, much of north africa, down towards the coastal fringes of west africa. do look fine and try one or 2 showers coming in here. of course, the big story, the moment down into southern parts of africa is our tropical sy cloud, and that continues to make his way west. ah, one year on to roches invasion of ukraine. what are the lessons learned? what i've learned is that in europe we are a small continent, but we don't really know each other's history. how worried are you that if putin succeeds in ukraine, will be an invasion of your country? as stoney as prime minister talks to, well just to understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. oh oh, without 0, that's probably the main stories now. it's been one year since russia launched this invasion of u

here while the more in the way of where to whether across the north west of africa and northern algeria. ch in asia, right back into morocco, looking a little wet, a little breezy over the next hour. so something of life is set up just going on into the mediterranean. much of fir, north africa, down towards the coastal fringes of west africa. do look fine and try one or 2 showers coming in here. of course, the big story, the moment down into southern parts of africa is our tropical cyclone. and that continues to make his way west. ah, the catastrophic series of earthquakes into kia and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more harmless. major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway. ah. our teams on the ground will bring you continuous updates.

it is apparently due to bad weather in europe, particularly in spain and in north africa as well. moroccof those vegetable items come from and, the idea of it being as snowy in morocco as it is in the alps at the moment is quite extraordinary. but there are. thatis extraordinary. but there are. that is what's going on. normally the supermarkets who are some of the sharpest and keenest traders in the uk economy do things like buy one get one free. now they're saying buy one that's yellow. if it's a cucumber . of course, if shop cucumber. of course, if shop around there are other ideas as well . we'll be discussing some well. we'll be discussing some of those one thing we can't do anything about is energy costs. and we can't do anything about the weather across europe or in nonh the weather across europe or in north africa . growers here are north africa. growers here are saying shortages could last until may, so even suddenly a surge in growth is going to take some because that's the nature of . meanwhile, the supermarkets of. meanwhile, the supermarkets been bringing in limits. so limit s

north west of africa. we got some cloud and rain into morocco make ah join the debate. but you know that the set to resume is empowered by going through the government and stand by that really going to date. they are to government africa. health security is also global. help security on an online at your voice. there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest, we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work towards a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this stream on al jazeera, ah ah, you're watching out just a reminder about top store, is this how? it's been one year since russia launched its invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict to europe since world war 2. the cranes president says it was the longest day of our lives. thousands of people have died with millions displaced. china is urging moscow and keep it to hold he stalks and introduce a comprehensive see spot. ukraine says the proposal is a positive sign and expects paging to show more active un has a dot to the resolu

rather, more on the way of where to weather across the north west of africa, and all them, algeria ch in is here right back. it's morocco looking a little wet, a little breezy over the next hour. so i'm gonna live. he sat up just going on into the mediterranean, much of north africa, down to will see coastal fringes of west africa. do look fine and try one, a 2 showers coming in here. of course, the big story, the moment down into southern parts of africa is our tropical sy cloud. and that continues to make his way west. ah, the unmanned aerial vehicles, deadly but increasingly familiar to on the modern battlefield with the conflict in ukraine, sparking the 1st full scale drawn war and pointing to a coming age of artificial intelligence. some autonomy, weapons. people and power examines the ethical questions around this proliferating technology and whether it poses a dystopian threat. drones and the future of war on a jazeera examining the impact of today's headlines. this is what is the will about ensuring that lead on can you let count on that and setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions? i don't believe that any

africa. some dry weather. now, coming back into morocco, received some bush hours, some breezy, whether to just around the canaries. much of north africa is dry again, a little on the breezy side here pretty when the if the dust and sand to watch out for across the. so how western side of southern africa stain dry we got showers a bit towards that eastern side of southern africa as in bob way. those and big things, big downpours and so big samples to for at least inside of south africa. ah, counties controlled information. moscow is one of them, look, they peace in the world and has incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative public opinion? no wonder how if this is in the can we framing the video spread like wildfire? they denied the prayer in your brain, the listening post dissects the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is cover.

north. in africa, that is, the countries of the north african countries, that is, tunisia , morocco and so onat is, uh, our opponents may say that these are also underdeveloped countries. yes, there is oil there. from this point of view only, but actually the european union, uh, they are very pragmatic approached this issue. why is it not only that there are raw materials there, but these are large markets for the sale of their products and suppliers of labor, but they considered it this way, i tell you the second example, when, uh, it means our integration processes were only gaining momentum. e, so we had a radio bridge , i emphasize on our radio, and i was invited from the other side. uh, so there were businessmen from kazakhstan and we discussed integration issues, and then even in an integration group. only three countries entered. uh, russia, belarus and kazakhstan and kazakh businessmen, they say, why are we discussing the issue of accepting kyrgyzstan, uh, that means tajikistan, armenia into our group let's be developed republics let's unite and let's, uh, live and develop rapidly. th

she draw 2 across northern africa, some dry weather now coming back into our morocco, received some bush, alice, and breezy. whether to just around the canaries, much of north africa is dry again. a little on the breezy side here, pretty windy, if it doesn't sand to watch out for across the so how west of soda, southern africa stain dry. we got showers a bit to was at east asada southern africa in barb way. i was and bake sanks and big downpours and the big samples to for these, the side of south africa. ah, talk to al jazeera, we ask, what should they not be more oversize, perhaps, of foundations like yours? we listen when it comes diversification, we don't do it in order to get some direction manager sources. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stall restock matter. on al jazeera, there is no channel that covers world news like we do. we revisit places the day just there are really invest in that and that's a privilege. as a journalist ah ah ah, you're watching al jazeera mind if i top stories. more than 45000 people who confirmed that in turkey and syria last week's earthquake. the focus is shifting to relief efforts and helping the millio

she tried to across northern africa, some dry weather now coming back into our morocco, received some push our some breezy. whether to just around the canaries. much of north africa is dry again. a little on the breezy side here, pretty windy. if the dust and sand to watch out for across the so how west of saw to southern africa stain dry. we got showers a bit to was at east asada southern africa in barb way. i was and bake sanks and big downpours and the big downfalls too. for the eastern side of south africa. ah. in a notorious, what is i community? what kinda sucks rule. one theater directive inches. to stage a play. economy good to empower the women down that whole months to do right. did i and redefine their status in society. missy that nigeria is women walk on water witness on al jazeera lou ah, watching out as a reminder for top stories this hour, more than $45000.00 people on the confirmed dead in turkey in syria of to last week, southwick's focus is shifting to relief efforts and helping the millions of people in need of humanitarian assistance rescue operations winding down in turkey for they haven't ended 45 year old man was pulled from the rub

it seems as we well know, they don't sort of just an ancient but all across north africa, perhaps not so much here in morocco. so they will have a lot of fans here. remember talking to one of that former coaches manual joseph a few years ago and he said that looking after, he wasn't so much like managing a team, but managing a country. so there's always huge expectations surrounding them. and particularly in this torment. now because of missing out on the world cutting capital so that they do have a club representing the country, this club will cover is important. i'm on 3 previous occasions. they've made it through into the semi finals and finished in this tournament, but they've never made it through to the final. so they have a chance to do that, sir in this match and in a few hours time, does el hylas. when last my underline that this competition needs and we think definitely and even an hour we've had to come through to matches against oakland in the seattle sound has to get through to this semi final where israel madrid of being dropped straight into the semi finals as were from anger in so yesterday,

africa. some dry weather. now coming back into morocco, received some bush, alice, and breezy. whether to just around the canaries, much of north africa was dry again, a little on the breezy side here pretty when the if the dust and sand to watch for across the so how western side of southern africa state drive. we got showers a bit towards that eastern side of southern africa as in bob white, i was and bake sanks and pick down pools and a big outpost too. but at least inside of south africa, ah, with the police footage starts with what appears to be a routine traffic stop. but quickly the situation escalates. no, any, police can be seen beating nichols and trying to subdue him with pepper spray. he can be heard crying for help and for his mother. o. nichols died from his injuries 3 days later as that video was being released. protestors in memphis took to the streets to call for justice. this is certainly a city very much still in shock by what they saw in that video, the violent beating death of tyree nichols at the hands of police on counting the call staff, the devastating earthquakes into clear and syria, how all the natio

north of africa. we've got some wet and windy weather continued to linger across morocco, pulling into western areas of algeria and those winds can certainly be felt as far south as nigeria, but it is a much dryer picture around the gulf of guinea. it's wet, however, across eastern areas of southern africa, in particular for south africa where we have seen flooding, we could see more as those thunderstorms continue. thursday to friday. aah! from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, i can be in my culture. i can still race my worse against patriarchy with no host, and no limitations. the actually exposed to the injustice in our society's part 2 of asthma, khan and half anake hat in hospitality. we have protected these men who are by land and bully studio b unscripted on al jazeera. ah ah, look back, you're watching ultra 0 with me. so robin doe, reminder of all the top stories, it's been 10 days since to devastating earthquakes. it, turkey and syria. the turkish military has been flying in much ne, today to areas that were cut off by the quakes. level health organ

north of africa. we've got some wet and windy weather continued to linger across morocco, pulling into western areas of algeria and those winds can certainly be felt as far south as nigeria, but it is a much dryer picture around the gulf of guinea. it's wet, however, across eastern areas of southern africa, in particular for south africa where we have seen flooding, we could see more as those thunderstorms continue thursday to friday. ah, this is one of the logical revolutions in all make our planet gritty. we have to meet with you to emission electric cars, a nation many to be mine to where people are, is talking about this. if that's going to solve the problem, it won't. the world of business in commerce is driving energy, change each the promise of clean energy and illusion. the dark side of green energy on al jazeera. ah ah, look about you're watching over there with me that whole robert, reminder of all top stories. it's been 10 days since to devastating earthquakes. it, turkey and syria, the turkish military has been flying in much ne, today, 2 areas that were cut off by the quakes. the world hea

north africa. as you know, wisdom remains a disputed area with the kingdom of morocco, claiming that it is part of the land and the people claiming that they deserve their own independence. and the right to self determined and russia could play a very important partner in regard to some of the relations that he had, particularly with the neighboring countries, such as l g area, which has very little diplomatic relations with its naval morocco. but montana is also an important coughing that it, it is close to the police side of your front, which has been the liberation movement of with that is the hierarchy. but among other issues that will be of interest between the 2 countries is that more retainer is part of the atlantic seaboard, being on the north, west side of the continent. and it has a special economy zone which has been declared from way back, which was the minister minister lovegrove would be trying to speak to and emphasizing your favorable conditions for russian fishermen who have been working those wards has for a while. but this visit has not gone down. i know take, and it's been know

north africa. well it stopped raining too heavily in morocco. now g, rivers to shout around the atlas bank. they had not gone completely and the wind into strong as it was. so the dust and sand, for example in north nigeria isn't as bad as it was, but this is for many places the this month. yes, surprising though, it may be in february and we see near record breaking high values, incentive goal, and also nigeria. and i suspect going to see that for the coming week as well. ah ah ah. examining the impact of today's headlines, this is what is the what about ensuring that we cannot continue? let count on that and setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i don't believe that i think in the face that is willing to kill international filmmakers and world class journalists, bring programs to inform and inspire you need to have a media ensuring that all the hood on al jazeera lou wow, ah, hello again, the top stories on the al jazeera news, our china's top diplomat rang, he's a moscow holding high level talks with the russian foreign minister. sergio lobrado, china says it stands on the ukrai

france to little unsettle, so not wet weather, also affecting the far north west of africa because some cloud and rain into morocco, making its way across a good part of algeria. and turning very windy ah ah, ah ah ah. ready the catastrophic series of. ready quakes into kia and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more ominous. a major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway. ah, ah, teams on the ground will bring you continuous updates to t n. syria makes on al jazeera lou ah, watching are the 0 reminder of our top stories. this are, it's been one years since russia launched its invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war to thousands of people have been killed and millions have been forced out of the homes. china's urging moscow and keep to hold peace talks and introduce a comprehensive cease. 5, a crane says the proposals a positive side, and it expects beijing to show more active support. the u. n. has adopted a resolution calling on russia to immediately withdraw from the ukraine. 7 countries voted against the resolution, india and china. what a

here, rather more on the way of where to whether across the north west of africa and northern algeria. ch in india, right back, it's morocco looking a little wet, a little breezy over the next hour, say something about life. he sat up just going on into the mediterranean, much of north africa, down towards the coastal fringes of west africa. do look fine and to i want to, to showers coming in here because the big story, the moment down into southern parts of africa is our tropical cyclone. and that continues to make his way west. ah, on county the cost one year off the roster invaded ukraine off sanctions against moscow worth it. baker's as far as senegal feel the pinch of the fighting ukraine out, a coping plus air india that sealed the biggest aviation deal in the industry history . continental on al jazeera. what a man has been done before, can be done. you've been bitten as long as a human being is doing it. you can do it. no matter how you possibly looks it's you'd putting the putting the lock in use will have to be efficient to be. so i am the captain, a sales than me a so continued kenya and am, was, or the assistan

morocco. things easing off here over the next couple days. much of north africa was dry. if little windy across a good part of the cell, ah, how do you think controlled information? most school is one of the full day of fifty's been the world a the has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative it? public opinion? no walker? how is the citizen german listen? we're bringing the video spread like wildfire. they do not do prayer or who are in you grade. the listening post dissects the media. we don't cover to move. we covered the way the news is cover. lou ah ah hello. they are watching al jazeera. i'm just how's your day here and are huh. let's remind you about top stories. more than 45000 people are confirmed dead into kia and syria. after last week's ath quakes. the focus is now shifting to an effects and helping the millions of people in need of humanitarian assistance. these tremors have displaced entire communities. the turkish vice president has said more than a 1000000 people are now living and tend to countenance. and in syria, the un estima

africa. but i, which was a north west. we have got some rather heavy rides spilling in across morocco, snow over the atlas mount since then, the wet weather will say, pushing its way into that western side of algeria, south of that, hamilton lifting dust and sand. ah, african stories from african perspective, short documentary from african filmmakers from ivory coast, just to lester, from chauffeur to play with the bus for fun, for your students. if i'm seeing a new thing found and south africa, seeing if i can change and showed me that and actually tracking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera, a bird flew outbreak in many countries. global concern is growing. so, how serious is it? and could it become a new pandemic? this is inside for ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm having a job. the world is going through its largest ever recorded outbreak of bird flew. it's tearing through populations of poultry and wild birds argentina, and were why have declared a state of national sanitary emergency after detecting the virus in wild birds? experts say it has become an endemic for the 1st time. as some wild birds trans

africa. but i, which was a north west. we have got some rather heavy rain spelling in across morocco, snow over the atlas mountains there, but a wet weather will say, pushing its way into that western side of algeria. south of that, hamilton lifting dust and sand, awe inspiring stories from around the world. i believe the human life capture in its vast wonder feel like everything of what i want to remember me by groundbreaking fumes from award winning filmmakers. ah witness on it just either lou. ah, welcome back. every reminder, the top stories here, this ality, united nations, is appeal for a $1000000000.00 to cover immediate humanitarian needs and turkey. ja, falling last week's earthquakes, they also need $400000000.00 of quake affected regions in syria. where the relief efforts being severely disrupted by more than a decade old civil war. nearly 44000 people, an amount of died in both countries. authorities haven't yet announced the number of people still missing on there are still some incredible stories of survival and cut him on my dash, 17 year old girl that's been rescued after 10 days buried under the nato secreta

africa. but i, which was a north west. we have got some rather heavy rain spilling in across morocco, snow over the atlas mountains there, but the wet weather will say, pushing its way into that western side of algeria. south of that, hamilton lifting dust and sand. ah, the join the debate, the, you know that the sector seems empowered by those really government and stained by the daily government today they are the government, african. it's how security is also global, help security on it or online at your voice. there is no right to defense, there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work toward a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this tree anal do 0, lou ah, welcome back. a good come out about top stories here. this our, the united nations is a feel for a $1000000000.00 to cover immediate humanitarian needs in turkey. for the last weeks, earthquakes also need 400000000 dollars with quite affected regions in syria, where the relief effort has been severely disrupted by more than a decade old civil war. more than 42000 peo