that's been a story of heats across the north east of africa for the likes of egypt with the hottest june temperature on record. now that heat does shift its way further west, of course, into libya, thanks to an inland wind picking up that heat across into europe. as long as you drive across the north, much west across the central band of africa, but not as well as it could be to this time if you, it's much cooler but dry. a full south africa, a quiet whether to be found here. but wendy and with across mozambique, the hearing disliked sharp populations, a decline, 70 percent, and we're still not doing anything about it. understanding the reality plays that floated reporting from beatrix and whatever happens next, the student from columbia university have already made history out to see who is teams across the world. bring you closer to the house of the story. a list of shame, israel added to a black list of countries homing children in was flashing out that we u. n. n was phones that says as well as ami is the most moral in the world. so how does that stand off given the thousands of

here the wet and windy weather is for the south of us across north central areas for the north east of africa at remains very hot and dry cairo's expecting to see 41 degrees celsius day on tuesday. so little bit cooler across that central band is more in the way of west, so whether moving across the congos sponge why. however, until we get to south africa, you can see that frontal system is lucky to bring some disruptive rain as well as damaging wins to the very self on sunday. the award winning program from international. so make, as we've just seen so many people traveling with children, thinking a long and difficult to explore an abundance of world class programming every time we do an interview, web net with soldiers, voices from different quotes, stories from other ranks. each one of us is a, with this today, you know, programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of from wells on allergies in the us as well as in team use it to me. does that young voices have taken to the front lines? our full waive of student activities that swept across universities in the united states from new

but the wet and windy weather is for the south of us across north central areas for the north east of africa remains very hot and dry. cairo's expecting to see 41 degrees celsius the on choose day. so little bit cooler across that central band is more in the way of west to weather, moving across the congos sponge. why? however, until we get to south africa, you can see that frontal system is lucky to bring some disruptive rain as well as damaging wins to the very self. on sunday, the heroes from i'll just on the go and the tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we live from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and have to move the new app from alta 0 new at using. is it the donald trump, the could vice, more than $100.00? he is in prison for falsifying business records. you'll find out shortly before the public ins decide with that he's been man for presidents to help with all of this shikes, the us selection. and we'll just the rest of the world thing. this is inside story, [000:00:00;00] the .

that's been a story of heats across the north east of africa for the likes of egypt with the hottest june temperature on record. now the heat does shift its way further west, of course, into libya, thanks to an inland wind picking up that heat across into europe. as long as you drive across the north, much west across the central band of africa, but not as well as it could be to this time if you, it's much cooler. but why a full south africa, a quiet whether to be found here. but wendy and with across mozambique, the latest news as it breaks, india is of was false going economy. yet experts say it's high g d p. most excessive challenges with detailed coverage. even the rush of the defense budget is unprecedented. 7 percent of g d, p. the crowd funding platforms are still raising money from around the world. springs declaration is to evidence of a growing cents a month to month, even western nations. but the us policy is failing to bring a 2 state solution any closer to the time of solomon jobby at the headquarters of the international call the interview on this edition of talk to the

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north. east of africa remains very hot and dry. cairo's expecting to see 41 degrees celsius the on choose day. so little bit cooler across that central band is more in the way of wes, a weather moving across the congos sponge. why? however, until we get to south africa, you can see that frontal system is lucky to bring some disruptive rain as well as damaging wins to the very self on sunday. on the same day shift is deliberate, over $300000000.00 will suffice. emboldened $75.00 countries around the world, 100 percent of set on an emergency donation spence on projects. and we ensure beneficiaries come 1st of a 300 on luis, haven't had gone through the bumps the crossing in recent months. our most of these bless and be blessed and we all turning your donations into direct delivery in the shortest possible time donates with confidence. the the book about the what you upset with me. so robin and reminder of all top new stories, children, the dying of malnutrition and dehydration assignments spreads across garza life. saving a is available, which is rarely presenting it to an entry save the childr

degrees celsius, expected tuesday in wednesday, and the heat continues to blaze across the north east of africa with egypt. things some very high temperatures for this time of year 42 degrees celsius. that in cairo on tuesday, it's not a cooler across the north west from morocco and algeria west to whether expected of the next few days is also what a close at central band of africa. but much dryer to the south of this, but not full south africa, and what swan and s which e, we've got some very wet weather to come some strong winds as well. we'll see some of those thunder storms move into dub and low be some recovery on choose day was sunshine, the, the, the latest news as it breaks here. that being even basic things. but the main concern is how these people are able to feel that live with detailed coverage hall teeth tooth has been on the heavy ariel from above and for months. now the residential building here is just been here from around the world, which we'll see here is a catch of mussels. the fisherman used to be able to get these just by going about 20 minutes from here. now we have to go

real thing, but the reading, but the perception of the countries, for example, the middle east of north africaabout the position of ukraine regarding the war in the gas sector, the same jordan or morocco, but, i i would think that the presence of those would certainly be significant and useful countries that have already joined ukraine's aid, again... such as jordan, morocco, there is no chance, there, for example, algeria, but everyone is looking at egypt, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, if we talk about the middle east, north africa, the presence of these countries would be very, very desirable. volodymyr zelenskyi spoke about the fact that he spoke with sidzenpin on the phone, and he apparently promised him... that he would not supply or sell weapons to russia, should we believe these telephone assurances of the chinese leader? well, he probably isn't he promised zelensky, but reacted to the warnings, which were, as far as our chinese told me in 22nd year from the united states, about the consequences that the supply of weapons by china to russia would have, and actually then it was

and the heat continues to blaze across the north east of africa with egypt seen some very high temperatures for this time of year. 42 degrees celsius that in cairo on tuesday, it's not a cooler across the north west of morocco. and i'll jerry a way to whether expected of the next few days is also what a close at central band of africa. but much dryer to the south of this, but not full south africa. and what swan and s with teeny, we've got some very wet weather to come some strong winds as well. we'll see some of those thunder storms move into dub and low be some recovery on choose day was sunshine. i want people to look closer at the ugly side of this. i point my camera where all those prefer not to look. i'm right about what it means to be american and about the ordinary people who get caught up us worse filmmakers around. and also viet turn when, on the power of political lot. what i'll just stories we tell sales about also. and how do we base our past to change our future studio be unscripted, want to on? i would just say around the, the, the of the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back. a r

but the wet and windy weather is for the south of us across most central areas towards the north east of africa. it remains very hot and dry. cairo's expecting to see 41 degrees celsius the on choose day. so little bit cooler across that central band is more in the way of west to weather, moving across the congos sponge. why? however, until we get to south africa, you can see that frontal system is lucky to bring some disruptive rain as well as damaging wins to the very self on sunday. in the pod, huge, i mean to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the new thing you have on these governments with these 5 digit, you say getting less of a thought provoking on the e. you made weapons of being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running, mean what does he bring to the table? hard from the presidential go to some we cannot take the fact that he was signing up, present as not the need for the fact that he had the story on talk to how does era, i want people to look closer at the ugly side of his eye. point by camera where all those

future exercises and peacekeeping forces, the peaceful uses of outer space and hypersecurity, and the situation in the middle east and north africaeace summit in switzerland do not subside, everything would be fine, but their topic was the failure of the event, but the constantly emerging violations and failures. the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry , kuleba, admitted that the signatures of a number of participating countries were forged, which is proven by a series of revocations of signatures following the summit under the final communication, jordan, iraq, rounda, antigua, the train has left and no one will stop it, we are approaching the last opportunity, to reconsider what is happening in ukraine, if the big leaders do nothing soon, we will face a real disaster, no one wants peace, no one doesn’t talk about the world, the world is already as if forbidden. orban, who stated that western countries will continue to send more and more arms money to the war. the house of representatives of the ussr adopted the military budget for 2025, it became the most significant ever history of the country, 895 billion dollars, of which

the main importers of russian grain will be the countries of north africa and the middle east. the press service of the ministry of agriculture, turkey’s refusal to supply will not affect the export potential of our country. but all because in the new season russia will reduce the supply to the world market to 60 million tons of grain, in the current season it will be up to 70 million tons. 53 of them - wheat, and every fourth batch of it on global markets is of russian origin, the department noted. let me remind you that at the end of last week, the turkish ministry of agriculture announced the suspension of wheat supplies from russia. they explained their decision by their intention to support turkish producers in the difficult summer season, when crop prices drop significantly against the backdrop of rising imports. and at the end of the issue about currencies: the dollar today costs 88 rubles. 99 kopecks. the euro exchange rate is 9563. and that’s all i have for now. novel. konstantin, thank you, we let's continue. russian schoolchildren returned home victorious from the as

the main importers of russian grain will be the countries of north africa and the middle east. service of the ministry of agriculture, turkey’s refusal to supply will not affect the export potential of our country. this is because in the new season russia will reduce the supply for the world market to 60 million tons of grain. in the current year it will amount to 70 million tons. 53 of them are wheat. every fourth batch on global markets is of russian origin, noted in department. let me remind you that at the end of last week, the turkish ministry of agriculture announced the suspension of wheat supplies from russia; he explained his decision with the intention to support turkish producers in the difficult summer season, when, against the backdrop of rising imports , crop prices drop significantly. well, at the end of the issue about currencies, the dollar today costs 88 rubles. 99 kopecks. the euro exchange rate is 950. between israel and hamas was adopted in a hurry, and the details of the agreement are not known to anyone. the contents of the final statement of the summit i

peacekeeping forces of the organization, the peaceful use of outer space and hypersecurity, as well as the situation in the middle east and north africa switzerland do not subside, everything would be fine, but their topic was not the success of the event, but a constantly emerging... this is proven by the series of signatures following the summit under the final communication: jordan, iraq, rounda, antigua, and also barbuda . as a result , just over 70 countries out of 93 participating left their autograph on the pr list. and kuleba also said. that the russian side should be invited to the next conference, the question is, why did they organize this vomiting? neither elections in the european parliament, neither the g7 summit, nor the meeting in switzerland met the hopes of millions of europeans to stop their countries being drawn into the ukrainian conflict; the latest attempts only led to escalation, and no one in the world really gave a hint. the train has left and no one will stop it, we are approaching the last opportunity to reconsider what is happening in ukraine, if the big leaders do not do anything soon, we will face a real

together, these areas turned palestine into a center of trade with europe, north africa and the middle eastese old commercial documents in the quds documents center are indicative of the commercial activities in these areas. quds from he used to export soap to egypt, italy and greece through gaza. the export goods of palestine to egypt were from the port of jaffa. export of cotton to france and izmir city and antiques and religious items. there were also istanbul, italy, portugal and spain. gaza and jaffa imported rice and clothes from egypt, textiles from istanbul, glassware from china, cashmere fabrics from india, and lead from france and the netherlands . at the end of the 19th century. by relying on trade, palestinian cities could keep pace with the development in other regions of the world. at the same time , transportation infrastructure was being created in palestine. a road network ahan was built to connect quds and other large and small cities with ports near the mediterranean sea. opening of the main station. this event was unforgettable. a high-ranking delegation representing the

of isis, al-qaeda, and structures affiliated with them, and the taliban government is fighting these terrorist groups, which we consider fundamentally important. threats to the neighboring region, the middle east and north africarom the unresolved nature of a number of conflicts, primarily the situation in the palestinian-israeli settlement, which was thrown back far after israel decided to conduct a special operation in response to the terrorist attack 7 october, which we categorically condemned, but we also cannot... accept the methods that are now are used by the israeli armed forces, for as they claim the destruction of hamas, in reality , the destruction of civilians occurs, and most importantly, if we abstract from today’s humanitarian tragedy, the most important thing is that such actions throw back even further the prospect of sustainable, long-term peace in our neighbors. the un general assembly, and if we talk about the western direction, the activities of the csto, of course, the conflict in ukraine unleashed by the west, the use of the kiev regime as an instrument of aggression against the russian federation poses a very serious threat, and today we talked about this in detail. including in the con

and i also see nickelback from the middle east, the north africa program at the think tank of johnson house, where the israel's prime ministers just fine finds himself in a circle that he just cons. flaps, since he is under pressure from the us, is own government. and these very public each of these because it says it's a square out, but the sort of thing is on nature. and he's the one this phone, the government decides that says no. so thank you out, look whatsoever they don't understand how those of inductive they have them. let me see, i need you of the was and they will continue the role for the pressure from the united states. actually having thing is like now to end this this well, because is a search phone phone from the outset and on the, on the kind of a, of the story of the story from us and the c h months later to dig into, into guys are and bring soldiers and top specs to areas that you it already was supposed to clean from home for how much say really 10. so it's, it's a time to and this will link the hostages, bear it to look into the future of the construction of, of ga

so he's the acting israel and palestine associate direct to all of the middle east and north africa program. us human rights watch in tel aviv or we don't, me is a full that is ready to government spokesman and founding presidents, all of the jerusalem press club. and in london, william little is the editor of arab digest and online current affairs, newsletter, and a veteran, middle east correspondence. welcome. all 3 of you to inside story a bill. if i can start with you 7000 pieces of evidence painted image, all of these alleged atrocities carried out by both posting and fighters on october, the 7th, and the sway, the ministry since the end over the past many months. now the capitalist, of course, being the decades long occupation, it appears that we kind of, when it comes to these findings underestimate what lights they shine on the basis of the conflict and how the conflict has developed. and if i months that it's been under way. yeah, that's right. i think these reports from the un condition of inquiry on the international crimes by israeli forces as well as by the palestinian armed gr

cuz us is of some gender coordinator for the middle east and north africa region. her family live in garza and she says life of them is incredibly hard. i'm guessing was for the 1st one, the kids suddenly it without anybody petition, like one of my sisters actually had to move 10 times if the one house to the other . and then she had to leave like in hoffer no words to cut or you want to, but she could. she had to pay a huge amount of money for a small car to cut or you were to where she can. and it took over 4 hours to lose because of the crowded, the streets and there's no streets. basically, people are everywhere. anywhere that is empty, you can find the 10th. it is not, it's not an easy, it's not the humane situation where the from in the lives of this book actually due to not most of it to continue like this. i what do you so much for my mother was 18 years old and she has been basically costing most of the time because of the lack of food. and she wanted to provide some for this with children in the family. so she, she, she chose to, to, forced to use to is lu

north of africa. we'll get that in a moment. first of the middle east and live and, and those hot conditions continue across the event with temperatures sitting well above the average for the likes of syria is what is the rock and to wait. we saw 9050 degrees celsius over the past few days and not as high will be picking up certainly across the gulf. those numbers will be sitting around the mid forties as we get into the mid week. lots of hot and dry weather to be found. and the heat continues to pump into the likes of libya as well as egypt with temperatures picking up again in cairo. and as $141.00 degrees celsius that on wednesday, the little cooler in the north west is unsettled whether it takes hold of morocco, pots of algeria as well, from showers forwarding here, but the west. so whether it can be found across that central belt with some heavy force, when i jerry a rain stretching all the way through to ethiopia as well. and what weather continues to fall into the coastal areas of mozambique west to weather as well. touching into madagascar befor

of his era as credibly difficult to watch. so in my waste is spokesperson, as to unicef, some middle east and north africa office. any jones does not live from a mon, i mean these lives caught shorts in the most tragic of ways, the image of a baby ahmed, a devastating image of the horror that is this war. how does the family and especially surviving children, the siblings, for instance, of, of ahmed interface with this on imaginable trauma deal with this? well, this is, this is a big question. i think this is just uh, unfortunately one of the many stories and goals are right now of children forced to deal with or with a reality of loss of trauma of the total destruction and, and uh, yeah, the whole story is, is even darker than what we see, because it's the ones, the push as, as they go up. unfortunately, this, this uh, war has a profound impact on the psychological, uh, wellness and much are, you know, as before the war started before, the latest escalation started before the 7th of october and there were around 500000 children and the guy, the step who needed some kind of mental health support. now we know that

remains one of the key participants in world trade, increasing trade turnover with the middle east, africa and latin america. ability of the railways, plans for the development of the northridor have been approved and azov-black sea direction. the northern sea route is becoming a global transport artery. last year , 36 million tons of cargo passed through it, but in the future, transportation may exceed 150 million tons. but an important question for the international. i note that last year the share of payments for russian exports in the so-called toxic currencies of unfriendly states was halved, while the share of the ruble in export and import transactions is growing. today it is approaching 40%. a separate head of state focused on the possibilities brix. this year , five more countries joined it - saudi arabia, iran, the united arab emirates, and egypt. and ethiopia, now in total brix accounts for more than a third of global gdp and almost half of the world's total population. the economy's share of brix in the world is growing. last year , our country's gdp increased by 3.6%. in the first quarter of this year there are already 5 and 4. all these rates are higher tha

activities, of course, in russia in mining enterprises in the north and gradually the geography expanded, alpine... roads in europe, the oil industry in the middle east, the diamond industry of south africaffshore companies in south america, manufacturers cable cars. magnetic flaw detectors produced in moscow are used all over the world. it seems that you don’t even think about the existence of such equipment until you get to know it, but it performs an extremely important function, guaranteeing the safety and performance of many objects of daily life of citizens. can be used to diagnose elevator or steel ropes for cranes, inspect power lines and ropes holding entire bridges. recent decades - widespread received special ropes, these are ropes made of independent parallel strands, in particular they have found widespread use in the construction of cable-stayed bridges, but where are they found? well, for example, in moscow, this is a well-known picturesque bridge, it uses just such ropes, in russia they are among the largest, for example, the bridge to russky island, in st. petersburg - this is the large obukhov bridge, its speed, as far as i can tell i remember from my passport about a m

the access forces i'm to stand they have been driven out of north africa under prussia in italy, and on the defensive on the east and from the moment for a decisive counter attack seems to have arrived at the end of november 1943. the americans. soviets and british meat into rom to agree on a strategy. winston churchill pushes for an offensive in the mediterranean region and assumes that he will succeed as usual, and convincing the americans but this time for us is not prepared to subordinate itself to british ideas. president franklin d. roosevelt who is staying as a guest and a soviet embassy keeps chuck jones at arms length against old expectations he agrees with stolen to land in france before the following summer churchill stands alone and has to give in the it's a bad omen. propaganda tries to conceal the differences of opinion between the allies at the hold on the big 3 made the plans for the destruction of the enemy's forces in europe. in the quickest possible time. generalizing hot is to lead the combined british and american expedition. they pauses organizing in the united kingdom. in other words, need

they have been driven out of north africa under prussia in italy. and on the defensive, on the east, and from the moment for a decisive counter attack seems to have arrived at the end of november 1943, the americans, soviets, and british meat into rom to agree on a strategy. winston churchill pushes for an offensive and the mediterranean region assumes that he will succeed as usual and convincing the americans. but this time to us is not prepared to subordinate itself to british ideas. president franklin d. roosevelt who is staying as a guest and a soviet embassy keeps counsel at arms length against all expectations. he agrees with stalin to land and from before the following summer churchill stands alone and has to give in the it's a bad omen. propaganda tries to conceal the differences of opinion between the allies at the hold on the big 3 made the plans for the destruction of the enemy's forces in europe in the quickest possible time. generalizing, how does the lead the combined british and american expedition they pauses organizing in the united kingdom. in other words, needs to

who is a pop, the head of hospitality, tourism and pleasure. advisory for the middle east and north africa night, frank, a global real estate consultancy firm. he joins us now from re as detective with the subject. how important ben to the sound of the economy is religious tourism. thank you for having the religious tourism is one of the backbone of the overall tourism overall and tourism. imaging them is, is driving. so does that really just door to them to come in the next day or target isn't on 30000000 really to stories which will keep crying as part of the region 2030. so it is playing a significant role a. i mean, it used to be seasonal business now. um since uh, the doctor been diamond is uh the business as of right now it's a year around, but with the cities are touching it on some of the 75 percent occupancy is. so it's no more a season of business is so your own business and projections are if we keep driving uh in the coming years. uh um, as the rest of the tourism is also on a uh, in a very positive uh uh your directory. but can the holy sites themselves cope with an ever expan

of showers across west africa. now starting to just not sure why the north was becoming a little more widespread liberia. so you already have we seen the west east of the weather. wanted to show it to across central parts of africa, turning increasingly west across southern africa and south africa seems heavy, right? the eastern type. the . i want people to look closer at the ugly side of this. i point my camera where all those prefer not to look. i'm right about what it means to be american and about the ordinary people who get caught up us worse. filmmaker rally, and also viet turn when on the power of political ok. what i'll just stories we tell sales about also, and how do we base our past to change our future studio be unscripted, want to on i would jersey around the corner back to watching out. is there a is a reminder of our top story? is this, our mexico is all set to elected 1st female president of to sundays election. official results, the ruling miranda appellate. he's claiming victory for its candidates. so these shane bound, oppositional. such a towel, galvis is the on the front of it. is there any strikes of killed at least 10 peop

we stand together for freedom of navigation, transparent coverage as well as for economic practices. in the middle east, north africa, we worked together and issues critical, the patient's ability, like social security and counter chairs. an ex special tread of climate change which is just growing greater. we're working together to accelerate the global transition to net 0. it is the extra structural threat to humanity long. the only ex, essential threat to matter, including nuclear weapons, is if we do nothing in a climate change. i can go on every day, the french people in america reward connected in countless ways for economic ties, collaboration, science, and technology. educational exchanges. reason we don't have more americans coming in, we're afraid they won't come home. such a beautiful harmony is of such as the credit of a country. it's a beautiful country. and you know, the fact is that these are cherished ties between our families and friends continues to grow. the bond between our nation are strong, vast, and rooted and most important element. shared values that's true today is banned from the very start

activities, of course, in russia in mining enterprises in the north and gradually. geography expanded, alpine cable cars in europe, the oil industry in the middle east, the diamond industry of south africaof offshore companies in south america, manufacturers of cable cars, magnetic flaw detectors produced in moscow are used all over the world, it seems that the existence of such equipment was not even known until we got acquainted with it you think about it, but it performs an extremely important function, it guarantees the safety and... safety of many objects of everyday life of citizens, it can be used for diagnosing elevators or steel ropes for cranes, check power lines and ropes holding entire bridges. in recent decades , special ropes have become widespread, these are ropes made of independent parallel strands, in particular they have found widespread use in the construction of cable-stayed bridges, but where are they found ? well, for example, in moscow. this is a well-known picturesque bridge, it uses just such ropes in russia, they are among the largest ones, for example, the bridge on russky island, in st. petersburg, this is large obukhov bridge, its speed, as far as i remembe

friendships that goes and in culture 6 the nation long for this he said because of places like north africa like the middle east, like east asia, it's really hard for you to make new friends as easily because it's just not in the culture. and the reason why you bring up these true cultural factors in assessing, bringing us in asia i just mentioned, is because if we take a look at japan, for example, as a place of high social rigidity and the relational majority, one of the highest and lowest and about what that means is if you feel trapped in japan and your social roads or expectation, it's hard for you to breakout and well sir, it's hard with you to make new friends. i think that's something we do. i think about enough. when we think about bringing us, because often we think about menus, it's about what it's like in the present. but actually we should consider how it is for us in the future as well. and what i mean by this is if we're in a place with high relational maturity, meaning it's easy for us to a new friend. this would be somewhere like the united states, for example, i might do literally now, but i,