africa, afrin nations talking about filling out natural gas infrastructure pipeline throughout northern africa down to the west africa. they are invested in more pipeline and when you ask aren't you decriminalizing? they laugh and say this doesn't work because until you can help us find something affordable, the same cost of natural gas and is not physically possible to replace tried-and-true energy sources. they say energy is okay and we will have solar and other pieces but the single t focus of removg renewables is not reasonable nor rational. i presume you would agree. >> also from domestic standpoint when you try to listen, lift countries out of poverty, democracies and cheap reliable energy in the other parts are reliable, you have to have it. they're not interested in a 30 year climate emission goal, they are interested in getting -- didn't have running water and a lot of places, they don't have these things. to try to ask them to incorporate urban united states version of a climate ideology -- it's not going to happen. what we should do is have american companies and american investorsc

african nations talking about building out natural gas and for structure pipelines throughout northern africaown to west africa. they are investing in more fossil fuels, more pipelines. when you ask them aren't you decarbonizing, they sort of laugh. they say this doesn't work, because until you can help us find some thing that is affordable, that is the same cost of natural gas, it's not physically possible to replace tried and true energy sources. they say solar in the mix is ok, but the single point of focus of removing non-removals -- non-renewables is not possible. rep. armstrong: we are trying to lift the country out of poverty, democracy and cheap, reliable energy. part of that is reliable. you have to have it. they are not interested in a 30 year climate emission go, they don't have running water in a lot of races. they don't have these things. to try and ask them to incorporate urban you not states version of some kind of climate ideology -- it is not going to happen and we should not try to do it. we should have american companies and american investors deploying the technology we ha

created in the forty-fifth even before the end of world war ii , the middle east, the persian gulf, northern africa, the so-called maghreb, it includes virtually all countries that speak arabic we are in the heart of the arab league. this is an important league. this is an opportunity to create a deep bilateral relationship that could go beyond just diplomatic syria was expelled 12 years ago at the instigation of the west, allegedly because the authorities in the country are too brutally cracking down on the opposition. well, then not all macaws. such countries voted for this decision after syria, with the long participation of the russian army, managed to be liberated from terrorists. diplomacy also turned on, including russian. this meeting of the foreign ministers of russia, syria, turkey and iran, countries that have serious weight in the region, assad himself flew to moscow for consultations. and today, russian president putin greeted the entire arab league with such a message, intending to continue to actively support collective efforts to peacefully resolve acute regional problems, including

given to stalin to open a second front and transfer troops to the allies open the second front in northern africanly in june 44. from the order of general gotmar on may 2, 1941, the war against russia is an important part of the struggle for the existence of the german people. this is a long-standing struggle of the germans against the slavs, the defense of european culture from the muscovite-asian, sowing the goal of this struggle should be the destruction of today's russia and therefore it should be conducted without precedent harshly, it should be especially merciless to the carriers of the current russian-bolshevik system. 1935 signed the anglo-german naval agreement, according to which germany, in violation of the treaty of versailles, is allowed to build its own navy. in march 1935, stalin met with british foreign minister lord eden during a tea party, both were sitting near the world map from the idon transcript, looked at the place that great britain occupied on the map and added that they say england is a very small island, comrade, stalin looked at the uk and said, but a lot depends on

are the one that stands by the oppressed people around the world beat in northern africa. saw, you know, hard enough africa to the middle east, or to make sure that there is stability in the region with regards to the situation of ukraine and russia. so i think there is that, you know, an influence or attempt to interfere is coming from the western circles, but whether this will affect the result, it is something to be seen. however, i'm not concerned about the election irregularities. and if any, even if there are concerns, there is an independent body that deals with these appeals or rejections. and ultimately the people's will, it will be reflected on the ballot box. and along those same lines, president are the ones main opponent has a more pro western stance, and that is clear. now if his main opponent does when democratically, how could relations between turkey and russia develop? i mean, in the past couple days, prior to the election, you know that there was a, there was a, you know, this and concern being raised by mr. police darla with regards to russian to appearance in the el

what's the message of his national records recorded on the american continent in southeast asia in northern africa and apparently, someone decided to ride the information wave. for several days now , a terrible weather forecast has been spreading on social networks, they say, weather forecasters warn that the coming summer in russia will be the warmest in the last 150 years. and this is half the trouble publications claim that the country will stand 40 °. the heat is scary. so much reality, this prophecy has nothing to do with the meteorologist referred to by the media just not very well cut out i wanted to say summer. most likely it will be abnormally warm due to global warming. and then the elephant will be tormented expanse the journalist's board, in fact , long-term forecasting methods now allow us to get only a generalized idea of ​​the upcoming season in may. according to our estimates, summer in russia will indeed be very warm. however, the temperature anomaly will be mainly 1-2 degrees. in addition, the likelihood of serious droughts is small , only in some places a lack of rainfall is pre

the message about national records was recorded on the american continent in southeast asia in northern africa, and apparently someone decided to ride the information wave. for several days now , an eerie weather forecast has been spreading on social networks, they say, weather forecasters warn that the coming summer will russia will be the warmest in the last 150 years. and this is not so bad publications claim that the country will be terribly forty-degree heat , but this prophecy has nothing to do with reality . most likely it will be abnormally warm due to global warming. well, then svetlana ’s colleague’s blow-up to journalists, in fact , long-term forecasting methods allow now in may to get only a generalized idea of ​​the upcoming season according to according to our estimates, the summer in russia will indeed be very warm. however, the magnitude of the temperature anomaly will be mainly 1-2 degrees. in addition, the likelihood of serious droughts is low, only in some places a lack of rainfall is predicted. in 20%. you are able to predict the appearance of blocking anticyclones, which a

the message about national records was recorded on the american continent in southeast asia in northern africaand apparently someone decided to ride the information wave. for several days now , a terrible weather forecast has been spreading on social networks, they say, weather forecasters warn that the coming summer in russia will be the warmest in last 150 years. and this is not so bad publications claim that the country will have a forty-degree heat terrible so much that the reality of this prophecy has nothing to do with the meteorologist, which is referred to by people. they just don't look very good. i wanted to say that summer is likely to be abnormally warm because of global warming. well, journalist, in fact , long-term forecasting methods allow now in may to get only a generalized idea of ​​the upcoming season, according to our estimates, summer in russia will really be very warm however, the magnitude of the temperature anomaly will be mainly 1-2 degrees. in addition, the likelihood of serious droughts is small, only in some places a shortage of precipitation of 20% is predicted. yo

of african nations talking about building out natural gas infrastructure pipelines throughout northern africa down to the west africa. they are investing in more fossil fuels, more pipeline, and when you ask them, well, aren't you decarbonizing? they sort of laugh and say, look, this does not work, because until you can help us find something that is affordable, that is the same cost of natural gas, and it is just not physically possible to replace, tried and true energy sources, they say and energy mix is ok, and sure, we will have solar in the sahara and some other places, but the single point of focus of moving all renewables is not reasonable nor rational peer i would presume you would agree. rep. armstrong: well, and also, from a domestic standpoint, when you are trying to lift an entire country out of poverty, two things that have lifted most people out of poverty and most of the world are democracies and cheap, reliable energy. reliable. you have to have it. they are not interested in some 30-year climate omission goal. they don't have running water in a lot of places. they don't have

pressing for us, the second given that a significant part of african countries, especially in northern africadepend on cereals from bread. we understand their difficult situation, but we believe that everything that must be done must be done in the interests of the needy don't need to take advantage of their needs, everything we do should be aimed at meeting the needs of people. they use these needs to interest others valentina shvartsman lenta.ru. i have a question for sergey viktorovich why did russia take part in extending its participation in the grain deal? and what specific guarantees did she receive regarding the implementation of the un russia memorandum on removing obstacles to russian rural sex, and how the internal political situation in turkey can affect the implementation of the deal, after all the current agreement was concluded with the current president of the country, recep teip erdogan. however, after the second round of the presidential elections, which will be held on may 28, the leader of the country may change. thank you very much. this deal had nothing to do with the in

constitution would allow him to serve 2 more terms of 70 is each and he wave has swept across parts of northern africa and southern europe. reco, breaking temperature for the month of april spain, portugal under a morocco registered new temperature highs with challenges to records in algeria to nicea and france lou for ah. 6 people from the middle east had left the region for many destinations around the world and for a number of different reasons. some high fled conflict or persecution. others go abroad for higher education, and some are simply seeking a better life in another country. fit, george is a businessman who has made the name for himself in the gold mine in sector in north america either for some years or thought. somebody thought none of none. ganglion huddled, beth always i'll, well, i'll run in regular canada. la, monica, horner, garage, double. ahmad. not by law albert's army, without somebody be november. good, now let's look back with our shall cindy. i know with you when we're doing when the while she believes now that i know my headless minute job, i'm going to kill a non ally. i di

the role of the winner will have a key voice at nato in russia and ukraine from the mid east to northern africa, in capitals from brussels to washington. nothing less here than war and peace. i'm for golf in berlin. this is the day. the doctor's democracy is providing to be amazingly resilient. it was obvious from the start with that this was going to go to the 2nd round, voters had a choice between genuine political alternatives. i should have it to me. there was too much code wise ation with both sides fighting. i'm not happy until i worry about to accuse being too long. we'll see what happens when we vote again in 2 weeks. people have been given more time to think the additional also coming up villarreal, seeing the liter, alexander lucas. shank. of just how sick it is. the man who calls himself europe's last dictator. but we don't know, but the countries opposition, it's gearing up for possible change. we know that the question k 0 of um bots. uh, as in every dictate of ship. uh nobody knows what, what is going on really uh to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of y

pressure bringing very stormy conditions to the likes of the central mediterranean as well as northern africa. we've already seen flooding in pots of it's, we will look at that some exceptionally heavy rain starting to sweep pinnacle physically on monday. that will start to work as wait for the new across the a drastic and some of the bulk and states and into the heart of your potential areas. seem that heavy rain or the next few days when they're also an issue with this, we've got some very blustery winds pushing down across those islands. that even we felt in the south of greece and across some of the move west and parts of the mediterranean. but are quite to picture to spain and portugal, some walk rain coming into the move on more eastern areas and rain moves away from the north west from britain, an island some some funny spells here, but it will feel cooler on a snow storm pushes across iceland that's going to bring the wintery weather to the likes of no wait temperatures coming down across the east. look at re go friday. funny, but cool. the this convening is taking place during a crit

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southern europe as well with refugees from northern africa and subsaharan africa.y to interrupt. i can bring some of the expertise of the international rescue committee from around the world. there's good practice and there's bad practice. good practice in uganda or germany. very different countries in terms of their wealth. consistent in the way they treat with humanity and also with order the people who come across the border. there's bad practice. the uk got i'm sad to say is demonizing the people trying to get to the uk. not just processing their cases far away in uganda -- in rwanda but trying to but actually sending them there. there's also some practice around the world where refugees are not allowed to work. this is a very pivotal moment where people are looking to the u.s. for leadership. the administration is doing some very important and sensible measures. it's allowing people to claim asylum from outside the country. we believe it's vital every case gets treated on its merits. that's not yet being done. >> as always, thank you and your teas around the w

low pressure bringing very stormy conditions to the likes of a central mediterranean as well as northern africa. we've already seen flooding in pots of it's me, well look at that. some exceptionally heavy rain starting to sweep pinnacle officially on monday. that will start to work as wait for the north, across the a drastic and some of the balkan states. and into the heart of your potential areas, seem that heavy rain or the next few days when they're also an issue with this, we've got some very blustery winds pushing down across those islands and leaving results in the south of greece and across some of the move west and pots of the mediterranean, but are quite to picture to spain and portugal. some welcome rain coming into the move and more eastern areas. and rain moves away from the north west from britain, an island some some funny spells here, but it will feel cooler on a snow storm pushes across iceland. that's going to bring the wintery weather to the likes of no wait temperatures coming down across the east. look at re go friday funny but cool. the the but the russell bid in southern e

secondly, considering that quite a number of african countries, particularly in the northern part of africa depending on green, but the color for wheat and bread, we understand they apply, but wasting whatever shouldn't be done. should it be done in the interests of those in the need. and then not to use the i need to do. i do vantage both of us. that is our main concern and our main interest of whatever we do should be did was responding to the needs of the people. not you'll see the needle for the people for the vantage of others in federal lanta. don't all you good dave, ireland, too much slides. i have a question to administer levels. why did russia decide to extend its participation in the grades of, of grades are in the greenfield. what specific guarantee is that the trustees would have got to the an across a memorandum and how the domestic situation in take a could affect the situation since the recent kind of innovation once i reached with president edwin. but off to the presidential election on may 28th take a could see another leadership of the way to got to the domestic situation

the on monday and heat is still the story across from northern parts of africa on sunday. temperature, sitting high into newsheel, typically will come down. however, in tune is the arrival of that wet and windy weather, when the weather is the story for the canary islands, we've got some warnings out for rough seas that on monday, when the conditions as well persisting for places like the ivory coast. we could see a ductile sandstone in southern molly, with those thunder storms intensifying on monday and found this one is all the story for equitorial guinea and the democratic republic of congo, sunday through to monday and some very wet weather intensifies across the eastern part of south africa that will draw up the temperature rather dramatically in johannesburg. of the jump into the stream 10 percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions showing the debates. people have already looked at like, people have the culture of the people who have your say one abroad in this conversation by bringing more voices into it live on youtube. people co

affected some of the islands in the central mediterranean, such as sardinia and sicily, northern parts of africa continuing to see that heavy rain as well as we go into tuesday. libya doing this very wet and windy weather found the storms popping off to the southeast. places like northern greece, rules, macedonia, and ball guerria, but the west of the wet weather, pulling into more western areas. showers is what us and found. the storms are full island and britain on monday that heavy rain pulling in across the low countries and from a much clearer picture for the east of this lot sunshine for poland. 15 degrees in russo on tuesday. the 11th days that ended holden, 60 young, lied to them, landed on flattened efferson, the powerful testimony of palestinian. some of these in garza, as they remember, the children killed joe. with these rays of may 2021. i remember him every minutes and a team of them coming back to me 11 days in may on al jazeera the of the other again, you're watching out, is there a has remind you about top stories this i'll try and government has stuff with a major setback house

the and is that heavy rain effect in northern areas of africa joined the global conversations. teachers, the good the people industry to be continued is say, this is a dialogue. we don't always talk to people that have different opinions that we do . everyone has a fully massive issue is that society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. it was, but it was fun to have an american occupation of a middle eastern countries. the street on algae 0 the the, you're watching l g 0 live from bill. how with me for the back people, every council on top stories this hour took, it appears to be headed for its 1st to have a presidential election run off with vote counting and its final stages present great trip type bird one is sort of a 50 percent needed to win outright and may not position candidate combined condition. rudo is training. i don't want him. what's been a close the faulty election. he says he's ready to face the price of inc. in any run off. and in time on 2 main opposition parties have agreed to move forward with france to form a coalition. and one more than half the sea

the on monday and heat is still the story across northern parts of africa on sunday. temperature sitting high into newsheel, typically will come down. however, in tune is the arrival of that wet and windy weather. when the weather is the story for the canary islands, we've got some warnings out for rough seas that on monday, when the conditions as well persisting for places like the ivory coast we could see a ductile sandstone in southern molly with those thunderstorms intensifying on monday. and. c this one is all the story equitorial, guinea and the democratic republic of congo, sunday through to monday and some very wet weather intensifies across the eastern part of south africa that will draw up the temperature rather dramatically in johannesburg. the system a little boat is a mechanic color or even that self driving train. the vehicle that androids today can be deal with a human only robot like me will be everywhere else has 0 doki entries. this the lead on the weird and wonderful world of robots that learn things for you and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i am a mach

strong system through this central mediterranean, some hit and miss showers across spain and northern portugal to africa. we go, for ne spelled jerry. i saw about 2 months worth of rain in the span of 24 hours. again, all has to do with that disturbance in the central mediterranean and durban picked up about half a month's worth of rain, but you've got a mix of stunning cloud in the forecast on saturday. enjoy. we'll see you soon. take care. i of the, reviewing the headlines dissecting what they say, which has decided to go live was the really full scale innovation, exposing how the media is used to shape the one factor that never seems to make a difference is it's on true. it never happened until political power can suppress free speech. you tried to record that need to be in poverty. the police must, in effect, we are on the cost of the listening post you guy to the media on tuesday, around the the, you're watching out a 0 life from july reminder about top stories, ukrainian prize of info to me is lensky has lived in japan and he's expected to address me to 1770 stomach in hiroshima on friday. and he

there are usual rushes, thrones across west africa, and this line to brain pushing out of the western sahara into northern mauretania on saturday. central africa through cameron roon equitorial guinea gap on that's the biggest pulses of rain and for now in the western cape providence, in south africa it's fine. but this weather maker will move in over monday and also for now your temperatures are below average. reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, exposing how the media is used to shake the opinion. one of the factors that never seems to make a difference is it's on through it never happens. the listing posts you're going to the media on, which is 0. the student needs foreign ministry sources. so the you in special invoice one to be allowed into the country on the, on the accused in the being biased. the right, this is delta 0 live from the also coming up, the final push to appeal devices into a key. and on the last day of campaigning, before sundays presidential rental vehicles, an emergency meeting, all of its national security council of defendants between police and ethics serves in nort

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and heat is still the story across from northern parts of africa. on sunday, temperatures sitting high into news, the terminal will come down. however, in tune is the arrival of that wet and windy weather. windy weather is the story for the canary islands. we've got some warnings out for rough seas that on monday, when the conditions as well persisting for places like the ivory coast we could see a ductile sandstone in southern molly, with those thunder storms intensifying on monday. and thunderstorms all the story from equitorial guinea and the democratic republic of congo, sunday through to monday and some very wet weather intensifies. of course the eastern part of south africa that'll draw up the temperature rather dramatically in johannesburg. the cheers from school children in the island community of east and the excitement is over the arrival of their teacher fransisco. be nice cuz there's only one school in k is katrina. and since the school is the only teacher, the fact that these children aren't able to have an education at all the result o

there are useful rushes. storms across west africa and this line of rain pushing out of the western sahara into northern mauretania on saturday. central africa through cameroon, equitorial guinea gap on that's the biggest pulses of rain and for now in the western cape providence, in south africa it's fine. but this weather maker will move in over monday and also for now your temperatures are below average. the oscar winning actor cate blanchett, discuss how advocating for refugees has changed her outlook people. i met for incredibly welcoming environmental to give and talks about the challenges facing the un with the ongoing global crisis. unit c icon reach one of these people. so it just reinforced to me the pointing to the international community to maintain humanitarian aid. you and hcr, goodwill in basset or cate blanchett, talks to alj a 0 the of the watching. i'll just say a reminder about top store this out. so it'd be as presidents as cool the national security council session to discuss the father and stop for the account between these and ethnic serbs nearby. it doesn't cost of that. it happen

there are usual rushes. strong's across west africa and this line of rain pushing out of the western sahara into northern mauretania on saturday. central africa through cameron roon, equitorial, guinea gap on that's the biggest pulses of rain and for now in the western cape providence, in south africa it's fine. but this weather maker will move in over monday and also for now your temperatures are below average. the land of free. if you are black, are a criminal, you are someone who is supposed to shut up in accent. what america gives you. the next episode of democracy may be exposed to racial conflicts, ethics, politics, and equality in the united states. they get upset if you say paul lives, because they want to focus on what we had a dream on outages era. the see without just a reminder about top stories. so the as president is called the national security council section to discuss fathers between police and ethics serves in northern cost of the testers. try to stop offices from the scores, an ethical thing in his office. so don's army has cooled on his service and retired, so just to re enlist after

and as a child system showers to answer the phone on the west of africa, northern parts of algeria to nicea even up towards the north west of libya, we could see some unusual wet weather just coming in across the west of the hall, northern possible mauritania. seasonal right still quite nicely across west africa . pushing rod across the gulf of guinea and extending over towards a lake victoria. so we can see some showers once again, just developing around you can that pushing across into can? yes, money i might catch a shot ro 2 times in there as well. could see some wet weather. so also some went by the, to just developing around that is to side of south africa as we go on through saturday, sunday, the shower is making the way a little further south of the fall and counting the calls greece is recovering from this economic crisis. the greeks reaping the benefits wealthy nations from his team trillion $1.00 and $8.00 to pull country. so why haven't they been paid? we speak to the rocky deputy prime minister about his nation's will, out counting the cost on al jazeera june on our despi

there are usual rushes storms across west africa and this line of rain pushing out of the western sahara into northern mauretania on saturday. central africa through cameron roon equitorial guinea cap on that's the biggest pulses of rain and for now in the western cape providence, in south africa it's fine. but this weather maker will move in over monday and also for now your temperatures are below average. reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, exposing how the media is used to shake the one in the back there that never seems to make a difference is it's on through it never happens. the listing posts you're going to the media on which is 0. the.

africa, we go. and that disturbs weather in spain is dropping down rain into morocco. and algeria also a little bit of rain moving out of western sahara into northern mauritania. and for south africa, the western cape province, it's con for now. but here comes our next weather make are likely to generate wind gusts of 75 kilometers per hour on monday and a whole lot of rain bye for now. reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, which has decided to go live was the really a full scale innovation, exposing how the media is used to shape the one factor that never seems to make a difference is it's on true. it never happens until political powers can suppress free speech. you tried to record that need to be in politics. the police must have seconds. we are on the coast of the listening post you guy to the media on tuesday, around the the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder about top stories, the ssl. it took you as presidential contenders and making the final touches a hit of sundays run on selection incumbents, which of type at $11.00, the 1st round, and we'll face all position later, come out and click stolen. so this isn't suzanne'

affecting some of the islands in the central mediterranean, such as sardinia and sicily, northern parts of africa continuing to see that heavy rain as well as we go into tuesday, libya doing this very wet and windy weather found the storms popping off to the southeast. places like northern greece, rules macedonia, and bol guerria. but the west of the wet weather, pulling into more western areas. showers is what us and found a storm. so full island on britain on monday, that heavy rain pulling in across the low countries and from a much clearer picture of the east to this lot sunshine for poland, 15 degrees invoice. so on tuesday, sorry, can you spell me the twins that matches once and now the right communication dival afternoon depends causing a generation of weight an intimate study by traditional grappling with changing time, travelling the time now to sierra the latest news as it breaks a just to say that a hundreds of students, refugees within the community, why you have to be registered, then people cannot access page with detail coverage. he believes his message of protecting fundamental ri

climate change, which also may as people migrate is at the end of the day, they come to the northern coast of africa and that route traffic has the, all those willing to transport these people on boats into europe. what single solution to that, in terms of trying to persuade both african countries to track down on both ends. you might say the, the, the starts of that journey across that idea to radio and how to deal with those people a new program. so some countries or for me to be in the profession will be going to be the 2nd day for me to be as you go into these into these. yeah, you may find these goals. these are people trying to reach out to that are used to live city provide no problem. ringback myers, and sometimes you do something in most cases. my own impression is to leave these people. were you the people in the rooms? so he saw solver stuff or you can use accounts for indeed very complicated situation to them. i would have to leave at the front end of that. if i don't cheat, thanks so much for joining us from. right. thank you. the touch more head here. all the news are including hundred

it's a cultural bridge, historically, between the south countries and the northern countries, between, you know... between africape, of course. you know, it has a very special place, and more than that, today i think morocco represents the best opportunity to get out european — you know, from the dependency it has today from russian gas, because the resource we have here could be one of the big, big answers, part of the answer of the european demand. so coming back to our activities, we are working on very large—scale projects. wind, but on—shore. then we have, let's say, medium—sized infrastructure projects between 50 to 200 mw, pv and wind, and then you have the most, let's say, smaller ones between 1—3 mw and it's more, kind of, rooftop business. let me come to you, moez, because the world bank's assessment suggests that despite the — and let's be clear, right, the enormous costs involved in moving to a low—carbon economy — the world bank says that this is actually going to help and grow the moroccan economy. just briefly explain that. the energy transition in morocco effectively involves a shift from heavy r