the country and oil exports from northern iraq that 450,000 barrels per day were sent to ceyhan port.among the most important issues on the agenda of this trip, it can be said that the two countries are in trouble in the field of sending and exporting oil from iraq to turkey at bandar jahan . this caused the export to stop. also, the two countries will discuss political issues with each other. in relation to the increase in trade exchanges , it is worth mentioning that, according to mr. hakan fidan, the trade exchange between the two countries is now 25 billion dollars, and the two countries are trying to increase this level. are and in addition to these topics at the level of exchanges it is a light that you have mentioned about common cases. in 20 seconds, tell me how much this exchange and this trip can help in strengthening relations . for more than 10 seconds, the sender of recent relations , the relations between the two countries were recently affected by turkey's operations against terrorist groups. in the north of iraq, the percentage of solving these issues is actually the m

the second day of the market was waiting for the determination of the fate of oil exports from northern iraq, according to the analysts of this market , they believe that in the conditions of increased arrival iraqi oil to the market can help to solve the shortage of sour oil supply, especially now that the opec+ producers have extended their voluntary supply limit . we ask the pilgrims to go and return god willing, the last day of arbaeen feasting will be very busy . i will visit the iraqi people as soon as possible. let's go as soon as possible , so that there will be time for my friends to make the pilgrimage to asia. you are standing the smallest stop and regarding the city of karbala and other cities such as najaf kazemin and samarra is a mistake in the culture of a pilgrimage which, according to the officials of the arbaeen headquarters, should be learned from the iraqi people themselves . it comes from basra. i don't know, maybe due to the fact that what i have in my mind more than the dear and hospitable iraqis is that i mostly serve in the atmosphere of arbaeen and the monkey walkin

that i'm just going to respond to some sort of of the tube arrives in the quickest on region in northern iraq. suddenly the face of her fellow, yes, the deeds feels all too close to us. yeah, this is you, this is moses. on the other side, most of us the 1st today in the rock to be taken by. i s the ice, the orchestra stuck. it isn't, you know, they organized operations the with one clear goal in mind. in the extermination of the genocide if they use easy to get no teeth inputs. so it is strange being here for a knowing how close it all actually is on. so this and this, i almost got any, somebody close to germany to the not oh, it's only a full hour flights away from the school and then found the do. you didn't come up there. usually these all terrified of us returning and everything happening all over again. so that's why they have to come back to hook in this camp alone is home to over 10000 people internally displaced in their own country too, but has come to visit the scoring girls project here set up a number of years ago for many of the youngsters playing football is the only break they

that i'm just going to respond to some sort of of the tuba arrives in the code is done region in northern iraq. suddenly the face of her fellow, yes, the deeds feels all to close the see of us with you. this is moses on the other side, most of us the 1st today in the rock to be taken by i s the i see how constructivism. do they organized operations, the with one clear goal in mind? in the extermination of the genocide of these needs? again with teeth and perks. so it is strange being here for a knowing how close it all actually is on. so this and this, i understand the, somebody close to germany to the amount of it's only a full hour flights a way to explain and then send the do using the usually these all terrified of all yes. returning and everything happening all over again. and that's why they have them to come back to it's the, this camp alone is home to over 10000 people internally, displaced in their own country too, but has come to visit the scoring girls project here set up a number of years ago for many of the youngsters playing football is the only break they get from life in the ca

when i reporting from northern iraq the war, the fact that i'm american, is the most important aspect of identity. but part of the identity of every one of us here is that we pay taxes. so who is going to report on changes to the tax code? because we all have a stake in it. so, that i tackle a question on should you be able to report on israel? should someone be allowed to report on abortion? rights should a person of color be able to report on racial justice? should a person who pays taxes, be able to report on the tax code? obviously these questions, the answers to these questions, is yes you should be able to report on those things. and so then, the question becomes, do we pretend that our identity doesn't exist to push it to the side to bring into their how we wrestle with that i do think objectivity is the goal. i also think we carry our, stories or, identities our experience wherever we go. and those two things can exist in contention sometimes i don't think there is such a thing as the view from nowhere which is a phrase an older generation of journalists used to describe the i

when i'm reporting from northern iraq, the fact that i'm american is the most important aspect of my identity. but part of the identity of every one of us here is that we pay taxes. so who's going to report on changes to the tax code? because we all have a stake in it. so if, the way i handle the question, should you be able to report on israel, should somebody who you can get regular port on abortion rights? should -- be reporting on racial justice? so should a person who pays taxes be allowed to reported changes to the tax code? the answer these questions is yes, you should be able to report on those things, and so then the question becomes, will do a pretend that identity doesn't exist? to be pushed to the side? to bring it to bear? how do we wrestle with that? i do think objectivity is a worthy goal and i also think that we carry our stories, our identity, our history, our experience with us wherever we go. and those two things kind of -- intentioned sometimes. i don't believe there's such a thing as the view from nowhere, which is the phrase that an older generation of journalis

when i'm reporting from northern iraq on the war against isis the fact that i'm american is the most important aspect of my identity. part of the identity of every one of us here is that we pay taxes. who is going to report on changes to the tax code? we all have a stake in it. so if you, the way i tackle the question should a jew report on israel, should somebody who doesn't get pregnant allowed to report on abortion rights? should a person of color be allowed to report on racial justice, should a person who pays taxes be allowed to report on changes to the tax code? obviously the answer to these questions is yes, you should be able to report on those things. the question then becomes do we pretend our identity doesn't exist? do we push it to the side? do we bring it to bear? how do we wrestle with that? i think objectivity is a worthy goal and i also think that we carry our stories, identity, history and experience with us wherever we go in those things can exist in tension sometimes. i don't believe there is such a thing is the view from nowhere which is the phrase an older genera

all sides, from all the western borders, we started from the zero point of the border of iraq to najaf, the northernders . right now, the head of the rescue and rescue organization of the region's engine is there and he is consulting with the officials. begging for food, explaining water, regulating independence can be strengthened by working together, working together and working for our dear people, which are the main goals of monet . ministry of health from the words of eight people who they are on this path, and let's put together medical centers to provide enough of what we need, and god willing , we will have a honeymoon. and we should be more careful, father of collective wisdom, god willing, i would really like to thank the honorable minister of health and especially the honorable minister of the country, who presided over this congress, and all the participants who attended with heart. it was strange to make a point for the qajar congress everyone came with all their heart, listening and speaking. it was great . god willing, tomorrow this ongoing congress will be able to add valuable conten

works and products are designed in the creative houses, especially in the northern kurdish creative house, where friends in iraq solve their own needs from idea to product. in the field of education and training, more than 90 creative houses and 1800 creative companies in there are countries that are active in different scientific fields. we have three products . what age is the primary school audience? we have different activities from the beginning to the eyes, and we have different services, such as the beauty that is a classroom-based practice system, which means that the children, under the supervision of their teacher, actually have a training class at home, and do fake acting. this is how they learn it gets deep and small, their motivation for homework increases, their teacher also supervises the children's dance practice and can give them points and better management. asr has a virtual exam at home, there is an in-person deadline that can be used as a summer base for schools, and other services we have are hybrid virtual camps, and i have both in-person mode and my fat is an extension of the virtual esc

so deborah was a very established soldier, had served in northern ireland, iraq and afghanistan in aing more than 40 years. so obviously a very accomplished soldier, had a very accomplished soldier, had a lot of experience in the army, but is now speaking on a panel about women's experience in the army and that has got women's rights campaigners up in arms and that that has taken and saying that that has taken the opportunity away from a woman, a traditional woman in the army. >> yeah, it's absurd. i mean, to be fair, this is the only way a white man can get into the army now, especially if you look at the raf. i mean, it's the raf. but i mean, it's absolutely absurd this i mean, he in he trained as a commander in 1986. i when you couldn't 1986. i read when you couldn't have a woman. you have applied as a woman. so you can get in as a man, then switch to a woman. dannatt, former to a woman. lord dannatt, former head army, said this head of the army, said that this bizarre thing he said they've tried progressive and tried to be as progressive and inclusive they can. well, inclusive as

so deborah was a very established soldier, had served in northern ireland, iraq and afghanistan in aing more than 40 years. so obviously a very accomplished soldier, had a very accomplished soldier, had a lot of experience in the army, but is now speaking on a panel about women's experience in the army and that has got women's rights campaigners up in arms and that that has taken and saying that that has taken the opportunity away from a woman, a traditional woman in the army. >> yeah, it's absurd. i mean, to be fair, this is the only way a white man can get into the army now, especially if you look at the raf. i mean, it's the raf. but i mean, it's absolutely absurd this i mean, he in he trained as a commander in 1986. i when you couldn't 1986. i read when you couldn't have a woman. you have applied as a woman. so you can get in as a man, then switch to a woman. dannatt, former to a woman. lord dannatt, former head army, said this head of the army, said that this bizarre thing he said they've tried progressive and tried to be as progressive and inclusive they can. well, inclusive as

northern parts of egypt. it's been a lot hoffer, anyway in iraq and around us all 50 ones from yesterday. so somewhere around the high, for the low fifty's is still possible. and it's 40 or 41, was that on show reason though, hearts current shumate around here as well. of course, the most humid weather should be in some alternatives that breezes to fairly steady the edge of them on the same, which takes the same humans the up to was cut off cheap, unpleasant, but persistent back to say there's enough humidity to maybe give a few showers to some audio and can yet maybe even tons of names, but the heaviest ones as they have been for a while, elizabeth says no. i will the incoming southerly breezy deb and the protective tempered has a dropping the imprisoned without trying to. i'll just say, richard, unless remain behind us in egypt. for hot wood didn't seem detained since february 2020 the drop yet a ship detained since august 2021. i'll just say recalls for the immediate release of its gentlest, detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime the the welcome back. a quick reminder about top s

in one sense of relief, we didn't want to replay the iraq and afghanistan experienced northern mexico. at the same time, it was vexing that the colombians were what we were supposed to replicate in mexico. you've done work on trafficking. you are conversant in the 1990's. is columbia a good analog until we tried or is -- achieve. what do you make of this? >> it is very bad. first of all, the name of the bill, the war on cartels, and cartels as a concept, it is a foreign concept to use. i understand that this concept is used in the media. everyone uses that to refer to criminal groups in mexico. and in columbia, too. the idea of cartels in columbia. but, first of all, we are not talking about that. we're not talking about organizations and glum a. that come together, that sit together. the form in policy, and then decide, the amount of drugs that they are going to put into use and transport to operate as a monopoly. first of all, the concept is wrong. what about columbia? i don't understand if representative crenshaw remembers it is surprising that he live there. but he does not rememb

noticeable drop in temperature is expected again in the northern part of the country, due to the approach of arbaeen hosseini and the departure to iraq , in terms of temperature, the northwest part of our country will have balanced conditions how much is the nail design? let's have more favorable weather with you. the temperature fluctuates between 29 and 17 during the training. 136 to 20 in bashmaq , but in the west and south-west of the country, in addition to the dust, the temperature and hot weather are increasing , so for moving. and moving from the border of the country to the northwestern borders of the country will have better conditions than attention and thank you very much for your company . have a good time. may god have another film carousel unit . farsi, arabic, urdu, turkish, azeri and english branches, international riding, abrar, photography, poetry, stories, and travelogues , radio productions, short films, documentaries, posters, and calligraphy , among these three new products of arbaeen cultural committee, when was it unveiled? educational he considered media and information in the area of ​​arbaeen as necessary

in one sense, it was a relief that we did not want to replay the iraq and afghanistan experience in northern mexico. at the same time, vexing that the columbia experienced is what we are supposed to be replicating in mexico. you have done work in trafficking. your convert -- well-versed in columbia in the 1990's. is columbia good and along for what we -- analog of what we're trying to achieve with the cartels? >> it is a very bad analogy. first of all, the name of the bill, the war on cartels. cartel as a concept is its own concept to use. i understand that this concept is used in the media. everybody uses that to refer to criminal groups in mexico. in columbia, too, the idea of the cartels, the colombian conflict. first of all, we're not talking about organizations. we are not talking about organizations in columbia that come together, that sit together to form -- and decide the amounts of drugs they are going to produce and transport in order to operate the monopoly. the concept is wrong. what about columbia? i don't understand if representative crenshaw remembers, it is surprising he live

hosseini and the movement of the pilgrims towards iraq and the movement from the western borders of our country and the temperature fluctuations in the northern borders the weather in our country is cooler, especially for the borders of tamerchin and bashmaq let's keep it cool. it is easier to move from these borders, considering that the weather is cooler and the rain in the northwest of our country for the provinces of west azarbaijan, ilam, kurdistan, for the next few hours, for tonight, in the southern borders , the temperature will be hot, above 46 and 47 degrees. in the hottest hour, the vice president of the country's public libraries organization announced the holding of a conference of public libraries and small businesses in mashhad. this conference will be held on the 25th and 26th of october . seyyed baqer mirabbasi elahi said that the purpose of this conference is to change the tradition of libraries. to a place for economic and cultural businesses stated that the traditional definition of library allows us and the services that are usually provided in libraries are limited and exclusive to paper resources and promotional activit

northern areas of iran. but for the south of this much t, y, a picture, temperature is coming down slightly for much of iraq, as well as 2 ways we could see some way to whether kicking out because southwest in pots, a saudi arabia of the next few days on some what weather could edge and oh jerry a as well as to new z a. that's thanks to a system. moving across the mediterranean, it's cool things down in the northeast, cairo coming down to 37 degrees celsius. the on monday for the south. is this a very wet picture thanks to easterly waves pulling across the west africa, that rain running from seal on old way down to nigeria. we could see some fun to re downforce with that for the south of it for southern africa, a launch any settled to picture, much of the west, a few showers here in the into botswana. but for cape town luxury twice with sunshine anvil. the a good in libya that fits reveal the foreign minister that is rarely killed part last week the, the civil romeo. what are you going to say were like my headquarters here in the also coming up do us that because we have colors visits, china to discuss the e

northern areas of iran. but for the south of this much try a picture temperature is coming down slightly for much of iraq, as well as 2 ways we could see some way to whether kicking up across southwest in pots, a saudi arabia of the next few days on some what weather could edge into, oh jerry, a as well as to news here. that's thanks to a system. moving across the mediterranean. it's cool things down in the northeast, cairo coming down to 37 degrees celsius the on monday for the south of this very, what picture, thanks to easterly waves pointing across the west, africa. that rain running from celia and old way down to nigeria. we could see some fun to read down. pause with that for the south of it for southern africa, launching the sexual to picture much of the west, a few showers here in the into botswana. but for cape town, luxury, twice with sunshine and the village estates, control information controlling the narrative to dominate thing, the media. how does the narrative improve public opinion and norma? spite, you might not be the most important story about china of today, but that's what the public key

holy places of iraq, najaf and karbala their temperature thermostat is 44 to 3231 degrees, respectively, and in kazmin and samara, it is 43 to 28 29 degrees. our own country, in the northern part of our country, the rains continue in the northwest, north of the alborz highlands and north of the city of the provincial unit , in parts of east azarbaijan province , especially in the north and east of this province, ardabil, gilan , mazandaran, golestan and the northern highlands of qazvin, zanjan provinces. alborz, semnan and north-east of the country, you had a good rain. north khorasan and north khorasan, razavi, mashhad. for today, we have the yellow shaishte . to know the intensity of the rain, it will decrease . for tuesday and wednesday , we have a rain system in the north and north-west of our country. reports next, we will talk more in the south of our country, in the south of sistan and baluchistan province, thunderstorm friendly in the south of kerman province and the north of hormozgan province in the afternoon hours with lightning and wind, which is very important to mention in the town of kamakan in the eastern half . especially in the east and northeast of raza

iraq. inside the western borders of our country, in terms of temperature conditions, from tomorrow onwards, most regions of the country will have a relative decrease in temperature, especially in the northernt of the country. we will have weather news in ardabil province, please follow it in the evening good morning and god bless you tomorrow, wednesday, the 8th of shahrivar, the 13th of safar and simut, midnight tonight at 23:22 , the call to prayer tomorrow will be in tehran at 4:06:275, 5:34 . imami ayatollah peace and blessings be upon him, i say to all my hardworking colleagues in broadcasting cinema news and hello and good time to the wife of the esteemed viewers of the national media channel one tv and khabar channel , which is followed by the special news talk tonight, as mentioned in the headlines of news 21, to promote quality of home care for veterans with coagulation the contract with 94 health care centers is one of the latest news of the shahid and veterans affairs foundation. tonight, in a special news discussion with the presence of ghazizadeh hashemi, the honorable president of the martyrs and veterans and veterans foundation, we want to discuss the latest achievements, pl

iraq into context. most of his wars were actually to save defence. liz people. and also he did sort out northernrge extent . so i think a very large extent. so i think he relatively detoxified. but he is relatively detoxified. but the thing is he's an incredibly energetic guy. i mean, i mean , energetic guy. i mean, i mean, you know, i mean i knew him quite well and i was very impressed him. i that impressed by him. i mean, that said, i did once call him an illegitimate person face. illegitimate person to his face. >> right . okay. well, you >> right. okay. well, thank you very much, peter. more that. very much, peter. more on that. you about that you can tell us more about that later peter will be later on because peter will be joining . move now joining us again. we move on now to one of the biggest stories this week been the bank this week has been the bank of england's hike england's decision to hike interest rates for the oh, yeah, the 14th time, isn't it ? is it the 14th time, isn't it? is it yet another bid to get inflation under control? and the latest forecast for the bank say the uk wi