instead of going to c, c o. p, a has been landlocked since arrow track gained its independence in 1993 for 30 years, it's been dependent upon its neighbors, especially debility for access to ports of international shipping routes. if you pay as prime, it has to be, um, it says the high cost of unsustainable he's reportedly said that if you will secure, direct access to a port peacefully or if necessary by force. what does he mean and what are the implications for neighboring nations? we'll be discussing hold of this in a few moments without guests, but 1st a report from victoria gate can be the post of diabetes, situated on one of the busiest shipping rates in the world. 95 percent of the p. o . p as inputs and experts passed through. here. e c o p a has been look since eritrea gained independence and 1993 support of a sap handle, 2 thirds of ethiopia as trade for 5 years to will broke out between the neighbors and 1998. since then, it's relied on all the posts in the region. if you, if your prime minister be, um

e c o p a has been led look since eritrea gained independence and 1993. the quote of a sab handle 2 thirds via p is trade for 5 years to will broke out between the neighbors in 1998. since then it's relied on all the ports in the region. if you, if your prime minister be, um it says the state is, quote, was costly and unsustainable. she wants you to have a pool to its own. she reportedly told him a thing of investors, and businessman last week, the d. c o p a will get support by peaceful means, but if that fails, it will use force in a bit to tap into shipping words. the government's recently started negotiations with its neighbors and has reportedly offered eritrea a 30 percent stake in the national carrier and exchange for direct access to its port. it'd be a, has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. it is 2023 world economic outlook. the international monetary fund predicted g. d p would increase 13 and a half percent this year that the government says development is being held back. it seems determined to address this. something neighbori

would you expect you o p. c, w to get involved and you show an unbiased position on that at the moment with great difficulty because they seem to be already succumbing to, to the mass and american pressure. and we seeing what they can do the way they go. we to boost on the, for example, with personal threats from both them. now let that stone change that spots, especially when the fanatics are in charge. and it's a question of whether the fanatics in the us to get into, we know not. i think that's what it boils down to the really does um at the moment it's uh, you know, your big britain from so sort of avoiding the issue. no, not answering the letters from from must go as far as i'm aware, etc. and i mean, i guess what am i guess that goes back to all the way to 2014, 24 team is not improving the appeal to the international community, particularly western professional partners to stop at least help to stop the genocide happening in their own bass with tens of thousands of civilians being show uh in that part o

c o p, a navy? what this up sir does, that is exactly what he has has said on the french at one time. said that they would help him to do this and would rebuild it. i mean, the polt was tossing with the health and the british in, in and what is now independent eritrea and they had, i think it was 3 or 4 bases the in the islands. it had in a sub and in the saw. and if you had a pretty good little navy, i believe it was the very well around the and that was unfortunately when it aired, track became independent. they lost the, the base of that winter winter straight. but let's not forget that a sub has been used by foreign nations to reject paul the, the saudis, and the u. a both use it during the war against the a, the who feet in yemen. so it's all as if eric try as opposed to having the naval, the foreign base is on its soils, it could be done. these have to negotiate. you didn't say you're going to use force is crazy. a corporate picking up on, on what body was saying just a few moments ago. where

c o p a will get support by peaceful means. but if that fails, it will use force in a bit to tap into shipping routes. the government's recently started negotiations with its neighbors and has reportedly offered eritrea a 30 percent stake in the national carrier and exchange for direct access to its port. it'd be a, has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. it is 2023 world economic outlook. the international monetary fund predicted g. d p would increase 13 and a half percent this year that the government says development is being held back. it seems determined to address this. something neighboring countries will be following closely. victoria gates and beef inside story. so let's bring it, i guess, for today's discussion from addis ababa with joined by come on, how sheet my mood and then the of the easier in parliament in london as much in pots, a journalist, specializing in the horn of africa. he's also a fellow at the institute of pulling well studies with the university of london and from washington dc with jo

is the g o p nominee in 20? 24. has to be high. has to have that perfect mix of old again, at trump, the world sort of monitors that still work well while doing something new, which is talking about kitchen table issues and painting divided ministration out as unfit to lead. but bring the rigor how to do regular republicans feel about it. i mean if it comes to nobody, okay, you've got the make america. great. again, supported by people who are always back, trump that, that, that of this thing. and that's going to be behind him. but how did to the regular republicans for the isn't something that just that just going to have to hold. i know it was, i suppose, as well when we talk about regular republicans, it's very, it's very important to, to sort of delineate who those are, are the moderate people are the central right, or the people that actually may be crossover and voted for by the end of the last election, and now i feel some regret for that boat. are the people who now believe independently because they're so fed up with what

so i believe anybody that's going to be successfully april to topple the former president is the g o p nominee in 20? $24.00. has to be how has to have that perfect mix of old again, at trump, the world sort of monitors that still work? well, while doing something new, which is talking about kitchen table issues and painting divided ministration out as unfit to lead. but bring the rigor how to do regular republicans feel about him . and if he becomes the nobody. okay, you've got the make america. great. again, supported by people who were always back from the district and that's going to be behind hand. but how did to, to regular republicans realized it isn't something that they're just gonna have to hold them over. so i suppose, well, we talked about regular republicans. it's very, it's very important to, to sort of delineate who those are or the moderate people are the central right, or the people that actually may be crossed over and voted for by the end of the last election. and now feel some regret for that boat. are the people who now affiliate independently, because they're so f

some are accusing the us and its allies of actually using the o p. c. w is a cover to assess what, what political school was while imposing rules to pay the washington's interests. now that message is from russia is representative to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons they consist of. so use the american center allies have a long time ago, given up on the purely technical mandate of the organization for the pro division of chemical weapons. they are turning the hague into a site for settling political scores with russia and other states. they do not like, and they make political noise here over and over again. the us and that's associates impose their own rules. in fact, they are attempting to transform the organization for the pro, division of chemical weapons into an instrument for the realization of their fuel. political interest restructure, as representative also calls out the u. s. and the u. k. for their lack of engaging and real action, choosing instead to initiate the set, the hague, and then line up best supporting allies

they need to be voting for the g o p. that's at least what donald trump or whoever else will be the candidates are thinking. so they will make immigration a top topic. we both can be sure about that. okay, so plain politics, how about actual reform? is there any chance of congress, the parties and power to pass meaningful immigration reform? so now you're heading me with a trick question. the answer is no, has been tried before, but it's not going to happen right now and is actually not even on the horizon. at least i can see it, and i'm in good company with many, many experts, and many, many people are much smarter than i am. there's nothing on the arriving horizon to do any of comprehensive new immigration policy really will move the ball or push the envelope in the right direction, whatever the right direction is here, but in a direction that's not happening. this is going to be a topic for political circus and for the campaign and 2024. and it will remain that i'm sure you'd have your correspond stuff on simon's handl

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and i agree, i mean you had the god meeting a few few days ago and you had the likes of the c o. p and, and the candy and a representative is present and saying that should be of no slotting. so already the language that has been coming back from all the summits has been quite problematic and the worry some other sneeze. because this to me just seems to extend the war even further. and the other part is to the part to the parties, to accomplish the gcc, i old main, the saudi arabia and the what you have a big role to play. and yet they seem to be reluctant to come out. they'll come out to the forefront and say ok, this is what we're going to do simply because it plays to their own interest, what's happening. and then you have the role in the united states and who's consistently insisting on sending a representative, who, in my opinion is one of the sol reasons why we're, we're in the mess we are right now. while the fee shrink doesn't say she's the best in my opinion, she's completely and up to the job for the job. and so there's a lot of actors to this conflict and either they're

i mean, if c o p a has to be there is a being top. if you will be a supports the r a step because of the them issue. and there's also of course, egypt supports the army because it's and then says seduce and, and also again because of the water and the them issue. and so it's, i think in the mix of all of this also, so the knees and i just like to correct cetera. it's not quite the civil war because the so these people are not, are not citing with either side. we're the ones who are caught in the middle. so this is a warning between 2 head, so military units and we're the ones who are paying the price. and it's, it's a whole real fix situation to be in because for so long. so that was an old, was a country that took in so many refugees and migrants. and yet now we are the ones who are seeking refuge and also the doors have been closed on us. and it's, it's a hard situation to, you know, to, and to appreciated because there's always so much that we can do. but at the same time, i mean, i have a whole very low hopes for anything to come

the and the p o. p and hours to correct can call me this travel, only to be disappear. of families, tragedy entwined with a violent chapter. your country's history. what do you see to say, is that going to be my blood on that was to a knife long search for answers and close finding salon. witness on out to 0. the world is big enough for both the united states and china. the words of the us treasury secretary during her visit to virginia. but the 2 superpowers continues to engage in a freight pool. is it really? what exactly does washington want from china? this is inside story, the welcome to the program. i'm adrian said a good relations between the us and.

that said, the issue of ukraine may be the exception this time round, particularly among g o. p voters, much of the republican base, a sour dumb ukraine policy. they see it as vitamins war the discuss these issues and more enjoyed by my guess, door to send you what are we in budapest, he's a pod cast or the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and in lisbon we crossteck, like morris is host of the redacted news podcast and a former fox news baker. gentleman cross stock raising the fact that needs to get him to be time one. and i always appreciated by george in budapest, it was very interesting how over the last few weeks out of the ukraine policies played out in the us presidential election. but having said that, a foreign minister lobrado said on the last new cycle, which i think is quite interesting said, we know what we're fighting for. what is the bike and ministration binding for a very good question. as far as one can tell, is fighting for the right to keep the wall going in definitely. um is doing good business for us. um is the manufactured and it's getting

and relate to the o. p a for sure. it came under the bon bonded era. chris put the middle of the contents of what some of those to most certainly still look like you to some of this scale organization was of ukrainian use the the, the the, the, the stone said he wants to the us the but it still was not to fail okay. uh they said does not so quoted you, but it is the more yours or your ship decision. you start watching the sellers platform instead of drifting in 1929, but you relate to succeeded bundle in munich in 1959. the last 4 of the government with which to choose to be mostly just assisting into voice by the annual ard meeting till we get the document in the thirty's, which needs to be done. self funded myra, of hit to show the event of with them. she must be the funds they are organized to her as the touch intelligentsia. the blood image gymnasium yvonne buys the brownies, loved peter skis on the point that the h e r. one will a school and junior joseph, there was the 10 partial up, send it to someone. it's happened to be switching on the golf.

because the c o p i was seeing one of the biggest conflicts and re sometimes is also cut off 8 at the moment. they would have also really needed this northern kenya. same thing. so it is, it is really a difficult situation for many countries in the region. like i said, what you're saying is these nations are going through this of the problems that far from ukraine, but still can these grand deliveries be seen as rewards in exchange for support of russians invasion into you quite open, not speaking up against what's going on and you cry well, it definitely stands out that the 3 of these 6 countries have very close, close ties to russia, monte, and central african republic. our active clients of the wagner must make room, for example, of what kind of fossil has shown openness. it's not yet clear if this marries on the ground yet, but the come to the continent is very much divided on condemning russia on this invasion of ukraine. we've seen that in the past to un resolutions. and also the me effect that only 17 african has a state, has a travel to st. petersburg to attend the summit is a

but a said the issue between maybe the exception this time around, particularly among t o p voters, much of the republican base us our w frame policy. they see it is by the, the the the message, the i guarantee you this is up to be speaking of the deal issue of the system where this patient is usually in the open and you don't mind going to have pretty much to me is as good as the brochure i'm wanted to share, i'm my gosh, don't care. and jim, i'm going to see if somebody shows him look, it's been some resides somewhere. there's issue and you, i mean just just learn usually onions by a shame. this name is crystal thorsten, the future starter, suggest your way to the new months, which in 4 months is for to ship things. it is a bill of the city of the so we're looking at the building versus the source likely it's the largest fully developed origin that was your info chill and you know, not going to purchase an investor in the store and unfortunately, georgia in the morning. but the space that afternoon, so i was gonna get all the checks and go by the roland jewelry part of the, the 32 bits

have people were looked joining us as to meet must car, who studies the cast a system in india at the o. p gentle global university. thanks for joining us. and we just saw a report about dialect journalists running their own news room, telling their own stories. can you start by giving viewers outside india, a sense of how dialogues are covered in the indian press? yeah. as far as the links are concerned, they audit the lower end of the social hierarchy at the very bottom of the cost system. and as far as the news media is concerned, uh, they don't really go into the mainstream news media unless there is an instance of vitamins or there is some news about the video action. uh, so these are the 2 domains, all that the issue of pallets have bigger, but also the issue as mostly being seen in, and they give you that the, the need for manufacturing or not, or red that, or the lyman's actually easily linked to the cost system. or not, and this is the being lied to me in the media has looked at. but one point i would like to make is that uh that lets have actually made efforts that i'm the lead w

so these are crucial p o d p, especially if these agents in stages have most of the result of keeping. and also the, because this is home affairs commissioner, passion to widen europeans migrant. that's. that's c, as in coordination with the use board, not on the union as a whole team you. this, we're actively with member states for that. because a member states you that st. mon, putting it at odds with some of the $300.00 migrants the majority lied after the fishing boats models. according to report, the birth 700 people, a 100 with the rest, i'm likely to have cited the incidence as one of the larger union migration routes . my colleague in political analysts who said the, you should address or route to the in the do you want me to see if you kind of search as a policy should be made? impeached my grand, i'm a good to so thank you city, let me know. i can see you think that's the, the with the, the countries where these migrants, obviously there are many migrants for buck is done from, with those countries to the, to see where the got and see. i can see that she they and they don't

o. p, a south sedan and your booty have cold and the violence into them. the so called i gad court had made in a few of his capital to discuss the situation in a neighboring country. a code for a regional summit to consider deploying troops, interested in to protect civilians in iran, in rapid 9 for his protest. songs against iranian laid is as big job for what's being described as corruption on us. to march sally, he was sentenced to 6 years. in 3 months. he was acquitted on separate charges, though, of insulting around supreme later, and cooperating with hostile governments. the wrapper has been cooling for more nationwide demonstrations after the death of mazda. i mean, in police custody last year. the how does june on record has driven antarctic? a sea ice levels to rec, hold long as the world made her illogical organizations as the antarctic levels of 17 percent below average. ocean surface temperatures are at new highs. injury part to the nino, where the patent lawyer representing the young person at the center of allegations against the bbc present.

o, p a became the 1st country on the african continent to establish official diplomatic relations with russia. the russian president went over a number of indications on how this partnership is deepening between the 2 countries. like the fact that trade turnover between the 2 countries has grown by 56 percent since last year. and russia is also working to increase the quotas for students who are looking to study in the russian federation from ethiopia each year . so that's basically a run down of these talks that vladimir putin has had with high level officials from the multi polar world. and based on what was discussed, it looks like a lot is set to come out from him. well, that's just a bit earlier in the program. we were speaking to a african political analysts or new westcove. that's a pretty strong statement, frankly, saying that he believes the western countries as well since the development of the african continent. how about us and for yourself? the reason that africa thought communion, the same and fox, it's independence and freedom is to arrive at this point to make a decisio

o, p a became the 1st country on the african continent to establish official diplomatic relations with russia. the russian president went over a number of indications on how this partnership is deepening between the 2 countries. like the fact that trade turnover between the 2 countries has grown by 56 percent since last year. and russia is also working to increase the quotas for students who are looking to study in the russian federation from ethiopia each year . so that's basically a run down of these talks that vladimir putin has had with high level officials from the multi polar world. and based on what was discussed, it looks like a lot is set to come out from the of the largest ali. i just have a full of the official summit actually kind of got off the ground and running. we were speaking with the south african, a foreign minister, now lady hand or a. she was such a gem. she was stressing with the content and does it a tiny point it's, it's becoming a major global power and alibi as what she said by overcoming it's neo colonial legacy. you can find that exclusive interview that i

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and seized weapons and munitions during raids in palestinian neighborhoods. slate is of canyon, m a c o p, a south sedan, and you booty a pull to end the violence in sudan, so cold, i get quartets mentioned h e r p a. they called for a regional summit. so you can see the deploying troops interested in to protect civilians. and tennessee media is reporting the african migrant stranded on the border with libya had been moved to various locations within 2 days. yeah. 700 people were detained by security forces last week. right? those are the headlines i'm emily, and when the news continues up to people in power, there is no channel that covers world views like we do. the scale of this camp is like nothing ever but we want to know, how does these people we revisit please state even when there are no international houses. there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the smallest people have been leading to the countries longest drought on record. tens of thousands of people have already died and more than a 1000000 have been internally displaced. the humanitarian c

if you think of united states and its allies of using the o, p c, w, as a cover to settled political scores while imposing rules that favor washington's interests, as well as the message from russia is representative to the organization for the pro, a patient of chemical what a service that the americans over allies have a long time ago given up on your surely technical mandate of the organization. so the pro division of chemical weapons, they are turning the hey into a site for settling political scores with russia and other states. they do not like, and they make this little noise here over and over again. the us and that's associates impose their own this. in fact, they are attempting to transform the organization for the pro head bishan of chemical weapons into an instrument for the realization of their fuel. political interest doesn't mean russians are representative, also called out of the us and the u. k. for the lack of engaging and real action, choosing instead to initiate and vote. so the hey, the back up the process. and while washington recently announced the elimination

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