right, the west western sahara is an eu member state. in yet another evil deal in africa, the angolan government plout $70 million into the 9,00 hectare project and then contracted its implementation to an israeli agribusiness corporation called lr group. the project linked to the notorious israeli military collapsed and locals say they were used as slave labor by the israelis. the israeli regime is using slave labor in africa to benefit its companies under the guise of transferring agricultural technology. this says a lot about the racist nature of the israeli regime. it it says what the... rest of the regime's history says about it, which is that historically, israel has adopted even more conservative line towards african freedom and african anti-colonial activities and even some of the traditional western powers. i mentioned earlier that asia was one of the very few countries that was happy to work with the south african government even militarily during the apartide era. the racist israeli regime even commits crimes against africa. i

the western sahara is a full member of the african union. clearly the israeli regime has shown total contempt to the african union. this says a lot about the regime's attitude towards african countries. what it shows is that the government of israel as as it is showed multiple times, has very little regard, not just... for individual au member states, but for the au itself, because bear in mind that um israel has observer status at the au, which means it requested for observer status and received observer status, so it recognizes that this is a supernational, this is supranational organization whose decisions um - to be respected, now given that the au has offered full recognition of the saharawi and arab republic or you uh western sahara as it's otherwise known, this would imply that as an entity with observer status at the au, you are supposed to go with what the au says, the au has recognized this as a country, yes, morocco claims to have some sort of ownership claim over western sahara, but the au has recognized, has offered full recogni

to provide the necessary conditions for the effective operation of the un mission across western saharaas... so, it was, there was a press approach by the minister of foreign affairs of russia, sergei lavrov and the minister of foreign affairs of morocco, morocco on the result of the negotiations. we will return to what is happening at the russia forum exhibition, despite the fact that the zaporozhye region in the zone of a special military operation on its territory is actively developing 81 machine-building enterprises, about 50 are yet to be launched. this year the region collected 2.5 million tons of grain, the area of ​​cultivated land is more than a million. integration into the russian economy is happening gradually, but what surprises the region with visitors to her stand will be told by anastasia ponko, she joins us, and nastya, tell us more about the stand , as i understand it, in principle, the zaporozhye region is well known to us in its nuclear industry for several zones, now the zone where we are is a tourist zone, and here there is a huge stone statue standing nearby, thi

, but the au has recognized, has offered full recognition to western sahara, full political recognition, and it's it's it's an au member, right, the western tahara is an eu member state, and yet another evil deal in. africa, the angolan government plout $70 million into the 9,00 hectare project and then contracted its implementation to an israeli agribusiness corporation called. lr group: the project linked to the notorious israeli military collapsed and locals say they were used as slave labor by the israelis. the israeli regime is using slave labor in africa to benefit its companies under the guys of transferring agricultural technology. this says a lot about the racist nature of the israeli regime. it it says what the rest of the regime's history says about, which is that historically um... israel has adopted even more um conservative line toward um african freedom and african anti-colonial activities and even some of the traditional western powers. i mentioned earlier that asia was one of the very few countries that was happy to work with the south african government even militarily

the western sahara is a full member of the african union. clearly the israeli regime has shown total contempt to the african union. this says a lot about the regime's attitude towards african countries. what it shows is that the government of israel, as as it is showed multiple times, has very little regard. just for individual au member states, but for the au itself, because bear in mind that israel has observer status at the au, which means it requested for observer status and received observer status, so it recognizes that this is a supernational, this is supranational organization whose decisions um are to be respected, now given that the au has offered full recognition of the saharawi arab republik or you, the western sahara as it's otherwise known, this would imply that as an entity with observer status at the au, you are supposed to go with what the au says, the au has recognized this as a country, yes, morocco claims to have some sort of ownership claim over western sahara, but the au has recognized, has offered full recognition, wes

political instability and long-standing internal conflicts in the countries of north africa and the sahara-sahelone. sanctions policy. the states and their european allies are blackmailing african leaders to achieve their neocolonial goals. in the transcaucasus , the situation remains tense, but has a steady tendency to stabilize. in september of this year, thanks to the mediation efforts of russian peacekeepers , a ceasefire was achieved within 24 hours. during the course of combat. actions russian peacekeeping of thousands of civilians in their places of deployment, subsequent safe exit to the territory of armenia of almost the entire population of karabakh, air transport of peacekeepers delivered almost 300 wounded to hospitals, while our military contingent continues to carry out tasks as a guarantor of the possibility of building a peaceful life for the return of residents to the region . the russian federation is leading the way on the political track. caucasus to the conclusion of a peace treaty between baku and yerevan, as well as the settlement of the most acute armenian-azerbaijani con

everyone immediately remembered that it turns out that there is such a front of the polisario, western saharand drones can fly from there, they immediately remembered that the country that most supports israel is morocco, which illegally occupied 80% of western sahara, but at 20 there is no percent, and that 20% is where the armed forces act. the global economy, and well, by and large, israel is probably such an absolute military and technological giant for this region, but if you take the cost of almost 24 billion dollars, the annual budget for... for the war, of course, and they are opposed by groups whose budget is, well, less than that of our first league football club, that is, so what, now we live in such a world, in which many books on military strategy, on military tactics, must be placed in floor, by the way, maybe someday you will come in handy, but for now you’ll dust yourself here, because this event in the middle east shows something phenomenal. a military giant, well, by and large, they don’t know how to behave, they would gladly help israel, well, they understand that they can

impossible for one more banal reason: africa, a giant , sawed into pieces by a giant desert, the saharahe fact that... that it has always been unevenly populated, to centralize power on it was impossible, but only a centralized apparatus for managing the territory can reasonably distribute resources and push the economy forward, and not tear it apart, and africa was torn. the colonialists did not look at what nationalities lived in the territories they captured. they divided the continent not according to where ethnic groups lived, but according to their zones of interests, and the boundaries of these zones did not coincide with the interests of the local population. overgrowth. unity, without it neither states nor empires can live. the colonialists took advantage of this, plundered african lands and never set out to improve the level of development of the local population so that develop high-quality sales markets for yourself, and even more so trading partners. the comfort of the peoples that europeans robbed in africa was the least of their interests. they found a thousand and one wa

the nile of the sahara are people living in southern ethiopia.ncient egyptians are part of this group. then afro-asian, these are the arabs. and some tribes. sit and talk under a tree to find a solution to the problem. huge forest reserves. we have 22 million hectares of protected natural forests, 22 million hectares. and besides, there are also artificial forests that we plant on the beautiful coast. 11% of the country's territories are protected areas. 11% are under national protection with various species of fauna and flora. conkuati dooley national park is the youngest in the congo. it opened just some 25 years ago. here you can see all the habitats of central africa. from sovanov rainforests, pre-mangrove swamps and wide sandy beaches such as pointe noire. on the plain and in the countryside there are many strange flowers and fruits. trees. in the congo we support the development of culture, because a people who loses their culture then loses their soul. in konga poto poto, in ggan, traditional multi-colored textiles, a single-edged boot, ar

settlement in the desert sinai, transferring water to the sahara and from there to the occupied territories been the ultimate goal of the zionist jews . in 1948, when the existence of the zionist regime was announced, egypt was the first country. after the peace negotiations , ethiopia was the first arab country to normalize its relations with the zionists. in 1946, the us bureau of land reforms designed a dam construction project in ethiopia. it has been decided that during a 10-year game, the hundreds of karadubi mabil, mandia and al-nahze will be played in ethiopia. zionists are the orderers of the construction project in ethiopia. the regime wants to prepare for the entry of millions of jewish immigrants by building a dam to provide israel. the causes of the dam are an excuse to start relations between the zionist regime and the ethiopians. the country of ethiopia. in front of the ethiopian parliament, he said: we support ethiopian technology to use its water resources. at the same time as netanyahu's visit to ethiopia, the first phase of the hades hundred project on the nile river was

question: first: there is a population explosion in africa, today in black africa, that is, the southern saharaion people by the year 50, according to un estimates. the question is: will africa be a source of global instability, or will it still be possible to take africa into our hands, just as we managed to do with china? interesting message. the second, the second thing that's happening in africa is shift to the indian ocean zone, including to africa, as they say, in patagonian slang. yeah, that is, as long as wages were low in china, investments continued. the account of this is quite low, and since china , well, that is, the cost of production has sharply increased the level of income of its population since about the ninth year, then those investments that used to be used for cheap labor, they are now looking for other regions, and this is mainly coast of the indian ocean, so the prospect of catching up development is shifting to africa who brought china out of poverty. yeah, up to the level of the second economy on the planet, and economists know well which specific countries in africa s

that the country that most supports israel is morocco, which illegally occupied 80% of the western saharamed formations act like this... in november, the algerian parliament voted 100% for the right of the algerian president to declare war on israel. this will happen, well then i don’t know what will happen at all, you know what surprises me is that everything, what we are saying, these are not even countries, yes, no , this is military-political, absolutely true, that is, it puts the world economy at an absolute dead end, and well, by and large, israel is probably, well, such a country for this region, an absolutely military giant and technologically, but if you take the cost of almost 24 billion dollars, the annual military budget for the war, of course. and they are opposed by groups whose budget is, well, less than that of our first league football club, that is, so what, now we live in such a world when many books on military strategy, according to military tactics, you need to set up a regiment, maybe someday you will come in handy, but for now you’ll gather dust here, because the e

once invited to... a big forum - crans-montana africa dash europe and took place he is in western saharang time in the atlantic ocean and there we discussed all these issues on such a huge ship, as far as i understand, for the first time the russians were invited, so the russians included me in their quota, i answer your question: first: a demographic change is happening in africa ... coast of the indian ocean, therefore , the prospect of catch-up development, which brought china from poverty to the level of the second economy on the planet, is shifting to africa, and economists know well which specific countries in africa should receive an incentive for development due to the departure from china, this cheap money, this is mainly about... yes, kenya, tanzania, ethiopia, uganda, and of course nigeria. there are all the prerequisites that were in china since 1979, when it rushed into development. well, essentially you you confirm the thesis that africa is a promising continent, which in some ways resembles china. of course, from that period, of course. and these are two trends, the demogr

in country, they call the terrorist organization, when each and every country, even now in western sahara, we have the policer front fighting for their right to statute, they are called terrorist, but the united states is the chief sponsor of terrorism, we knew who gave money and resources to daesh, to who gave money resources to isis, but for us what is at the center of the palestine state is to expose the united states hypocrisy, now on the falsehood that has been spread by the zionist propaganda, we can clearly see that if they were looking for hamas as they sayid, where are amas in west bank, where are amas in ramal, why is is amas in alkot, so the interest of the zionist regime is not even to defeat hamas, but to rob the palestinian people, their land, to occupy that land, and in fact the actual pressure to open the egyptian order is basically to send the palestinian. people out of their land into you know into the tended community in mount sinai so that they continue to rob the land. the third thing is the people who have negotiated with the zionist regime. this kind of this kind of

in the interests of strengthening peace and security in the sahara-sahel region. and west africa in generalrussia will continue to provide the malian people with comprehensive assistance and support, including supplies of necessary food, fertilizers, and industrial goods. recently , a large shipment of russian grain was sent to the republic free of charge. let's continue cooperation in humanitarian sphere, we will expand, in particular, the number of places for ali citizens wishing to study at russian higher educational institutions. by the way, i want to say that six countries are sent here with russian grain as aid to these countries that need food , some are already being unloaded here, some are now at sea, some are being loaded in russian ports, as you know, bilateral relations between russia and the republic of korea unfortunately, they are going through difficult times just a few years ago: these relations developed in the most constructive way way and were mutually beneficial, especially in the economic sphere. we worked together on a political and diplomatic settlement of the situat

her name was donna lass and the 25-year-old nurse went missing after leaving work at the sahara tahoeand it is now the golden nugget. her skull was found 90 miles southwest of lake tahoe. the dna remains matched her sister. deputies don't know how lass died, but for now they're treating her case as a homicide. >>> riders can expect to see new fare gates. the transit agency has installed new gates at the west oakland station and bart posted those on x this morning. the gates are 7-feet tall with sturdy and transparent doors and it is part of the $90 million project which reduces the 700+ gates including entrances by summer 2025. >>> moving you forward and finding solutions and bridge housing has addressed the need for affordable housing with projects set to expand in the new year. it's not just about providing people with the place to live. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab says opportunities for success are born when the right support is given. >> a lot has stayed the same for joe slocumb. 30 years ago when i was my son's age, 2, 3, he would come outside and run around this little p

. >> she was working as a nurse at the sahara-tahoe, which is a casino on the nevada side. >> reporterhat casino hotel is now the golden nugget. while the name has changed, what hasn't is the mystery surrounding lass' disappearance. >> old cases stay open till their solved. >> reporter: the police chief david stevenson tells me a security supervisor at the hotel filed a missing persons report three days after lass went missing. for 50 years she remained lost until now. the placer county sheriff's office says a skull found in 1986 off of highway 20 near interstate 80 has been identified as lass, but what took so long? >> at that time the dna testing technology wasn't advanced enough to get a sample. >> reporter: stevenson also says dna from lass' relatives was not collected until her sister gave a sample five years ago. enter a new cold case team made up of people from the placer county sheriff and district attorney's offices. last week the skull was sent to the department of justice hoping new technology could id it. >> it was processed, run through the system and doj got a hit on thos

and of course when i say climate change, its because the sahara desert is encroaching so far south intove their cattle towards southern nigeria, where there is more grazing, and then that is when you add climate change to the mix. so it's a conflict that has been going on between 20 and 23 years, and it seems the nigerian government just doesn't have — or subsequent nigerian governments just haven't found — a solution to it. of course, there are security issues across the country as a whole, isn't there? will this add to those problems as well? well, not immediately, not as a direct result of this. but like you said, if you go to northeastern nigeria, where boko haram is still operating — albeit at a lesser level than, say, 10 years ago — in the northwest, you've got a lot of banditry, in the south—east, you've got a separatist movement, the biafrans, who want to separate from nigeria. so, yes, nigeria is rife with all these problems — there's huge security issues. president bola tinubu has only been in power since may 29, and security is one of the major issues that he needs to tackle,

they thought they could make it to europe, traveling from san and go through the sahara to the edge of the mediterranean image here. the traffic who sold us 2 groups and zippy. i like slaves piled in a dark cage on the metre high out of the 120 people that were with us on the 17 survived. the stop what your opinions perceive as an unstoppable flow of africans. the pressure you share into making the traffic of migrants illegal, but now the law criminalizing legal migration is being revoked. the now for years, a new wave of margaret's. this will cost best in the death searching, but that would also mean more people coming to the you. despite the humiliation abuse and suffering all day and isa, they're willing to attempt the journey to europe again in search for what they hope will be a dignified life. how do you call for peace when virtually everyone around do is in favor of is released with support. the rights of palestinians have longed face to resistance and even the threats since the attack. why, how mos on october 7th, those expressing solidarity with people in gaza with the occupie

where there is more grazing, and then that is what, when you add climate change to the mix —— the sahara23 years that has been going on 20—23 years that has —— subsequent nigerian governments have not found a solution to it. there are security issues across the country as a whole, isn't there? will this add to those problems as well? ., ., , will this add to those problems as well? ., . , ., will this add to those problems as well? ., ., , ., ., , ., well? not immediately, not as a direct result _ well? not immediately, not as a direct result of _ well? not immediately, not as a direct result of this, _ well? not immediately, not as a direct result of this, but - well? not immediately, not as a direct result of this, but like - well? not immediately, not as a direct result of this, but like you said, if you go to northeastern nigeria, where boko haram is still operating, albeit at a lesser level than ten years ago, in the northwest you've got a lot of banditry, in the southeast you've got a separatist movement, who want to separate from nigeria. yes, nigeria is rife with all these proble

they thought they could make it to europe, traveling from senegal, through the sahara to the edge of the mediterranean. in this year, the traffic has sold us onto some dippy. i like slaves piled in a dark cage on the metre high out of the 120 people that were with us. only 17 survived. the stop what your opinions perceive as an unstoppable flow of africans, the pressure you share it to making the traffic of migraines, illegal. but now the low criminalizing of legal migration is being revoked. the you now for years, a new wave of margaret's. this will cost this in the desk such, but that would also mean more people coming to the you. despite the humiliation abuse and suffering all day and isa are willing to attempt the journey to europe again in search for what they hope will be a dignified life. frank assessments to the problem is that is there is allowed to be outside that. and so it's international that's a be the is the fact that is it and has declared war on okay. parts people who informed opinions the medical infrastructure of an entire society has been completely destroy the pe

question: first: there is a population explosion in africa, today in black africa, that is, the southern saharaopulation by the year 50, according to un estimates there will be from one and a half to 3 billion population, yeah, there imagine, in china there are 1.5 billion, but there china is shackled by such a strong power of the communist party, everything is controlled there. there is a huge africa here and soon there will be a fragmented complex there in black africa, there will be up to three, that is, it seems to be hanging over the entire planet great african relevance, that is, there is a question: will africa be a source of global instability, or will africa still be able to be taken in hand, as it was possible with china. an interesting message, the second , the second thing that is happening in africa is the shift to the indian ocean zone, including in africa, of those, as they say, sweatshop slang, of those industries that were previously located in the coastal part of china, that is, for now in china there were low wages, then investments were massive in... well, that is due to thi

. >> she was working as a nurse at the sahara tahoe, which is a casino on the nevada side. >> that casino hotel is now the golden nugget. while the name has changed, what hasn't is the mystery surrounding lass's disappearance. >> old cases stay open till they're solved. >> south lake tahoe police chief david stevenson tells me a security supervisor at the hotel filed a missing persons report three days after last went missing. for 50 years, she remained lost until now. the placer county sheriff's office says a skull found in 1986 off of highway 20 near interstate 80 has been identified as las. but what took so long? >> at that time, the dna testing technology wasn't advanced enough to get a sample. >> stevenson also says dna from lassie's relatives was not collected until her sister gave a sample five years ago. enter a new cold case team made up of people from the placer county sheriff's and district attorney's offices. last week, the team sent the skull to the california department of justice, hoping new technology could id it. >> they had those remains sampled for dna. it was processed

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we talked about morocco and the western sahara dossier, algeria, or bigger issues in the middle east. about and the certainly now this is even impetus for somebody of his career is no, you can jets in to come sense especially was has together and stop the blood shedding because i think i think some of the trump could do the, i mean to demonstrate trump and button here is button can only really, you know, cool. 465, cool for, for the end of this bloodshed. but i think trump would go for those. he would actually see you would actually, you know, issue ultimatums to, uh, to, to the time, not really convince of that this thing with this, this thing it, this issue in the united states is so much in stone that it, that's why we're seeing the reaction to a judge last to a 35 seconds to go ahead. what i think, what mothers that is very interesting and engage the americans and the british. they live in their own little bubble, they, they take it for granted that so the hatreds are shed by the rest of the world and they don't actually realize that in but many positive what they think of the tru

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and of course when i say climate change, it's because the sahara desert is encroaching so far south intorn nigeria, where there is more grazing, and then that is when you add climate change to the mix. so it's a conflict that has been going on between 20 and 23 years, and it seems the nigerian governmentjust doesn't have — or subsequent nigerian governments just haven't found — a solution to it. in the us, economic growth is expected to slow next year. the congressional budget office has predicted gdp will grow 1.5% next year — that's down from this year. but a slight rebound is predicted for 2025, with gdp expected to increase by 2.2%. before that though, the cbo expects unemployment to rise to 4.4% by the end of 202a. my colleague caitriona perry spoke to tomas philipson, who served on the council of economic advisers in the donald trump administration. it has been another year where the cost—of—living crisis and affordability crisis has been troubling many americans, as it has around the world, but if we focus here on the situation in the us, is next year likely to be any better? peop

army recognition now, then i clarified the information, there through the territories of the western sahara morocco, well, this is not the same as what is done in our country at the front, and this morocco has 222 abrams tanks, it's that simple for in order to understand the 30 tanks that were handed over to us , well, if the tanks are not so important, well, as for our tanks, we started hostilities, let's say, we now have 2.5 thousand tanks and the left part of they consist of t-62, t-64, t-72 and 80, these are ex-soviet tanks, some of the american and german tanks are not... a significant part of the total number, they are effective, especially german tanks in terms of range, hitting enemy targets, but so far they do not make up the main number of our yes, but these tanks were important to us precisely at the beginning of the summer counter-offensive, now the situation is a little different, by the way, you already mentioned the german ones, i want to ask you about the german ones, because oleksandr kovalenko criticized it sharply enough, from the information department. we remember that

sudan's war is destabilising the entire nile valley, the horn of africa and the sahara sahelian regionsons for this. the number of refugees fleeing sudan is one, this is another. if the rsf were to win, this would mean that neighbouring countries egypt and ethiopia and eritrea would likely be dragged into the conflict in one way or another. despite these risks, the war continues. the escalating fighting in waad madani and the sight of fleeing civilians is the latest evidence that efforts to end this war have got nowhere. there have been various initiatives, including talks hosted by kenya, but they haven't worked, in part because neither of the warring sides appears motivated to end this. but they also feel like they can win this war. and that has been also part of the issue as to why the international efforts to mediate peace have failed. so far, though, there is no winner in this war. but a great deal is being lost, because sudan is collapsing as a functioning state with all the instability and suffering that that inevitably brings. and right now, there appears a limit to what the wo

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so here i mean, who is in tyro sahara. thank you very much for joining us. can you tell us what the mood is like that after the election results were announced? to thank you, paid so well. uh, no surprise, really? as you said, president cc has won this election. he will remain in power until 2030. he has won a said 6, he had to with 90 percent of the votes. and i think the majority of egypt, sions have shifted their attention back to the wall in gaza. uh and uh, there, although a few groups of us celebrating on the streets waving flags. uh and uh, in a festive mood, but to the turnouts announced by the national election authority was 66.8 percent. and they said that this was the highest ever recorded in the history uh, out of the 45000000 votes that what caused president cc has 114000000 of those. uh, the 3 of the rival candidates, uh, securing on the 2000000 votes. uh uh that he had on and has a moment under 2000000 and uh, i've defended the amendment of the nationalist i left potty just on the 1000000 votes alongside victory, the l c. c. now, so here was a

we talked about morocco and the western sahara. jessica um algeria or bigger issues in the middle east about um and certainly now this is even impetus for somebody of his career though you can jets in to come sense best fuels has together and stopped the blood shedding. cause i think, i think some of my trump could do the, i mean the demonstration, trump and button here is button can only really, you know, cool. 4 seats, 5. cool. so for the end this bloodshed blessing, trump would go for that. so you would actually see, you would actually, you know, issue ultimatums to, to, to the time the really convince of that this thing with this, this thing it, this issue in the united states has so much in stone that it, that's why we're seeing the reaction to george last to 35 seconds to go ahead. what i think but not is that is very interesting and engage the americans and the british. they live in their own little bubble, they, they take it for granted that so the hatreds are shed by the rest of the world and they don't seem to realize tha

. >> she was working as a nurse at the sahara tahoe, which is a casino on the nevada side. >> that casino hotel is now the golden nugget. while the name has changed, what hasn't is the mystery surrounding lass's disappearance. >> old cases stay open till they're solved. >> south lake tahoe police chief david stevenson tells me a security supervisor at the hotel filed a missing persons report three days after last went missing. for 50 years, she remained lost until now. the placer county sheriff's office says a skull found in 1986 off of highway 20 near interstate 80 has been identified as las. but what took so long? >> at that time, the dna testing technology wasn't advanced enough to get a sample. >> stevenson also says dna from lassie's relatives was not collected until her sister gave a sample five years ago. enter a new cold case team made up of people from the placer county sheriff's and district attorney's offices. last week, the team sent the skull to the california department of justice, hoping new technology could id it. >> they had those remains sampled for dna. it was processed

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