with what may be the most counter and to see while everybody is focusing on the south china sea, the middle east, there's this long standing tangle that could be potentially anyway, potentially capabilities. and they share a border that is both to troops recently in 2020, to 2021. bigger meander polish, the chinese and the in the, this is all the way up in the himalayas where the land belongs to, in for versa, right? so while most people in the west coast certainly are and it displays food, because i think this is important. let's not forget, asian continent. they are part of a group of countries that make up 6 and for decades now, india and china had been locked in the indian defense official say that the chinese military, that they are ready to protect. that not only what they consider a territorial integrity of india's biggest rival to the area around pakistan which then leads wanda involved and all 3 of them have nuclear warheads of ish. it's dear. $17000.00 foot mountain ball. india says no, you weren't. they say they were encroach. this is indian politicians, right. example indian memo the

a 12 year long mission glass, sol, french guy out ah hello is a fair amounts of cloud across sea, middle east at the moment, said disappointingly dull. i would say big arc of cloud here. bring you some outbreaks of rain into west saudi arabia that will cause flooding, flash flooding at times. something to watch out for say some slightly fresh weather, making his way across central asia took met astonishing temperatures touching 42 celsius recently. hottest, i for whether on rack or it should freshen up a little temperature a little closer to what they should be, just as some sleet and snow across northern parts of afghanistan, the wet weather continuing across us. saudi arabia still a little doubt, a route del, around of the gulf here, 28 celsius in doha, but not too bad. and he can see is dry and fi for the most part to the north of that wanted to shout into northern parts of turkey, troy, and find a cross northern parts of africa, temperatures on the rising. kara once again 30 celsius here on sash dedicated scattering. a showers across southern parts of west africa along the coastal fringes

ah ah hello is a fair amounts of cloud across sea, middle east at the moment, said disappointingly dull. i would cite big, awkward cloud here, bringing some outbreaks of rain into west saudi arabia that will coals flooding, flash flooding at times. something to watch out for say, some snotty, fresh weather, making his way across central asia took might astonishing temperatures touching 42 celsius recently. hottest eiffel whether on rack or it should freshen up a little temperatures a little closer to what they should be. just as some sleeping snow across northern parts of afghanistan, the wet weather continuing across that saudi arabia still a little doubt, a route del, around of the gulf here, 28 celsius in doha, but not too bad. and he can see it's dry and fi for the most part to the north of that one to shout into northern parts of turkey, troy, and find a cross northern parts of africa. temperature on the rising, kara once again 30 celsius here on sash dedicated scattering. a showers across southern parts of west africa alone. the coastal fringes, i think, southern areas of nigerian

ah ah, hello is a fair amounts of cloud across sea middle east at the moment said disappointingly dull. i would say big arc of cloud here, bringing some outbreaks of rain ensue west saudi arabia that will cause flooding, flash, flooding at times. something to watch out for say some slightly fresh weather, making its way across. central asia, medistat misinterpreted touching 42 celsius recently. hottest a full weather on record. it should freshen up a little temperature a little closer to what they should be, just as some sleet and snow across northern parts of afghanistan, the wet weather continuing across us. saudi arabia, still a little doubt around, dal around the gulf here, 28 celsius in doha. but not too bad, and you can see is dry and fi for the most part to the north of that wanted to shout into northern parts of turkey, troy, and find a cross northern parts of africa. temperature on the rising. kara once again 30 celsius here on sash dedicated scattering, a showers across southern parts of west africa along the coastal fringes. and i think southern areas of nigeria, particular

ocean is there, ah, added sam for the weather is everton hallow as a fair amounts of cloud across sea middle east? at the moment, sir, disappointingly dull, i would say big arc of cloud here, bring you some outbreaks of rain ensue. we're saudi arabia that will cause flooding, flash, flooding at times. something to watch out for see some sliding fresh weather, making his way across. central asia took medistat has seen temperatures touching 42 celsius recently. hottest a full weather on record. it should freshen up a little temperatures a little closer to what they should be. just as some sleet and snow across northern parts of afghanistan, the wet weather continuing across sir, saudi arabia, still a little dull, a route del, around of the gulf here, 28 celsius in doha, but not too bad. and he can see as dry and fine for the most part to the north of that one a to shout into northern parts of turkey, troy, and find a cross northern parts of africa, temperatures on the rising cairo, once again, 30 celsius here on sas dead. a good scattering a showers across sir southern parts of west africa along th

sea. it connects the middle east proper with the horn of africa, with the sahel and sub saharan africa.has the potential to destabilise the region. it could very well overflow . our tensions with the ethiopians over the nile waters and the gerd, and we're coming up to the summer month when the ethiopians are going to put the fourth filling of the dam. egypt is very nervous because then egypt will feel its strategic sense of security is targeted with war in libya and now this in its southern border. but it's not simply a question of how this conflict impacts sudan's neighbours. many of them are also interested parties, backing one side or the other. first, supporters of this man, general burhan. like a lot of the army he leads, he trained at egypt's military academy. and cairo is squarely in his corner. it's thought that saudi arabia is too, although quite what that support entails is unclear. as for the leader of the rapid support forces, the man they call hemedti, the uae are said to be backing him, as is the central african republic, although that might be independent militias rather

subcommittee the sightings are concentrated off the east and west coast of the u.s., in the middle east, and the south china seae camera is watching another drone when an oblong object flies past. this time an infrared sensor was able to get a different view and identify it as a commuter airliner. >> there is a whole eet them. >> reporter: the pentagon says there is still no credible evidence any of the unidentified objects came from outer sp pentagon. >>> in new york city tonight, the investigation continues into the deadly collapse at a nearly century old parking garage. newly released video shows the concrete floors collapsing like a stack of pancake, killing one person and leaving five others injured. the building had been cited for multiple maintenance violations going back 20 years. workers are now demolishing what is left of that garage. >>> tonight tornado watches are posted in parts of at least six states from nebraska to texas. the storms could bring baseball-sized hail near omaha, and down to oklahoma city. tomorrow severe weather could impact 17 million people from st. louis to dallas. >>> netflix i

subcommittee the sightings are concentrated off the east and west coast of the u.s., in the middle east, and the south china seaatching another drone when an oblong object flies past. this time, an infrared sensor was able to get a different view and identify it as a commuter airliner. >> there's a whole fleet of them. >> reporter: the pentagon says there is still no credible evidence any of the unidentified objects came from outer space. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> norah: there are new details in the investigation into that deadly collapse of a new york city parking garage. that's coming up next. that's coming up next. e's pro-vn formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. if his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family

economic difficulty of grain, would you believe can ukrainian grain, exporting to the middle east via the black seat to its target markets, but unfortunately, due to logistical part and the grain is much cheaper than polish green, much of that green has stayed in poland and brought up by polish animal feed companies, and that has sent the price of polish grain plummeting, and president zelensky said they discussed this and would come up with a solution which should be implemented in the coming weeks. tibia implemented in the coming weeks. 0k, adam, in implemented in the coming weeks. ok, adam, in warsaw, thank you very much indeed for that. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news... what i love most about myjob and what makes it most unique is the ability to tell stories of people all of the world, give them a platform to be able to share their stories, and i love doing it whether it's in the studio or out in the field, the focus of my storytelling throughout my career has been limited in children. those who have been impacted by conflict, a people, i often find my tory neck storytelli

why a 3rd year on year, including an expansion to the middle east africa. and as the black sea grain deal with you when is set to expire, moscow may have to consider if there's a benefit in signing an extension. i have russia claims, western partners, aunt holly up there, side of the packs, zoom, we've done bustling for sure. we have approached this with a degree of aggravation. we have offered to extend the steel for only 60 days. that is based on the fact that if there is no further progress in removing obstacles against russian fertilizer and grain exports, we will have to consider whether or not we really need this deal under. the very alternative may be to increased trade partnerships with countries like saudi arabia, algeria, and south africa, and get weeked, ultimately 2 nations most in need. and while ross is murphy operation in ukraine is being painted as the main cause of global hunger. why centroid is involved in the black sea grain deal all reaping benefits? more than 23000000 tons of food experts have left ports there. that countries have received nearly half of th

growing its customer base by a 3rd year on year, including an expansion to the middle east and africa on with the black sea grain deal with ukraine set to expire. moscow may have to consider if there is a benefit in signing an extension. as russia claims western partners are not holding up their side of the pact. soon, we're done personally, but sure we have approached this with a degree of aggravation. we have offered to extend the steals for only 60 days. that is based on the fact that if there is no further progress in removing obstacles against russian fertilizer and grain exports, we will have to consider whether or not we really need this deal under the. so what's the alternative? well, it may be to increase trade partnerships with countries such as saudi arabia, algeria, south africa, an get wheat, ultimately to nations. most then, nate. and while russia's military operation ukraine is being painted as the main cause of global hunger. western traders involved in the black sea grain deal beer reaping the benefits some figures to show you here. more than 23000000 tons of food exports have left ports.

the topics of discussion ranged from the escalating tensions in the middle east and upcoming turkish elections. the black sea grain deal and the war in ukraine versus foreign minister went on to note the west's opposing position to any states pursuing an independent foreign policy with pneumonia. so once again, we have drawn attention to the fact that the destructive line of the collective west led by washington remains unchanged. it is a strategic strike against russia so that it would be defeated on the battlefield. this reveals the true objectives that the west is now pursuing to remove an unwanted competitor from the international arena to abolish a country that is trying to conduct its own foreign policy and full compliance with international law. they are not even hiding the fact that if russia has conquered, the next target will be china and any country that dares to act independently. it was a very brief but nonetheless, but very strategically important visit both in economic and political terms because it's taking place roughly a month before highly contested presidential parliamentary elections in

which is normally exported to the middle east and africa via black sea ports which have been blockadednstead it's coming over land romania and poland. these countries were not ready to take that grain, so that has created bottlenecks, and we have 3 million tonnes of much cheaper ukrainian grain landing in poland and it has been bought up, because it is has the price. so polish farmers are saying —— make it is half the price. —— polish farmers are saying this is sending our market tumbling. which is why they are angry with the government. you see the agriculture minister, therefore, hand his resignation. minister, therefore, hand his resignation-— minister, therefore, hand his resignation. minister, therefore, hand his resiination. ,, ., ., resignation. lets bring in hugo now, in k iv. resignation. lets bring in hugo now, in kyiv- how — resignation. lets bring in hugo now, in kyiv- how has _ resignation. lets bring in hugo now, in kyiv. how has this _ resignation. lets bring in hugo now, in kyiv. how has this visit _ resignation. lets bring in hugo now, in kyiv. how has this visit being

approved for a loan in the application about the weather for today the far east is not divided into the income sea by the middle it is quietly collapsing in kamchatka already without precipitation. today it's cool. tomorrow is a little warmer on the islands. today is a good sunny day in yuzhno-sakhalinsk, plus 12, and atmospheric fronts and another cyclone of significant weather deterioration are approaching primorye. they don't cause pass only small places moderate weather will be more difficult in the khabarovsk territory. in siberia, another cooling optical invasion, if in the west it was just noticeable, then in irkutsk it will be catastrophic after today's wonderful plus fifteen. tomorrow, a sharp collapse to zero , accompanied by wet snow. from novosibirsk to barnaul, the precipitation will stop , the temperature will rise in omsk today, not bad. plus, 16 tomorrow summer 20 on the european territory difficult weather in the south the most difficult in the mountains of the north caucasus in stavropol there are thunderstorms hail squally wind on this increased rain without precipitation only in the crimea i

we are now where it is approximately here and to the dead sea, it remains only in place. in the middle eastng found this church of st. george and on its floor a unique mosaic map of the holy land. not only think how many millions of minutes it takes to put all these millions of pieces. it would seem that such work is so migratory. it's amazing how she survived a century of the will of the earthquake so many events that could destroy her. erase, the eyes have survived here literally in every house and in every endure. that's what the sky is called, this mountain. well, as a mountain only 800 meters, but this mountain is illuminated personally. moses is buried here by the pope of rome; in a word, this is 800 meters of history. imagine this is where the lord showed moses the promised land. here you can see the dead sea nearby. beautiful yes, very picturesque. i wonder how we look at the screen today , this particular media has become a symbol of pharmacology. and the same snake seems to whisper. verdansky, as it seems to her, a prince named khaled, he studied in russia, won the heart of natash

explainable by adverse countries, china, russia, doing things i'm drawn many of these sightings middle east and south china seao be explainable by something that's coming from earth and likely an adversary still at the end of the day there are things out there that we cannot explain. that's where we are we know what we don't know. we know leak last week revealed the battle plan of the upcoming surge of ukraine forces this spring. so they said they altered their plan already. yesterday we see that russia accidentally bombed own city it was occupying. we also found out through the leaks that the ukrainians had a plan to start going after russian soldiers in syria. how critical is this spring offensive for ukraine? my humble opinion it's as critical as the first day of the war. >> oh, yeah. absolutely critical. to sustain the united states and like minded country's support for ukraine, they have got to show some progress here. and they definitely will. they formed at least nine brigades, three motorized battalions and tank battalion in each. they have been training outside of ukraine. so we got tens of thousands

uh, sea outlet to syria the middle east and so on, without it.er putin's decision to hold a referendum in crimea and join it to the russian federation, then there was an explosion and it became obvious that just a war could not be avoided. it was a matter of time. if not for the crimea, everything would be different , the ultimate goal, we all know about it. the president only spoke china uh, russia before that it is, and we are like a balcony, which has been on in an amazing way for almost 200 years, that is, the british have always dreamed of. although, yes, yes, cut off russia from the baltic ports from the baltic and from the south from the black sea. i'm just embarrassed. why, when, for example, the ukrainian people , when in zhizinsk, everyone else says that we want to break up russia we want to make it no less, but we will do it with the help of ukraine, eh. she will be our tools open about it. they say that ukraine pecks on this shoulder and still accepts such solutions, but we're long here arguing what could be the cause of intimidation

uh, sea outlet to syria uh, middle east and so on, without it.o it all started after putin's decision to hold a referendum in crimea and to attach it to the russian federation, then there was an explosion and it became obvious that a war simply could not be avoided. it was a matter of time. if it weren’t for crimea, everything would be different , the ultimate goal, we all know about it, the president spoke here china, e, russia before that. and we are like a balcony that has been on in an amazing way for almost 200 years, that is, the british are always dreaming. yes, cut off russia from the baltic ports from the baltic and from the south from the black sea. i'm just embarrassed. why when , for example, the ukrainian people, when in jizzinsk, everyone else says that we want to destroy russia. we want to make it no less, but we will do it with the help of ukraine. it will be open to our instruments and they will talk about it, and ukraine will fall for this hook and still make such decisions. well we've been here a long time arguing what could be

ah ah jasmine, once known as the bride of the sea, was one of the major port cities in the middle east. until the 1948 alice stein wore in its aftermath, the city fell into a state of neglect, with high rates of crime, poverty, and garbage. ah, in the last decade, java has become a popular destination with real estate investors, and tourists from all over the world. ah, the former flea market is now bustling with organic shops, high end galleries, and design or stores. yet the changes are also violently affecting the people who have been living in java for decades are real estate developers and authorities aware of their responsibilities and know how their actions affect jeff is residence. ah we are for he, java is a kind of zombie city any either. she met the car, it's only half alive. high of it assess at the one bed. the cities alive and vibrant facade is hiding an underlying, urban sickening obama to if it causes of gentrification. is a process where poorer social classes within an urban area or swapped out from like a centrally located under privileged neighbourhood, becomes brand

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strikes from the black sea but let's also remember that the russian federation used crimea as a springboard in order to strengthen its malicious and dangerous presence in the middle eastin north africa. that is precisely why the return of crimea and the reduction of, let's say , the offensive potential of the russian federation in the black sea is not only important for ukraine is not only important for the countries of the region, but also for europe as a whole and the world. that is exactly why the idea voiced by minister flash is absolutely correct, as russia cannot feel free and threaten the countries of the baltic region, the same thing should happen here, and there are several approaches. well, the first is the voyage convention, which does not allow non-black sea countries to spend more than 20 days in the black sea, and there are also nato restrictions. we are not going to question the rights turkey to regulate the entrance to or exit from the black sea, but still the rotational presence of nato is important, it actually ended a month and a half before the large-scale invasion, this is bad. the second thing is the second thing that we can do with the help of e

are the countries of the middle east with a share of 39%, as well as africa and asia 20% and 31, respectively, the european union is in fourth place with regard to the black sea initiative of the grain deal. she initially assumed that the grain would be delivered. the restaurants that need it the most. these are the regions of north africa and the middle east, in fact, most of the cargo goes to european countries, which you can’t call it exactly needy, for example, italy spain and the netherlands are data on the export of corn, if you look at the statistics of wheat exports, then the same spain and italy italy are the first five lakes that come at dumping prices. now our prices are at a fairly low level, i would say, and if, of course, we interrupt the grain deal, prices should rise. this is already demonstrated by our exchange. uh, futures for the price index for wheat, which is on the ntb and it has already begun to grow and the price index for wheat. exchange ntv also demonstrated this week and last week. and let's say stabilization, uh, after a significant decline, when the grain deal was concluded this index sank significantly down the day before the pre

middle east. once again, a fair amounts of cloud up towards the black sea through levant and afar amounts of clap producing some lie, the showers there, across. so saudi arabia always a possibility, see some at flash flooding as a result of these heavy dampers stretch their way all the way into southern parts of a yemen. we are going to say summer wet weather, still lurking there as we go on through our sunday showers, pushing up towards us here and caught out i think we'll see editing a significant having said that the temperature is on the rise. $37.00 celsius is $99.00 in fahrenheit wanted to shower, is there a possibility to into, to care ace inside of the mediterranean, looking generally dry fine and sunny. and that stretches across a good part of egypt when picking up their ensue while libya one or 2 showers a possibility to sliding outs of the iberian peninsula across northern parts of morocco. plenty of showers, meanwhile, now gathering quite nicely the seasonal res, pushing up across west africa, joining up with some very heavy right out of cameroon into the democratic republic of congo.