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in the 19 ninety's, he's served on a un peacekeeping mission in somalia. there he witnessed the heavy price, members of the military must sometimes pay, then must the spot summit and rome would not fight does something to you as a young, inexperienced boon display, a soldier searched it when you suddenly find yourself on the field, standing at attention and saluting as the coffins of dead us soldiers loaded onto the plains, i did not smile off. no, that was inexperienced. the tide blocked out for a long time as long as the sights um to see in so take the deluxe ta the route. today as an army reservist, he guides visitors through this memorial for german soldiers who died in the line of duty. he is committed to honoring the fallen, but he also thinks it's important to come in the work that all soldiers do and welcomes the decision by the german parliament to introduce a veterans day. in germany, about 10000000 people are considered veterans. that's anyone who ever served in germany's army, whether at home or on admissions abroad, like in molly or us get us

afghanistan, yugoslavia, yemen, somalia and niger . yeah, i think somalia and niger.nk i mentioned somalia twice. however and yet and yet and yet at the same time is held up as the as the is just an unquestionable force for good. >> but that's the point. i think the only thing that you can be in geopolitical affairs is be an observer, because there's not much that you and i can shift or change. and i think the, the, the really interesting thing about, having good and interesting discussions with good people is that you can make, an objective observations. this was one of the reasons why i'm quite ambivalent on the war in ukraine, because i was very aware in 99 that we were doing something that was fundamentally wrong, the bombing of serbia, remember? it really shook me to my core because i thought, my god, we're bombing a european city. you're gonna have to pause for a break. >> after which i'll be joined by holocaust survivor vera saraf to talk about her latest documentary. you're watching the neil oliver show on . gb news. welcome back to the neil oliver show . my f

among them is samia, from a continent away in somalia.as free—spirited, independent and assertive. she has ambition. she was only 17 when she managed to qualify for the olympics and that was out of, like, really, mogadishu, which was, you know, for many decades destroyed, so an amazing achievement of a young woman. samia was selected to represent somalia in the 2008 summer olympics. what stands out in this story is her fierce determination to run, despite opposition from local militants and others who believe women shouldn't be involved in sports. but it's notjust a story of one young woman's ambition, this is a film which touches on many different issues, as well as samia herself. chuckles. she was an inspiring figure for so many women and muslim people all over the world. but, of course, there's so many aspects about this movie because there's her personal story, which is an athlete — a young woman who's a talented runner — and there's, of course, a political side about it — there's — it's about female rights, it's about, you know, dete

somalia willjoin 14 other countries — five of which are permanent members with veto powers.ve contribution. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. in myanmar, where the military seized power three years ago, there have been frequent accounts of torture and murder. in the latest atrocity, at least 50 people are said to have been killed. and the details, denied by military leaders, are disturbing. the bbc has also seen evidence of brutal violence against young protesters, specifically in chin state, and yogita limaye, along with camera journalist, sanjay ganguly, and producer aakriti thapar, gained rare access to the region. their report does contain distressing descriptions, of torture. a land where a fragile democracy was crushed by a coup. now the militaryjunta has been pushed out of parts of myanmar by an armed resistance. we're driving into the western chin state to see how the military has tried to suppress a people's uprising. it's accused of burning and bombing tens of thousands of homes. in this village, we saw evidence of it. fighting here — farmers, s

somalia will focus on their internal situation. denmark has a strong team, which is likely to take care of many difficult issues, such as sanctions against north korea. greece is likely to focus on cyprus. panama is likely to be quite close to the us on many issues. iryna, how can european partners promote ukraine's support at the un? yes, oleksiy, you know, in principle, that there are among the permanent members of the security council in ukraine such good allies, of course , the united states, great britain and france, i would like to pay special attention to france, because they very often initiate meetings on the humanitarian situation, on nuclear security, so even tomorrow there will be a meeting dedicated to the humanitarian situation, which initiates france, so in this regard they are doing a lot, as far as the non-permanent members of the security council are concerned, such a huge ally was albania, which now... and there were hopes that slovenia would become more actively involved, this it hasn't happened yet, so we will

somalia willjoin14 other countries — five of which are permanent members with veto powers.tribution. let's head to the us now — donald trump has been speaking at a campaign appearance in the swing state of arizona. it's his first since his criminal conviction for fraud. addressing the cheering crowd inside a megachurch in phoenix, mr trump said his recent court case in new york was "rigged" and the charges against him were "fabricated". here's our correspondent emma vardy. this is donald trump getting back to what he is most comfortable doing, hitting the campaign trail after being largely confined to a courtroom for much of the past seven weeks. arizona is a key battleground state, won by donald trump back in 2016, taken byjoe biden narrowly in 2020 and the trump campaign note in this toss—up state it will be really important to get the vote out. this, arizona, is being seen as key for anybody who wants to the key to the white house. arizona is also an extremely important state in the national talking points in the national talking points in the election which is where the

were i to ask about the report were seeing an american media today that recent us air strikes in somaliaf isis, we don't know whether or not that leader was killed in those air strikes but what do you make of that attack and how significant it might be? i5 attack and how significant it might be?— attack and how significant it miaht be? , ., ., might be? is another reminder that the fight _ that the fight against the islamic state is not over, as much as the united states and the west, we want to walk away from counterterrorism, but there is counterterrorism fatigue the fight goes on and all those folks know somalia for the presence of al—shabab, the al-qaeda linked group, there is a small but potent islamic state presence are especially playing arise they facilitated between islamic state affiliates are different parts of the world. it is and note that serves as a connective sinew between islamic state core and iraq and syria, islamic state khorasan afghanistan and other elements of the islamic state global network of franchises. we've seen what — network of franchises. we've seen what i

counter—terrorism, there is a sense of fatigue, the fight still goes on and while most folks know somaliaer, the al-qaeda group, there is a small islamic state presence there, especially playing the role as a facilitator as islamic state affiliates in the world. it's known as a connective sinew between islamic state cora and iraq and syria, and state corus on and in afghanistan and elements of franchises. in afghanistan and elements of franchisee— franchises. area across that is seen so much _ franchises. area across that is seen so much turmoil- seen so much turmoil politically, how much danger is there that a group like i said, trying to gain holden taking advantage of the situation in many african countries across the middle east? we many african countries across the middle east?— many african countries across the middle east? we have seen the middle east? we have seen the centre _ the middle east? we have seen the centre of— the middle east? we have seen the centre of gravity _ the middle east? we have seen the centre of gravity shift - the centre of gravity shift from parts of the mi

somalia will serve a two—year term and joins fourteen other countries on the security council.ity government. it's leader, cyril ramaphosa, made the announcement after the anc�*s national executive committee meeting. the anc lost its parlimentary majority in last week's election for the first time since the end of apartheid 30 years ago. in a stunning cricket upset, the united states defeated pakistan in a super 0ver in the t20 world cup. the americans were on home turf in dallas, texas in their first world cup. pakistan is a cricket powerhouse, having won the t20 tournament in 2009 and finishing runner—up in 2022. after scoring a major upset on thursday, the us now needs one more win against india or ireland to advance to the next round. i spoke to one of team usa's star cricketers aaronjones — on board a plane to new york for the next match — where he described the team's emotions after their triumph. i'm feeling great right now. it's a great achievement to beat pakistan and a great experience and we always wanted to be pakistan and when we saw the fixtures, to be honest, we

it's currently held by mozambique, but they will be replaced with somalia. also, asia has a seat as well currently held by japan. they will be replaced by pakistan. ecuador currently holds the seat for latin america and the caribbean, but they are being replaced by panama. and there are 2 spots reserved for western european or other countries. currently held by malta and switzerland, who will be handing off to greece and denmark. at least 6 children have been killed in northwest syria. after the school bus went off road and plunged into a visa. the vehicle carrying dozens of children went down a bank into the overall and says river in the a believe it leave region. sams advisors have been taken to hospital, and a rescue operation is ongoing. it's not clear what caused the bonus to go off the road. space ex is giant starship rocket has successfully launched. and for the 1st time ever returned from space, the test monks a major milestone for 8 on most and his company scholarship reached a space and then survived the heath of re entry before landing in the indi

united nations general assembly, pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama he chose to be a two-year non-permanent member of the security council. these five countries will replace switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador and malta. the security council has 10 non-permanent members who are elected for two years. i also thank mr. imani, the translator. good night, god bless you. hello, this is the publication of gina exams. all possible questions, 160 tips and tests and all techniques , only and only in the book, you heard it exactly right . nestrasist, the new star in the sky of life, a different work from gilna publications . get 60% of the resources of gilna publications as a gift now by sending the number 5 to 30085 gilna publications. . dear compatriots, we arrived at 3 o'clock in the morning . the acting minister of foreign affairs, who traveled to turkey , said on his arrival in istanbul that iran is an active diplomat and will effectively participate in the extraordinary meeting of the foreign ministers of the d8 group to support the palestinian resistance and people. slow this

where fighting with head for law has escalated to a most heavier in such a good flash starting in somalia, as captain mogadishu, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. the president's way to to me high water in some areas. the frequency and civility of floods in the city have increased in recent years, raising concerns about the impact of climate change or the deals president, have you had a malay has been very comfortable in much on low offshore germany? is malays 2nd stop on a short trip to go to transfer section with military honors with scrapped, often related requested a simple working meeting and time relate for testers will also enhance housing. suff protested in status and separate families against anti semitism, and the far right it follows the gang rape of a young jewish school and the produce and suburbs and head of the snap elections. the far right national valley are leading. the boys which pulled has to say, would lead to a decline and boom and strike. now the saudi has, the minister has said more than 1300 people died during this. he has hospital much assem

times writes that dry cargo ships from ukraine go through turkey, not at all to the ports of yemen, somaliaopia, but make a circle and sail to europe. the humanitarian mission was loudly started and quietly curtailed, it was replaced by a pure business plan. events can develop in different ways: in the spring, ukraine reported that 75% of its fields were infested. if this is true, if all the crops can be collected save. if no one takes everything grown anywhere, then ukraine will have enough food this year. another question is that all these ifs seem to remain in the form of ifs. it is unlikely that anyone would organize such large-scale logistics. for the sake of 20 million tons of grain of unclear composition and even less realistic 30 million tons that are yet to be collected, it looks more like they are going to take everything that has grown out of ukraine, and so that this does not look like robbery, the press continues to bale the european reader with the wording about saving grain. so, if if they save him to the extent they expect, then ukraine will face famine. but we all hope that

the un general assembly elected pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama for two-year non-permanent membership in the security council. these five countries replace switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador will be malta. the security council has 10 non-permanent members who are elected for two years. i would also like to thank mr. imani, our translator . good night, god bless you. sir, before it becomes clear what happened to them. they said that there will be no disturbance in the state of the country, but we were just upset about what our president is going to do to them, and god willing, they will be safe. yes , we prayed a lot, but the fate of whatever happens must be very much in the behavior of our enemy , well, it is called the enemy, that the enemies are happy at the sadness of a nation and at the sadness of someone. they should be happy, this is not surprising at all, and by the way, when they are insulting and mocking , it is much easier to show them to us. it shows what is the right way and in fact right and wrong can be determined very easily. i myself had voted for mr. r

every muslim is expected to perform it, at least once. heavy rains have triggered flash flooding in somalia is capital mogadishu, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. residents waited through me high water in some areas. the frequency and severity of floods in the city have increased in recent years, raising concerns about the impact of climate change. while your ups far north is often thought of as having pristine nature teeming with wild life. but parts of scandinavia have also suffered pollution and habitat laws. now a team of researchers of sweden has reintroduced a fish species that has now been seen in local rivers for more than a century. at the start of was hyped will be a come back in sweden. biologist, dan called the runs that it's been his dreams since he was 11 years old to see atlantic sturgeon and local rivers again called ronan fellow projects. collaborators released 100 young sturgeon into the good a river earlier this month, hoping they'll take to their new habitat. this is really, really something good. they are saving here. and this is a good start. 100

dead and then gun fights with police are still ongoing. heavy rains have triggered flash flooding in somalia is capital mogadishu, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. residents waited through the high water in certain areas. the frequency and severity of floods in the city have increased in recent years, raising concerns about the impact of climate change. identity is presidents. have your malay has been welcomed to berlin by chance, or all of shows. germany is malays 2nd stop, but a short trip to europe. plans for a reception with military honors were scrapped after malay requested a simple working meeting and tea malay protesters were also on hand. the saudi health minister has said that more than 1300 people died during this year's hodge pilgrimage, as temperatures sword above 51 degrees celsius. he added that the majority of fatalities were an authorized kilograms harsh is one of the 5 pillars of islam. every muslim is expected to perform it at least once. well, the president of the philippines is heading back in beijing after a clash with the chinese coast guard, lef

first-hand what it is like there now. the atmosphere, what the setting is like, the legendary unit of somaliafriends, friends of the first channel, regular guests of your broadcasts, so please watch, let’s watch. hello everyone, this is the wargonza project, we continue to cover events on the donetsk front, where our troops are moving forward every day, of course, the pace of advancement is not as fast as we would like, but stable and, as always, in the vanguard are the guys from a separate assault battalion of the legendary... . counter-offensive, but guys, the whole thing was wrapped up very quickly, jason, knock-knock-knock, guests are coming to you, good day, greetings, you. a direct participant in this story. ukrainian, tell us in general, what kind of unit is this, what they tried to do there, but how, in principle, did you not allow them to do it? yes, it turns out that everything was as usual with us, we observed the enemy’s approaches, tried to find, maybe some kind of fortifications, or enemy manpower. accordingly, our guys, the attack aircraft, took a populated area, successfully e

they also featured prominently in the black hawk down disaster and 1993 in somalia. for example, they scale these cliffs on rough, these bad weather, bad lighting conditions, under fire, and with great losses. i took the cliff and then proceeded to then go inland to extend their mission and hold that ground until more force that could could come to us to help them. and i think job, i did try to really evoke that sense of history. didn't he use terms like the cracking of bullet and he really tried to take that picture. exactly. he what he painted the picture and if we could just and also you know, the link, he obviously did mention ukraine creating that link between 80 years ago. and today there is a will going on and in europe today. very similar to what am i knew of my call has been saying in the last 2 days. do you think that that link was made vividly enough? the people will understand the, the links between the 2 of them. yeah, i think the parallels can be clear that they're trying to make, there's been stairs been on both sides. russia, as well as, there's been

in recent days, took an air strike against some isis leaders in somalia. not something that we have ever stopped focusing on. as you remember, when we conduct in their withdrawal from afghanistan, we talked about sharpening over the horizon targeting capability. you have seen that bear out in places like iraq and syria and somalia and other places. it is not something that we take lightly. it is not something that we aren't constantly trying to improve and sharpen. we have not lost one bit of focus on the terrorism threat. either here in the united states or around the world. >> in jake's meetings in india, has the plot to kill an american activist come up at all? do you expect that to be part of discussions? >> i don't have more to add on the conversation -- >> sandra: clearly a few moments and a few questions where john kirby was pressed on the rising terror threat here at home and obviously, a broad. something this white house is going to continuously be pressed on as we see this on the rise. >> john: yeah, we were going to talk to her eye found it but

the central african republic, democratic republic of the congo, ethiopia, mali, somalia, south sudannder sanctions. zimbabwe, whose president spoke at the forum in st. petersburg for decades under sanctions? notice how densely the us military bases are located around countries that the us considers unfriendly, while russia is on more than good terms with the enemies of the us, in almost every unfriendly country , the united states staged coups and civil wars, assassinated leaders, sponsored supplies. iran, yemen, syria, the hezbola movement in lebanon. and russia has very good relations with everyone, american bases in the region are at every turn, and as regular shelling of these bases shows, they are not protected... the united states, and even syria, where american bases are located absolutely illegally, can at any moment conflicts between north korea and south korea, or china and taiwan, will flare up with renewed vigor, but south korea and taiwan are allies of the united states, and japan is very close there; constant attacks on venezuela or cuba can also happen. that we conside

honorable general assembly of the united nations elected pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panamatwo-year non-permanent members of the security council of this organization. from january 1, 2025, these five countries will replace the countries of switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, and malta, and for the period of 2024, 2020.

sanctions is the central african republic, the democratic republic of the congo, ethiopia, mali, somaliadan or zimbabwe, whose president spoke at... a forum in st. petersburg for decades under sanctions. notice how closely the us military bases are located around countries that the us considers unfriendly. at the same time, russia is on more than good terms with the enemies of the united states. in almost every unfriendly country the us staged coups and civil wars. attempts on leaders were sponsored and supplied weapons to terrorists in many of these countries. conflicts are still smoldering, the palestinian-israeli conflict is still burning hotly in the middle east, and palestine in the region is supported by iran, yemen, syria, the hezbullah movement, that in lebanon and with everyone russia has very good relations, american bases in the region on every step, and as regular shelling of these bases shows, they are not so well protected, and in general, who would refuse. strengthen your defense potential of russian missiles in confrontation with the united states. yes, the same syria, wh

syria, turkey, bangladesh, somalia, libya and other countries.s regular support for fighters in the northern military district zone, for which. modern equipment, equipment is purchased, food and medicine, special attention to residents of new regions and children from rehabilitation centers, they are happy when they arrive, you see how they greet you, hug you, thank you, that’s how it is with us, so i’m grateful to you, i’m grateful to the lord that there are some guys whose hearts are open. from the first days, the regional public fund has been headed by the widow of the first president of the republic, aimani kadyrova, a strong woman. with a difficult fate and deep faith, having lost her husband and eldest son, she did not give up and devoted herself charity for active social activities in august last year, the president of russia awarded aimane kadyrov with the order of honor. supporting socially vulnerable categories of citizens is perhaps the fundamental activity of the poor fund. needy orphans and disabled people are never left without atte

the united nations general assembly elected the countries of pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama as non-permanent two-year members of the security council of this organization. from january 1, 2025, these five countries will replace switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, malta, and for the period. south, five other countries will join the elected members of the security council. the security council consists of 15 members, five of which are permanent members, namely the united states, russia, china, france and england and it has 10 non-permanent members who are elected for two years. friday march. according to the islamic propaganda coordinating council, the people of east azarbaijan golestan and kurdistan provinces, after offering friday prayers, by holding friday demonstrations of anger and disgust, condemning the crimes of the zionist regime and america's support for this regime , expressed their solidarity and support with the oppressed people of palestine. they announce the secretary general of the united nations condemned the attack on the anaruba school of the united nat

air strike that may have killed a top isis leader in somalia.'s marcus moore joins us now with the latest. marcus, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, janai, good morning. the u.s. carried out this strike in somalia about two weeks ago, but we are just learning details about it now. several u.s. officials tell abc news that abdulqadir mumin was the target of the strike, but it's not been confirmed yet if he's been killed. he is believed to be the new global leader of isis, a group that has thousands of members around the world, mainly in iraq and syria, that's according to the national counterterrorism center. now news of this u.s. strike comes amid heightened tensions across the middle east over the war in gaza. just last week, a gunman suspected of ties to or inspiration from isis attacked the u.s. embassy here in beirut. the alleged gunman was in a shootout with security teams before being wounded and captured. u.s. officials remain on high alert across the region. whit? >> whit: marcus moore, thank you. >>> we do want to shift gears, tur

the united nations general assembly elected pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama for two-year non-permanent membership in the security council of this organization. these five countries from january 1, 200. 25 countries will be replaced by switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, malta, and for the 2024-2025 period, algeria, guyana, sierra leone, slovenia and south korea will join five other elected members of the security council. the security council consists of 15 members, five of which are permanent members, the united states, russia, china, france, and england, and 10 non-permanent members. which is elected for 2 years. the french president said: paris plans to give mirage 2000 fighter planes to ukraine. in an interview with france's one tv channel, emmanuel macron said that paris will soon start training ukrainian pilots to control the guidance of mirage fighters, and emphasized: "kiv must be allowed to use the provided weapons." western allies to target used for military purposes on russian soil. the president of ukraine, who is meeting with french officials in paris to

soldier and my brothers who are at the front, what is the matter with food security china, egypt or somaliaut it is brought to the conference, the second issue, radiation safety, yes, there is an issue here, we need to get our nuclear plant back, and also the exchange of prisoners of war and the exchange of prisoners of war, but i ask where are the key issues , point number five, implementation... of the statute of the united nations organization and restoration of the territorial integrity of ukraine. where is point number six: withdrawal of russian troops and immediate cessation of hostilities. why is this not the order of the day? so what kind of conference is this? that is, this is a conference about business and prisoners. i am not sure that it is worth insulting the president of the united states of america, our western allies, or even the leaders of china. well, by the way, the chinese have already reacted to the spokeswoman of the ministry of foreign affairs. mao ning of china said that beijing's position on the peace summit is open and transparent let's hear what she said. china ha

not the powerful countries of djibouti, somalia, comoros . these three countries sanctioned the islamic republic of iran during mr. rouhani's time. then, mr. raisi, who left, even our problems. in the foreign policy with saudi arabia, we and the government of mr. raisi have become those who cannot negotiate in the world. those who themselves were embargoed by djibouti and they were embargoed, today they claim to know the language, this is not what they are saying, we cannot run the country based on these words, which must be true. definitely not a documentary, mr. hashemi, the people are tasting mr. rouhani's government with their skin, flesh, and bones . what is wrong with mr. rouhani's government? what is wrong with mr. rouhani's continuation? this and your beautiful smile is the best message for the people to know that with the election of mr. bezikian , after the election, if mr. bezikian is elected. let's find out from the ballot box what will happen to the people . rish khand, i understood on friday morning and many people, god willing,

it's becoming increasingly cloudy and so long it is up the coast of somalia as well. but typically in this part of africa, it's looking at it to drive those child from the if you, if you have, if you're lucky, $12.00 big ones inside of sudan at all. so you got the campaigning and protesting, intensifying friends, the head of a snap election is being cooled by president a menu. i'm a crone to the fire rights made big gains in the european parliament selection. so how important is this void for from and see europe. this is inside story, the .

hi de la button on nigeria and somalia to another 530 that was perceived in 2023 was roughly 50 percent. the violations were committed, but i'm groups including those. this ignited the federalist by the united nations. whereas the rest were committed by state actors as they engaged in conflict with their opponents and by an identified perpetrators close by latin mines on either of these. groups were principally responsible for abduction recruitment. the news and section volumes against children, or the most prevalent violations attributed to states at those forces were killing and maiming. including using explosive ordinance in highly populated areas. i faxed those quotes on hospitals and related personnel and the non ultimate and access to children. explosive women's wor, buick cells, mines and i. these were responsible for the killing and maiming of children on for impeding shumate didn't access to children. i want to also say so not a disturbing trend. the continued use of scores on hospitals for military purposes by part is through conflict in many of the situations under the childr

today, the scope of charity goes far beyond republics and even russia: syria, turkey, bangladesh, somaliaese days it is also a humanitarian mission in palestine, as well as regular support for fighters. in the northern military district zone, for which modern equipment, equipment, food and medicine are purchased, special attention to residents of new regions and children from rehabilitation centers, they are happy when they arrive, you see how they greet you, hug you, thank you, that’s how it is with us , so i am grateful to you, i am grateful to the lord that there are such guys whom the heart is open, from the first days the regional public fund is headed by the widow of the first president of the republic, aiman. kadyrova, a strong woman with a difficult fate and deep faith. having lost her husband and eldest son, she did not give up and devoted herself to charity. for active public activities in august last year, the president of russia awarded aimane kadyrov with the order of honor. support for socially vulnerable categories of citizens is perhaps the fundamental activity of the fund

. >> they should go to somalia because that's the only place they can reallsomalia only y b. >> somalia is the best choice. i believe so. >> that was kind of lean towards bangladesh or there are a few that are supposed to go. i seem to remember madonna was going to gi remember mg too thel that had the thing with 50 cent, i want to call her chelsea handler and writet. about that they promised to go, but they never left. >> they really go with that to >> te. wi >> they should all go. you made a point in theeople late morningal they're going to leave and they don't. >> they don't should chip in. we should chip in. is right thing to do.r what right. gofundme. whatever we have. i'd have a game with guyev weo.s, in i think. i think madonna was going to go, but her face still doesn'donng to gt have a passpos >> oh, yeah. so they have to check the they have to check the face at americak n express. >> you cracked him. he finally laughed tonight. i saw a. i >> the monologue was great. he finally laughed, though. he gotgreat finally you on thae >> he didn't hear what he wasn' talking about. dylan

somalia. it goes on and o of america. american military. i am neither condemning nor endorsing these adventures. some of them, i think, werhighly moral and worth doing. others are very but what are important to understand is, is is ntly part of u.s. history. i suspect, by thef british historyalways had a colonial war somewhere. the sets on the right that would be that would be thefun, you get a map from the the the early part of the 20th century where thetish were great britain and all the colonies will be in rednly place isn't red on theho no landmass or islands for the so war warfare is a occurrence occurrence. and that'snt. understand? military conflict is also the manifest nation of politics as karl philip godfried von t the point. war is merely the means. and mao tse well, one of his favorite stagings a. he understood these also said that politics is without war politics with bloodshed. just as an aside and as we watched current events since you pointed out how actually since you're dean pointed out how releva conference is i'm what i'

tribeca festival has been bringing out the crowds. 0ne film making an impact as set a continent away in somaliaonflict on mogadishu. samia a free spirited independent woman, she has ambition. she spirited independent woman, she has ambition.— has ambition. she was only 17 when she _ has ambition. she was only 17 when she qualified _ has ambition. she was only 17 when she qualified for - has ambition. she was only 17 when she qualified for the - when she qualified for the olympics and that was our mogadishu was for many decades strikes an amazing achievement of a young woman. she strikes an amazing achievement of a young woman.— of a young woman. she was selected — of a young woman. she was selected to _ of a young woman. she was selected to represent - of a young woman. she was | selected to represent somali of a young woman. she was . selected to represent somali in the 2008 summer olympics, what stands out in the story is fierce determination to run despite opposition from local militants and others who believe women should not be involved in sport. it is not just it is notjust a story of one

the winds are still strong up the coast of somalia can in terms of near the warnings here because of the strength of the wind and the height of the ways on the coast to terms of here, child spouse. but there are a few in the congo central african republic and south to dine, which i'm hoping are useful. but sides of the seats is very dry picture of the night when the sun is that by day. but because the land is quite high degree in south africa, it's cold by night. the in india illegal mining is having a devastating impact on an ancient mountain range and don't local residence. you look at how much dust there is everywhere. my father is during the phase 101 east travels to india to investigate mining gimme a ralph of the mountains on out to say about the showcase of the best document 3 films from across the network. on al jazeera, the the welcome back. a reminder of our top stories on how to 0 this our how boss and his logic. she had say they are ready to reach a ceasefire. jalen guys. they've set their response to the mediators of the us by proposal, by the 2 groups, wanda showing say

little bit dusty and they currently have the edge of the monsoon did bring some right recently to somalia. but it's not bringing much more. a few shall seem like you to generate and south of the tape and how does in fact, how to solve it by has got 3 days of sun, the stones, possibly with no sunshine visible. whereas in southern africa, mostly it is sunshine. the name is brandon jackson. i'm a 3 point louisiana. i've recently been released on all web to 25 and a half years. have been slee now, less than 90 days. after a lifetime of prison, a man is now free to fight against our k racist laws that belong to the past. fault lines, conviction on a jersey to the theory in india, a student say that a state exam results scraps because of a corruption scandal. please sign investigation lease of exam paces affecting more than 3000000 young people. so it's next for the students and the countries education system. this is inside storage. the .

democratic republic of congo, ethiopia, mali, somalia, south sudan or zimbabwe, whose president spokehow closely the us military bases are located around countries that the us considers unfriendly. at the same time, russia has more than good relations with the enemies of the united states, in almost every area of ​​hostility. in countries, the united states staged coups and civil wars, attempted assassinations on leaders, sponsored and supplied weapons to terrorists, and in many of these countries conflicts are still smoldering. the palestinian-israeli conflict is still hot in the middle east, and palestine in the region is supported by iran, yemen, syria, and the hezbola movement in lebanon. and russia has very good relations with everyone, american ones. there are bases in the region at every turn, and as regular shelling of these bases shows, they are not so well protected, and in general, who would refuse to strengthen their defense... potential with russian missiles in confrontation with the united states, and the same syria, where the american bases are located absolutely illega

spiralling civil war could be immense, potentially leading sudan to become a failed state like libya and somaliat least 50 people who'd been detained in a village close to the capital of rakhine state. the soldiers had been searching for supporters of an insurgent group which has recently inflicted several defeats on the military. residents from the village of byai phyu told the bbc the entire population was forced to sit on the streets for two days while soldiers took people away for interrogation. the men were blindfolded and repeatedly beaten and some women were reportedly raped. the ruling military council denies the accusations. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, has the story. it has taken a while to piece together what has happened. it is been hard to track down people fleeing from byai phyu. it sits on the edge on one of the last strongholds of the rakhine state state. to take in mind bernie's colleagues to its persuade people to talk into cross check each account to make sure that an accurate picture. we know what happened now from what they have told us. that a large mil

see them being involved in governance, still in iraq and syria, but now it is happening in nigeria, somaliacoming from syria, they are now mainly coming out of afghanistan.— are now mainly coming out of afghanistan. yes, and that was the grow). _ afghanistan. yes, and that was the group, wasn't _ afghanistan. yes, and that was the group, wasn't it _ afghanistan. yes, and that was the group, wasn't it - - afghanistan. yes, and that was the group, wasn't it - correct i the group, wasn't it — correct me if i am wrong, but isis—k claimed responsibility for that attack on a concert venue a few months ago that killed a number of people. how dangerous is that group? it seems like it really took russia a bit off guard. really took russia a bit off uuard. , �* , , guard. yes, it's definitely the bi est guard. yes, it's definitely the biggest threat _ guard. yes, it's definitely the biggest threat outside - guard. yes, it's definitely the biggest threat outside of - guard. yes, it's definitely the biggest threat outside of the | biggest threat outside of the warzone. we have seen it increasingly spre

for example, in somalia sandy, when the weather on the eastern cape is moving up through mozambique and bringing with it to southern towns in the some west with the s. the dentist maker on a mission to bring cinema to peoples, has never seen a movie in their lives. what have you ever watch of from the big street? no. oh, to 0 rule travels to some of the remotest areas of sudan were sent in. those were shut down to kate to go and find stuff opposition to cinemas still remains. we just don't want films, so please suck up and leave. last and the most of the done on, i'll just be around today and it has the world's largest number of displays. people and the majority are facing fairly often more than a year of conflict for fighting is now spreading to other areas. so what will bring it to this conflict? this is inside story, the welcome to the program and so.

have to understand up to the repeat is on the, the chinese will be the, the russians will be the somalia of the farm and us to share some hot troops in russell. this is saw how the lions expands to new fronts of cooperation with russia and china. the a welcome. this is on the international with the world news update. it's good to have you with us on top story, valid counseling, get a wrong presidential. race is the without the candidate securing the 50 percent, the thresholds needed to win 2 front runners were full, missed must do to possess can as conservative signs, and really we'll go head to head to the 2nd round of those things scheduled for july 5th. it's not the election follows the tragic death of president abraham racy and a helicopter crash last month. i'll say correspond to not the about the and brings has moved from the wrong as well. the final results are out based on the announcements by the election headquarters 24500000 uranium have participated in this election. that's why it would be a total population of deliverables. voters who were agency team and above was something

and of course that i was catching the edge of the month 6 wins, which are not that strong now in somalia or times in the air with coast to can you so the, to bring much with them. we got a few shots in the if you, if you, and heightens, and if you're lucky in south sudan, but not much to the south of that. i'm seasonally correctly. there's not much in most to southern africa, the on shore breezes or light pigs. a few shouts at 1st on monday seems to on the east coast of madagascar. otherwise it's fairly dry except in cape time of the, from palestine to pakistan from syria to indonesia. ok, foundation is delivered to bonnie to over 3300000 people. this year we will be delivering to bonnie to over $23.00 countries across the globe. supporting communities in areas affected by a whole family conversation and dishonest. your coupon a is a lifeline for someone in the donate. now with confidence give you a coupon a today without cat foundation, the the, [000:00:00;00] the book about her mind about top stories. now. the number of palestinians killed and then is very strong on the album raised re

see them being involved in governance, still in iraq and syria, but now it's happening in nigeria, somaliaria, they are now mainly coming out of afghanistan. yes, and that was the group, wasn't it — correct me if i'm wrong, but isis—k claimed responsibility for that attack in moscow on a concert venue a few months ago that killed around 140 people. how dangerous is that group? it seems like it really took russia a bit off guard. yes, it's definitely the biggest threat outside of the warzone. we have seen it increasingly spread its regional global ambitions, which were previously primarily focused on just afghanistan or pakistan, maybe a cross—border attack against tajikistan or uzbekistan. in the last two years we have seen increasing attacks not just as we saw in russia but also in iraq, as well as in turkey. there have been a number of plots broken up in western europe as well, especially in germany. so one of the biggest questions right now is if they will actually succeed in doing something in europe. we saw in 2019 the us killed its former leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi. what does the l

the front change after the armed forces received permission to attack targets in russia, how will somalia change. clash and whether there is a prospect of returning vovchansk, part of which is currently controlled by russia. for example, this is what the city of vovchansko-kharkiv region currently looks like. i will remind you that it is located very close to the border with russia. before the full-scale war, about 17,000 people lived here. this video was published by the lut national guard brigade, from 50 to 80% of the housing stock of vovchansk was destroyed and not are subject to recovery, say the analysts of the deep state project. in may , russian troops. went on a new offensive in the kharkiv region and tried to occupy vovchansk. currently, fighting continues for the city, the armed forces say that ukrainian troops control 70% of vovchansk. during the battles for the city, the armed forces of ukraine restored some positions, geolocation footage, in particular, published on june 2, shows that ukrainian forces restored positions on dukhovnaya street in the center of the city. locatio

and of course that i was catching the edge of the month 6 wins, which are not that strong now in somalia or times in the air with coast to can you? so the don't bring much with them. we've got a few shots in the if you, if you, and heightens, and if you're lucky in south sudan, but not much to the south of that. i'm seasonally correctly. there's not much in most of the southern africa, the on shore breezes or light rigs. a few shouts at 1st on monday seems to on the east coast of madagascar. otherwise, it's fairly dry except in cape time of the a meeting of minds all over the world, the properties, the rise of 80 colors, the climate catastrophe. where do you put the resulting anger? well, i'm hoping we can use that as the fuel to change societies of a better musical innovative brian, you know, between now and economies hardoon turn part 2 for most of the funniest economies in the world. i don't have any competition. judy, i'd be on split data analysis era. the watching officer remind to about headlines now. assignments to discuss faced and ukraine has ended with leaders from dozens of co

the winds are still strong up the coast to somalia can in terms of near the warnings here because of the strength of the wind and the height of the ways on the coast attends them here. child spouse. but there are a few in the congo central african republic and south to dine, which i'm hoping are useful. but the size of the season is very dry picture of the night when the sun is that by day. but because the land is quite high degree in south africa, it's cold by night. the, the shifting to the rights far right policies made gains in the european parliament selections, seriously threatening, named spring politicians. so what's the high and the rise in popularity in europe and how could that shape politics from the old country? this is inside the .