rain, running across south australia. a little bit of wet weather coming through here.southwest, pushing into dwa into wednesday. by wednesday, somewhat or whether coming back into victoria. into tasmania. there you go. showers running away. blustery winds, pushing across new zealand. wet weather in two parts of japan over the next day or so, but the really heavy rain for southern parts of china is set to continue, pushing a little further north. showers around eastern china, just around shanghai, pushing up towards the yellow sea. that will make its way through wednesday, and the clouds building in japan. ♪ ♪ >> an invitation to bear witness to all that life offers. the highs, the lows, the trials and tribulations. the unseen moments, and everyday miracles. the injustices, the defiance. the tests of character. and the personal victories. witness documentaries, with a delicate touch, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> will come back. a look at the main stories now -- top advisers to former u.s. president donald trump say that they told him his claims of widespread voter fraud were n

no region was more exposed than the barossa valley in south australia.way along, probably for at least six months beforehand, that the chinese were going to introducea ta. we had fairly good intel. stephen: at hamish seabrook's family vineyard, the harvest is underway before dawn. hamish: i've been here more than 30 years, and i love the barossa. it's home. stephen: for years, his main business has been red kangaroo. hamish started the venture with a business partner a decade ago, making wine for china. hamish: i think our first container went in might've been november 2011. we followed that up by a quick trip to china and met some more distributors over there. it's just grown from strength to strength from year to year. stephen: after china began its dumping investigation, the company decided to co-operate and open the books to its officials. hamish: we've got nothing to hide. we certainly had nothing to hide. everything we do is transparent. we just figured, "oh, well, if we submit and be part of this place where we can open up what we do, maybe the ch

southeastern parts of south australia, victorious.ertainly with the wetter weather as we go through whether stay. coming in the hive down towards the far south. we can see what whether for a time. by the time we come to thursday, some of those showers there -- some of the showers still there. elsewhere, not too bad, hopefully the winds are starting to ease off. sunshine and showers over the next couple of days. it fell -- a fair bit of clouds showing up. longer spells of rain with seasonal downpours across southeastern parts of china. could see some localized flooding in some areas see wet weather. starts to warm up. it has become into thursday. more and the west, showers and play and showers for the korean peninsula. ♪ >> we tell the untold stories. we speak when others don't. we cover all sides. no matter where it takes us. we are fearless, empowerg, impartial. we tell your stories, we are your voice. your news, your network, al jazeera. ♪ >> welcome back. a look at the main stories this hour. in the first flight due to carry asylum

while still a chance of some wet weather there into a south australia but certainly very unsettled in to tasmania. so very strong winds still a little bit of a when she weather around the southern alps at wet weather that windy weather will make his way towards new zealand. looking at a line of cloud. just links back towards brisbin towards the sunshine coast, pushing up towards cans much of us looking fine and dry. having said that, we should stay settled here as you go through monday and on into cheese to bit by wednesday. this system will start to show his hand across western austria, and perth will turn increasingly wet and windy and by wednesday it is pretty wet and windy across a good part of new zealand. while the wet and windy to into were southern parts of japan at the moment, some very heavy rain sweeping across key issue, the southern half of honju much of honshu. we'll see some very heavy weight as we go on 3 monday with a possibility of some localized flooding. maybe even some much sliced, somebody to watch out for that will gradually make

well, still a chance to somewhere whether they're into south australia but certainly very unsettled into tasmania. so very strong winds still a little bit of her when she weather around the southern alps at wet or whether that windy weather will make his way towards new zealand. the connector line of cloud just links back towards brisbin towards the sunshine coast, pushing up towards cans. much of us looking fine and dry. having said that, and we sit, they settled here as you go through monday and on into cheese to bit by wednesday. this system will start to show his hand across western austria, and perth will turn increasingly wet and windy and by wednesday it is pretty wet and windy across a good part of new zealand. while the wet and windy 2 in 2 were southern parts of japan at the moment, some very heavy rain sweeping across key issues, some half of honju much of honshu, we'll see some very heavy weight as we go on 3, monday with the possibility of some localized flooding maybe even some mud sly, some me to watch out for that will gradually make his way further east the mid week . ah

the sunshine, therefore, sidney, we have got some sherry re running through the by to across south australia. little bit of wet weather coming through here. we will see more weather just making its way towards the southwest, pushing its w a as we go on into work wednesday by wednesday. so where to where the coming back into where victoria into tasmania. there you go. still got those showers running away. blustery winds. pushing in across new zealand. got some wet weather to ensue parts of japan over the next day or so. but the really heavy rain for rest. some parts of china that is set to continue pushed a little further north, some lightly showers there just around eastern china, just around shanghai, pushing up to was the yellow sea. i'm going to make his wife are the resources we go 13 wednesday, and the cloud building for japan. ah, an invitation to bear witness to all that life office. the highs, the lowes, the trials and tribulations unseen and every day, miracles, the injustices, the defiance. the tests of character and the personal victories. witness. documentaries, with a delicate t

way into doubly way as we go on through friday, grassy skirting through the bite easing across south australia logic. find therefore, victoria tempest at last getting up to have 15 celsius. it's been a good 2 and a half weeks since we seen those kind of numbers. 19 celsius there for sydney, fine and dry, but it is rather wet and windy and cooling off in the zealand. aah! al jazeera correspondence bring you the latest development on the war in ukraine to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics is a, he is incredibly lucky. those coming out across the lines of no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled count, they take us to their basement where we find others sheltering from the shelling. please about 2 weeks now, like 3 days journey devastated buildings cornell, a grim reminder that the russians were here. ah, ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera live from dell ha, a reminder of our top stories. the leaders of germany, france in italy, have travelled to ukraine's capital key for the 1st time since the russian invasion . they're discussing more a

we will see some wet weather there. southeast and parts of south australia, victoria seeing some blast re showers tasmania. certainly in for some of that. a wet weather as we go through where to stay, want to shout into some parts of new south wales coming in behind. down to war, see fast south w i. we could see some wet weather for a time as well over the next day or so that should clear, through bright, brightening up behind. by the time we come to thursday, some of those showers still there to that eastern side of victoria. some parts of new south wales, but elsewhere, as you can see, it is largely dry and fine. not too bad. hopefully the wind started to ease off. not so full new zealand sunshine is showers here over the next couple of days. so got some sharon into our japan affair, but a cloud showing up here. meanwhile, longer spells of rain as seasonal damp horse continue in, cross southeastern parts of china. could see some localized flooding here. southern areas still see some wet weather, only 19 celsius in toko, on widest day starts to warm up. i am pleased to say as we go on

it drives its way further east, which south australia just across another ball, seeing some way to weather and that where to where the garage making its way towards new zealand does clear for was he go on into the weekend here? some showers and longest bells afraid, but lassie try and find the sunday. ah, the break coil is an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe . it is the best part is exists on the planet. but few know how it's made. it's role in the criminal underworld, it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial system. and the devastating carbon footprint it leaves behind its energy consumption is pretty massive step backward. people in power investigates crypto own al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera time to recap our headlines. i've got a stance taliban government is appealed for more international aid. after the worst earthquake in 20 years struck a remote region in the southeast. at least 1500 people have been killed and many more injured. made miles to pose later on, sang sushi has been moved to saunter, confinements

more wet weather blustery winds blowing through their c that went by the coming in across sir south australia. indirect toria. as we go on into friday, clear through was to go on into sash typewriters, guys come back behind, much of was looking fine and dr. that time will that the showers will continue there for red tasmania. where to where the garage, he makes his way into new zealand cases, sunshine and shower, so not too bad at all. now we got some where to where the pushing across the northeast and pass china at the moment we are likely to see some flooding as this may where the system makes its way through crosses the yellow sea north korea. seeing some bacon foundry downpours. we are like to see flooding here, that same rain band sinks its way across south korea as we go through friday, eventually ending up in western japan. ah, the coin is an international electronic crypto currency used close the globe. it's . it's the best prices exist on the planet. but few know how it's made its role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial s

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wales with south australia becoming state to decriminalize it last year. analysts say the u.s. is one of a handful of countries going into the opposite direction. according to the center for reproductive rights, of the 36 countries that the united nations defines as progressive countries, all but two allow abortion. many say they're not only shocked by the u.s. reversal but worry it could encourage lobbying for more restrictive rights. >> when we see the power and influence in a country like the united states which has an immense power of influence in the world, it's extremely frightening on the impact it can have on the rest of the world. >> reporter: the u.n. warns that restricting abortions won't stop people from seeking them out, it only makes them more deadly. a danger many women in certain states of the u.s. may be confronted with for the first time in their lives. >>> the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade is expected to have a major impact on women's health and the medical community is reacting str

nato we will invite partners from the asian and e pacific region representatives of japan south korea australiat will reflect our close partnership, some pacification of nato allies, how will this affect the indefinite situation of the garlic countries when we talk about new structures of aid and support for the defense capabilities of nato, in particular on the territory of lithuania, we are talking about the fact that all this is not on its own, various elements such as the presence of a larger number of troops, we said that the german troops have already uh two poured the presence of troops attracted additional battalions as well as all our uh all our allies already formed the so-called international battalion, which is already operating. we are trying to strengthen the effort that is already ready for the defense and placement of the territory of nato allies in order to actively respond to the change in the current situation, and we are also talking about special forces we are not saying that they will be stationed on a permanent basis in the territory of lithuania or in the territory of an

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it was much easier to do it in australia and south africa and i had people help me in china because i actually go to china, but i had people who gathered sources for me there but in california the gold rush was you know took place very shortly after california was annexed by the united states and so their sources are not centralized and you have to go digging in a lot of different places. whereas in the british colonies the colonial governments had a much heavier hand in record-keeping and collecting files. yeah. no, it was a whole another level of ambition that under underlies the book and incredibly impressive one of the things about the band craft is technically it's american history and diplomacy and this year's having a child who's still in high school. i happen to know that this year's national history day theme was debate and diplomacy in history and the people who select the natural national history day themes really emphasize a theme that is broad has wide application and can be adapted to all of different projects that triangle shirtwaist factory seems to always be fixed int

see that went by the coming in across south south australia into victoria. as we go on into friday class, there was a go on into sas typewriters guys. come back behind, much of was looking fine and dry. that time will they? the showers will continue that for rat tasmania. where to where the garage, he makes his way into new zealand cases, sunshine and showers, and not too bad at all. now we got some wet weather pushing across the northeast and pass charter. at the moment. we are likely to see some fighting as it may wear the system makes its way through crosses the yellow sea, north korea saying some bacon foundry downpours. we are like to see flooding here. that same rain band sinks his way across south crazy guy, 3, friday. eventually ending up in western japan. ah, the break coil is an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe . it is the best part is exist on the planet. but few know how it's made its role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial system and the devastating carb

sunshine, therefore, sidney, we have got some sherry wright running through the bites across south australia, a little bit of wet weather coming through here we will see more weather just making its way towards the south west pushing its w a as we go on into work wednesday by wednesday. so where to where the coming back into where victoria into tasmania. they you guys still got no showers running away . blustery winds, pushing in across new zealand. got some wet weather too. went to parts of japan over the next day or so. but the really heavy rain for rest, some parts of china that is set to continue push a little further north lloyd, the showers there just a route eastern china to round shanghai pushing up to was the yellow sea. i'm going to make his wife other resources we go 13, wednesday and the cloud building for japan. ah, well, there's more than 12000 migrants, mostly haitians in the camp that sprung up in that real texas over the last 2 weeks . they won't assign us, authorities are overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a months long serge of people illegally crossing th

we have opens in japan, south korea and australia.ne we will watch will be the duration of treasury yield. we did see that the client in the radius week. it is above that 3% level. he put pressure on the end. 135 is the next venue trading around 132 282 decade period is continuing to point out the benefit. this is a check on where the action is in. . it is slowing more than expected. foreign investors are again turning negative i we are watching today and the cossack index. the lawn also is in focus. we have seen leaning declines. with a check on australia and the asx 200, just recovering some of its losses that we softer the biggest drop in a months. bond yields looking little change. more commentary coming through on the rba's 50 basis point hike. the willingness of the central bank in australia means that we will see a peak in the bond selloff in the third quarter. haidi: both the japanese and korean opponents will see it recover from the weakness. let's talk from the outlook for the rest of 2022. it's a great of hope for a courier

australia to stop provocations or it will face serious consequences. they denied allegations a chinese jet intercepted and australian surveillance aircraft over the south china sea. australia says the chinese aircraft flew in a dangerous manner but beijing said that is unreasonable. nasa will launch three rockets in june and july from australia's northern territory. it's the first time the space agency has used a commercial pad outside the u.s. in its more than 50 year history. it is privately run by -- the prime minister says it would be the first nasa launch from australia since 1995. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. shery: coming up, or exclusive interview with the ceo of morgan stanley australia as the bank holds its summit in sydney. we will discuss the new direction under the government and why aussie equities are becoming the furred destination for wall street strategist. just ahead, bond yields sore as rates are raised by 50%. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: more than 50 central banks around the world, includ

the military alliance took the unprecedented step of inviting the leaders of japan, south korea, australia and new zealand to attend the nato summit in madrid. for more, we turn to anatol lieven, senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft, author "ukraine and russia." his latest piece in the nation is headlined "a peace settlement in ukraine." thank you for joining us. if you can start off by talking about all these developments come as we are broadcasting president biden is holding a news conference in madrid, but the increase troop presence in europe, poland establishing a permanent base, finland and sweden coming in to the alliance , and inviting south korea and japan, new zealand, and australia not into nato, but to this meeting so they can start to talk more about what nato is considering a threat, china. >> well, that is a lot to cover. i suppose one thing to note is that as your reportays, i think, today russia announced it was withdrawing frosnake island in the black sea, which has been occupied since the beginning of the war. russia said it was doing this as

announcements is different is a national interest for the 1st time, the leaders of japan, south korea, australia, and new zealand are in attendance at the nato summit. but the military blocks have a chance to the asia pacific region have disconcerted beijing as china's top diplomat because we acted with a warning that further nato enlargement could ignite confrontation. in recent years, nato has been persistently expanding and provoking confrontation between groups of countries. the international community should be highly aware of this and should strongly oppose it on meanwhile, british foreign secretary and his trust is called on nato member states to build up that influence on a global scale, including sending weapons to taiwan to deter the potential for chinese military action on the islands, a senior fellow at the pango institution, a think tank based in china, say the nato presidents in the asia pacific with only destabilize the region. while i think they are not happy, in particular, the euro piece, they're not happy that the china did not join them to dance. russia also impose on russia

tensions in europe, still threatening to spill over into the east with leaders of japan, south korea, australia, and new zealand. attending a summit for the 1st time, the military blocks overtures to the asia pacific region, have worked beijing with china's top diplomat morning that further nato enlargement could ignite a confrontation. in recent years, nato has been persistently expanding and provoking confrontation between groups of countries. the international community should be highly aware of this and should strongly oppose it. meanwhile, the british foreign secretary has called on nato members to build their influence on a global scale, including sending weapons to taiwan to deter the potential for chinese military action on the island. a senior fellow at the time goal institution, a china based the think tanks as nato presence in the asia pacific would destabilize the region. well, i think they are not, in particular, bigger apiece. they are not happy that the china did not join them to condemn russia. to impose sanctions on russia, east bed, the champions, at least the diplomatically t

unfortunately, to finish people are here the main victims for the 1st time, the leaders of japan, south korea, australia and new zealand. i in attendance at the nato summit. but the military blocks are the chairs to the asia pacific region. how disconcerted beijing is. ton is top diplomat has reacted with a warning. the further nato enlargement could ignite a confrontation. in recent years, nato has been persistently expanding and provoking confrontation between groups of countries. the international community should be highly aware of this and should strongly oppose it. meanwhile, british foreign secretary is truss called on nato. and then the states to build up their influence on a global scale, including sending weapons to taiwan to deter the potential for chinese military action on the island as senior fellow at the pango and institution, i think time based in china, se nato presence in the asia pacific with only to stabilize the region. well, i think that they are not a happy particular bigger apiece. they are not happy that the china did not join them to condemn russia, also imposed on russia east

heads of state, but instead, instead said more judaea, delegations instead, they include south africa, australia, and india. prime minister modi isn't here, it's one of the ministers that incentive who india is trying to maintain relations with russia, russia, how strong economic ties with russia and malcolm. what else is on the agenda of this? have a commonwealth heads of government meeting? commonwealth doesn't produce any binding treaties is not a trading blog, but it does represent about the will. the countries include about a 3rd of the world's population is mostly britain's former colonies. and more recently, others have been joining that includes rwanda who joined in 2009 at the time the commonwealth human rights initiative said that rwanda didn't meet the ball for democratic standards in respect for civil liberties and human rights. but nonetheless, rwanda was allowed to join anyway togo and gone to form a french colonies in west africa, submitting to apply this summits as well. they also have fairly major questions surrounding their human rights records and democratic credentials. thank

it has been rather cool for the south of western australia, with perth seeing some showers. we are going to see sunshine come back. much of the wet weather sweeping towards the southeast. a cold front will bring what or whether to western areas. adelaide and melbourne will dip down. as we help across the tasman, it is one front after the other. that is going to push up into the north island. close up slightly and once they come up the rain will be back by wednesday. as we moved to southeast asia, rain intensifies for the philippines. we have flood warnings out. we will cease thunderstorms -- we will see thunderstorms in manila through the weekend. >> witnessed the oceans. witness the flames. when this change. witness happiness, witness the flood. witness loss. witness confusion. witness clarity. witness family. witness friends. witness life. witness and al jazeera. -- witness on al jazeera. anchor: a reminder of the top stories. at least 13 people were killed when a russian missile struck the shopping mall in kremenchuk. dozens of others were injured. nato chief jens stolten

perceptions of china are the worst in the u.s., japan, south korea, australia, and sweden. faced mounting criticism for its treatment of minority groups, especially in xinjiang. former rmb star r. kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for using his fame to sexually abuse young fans. he was convicted last year of racketeering and sex trafficking. the judge imposed the sentence after hearing from survivors. kelly did not address the court, and he plans to appeal the conviction. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: fed chair jay powell says the u.s. economy is in strong shape, and the fed can reduce inflation while maintaining a solid labor market. he spoke at an you see the forum in portugal where he started by outlining risks to global growth. >> what we see, for example, is that we division of the world into competing geopolitical and economic camps in a reversal of globalization, that sounds like lower productivity

. >> you're looking at a lot of natives from australia, south africa, south america. sal vias, things like that. >> these are ones that people request more and they do really well. you know, once they're established, they love our winter rains and our dry, hot summers. >> these watery fishing plants thrive in the heat. you need a drip irrigation system to water the roots. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, it >>> following up on the breaking news story at the top of the hour, a shooting on board a muni train in san francisco between the castro and forest hill stations. one person died and another one was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police say the shooter ran off the train. we are told this was an isolated incident and there is no connection to this weekend's pride events. muni service has been stopped in both directions but bus shuttles are being set up. we will bring you a live update at 3:00 p.m. and online at kpix.com. >>> it could be a bipartisan issue that has left lawmakers gridlocked for years. what's differ

that would be japan, south korea, australia and new zealand.ery significant, to see them coming to madrid. it speaks to nato concerns about china. lisa: when you talk about russia being the number one threat, they are perceived as the aggressor, so it is less risky considering the conflict is in full force. how much are we looking at an aggressive position versus china, poking the bear in a way that is going to prompt response versus just getting together allies? how big is the distinction? >> the distinction is enormous at this point and i have categorized it as with russia in many ways it is tactical, very focused on the ukraine situation. we are going to get to an outcome there and i think nato is standing together strongly. that is why the updraft you just heard from the secretary-general to 300,000. that is about russia. we are not going to have land forces engaged with china at any point. with china, it is a strategic set of challenges, including in the south china sea. at the end of the day, velocity with china is going to be confront ch

south korea has us troops stationed on is foil. you will have the australia, new zealand, and united states joined in a military backed dates back to decades to all of them. feel like the united states of america. they don't have to join nato because that isn't needed an amendment of the job and they're not going to be paying for that. but practical cooperation would all would exist. now you take the case of ukraine. you not a member of nato bodies being treated effectively, a member of nato, in terms of being it. and, you know, they have given $90000000000.00 of various forms to you can include the funds and everything else is different from being actually formative members. a member data is just a semantic they just play playing with with the they don't need to extend this partnership formally to the asia pacific, but the message is clear and in fact it will become the security. busy the security picture in the united in the asia pacific union will become even more complicated, even more complicated. we have the opposite of a, we have the asia pacific thing

when things start going wrong, they go wrong very, very quickly. across the world, south asia, the pacific and australia have lost the largest proportions of both soft and hot coral reefs due to climate change. in addition to pollution and overfishing specialized in soft corals, steinbeck and other scientists have developed a way to monitor to health of to corals. but she says to problem leads to be tackled from its root, restoring reefs, and regenerating reefs is not gonna be the way we save them the way we save them is producing carbon dioxide emissions. and then when those emissions are gone and we have all these techniques restoration, then we'll be able to bring them back. so the vibrance under the sea can as well be preserved. that's it for us thursday. be sure to check out our other stories on d. w. dot com, forward slash asia, or on facebook and twitter. we'll see you next time. good bye. these places in europe were smashing in the records. stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you up to record breaking sites on your back. youtube and now

a crust world, south asia, the pacific and australia have lost the largest proportions of both soft and hot coral reefs due to climate change. in addition to pollution and overfishing specialized in soft corals, steinbeck and other scientists have developed a way to monitor the health of doctor corals. but she says the problem leads to be tackled from its root, restoring reefs, and regenerating reefs is not gonna be the way we save them the way we save them is producing carbon dioxide emissions. and then when those emissions are gone and we have all these techniques restoration, then we'll be able to bring them back. so the vibrance under the sea can as well be preserved. that's it for thursday, a shorter checkout or other story on d, w dot com, forward slash asia or on facebook and twitter. we'll see you next time it fight every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over defore

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the anti-russian declaration, which was promoted at the atc ministerial meeting by the usa australia canada southorea japan new zealand but, by the way, refused to support all the other 15 participating countries, including, by the way, latin american mexico, peru, but again, the nuances were already on june 9, meeting with biden. at the summit of both americas, borik already expressed his concern about rising prices due to the sanctions imposed on russia. what else should the president of a country whose trade turnover with russia amounted to 81 last year have to say? with a million dollars , and this is not to mention the fact that claims against the dollar of latin americans have been accumulating for a long time at our session. we turned to the analysis of no left, but the largest argentine realtor, a liberal. i think that one of the most important components of the current dramatic development of the situation in the world is the phenomenal weakening of the dollar, as if its hacker was attacked, and it is under great inflationary pressure, nevertheless , even argentina, whose us trade is min

ringback on the new easy theses heat, an extreme drought in south east asia and australia, the dangerous forest fires increases considerably. harvests are endangered because it in el nino year, the annual monsoon rains a much reduced even southeastern africa is affected by el nino tramps occurred because of the lack of trade winds that otherwise transport moist ocean air lundquist's in the la nina phase, the situation is reversed. the trade winds increase this time, se asia and australia experienced heavy precipitation because of the warming of the ocean waters. south america, by contrast, is plagued by drought, but off the coast as cold, nutrient rich water rises from the deep plankton find food again on the fish return . eventually filling the local fishes nets, we asked you was effects from el nino and la nina. do you feeling you written right now? lenny reigns in the pacific. alfano writes from indonesia. it's true that there are many changes due to this phenomenon. however, it is positive that forest fires do not break out as frequently as i did a few years ago. from the other side

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example of anthony albanis, including in a hypothetical military union in addition to australia, new zealand, south korea and japan, however, nato as a prototype, the block is hardly successful and is not ready to provide real security custody? the german chancellor made it clear to the territories in response to a question about a guarantee for ukraine, he simply laughed at the summit, the g7 countries promised ukraine a guarantee of security after the war, mr. chancellor. could you elaborate on what that guarantee is, yes? i can but they say, specifically, why nato did not suit the menu of guests at the madrid summit, as reuters writes, with a stunned russian salad , potatoes, carrots and peas, seasoned with mayonnaise, they sold at a price of 8 euros per serving and despite the frightening name of the dish, it ended very quickly andrei skvortsov lead. settlements of donbass again became a target for ukrainian nationalists early in the morning, militants opened fire on the donetsk people's republic on yasynuvata and panteleymonovka fired 11 large-caliber shells . tank grenade launchers large-cali