service we went to the border between southern africa and the very far south. further than south africa penguins have actually appeared, but the not so ancient ancestors of these cute penguins are remembered above these waters create an eerie flash. so, we are talking about... details that became known only this year about how soviet intelligence discovered the presence of nuclear weapons in the south african republic. probably some of you have heard about this story, but believe me, the details... never happen, no, no, that’s right, yes, it doesn’t happen, who exactly are these intelligence officers, on the left is the hero of russia, yuri shevchenko, me and him now many years ago, we first met in this way, how can we address you, pavel andreevich, well, it’s clear where, pavel andreich, yes, you are a spy, then it was still unclassified from the back, it was we who were the first to show and tell about it. he received the hero star for obtaining nato documents with the stamp cosmic, this is precisely what is cosmically higher than even the top secret, secret series, that the collapse

when soviet intelligence officer kozlov revealed the presence of such weapons in southern africa, furtherr 22 , 79, over the desert-desert region of the world's oceans between south africa. and antarctica , an american satellite detected a strange double flash, the specialization of that satellite was to detect nuclear tests, that flash was american planes after some time, they did not detect traces of radioactivity, but very soon on the opposite end of the ocean in australia they found an increased iodine content in sheep 131. iodine 131 can be the result of an explosion. that is, now we were talking about a completely new level of threat for the allies of the ussr in southern africa in the middle east, if yur really carried out such work together with israel, it means that in order to deduce the plans of the yar leadership it was necessary to go to southern africa again, but in namibia the goats noticed i'm keeping an eye on myself. the fastest creature on the planet is the cheetah. well , apparently the scouts will forgive me for this comparison with animals, but it seems to me that it

was in 78, when the soviet intelligence officer kozlov revealed the presence of such weapons in southern africa, then lee and i found an increased iodine content 131. iodine 131 could be a consequence of the explosion, that is , now we were talking about a completely new level of threat for the allies of the ussr in southern africa in the middle east, if south africa really carried out such work together with israel, then in order to deduce the plans of the leadership of south africa it is necessary was planning to go to south africa again, but in namibia kozlov noticed that he was being followed. the fastest creature on... one of them betrayed kozlov, flights from namibia were only to that same south africa, the racism of its authorities was, after all, mixed with anti-communism, and this made south africa, if not an open one, but an ally of the west. following a tip from the west, kozlov was arrested in south africa. what do straos do when problems arise, bury their heads in the sand? kozlov had the opportunity to abstract himself, but this was not about him, he was a completely different bir

that is, now we were talking about a completely new level of threat for the ussr's allies in southern africamiddle east if south africa really carried out such work together. “meaning, in order to find out the plans of yar’s leadership , it was necessary to go to the south of africa again, but in namibia, kozlov noticed that he was being followed by surveillance, the fastest creature on the planet, well, the scouts will forgive me for this comparison with animals, but it seems to me that it is correct, the scout needs run at maximum speed from outdoor surveillance or from when..." a victim of the same betrayal, either kgb intelligence officer oleg gordievsky, recruited by the british intelligence mi-6, or recruited by the french dst vladimir vetrov, according to different versions, one of them betrayed kozlov. from namibia, flights were only to south africa; the racism of its authorities was mixed with anti-communism, and this made south africa, if not a clear, but an ally of the west. following a tip from the west, vuard kozlov was arrested. what are strav doing? when problems arise, they h

this, as you guessed, is south africa, but following a tip from the svr, we went from southern africa south. further than south africa is only antarctica, well, in fact, penguins have already appeared. but not such ancient ancestors of these. so, we are talking about the details that became known only this year about how soviet intelligence discovered the presence of nuclear weapons in the south african republic. probably some of you have heard about this story, but believe me, the details will surprise even experts, so much has been declassified for us. and yes, we are talking about the most terrible weapon, nuclear. could this result in nuclear bombing of neighbors? it is quite likely that it could. and also from south africa today. when the son of one of these scouts followed in his father's footsteps to ur, then who was waiting for him there? to whom was the letter addressed from the director of russian intelligence, who was so touched by the gifts from moscow? and what kind of letter was waiting for the son here? intelligence officer, almost half a century has not passed since it

if we are talking about zimbabwe, then zimbabwe opens up southern africa for us, yes, that is, it is the south. if we are talking about... kenya, then this is a state that occupies a fairly serious position in africa, it is after ethiopia, one of the most stable, so to speak, large states in terms of gdp. this is a state that plays a leading role in the common market of southern and eastern africa, and thus it is an outlet for many african countries to the sea, that is, we will implement our own strategy for each country. components of state security. moreover, they will be able to ensure one of food security, something that is a big problem for african countries today. we are really building such a showcase, such a demonstration platform, where we show what belarus has to offer, we show it in practice, look, look, real results, this is what happened. the world is one of the fastest growing economies, so there, one of the fastest growing countries, but suddenly or not suddenly, i don’t know, you ’ll tell us now, such a passionate love for belarus is awakening, why is it necessary to

if we are talking about zimbambwe, then zimbabwe opens up southern africa for us, yes, that is, it is a passage to the south. if we are talking about kenya, then this is a state that occupies a fairly serious position in africa, it is after ethiopia. one of the most stable, so let's say, large states in terms of gdp, this is a state that plays a leading role in the common market of southern and eastern africa, and thus it is an outlet for many african countries to the sea, that is, we will implement our own strategy for each country, which will allow us , including uniting all of africa for our, for further cooperation, we see... how does this strategy work in practice? of course, this is exactly zimbabwe, which provided itself with a harvest for the first time, this is kenya, which is ready accept our agricultural equipment, why? because basically in kenya, despite the fact that it is a fairly successful state, almost everywhere there is agricultural manual labor, well , cattle, some tractors, that is, if we bring equipment, and this is primarily an agricultural state, then they real

mineral resources, raw material resources, they are concentrated in africa, and if you look at southern africa that practically the largest gold deposits , approximately 50% of all world reserves are concentrated in southern africa. business advice, which will be associated with conducting examinations with our specialists in the field of mineral raw materials, determining the liquidity of a particular deposit, this an extremely urgent task for any african country, especially relevant for our country. effective functioning of the labor market and wide employment opportunities. the federation council approved the new edition of the federal law on employment. measures outlined for the first time. promoting employment for youth, participants and their family members, children, orphans, as well as people of pre-retirement age. we’ll talk more about this with one of the authors of the law, vice-speaker of the upper chamber inna svetenko. inna yurievna, tell us what effective tools for the functioning of the labor market you are talking about. the law that existed before, which was called the employ

programs, i think that for everyone... if we are talking about zimbabwe, then zimbabwe opens up southern africa, that is, it is a passage to the south. if we are talking about kenya, then this is a state that occupies a fairly serious position in africa, after ethiopia, it is one of the most stable, so to speak, large states in terms of gdp. it is a state that plays a leading role in the overall markets of southern and eastern africa, and thus it is an outlet for many. african countries to the sea, that is , we will each country implement its own strategy, which will allow us, among other things , to unite all of africa for our cooperation, for further cooperation. we see how this strategy works in practice. of course, yes, it’s zimbabwe that first provided itself with a harvest, it’s kenya, which is ready to accept our agricultural equipment, why? because basically in kenya, despite the fact that... it is a fairly successful state, almost everywhere there is agricultural manual labor, well , cattle, some tractors, that is, if we bring equipment, and this is primarily an agricultural state, the

analyze the development forecast for african countries, they indicate that it is the southern, southern africa, central africa that will give the maximum economic growth rates from 7 to 9%, this is very high, such a rate were at the dawn of china's development as an industrial zone. and of course under these conditions, belarus understands that we need to pick up this trend and drag this trend onto our economy, what does drag mean? this means that we will supply our goods, services, our specialists, our labor resources there, they will receive maximum margins, that is, what does this mean, this means that in a unit of time the belarusian will earn much more than he earned, for example, 10 years ago , and this... alexey is reasoning, now i’m just sitting, listening, reasoning like such a liberal capitalist, so let me then come out from a more left-wing position in order to somewhat balance it, because yes, in the logic of capitalism, a new region is needed for plunder and cheap labor, roughly speaking, the slaves of our time, new ones, while belarus seeks to integrate into the technological and

it says countries from southern africa are about to send troops to none have confirmed it. conflicts in other parts of the country, a simmering, the canceled election in the coming weeks. full of read one could be disastrous. malcolm web. i'll just say era. assessing, use an eye on al jazeera to stay with us. i'll be back with more news coming up fast to witness the i'm, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes with tips of global nickel reserves . indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy, harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits. essential, committed to inquire mental protection, enhancing investment climate digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the diving at the what about bus 153, and what do i see that i see the the anthony on the 13th i called a little the the how do you get the plan? i like to see a little bit better fee. amount of about my younger son isn't been with the pay and i was because in dpi, cool. so on the man, the, the by the, the, the, and

they bought villas there, lived there, and then later, when they went to... countries in southern africaeromancy, but in cape town they are still there is a room for such a club. we met kozlov’s son there, if we were still wondering what kind of surroundings this was. but in some bar like this, only for whites, your dad talked to this girl about nuclear weapons in south africa. it ’s absolutely breathtaking to imagine how it could have been. kozlov’s father was once sitting in a company of some gentlemen in a bar-club in malava, dozing off. and also from paradoxes they brought it to moscow, well , i was about five years old, nebelmes in russian, absolutely, we had two native languages , the first, naturally, was german, the second was french, since we lived in brussels for a very long time, and i love telling this story, because my own grandmother, when she took us out for a walk, she went with russian-german phrasebooks, well then get ready for another surprise, your father’s favorite german-russian dictionary? this is in german the full name of the bnd, the intelligence service of the

the shortest detour is via the cape of good hope in southern africa, an additional 6.00 km. me remind you that about 12% of all world trade. in money terms, this is approximately $10 billion per day. and kiev’s refusal, ukraine plans to stop sending russian fuel to the european union. against this background , gas on the eu market can be strongly imitated. now the price for 1.0 cubic meters in europe is about $380. it was economic news. short. everything about the elections in russia. we will tell you in detail. it's not difficult to understand them. important, honestly convenient. why watch elections? the proud grandfather came home. i am from one party and have been sent as observers. i will watch the elections. people and election commissions everything they dealt with it according to the law, like in spy films, i immediately dressed up my grandfather as a secret agent and got him binoculars, i have such eyesight that i can see any violation like an eagle, besides, i went through special training, according to russian law, a smartphone is enough for me , i know the year,

the niger-congo language group is located in eastern africa and southern africa.a saharan people are people living in southern ethiopia. the ancient egyptians are part of this group. then afro-asian, these are the arabs. and some tribes. this is the african tradition, dialogue. congo is an amazing country, it is famous for its waterfalls, it is a country of tropical jungles, stunning wildlife. this is true. congo is a very beautiful country. it has huge tourism potential. huge forest reserves. we have 22 million hectares of protected natural forests, 22 million hectares. and besides , there are also artificial forests that we plant on beautiful coastline. 11% of the country's territory is protected areas. 11% are under national protection with various species of fauna and flora. conkuati national park is the youngest in the congo. it opened just some 25 years ago. all environments can be seen here. habitats of central africa, from sovana rainforests to mangrove swamps and wide sandy beaches such as pointe noire. on the plain, in the countryside, there are many str

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

to carry ships, so the french cma cgm announced that it is now using the cape of good hope in southern africa for deliveries, this is an additional 6.00 km, because american mosaic ships will sail the same route, from safety considerations from shipping in the red sea. bp and maersk refused. let me remind you that about 12% of all world trade passes through the suede canal. in money terms, this is approximately $10 billion per day. the first five branches of opening bank began operating under the vtb brand. all necessary operations are available to clients, tas writes about this. the process of unifying the office network will be completed by the end of next year. in total, rebranding will take place in 250 branches. as vtb management previously stated, the bank will... and the international monetary fund raised contributions for members of the organization by one and a half times, with this increased the total volume of quotas to $960 billion, as stated by imf managing director kristalina georgieva. according to her, the measure will reduce the fund’s dependence on borrowed funds. if countri

it is referred to as the gateway to southern africa and is an entry point for industrial equipment, rawnd capital goods. but the state—owned freight and rail company transnet which runs the port has hit a snag. long queues of ships that anchor outside durban are taking weeks to offload cargo, affecting trade across the region. the delays are costly and are putting further strain on the country's struggling economy. on the country's struggling economy-— on the country's struggling econom . y ., economy. currently, the talks are that it _ economy. currently, the talks are that it could _ economy. currently, the talks are that it could impact - economy. currently, the talks are that it could impact the i are that it could impact the gdp by 5% based on the current delays and value of cargo that is impacted from being, coming in and coming out of the country. it's not taking into consideration all the others social and economic impacts that come with this, as well as future investment or revenue loss to other countries where cargo may end up moving through. cargo may end up moving through-—

of the big shipping companies are pulling out of the red sea sending their huge vessels around southern africay the oil giant b. pp. announced it won't send its tankers knew the seaway that link asia with europe. other allies have war ships in the region and have shot down some drones and missiles. but lloyd as you sin the u.s. second of defense said he wanted other nations to do more to protect shipping. >> these attacks are reckless, dangerous and they violate international through. so we are taking action to build an international coalition to address it threat. i would remind you that this is not just a u.s. issue. it is an international problem and it difference an international response. >> he is right. the seaway between the suez canal and the strait in the south is crucial for world trade and consumer goods we order blithely on line. >> it is about protecting important supply chains because so much of global trade goes through there. it is about 12%. >> so the impact of this war is being felt outside its borders diverting ship damaging trade. the risks of escalation still very present.

there was a non-trivial task: to ensure air route to its main colony of india and extended to southern africa end of the twenties, it appeared, but with its own nuances: from london, an imperial plane (aires) flew through paris to the swiss lasana. italy did not provide its airspace, but only allowed flying boats to land near the italian city of genoa. that's why. at lasagna, passengers boarded the train and traveled to genoa by rail and only then flew through athens to alexandria. the middle eastern route then went through palestine to iraq basra, then to persia, and from there to karachi. then it was part of india, thanks to regular flights, periods of up to so many months to several days. in 1929, in exchange for the british allowing the german lufthansa on their middle eastern routes. the persians provided their territory for the flight, but in the thirty-second year the agreement lost its force. iran proposed another route through mountains over 4.0 m high. but it required a completely sealed oxygen cabin. then i decided it there was a british thirty-eight-seater handly patch hp-42 aircr

the shortest route around the cape of good hope in southern africa. this is an additional 6.00 km.nomic news. short. in the kherson region, russian marines repelled a new attempt by the ukrainian armed forces to gain a foothold on the left bank of the dnieper, as reported in ministry of defense

france's cma cgm has announced that it is now using the cape of good hope in southern africa for suppliesal 6,000 km. american mosaics will follow the same route here. due to security concerns , bipi and maersk previously refused to carry out transportation in the red sea. let me remind you that about 12% of all world trade passes through the vanity canal. in money terms, this is approximately 10 billion dollars per day. it was economic news. short.

the shortest route around the cape of good hope in southern africa.e. takes 25% longer, the agency notes. this is fraught with an increase in prices for consumer goods. previously, several countries led by the united states sent military personnel to the red sea to ensure the safety of ships. now states are trying to convince carriers that this route is safe. it was economic news. short. today, after large-scale modernization, two checkpoints in the caucasus were opened, these are upper lars on the border with georgia and. and yarak kazmalyar on the border with azerbaijan. after reconstruction, their capacity increased significantly. alexander kundukhov has all the details. the verkhniy lars checkpoint has changed beyond recognition. now that all construction and installation work has been completed, it is clear that this is an ultra-modern transport hub that meets the most stringent requirements. to date , all major construction and installation work has been completed. state control bodies serve in new comfortable conditions. this year through the u

that each country decided to provide the right to fly over... the colony of india and further to southern africaroute to its main australia. at the end of the twenties, it appeared, but with its own nuances: from london , the imperial ace plane flew through paris to swiss lausanne. italy did not provide its own. space, but only allowed flying boats to land near the italian city of genoa, so in lausagna passengers boarded a train and traveled to genoa by rail and only then flew through athens to alexandria. then the middle eastern route went through palestine to basra in iraq, then to persia, and from there to karachi. then it was part of india, thanks to regular flights, mail delivery times from basra to alexander. reduced from several months to several days. in 1929, in exchange for the british allowing the german lufthansa on their middle eastern routes, the persians provided. its territory for flight, but in the thirty- second year the agreement lost its force. iran has proposed another route, through mountains high more than 4.00 m. but it required a completely sealed cabin of oxygen equipme

the alternative is going all the way around the southern tip of africa.eks. it definitely adds cost and fuel is about 60% of shipping costs, insurance premiums, lloyds who enters a lot of the ships says they will have to pick that up. higher costs equals higher prices. however, the shipping costs are stilljust a fraction of however, the shipping costs are still just a fraction of the however, the shipping costs are stilljust a fraction of the value of the cargo, particularly if it is oil, which is incredibly valuable. and the price of oil has actually been declining in recent weeks as the world economy has begun to slow down. they edged up today on the basis of this and bp�*s news, but they are still slightly muted. the overall economic impact of this will depend on how many other companies, like bp and others, join them in going the long way around, and for how long that lasts.— how long that lasts. simon jack, thank you- _ the prime minister, rishi sunak, says too many innocent lives have been lost in gaza, adding to growing pressure on israel for a "su

drones today, big shipping companies are pulling out of the red sea, sending huge vessels around southern africa today the oil giant bp announced it would not send its tinkers through the seaway that links asia with europe. western allies have warships in the region and have shot down houthi drones and missiles, but lloyd austin, u.s. secretary of defense who is visiting israel, said he wanted other nations to do more to protect shipping. >> these attacks are reckless, dangerous and violate international law. we are taking action to build an international coalition to address this threat and i would remind you this is not just a u.s. issue, it is an international problem and deserves an international response. reporter: he is right, the seaway between the suez canal in the north and the strait in the south is crucial to train -- trade and -- trade. >> so much of trade goes through the suez canal, 12% of total global trade amounts. -- volume. reporter: the impact of the war is felled outside its borders, diverting ships, damaging trade. the risks of escalation very presence. caitriona: let's talk

scientists, scott bodies or research from the colonies or from your saki bought many, was born in southern africa and was brought to europe and put on sho in london. and then paris. when she died in 1815, a body was bought and dissected by this wallet. just charge of keeping the national history museum impact her genitals. i'm older, her body address, careless for exhibits until 1970 west and collection still have thousands of human remains, like those of saki bottom is stored in anonymous boxes. on the 20th with somebody at your most level, you should do you know like it are you coordinating mankey many, however has never become a museum exhibit. he was the leader of the target people in the late 1819 and for the germans in the mount came on gerald region. in present day time to me. he was handing 19 hundreds and he's had taken to jem and his descendants. and jim and campaign is, have been trying for decades to return his head for burial. yak of silver room bottle has promised to recover millie's head, but still doesn't know exactly where it's stored. when he died, they shopped off his hedge hea

shortest way around through us with good hope in southern africa.longer, the agency notes. this is fraught with an increase in prices for consumer goods. previously, several countries led by the united states sent military personnel to the red sea to ensure the safety of ships. now states are trying to convince carriers that this route is safe. it was economic news. short. promise me that you will sing from your heart. the bremen town musicians. this is my group. this is the same boy who charmed everyone. now footage from the presidential press service shows how is the year over? ok, i even said successfully, i would like to briefly report on the results of the arofort group, how we have a 73.77% state, yes, absolutely right, a 70% 70% state. yeah, the aviation part of the aerofot group is represented by three airlines, this is aeroford itself, which provides a high level of services for passengers, is a traditional carrier, with a fleet of 171 aircraft in the twenty-third year we will transport 25 million passengers, only nine companies, yes only n

ballistic missile strikes on many carriers, forcing them to send their ships bypassing through southern africaeam. the head of our african bureau assessed how great the threat is to international trade. welcome to egypt - says a huge inscription on one of the banks of the suet canal, but there are fewer and fewer visitors and ships using this route every day. if previously tankers and container ships walked along the canal one after another, now traffic is so free that even local fishermen in rowing boats go to forvator without much fear. for the last century and a half, this has been the main trading sea the path that connects europe. in saz, a week ago , up to 60 merchant ships passed through the soviet canal every day, but now their number has decreased by almost half. the reason for this is 1,500 nautical miles away at the southern tip of the red sea. a month ago, the yemeni houthis announced that they would attack ships heading to israeli ports in the bavalmandep strait and quickly moved from words to deeds. the first was the bulk carrier galaxy leader. an armed force landed on its deck f

it was born in southern africa and was brought to europe and put on sho in london. and then paris. when she died in 1815 a body was bought and di, sec take by this wallet. just joshua keeps the, the national history museum impacts her genitals. i'm older her body and her skeleton for exhibits until 1974 west and collection still have thousands of human remains like those of saki bachman stored in anonymous boxes or the home on the 20th. somebody a new or somebody here to should. yeah. do you know like it already coordinated mankey? many, however has never become an easy and makes it he was the leader of the target people in the late 1819 and for the germans in the mound k montero region. in present day time, he was high and the 1900s, and he's had taken to jim and his descendants, and jim and campaign is, have been trying for decades to return his head for burial. yak as the room bottle has promised to recover millie's head, but still doesn't know exactly where it's stored. when he died, they chopped off his hedge head. this head was sent to jam and let uh, i know that the schedule

the famous paleontologist who came up with the theory that humans pretty much evolved out of southern africa and was famous for that. did you get to know him? dr. goodall: very well. i told you i had to do that boring secretarial course. when i heard about him and went to see him, his secretary had just left, and he needed a secretary. there i was. [laughter] i'm right now surrounded by people who could answer my questions about the animals and birds and everything. david: at one point, you said, i really want to go live with the chimpanzees. dr. goodall: no, i didn't. [laughter] david: ok. as i said, you did not say that. what did you say? dr. goodall: i told him i really wanted to study animals. david: ok. dr. goodall: for some reason, although i had not been to college, he believed i could do it. he had been looking for someone for 10 years he told me to help them study not just any animal but our closest living relatives, the chimpanzees. david: so, he said -- how long have you worked for him before you said you could do this? dr. goodall: a year. david: did he just give you guidance or

the big shipping companies are pulling out of the red sea, sending their huge vessels around southern africahe sea way that links asia with europe. the united states, britain and other western allies do have warships in the region and have shot down some houthi drones and missiles. but lloyd austin, the us secretary of defence, visiting israel, said he wanted other nations to do more to protect shipping. these attacks are reckless, dangerous, and they violate international law. so we are taking action to build an international coalition to address this threat. i would remind you that this is notjust a us issue, this is an international problem, and it deserves an international response. and he is right. the seaway between the suez canal in the north and the straight in the south is crucial for world trade. and the consumer goods we order blithely online. it is about protecting the supply chains because so much global trade goes through the suez canal, about 12% of the total global trade volume. that is a huge amount. the impact of this work is now being held outside its borders, the impact o

we do see a decrease in rainfall, for example, in the mediterranean region, and also on southern africa. so that there we do have really a double whammy of climate change impact on a water availability heat. but in other parts of the well the, the rainfall itself as then the lack of rainfall is not effective. farm is in india, have not been able to hobbes much grain to, to record heat and floods. indians and now paying much more about 10 percent more food inflation has risen and worldwide indies, buying on rice, exports is driving of prices. one of the things that farmers are doing in order to to increase their resilience and the face of drought is investing in irrigation technology trip education is supposed to be especially efficient. the feet of pipes lie directly amongst the plants and really small amounts of water. like here at castell winery near jerusalem. israel is extremely dry. it has a world wide reputation as a model for sustainable irrigation. the country also implements the measures, so just see what the determination plants is. rilen tends to use them to supply around 90

are something of a separate species for american human rights activists sports civil wars. in southern africatina, death squads and thousands who disappeared forever, and also kisinger’s realpolitik without principles, with an emphasis on results beneficial to washington, on the other side of the scale is the yom kippur war, which he managed end with two peace agreements. behind-the-scenes negotiations with israel, syria and egypt, during which kissinger's plane shuttled between. at the very beginning i just liked him as a person, in the role secretary of state, i generally admire him, don’t i? in china, kissinger experienced similar feelings behind his pingong diplomacy, the beginning of the seventies, of course, there was also a cunning calculation hidden, to tear beijing away from moscow, but in the end, the people's republic of china came out of international isolation and now itself is challenging washington, so... during its hundredth , and now exactly the last trip to the middle kingdom, the former secretary of state was greeted like an old friend. the chinese people never forget their

the most influential countries in northern africa, egypt, and the most influential countries in southern africa not possible to turn the global south, i’m not talking about china at all, but china is they are still trying, just now ursula fonden went and michelle went to beijing, again convinced sizenpin to turn away from russia, and received the same answer that the americans had received before and... and exports to the countries of the outside world decreased in western markets from 56% to 16% and imports from of us decreased from there to 7% , you see, that is, this means that all of these trade volumes went to the markets of other countries, primarily to asia, and this is the most important point, that is, our active positive external turnover gives us big advantages, we found markets for selling their products, that is, the loss of western markets, to which we exported 56% of everything we exported, it did not become critical for us, you understand how important this is, but if... another, we still have a number of people sitting there in the central bank convinced, that this is not our w

we're moving to southern africa and bob way, where a significant discovery of natural gas has been made. the gas field is located not far from the border with mozambique, is in baldwin government's a nonce, the finding alongside the australian base. invictus energy for hi wright is calling a quote, one of the regions. most significant developments in the will ensure an oil and gas sector. whoever notes, all locals are happy, local journalists keep baptist takes up the story. a landmark discovery that could be rides and bob was energy, landscape inventors, oil and gas exploration company has gone from the presence of natural gas instead of buying an area located in the cub. bought a bus, a base and not the east of zimbabwe. this significant development is ignited the hopes for energy independence, economic growth, and job creation in the country. the discovery was made that the career to well following drilling activities that started in september 2023. we spoke to the managing director of the firm, contracts it but doesn't but government to undertake this project. and this is what he ha

and the southern africa we're talking about, well finding weapons and the besides being a source of, uh, the, the, the berries, nutritional content. this is the way, so it's also to have cable. so it is a very good. so, so far, i'm glad. in terms of income generation, for communities, particularly the women. so these are the basics. they play a very big role in terms of, uh, uh, the interest and the content, the environmental contribution to, to the environment, positive contribution to the environment. and also in terms of uh, the coupling images they, they do have terms of the production to buy new chain for the way. so it seems very, it's very low in terms of the company emissions. therefore it's, it's a bed. so sofa foot, just wondering, just picking up on that last point. you mentioned that about the contribution. what about if they are being harvested? would there be any knock on effect on the, on the, on the chain, the sort of, uh if, if these are these insects um, does that affect the food chain in the long run? if, if we then start to harvest them in a large scale, is this l