what is the press freedom like in south sudan more - freedom like in south sudan more generally?nerally? it is extremely precarious. _ generally? it is extremely precarious. this _ generally? it is extremely precarious. this is - generally? it is extremely precarious. this is a - generally? it is extremely l precarious. this is a country generally? it is extremely - precarious. this is a country that has been through a recent civil war which was very divisive and saw all kinds of ethnic divisions emerging. what tends to happen is the state security forces, if they are not happy with what is being broadcast or what newspapers are planning to print, they will intervene indirectly in newsrooms or even at printing presses and the reporters without borders organisation has talked about ever present sense chip and it says political leaders are imposing their agendas on the media. —— ever present censorship. sometimes there are extreme cases of media houses being shut down or journalists being arrested and also what happens to those journalists even after being arrested, we know at leas

to day on the stream. 3 stories that will make headlines in 2023, including prospects for peace in sudan, and a present to elections in broadway. nigeria, if you look to join in the conversation, you can do so on the chip. ah. so we start with nigeria where they are less than 10 weeks to go before a general election that will decide who will succeed. present bahama, g bihari? joining us. we have out 0 correspondent. i'm it is already so good to have you here . welcome to the stream. welcome back to the stream. all way. i was so good about analogy or the lectures for 10 weeks away. most people that feel like a very long time, but campaigning has been going on. pretty much all of 2022. what is it like to be nigeria right now? is there election fever? are people wary? what are they like? a combination of both and mall. basically you're looking at an event that occurs probably once every 4 years. nigeria is a lot of like, excited though the campaigns are back for some people, businesses, it's good business di will make money from the politicians and in preparing lecture materials in preparin

that friend was a transition to civilian running of sudan. that transitional process has been for stored. and this is how we reported it on december, the 5th on out as a let's have a look, a new deal between for dance, military and political parties. the framework agreement aims to and the political deadlock. it allows for a new transitional government, more than a year after the military depots, the previous one. or the longer the reality has made us all remove ourselves and our political interests and placed the interests of the nation and the people above all. or we could whose every time we speak people unhappy with whatever deal their ease or whatever till they is it. so if you were going to characterize this frame, what deal? what would you say is as, as, as neutral as you can be if that even possible what's on the table in many ways this deal is a placebo. it makes us feel good. it makes signatories feel like they're signing up to something that will, you know, realised in the dreams and then the sort of the desires of the 2018 revolut

i'm from bandarbi, and give free haircuts to the homeless. >> he grew up in sudan and was cutting hairears-old. far from having his own salon in england. today he's in sheffield. >> what's your name, brother? >> darren. >> how old are you? >> 38. >> i'm gonna make you 21, i'll do my best. >> he fled political persecution in his native sudan in 2016. >> some of his family were killed during the 2005 genocide. >> it's been a long, hard road to a safe life. >> i lost my family, and then i used to live on the streets in the village. >> i used to get help from the people, like what i'm doing here for the homeless. that's why when i came here. >> people recognize him. with 1.5 million followers, mo is a social media celebrity. he posted his first video on tiktok last december and his content went viral in no time. his selflessness moves many. >> that is crazy. followers and comments and views give me power. i can do more videos, more haircuts for the homeless. i like it. thank you very much. >> a fine result, and a happy moment for darren and mo who plans to continue doing good with his craf

i'm from bandarbi, and give free haircuts to the homeless. >> he grew up in sudan and was cutting hairears-old. far from having his own salon in england. today he's in sheffield. >> what's your name, brother? >> darren. >> how old are you? >> 38. >> i'm gonna make you 21, i'll do my best. >> he fled political persecution in his native sudan in 2016. >> some of his family were killed during the 2005 genocide. >> it's been a long, hard road to a safe life. >> i lost my family, and then i used to live on the streets in the village. >> i used to get help from the people, like what i'm doing here for the homeless. that's why when i came here. >> people recognize him. with 1.5 million followers, mo is a social media celebrity. he posted his first video on tiktok last december and his content went viral in no time. his selflessness moves many. >> that is crazy. followers and comments and views give me power. i can do more videos, more haircuts for the homeless. i like it. thank you very much. >> a fine result, and a happy moment for darren and mo who plans to continue doing good with his craf

i'm from bandarbi, and give free haircuts to the homeless. >> he grew up in sudan and was cutting hairears-old. far from having his own salon in england. today he's in sheffield. >> what's your name, brother? >> darren. >> how old are you? >> 38. >> i'm gonna make you 21, i'll do my best. >> he fled political persecution in his native sudan in 2016. >> some of his family were killed during the 2005 genocide. >> it's been a long, hard road to a safe life. >> i lost my family, and then i used to live on the streets in the village. >> i used to get help from the people, like what i'm doing here for the homeless. that's why when i came here. >> people recognize him. with 1.5 million followers, mo is a social media celebrity. he posted his first video on tiktok last december and his content went viral in no time. his selflessness moves many. >> that is crazy. followers and comments and views give me power. i can do more videos, more haircuts for the homeless. i like it. thank you very much. >> a fine result, and a happy moment for darren and mo who plans to continue doing good with his craf

t tonight, join jimmy and his nt gufeests - aubrey plaza jalyn hall musical guest, sudan archives.hend featurmming the leingendaryu crews hataalda >> questlove: 1778 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness that's what i'm talking about. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're here. you made it. thank you for watching at home thanks for being here. yeah, welcome. enjoy yourself [ cheers ] well guys, i want to wish everyone a happy martin luther king jr. day [ cheers and applause it's such an important holiday and of course, leaders from all across the country have put out statements president biden said, "today we honor the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. by continuing his unfinished work to redeem the soul of america. vice president harris said, "let us all recommit to building a better, fairer, more equitable world. congressman george santos said, "mlk and i were best friends [ laughter ] i'll always remember how much of an inspiration i was to him. [ laught

objects, one was located on the territory of afghanistan, the other was located on the territory of sudanion infinitich, carried out on august 20, 1998 was the response of the united states of america to the explosions, which thundered on the territory of the embassies of the united states in tanzania and kenya, and this was a continuation of the struggle of the united states of america against terrorism sanami is a territory, then at that time the capital of tanzania produced two large bodies as a result of the first terrorist attack in nairoba, more than 200 people died, and of which 12 were americans, not four thousand people received earlier in the case before the rassam, about 11 people died and about 80 people received earlier in total, the americans. about 4 billion dollars more. maybe as a restoration and compensation for the victims of these terrorist acts, uh? why, in general, al-qaeda carried out these attacks? well , she was dissatisfied with foreign policy, if very conditionally and very much were dissatisfied with the foreign policy of the united states of america, that is,

this still is manifest to very little change in our reality in sudan and from what i witnessed. it has no impact on the strength or the frequency of the process . they're continuing reject of any form of military rules, so dislike them. cotton resistance committees fox person, was described that it is not defined from the 2019 agreement as they are both agreements between fractions of the lead coming together to stop any realty in a real democracy. in any real em redistribution of wealth that serves the majority of his, in his population am, is also another kind of my, the international community. as 192019 to force a government of killers on us and to sub list of the needs revolution. i cannot forget the lease a $120.00 protest as few were killed during the crew of 2021. where is the justice for those people who died literally just protesting, raising their voice, saying, this is what we want for our country. where he sat in the still frankly, nowhere you know the deal and you have to remember the framework agreement is a preliminary deal. the final deal is you said it meant to

he had solomon blood ally b, b murphy, half a sudan, madeline sudan had a history of struggles and military coups. and how little, i mean, if you had a sub in canada, nathaniel russia riley, are stella dudley? fidel hill at taylor, he said he was sure that he, if he could feel the town line either one really, but i at the the lot here cuz he is sick lady on, on our marijuana, moore. you had that his assured to kind of you, you hello, hello, work on a little tonight and when his aimen was took 11 for the me that he or what is erica? sorry, i didn't double bother. assure you soon and his papers are sticking together. and in power more than any time before. and what is said about this small group of theaters, a gang of the so called sudanese communist party is only am i in already. and we have already done with about 90 percent of them were gotten financial ability for charlotte by the sellers. a young man of america . what would the hurricane not open the miracle with all the saw that the holiday has been taken and muscular, whilst missouri community than his corners had the land. i'd be also

the outbreak was caused by the rare sudan strain for which there is no proper vaccine.s the number of cases spiked, the country imposed lockdowns on affected areas. health staff was mobilized. >> the community is learning a lot from this success. this success is not only of uganda, it is a northern success , and the global health community will learn and call on uganda. >> the deadly disease spreads through the bodily fluids of infected persons. it often causes bleeding and has a for talent he rate of around 50%. the end of the outbreak offers respite to communities who have lost hundreds in several outbreaks that have hit the country. >> visits it to be an unprecedented year for private and commercial space missions. a couple of different firms working with nasa will be putting landers down on the surface of the moon in the next few months. some of the research they will conduct will pave the way for future manned missions to our newest celestial neighbor. aerospace manufacturer boeing looks set to finally begin shuttling astronauts back and forth to the international

and south sudan. as the u.s. and its allies navigate the strategic competition with china it is imperative that we understand both the drivers of the foreign military activities and the implications for the international security. china's military relationship with russia deserves particular scrutiny and the fallout from russian president vladimir putin's work against ukraine. finally, as beijing continues to promote the still vague ideas of a global security initiative led by china a thorough examination of the military diplomacy will provide valuable insight into what the world should expect in years to come. we look forward to exploring the topics in detail in the hearing today and discussing actionable policy recommendations in the u.s. congress. i will now turn the floor over to my colleague and cochair for the hearing, commissioner randy shriver. >> thank you. i join commissioner chair bartholomew by welcoming the witnesses and to those watching online. the chinese party of the people's liberati

anchor: still ahead on al jazeera, families in sudan's darfur reason -- region struggle to rebuild their lives from the ruins of destroyed homes. the u.s. justice department and eight states sue google, accusing it of abusing its dominance in advertising. those stories after the break. ♪ >> exceptionally cold, wintry weather starting to show across east asia with china recording its lowest temperature ever in the north. that trend continues across the korean peninsula. temperatures have tumbled, rain, sleet and snow caused problems with traffic and canceled some flights. temperatures remain exceptionally low for places like so. there will be some improvement as that winter storm blasts into japan. it is going to bring very heavy snow to western areas. we could see some disruption there. behind it a much improved picture for places like beijing. a similar story in shanghai with the change in the wind. as we have a look at the three-day, at least the sunshine will be coming back in. in south asia, things looking wet and wintry, some snow coming in, trickling into parts of pakistan. there h

and south sudan, the war in georgia, where russia occupied the territories, the peace process in angolas one of the key the conditions of possible success or failure was the ability to win the hearts of people in these territories, so ukraine must show the people living in crimea and occupied donetsk that they are much better off to live in ukraine, they should see that ukraine provides more freedoms, it is a more liberal state, that it is a state that provides more opportunities for people of different cultures, more opportunities to be a part of europe, for example, to make certain countries a part of the european union, not only a visa-free regime, but also to achieve a european integration level of education, fight against corruption, this will show the people in crimea and donetsk that they really want to be ukraine , a part of ukraine, and not this very authoritarian corrupt regime in russia where people's votes do not matter but people some people in ukraine, on the contrary, place the responsibility for the war on those who remained in the so-called self-proclaimed republics in

the us defense secretary has confirmed the killing of a senior isolated by special forces below the sudan. he was killed along with 15 is an undisclosed location in northern somalia, president joe biden to prove the mission last week after months of planning senior us official say a sudan, a play the key role in funding. i still offer ations in africa and afghan. this done demonstrates isn't hese of block straits in the capital in protest against the space of killings of police officers by armed gangs some storm. the airport as prime minister ariel andre was arriving from a foreign trip, was briefly forced to barricade himself inside the building. john holman reports protests in haiti this time around lit by men in police uniforms. they were angry about the killings of officers over the last few days. they killed 15 policemen and one month after guard then comes the police. we stand with our policemen. oh, some went to the captain's airport, stopping prime minister ayello murray from leaving it after a ride from a summit in argentina. we need a revolution. we need to have a bloodbath. if

a ah a francis is set to visit the democratic republic of congo and south sudan in a trip that is meant to heal the wounds that is still bleeding. will the pontiff visit started chapter of peace and reconciliation ending the internal conflicts of these 2 nations? pope in africa on al jazeera, a $115000000.00 traits disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from up cycling to save the forest. the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans law to conserving the wealth, dwindling wetlands. 3 of the 8th worlds, global bird migration flight intersect, right? where we are, he basically discovered a treasure chart is one of the most special wetlands on the plan. and i, for ice ecosystems, the light on al jazeera, getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous. but it's absolutely vital that the stories to be told to society and this area we push the fall forward as we can to the front line. now, the smell of death is overpowering. a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can

because whenever sudan gets together, the military political leads, sometimes the people often left out. there are always people who left out of, of that, of, of that phase. and then that then means that where, wherever you've, whatever you've achieved, you can't then go on to the next phase because people be left out and then they become your position voices and they stop the progress from happening. if there is to be progress, are we in that same situation again? absolutely. i mean this deal hasn't really done anything different. in fact, it has in many ways reproduced all the was characteristics of previous he'll be, they political settlements like this one or piece deal. and what's different now is that you have something you reported on many times, which is this very large body called of assistance committees who are robust independent and had to maintain the momentum approach to democracy activities for the past 4 years this month. and they are completely outside of this framework. there are other groups as well who outside of, it's like the limits were loyal to the ship. and some

the northern white sub species was wiped out in salt, sudan, uganda, and other parts of central africa decades ago. conservationists have spent years on this research, and finally it's bearing fruits. catherine soil jazeera all could jet a conservancy in central kenya. environmentalists of protested against the building of a new airport in southern albania. project is designed to boost terrorism, but demonstrate as a saying it's going to endanger, sang trees around $200.00 bird species, including pelicans and flamingoes. leave your sanity lagoon as a crucial thought. for birds migrating between europe and africa, the european union, which albania aims to join sunday says the airport project contradicts bio diversity laws. ah, just a quick look at the main stories of following now is rarely government has announced a series of harsh security measures sparking fears of a surgeon violence against palestinians. israeli police.

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humanitarian mission not only to one country, and i myself was a participant in this action, we were in sudan of this country, floods suffered, and we in the shortest possible time, but delivered humanitarian cargo for i was very excited and honored to receive such an award. this is probably not a feat the outcome of what my my actions are. my work was aimed at the good of the country for goodness . these are ordinary people. these are ordinary belarusians who in our villages from our cities from the city of minsk who studied received vocational education or came from other educational institutions and have been vocational for a long time in the name of their fatherland. in the name of the citizens they serve, these are not grandiloquent words. these words are actually history. eh, the rescue department itself. this is history saving human life. over the past year, thanks to the work of the ministry of emergency situations, belarus managed to reduce the number of deaths in fires and on water. in the commonwealth biathlon cup, today there was a change of leader for the saturday pursuit in the

i covered war in sarajevo and kosovo and then of conflicts in between war and sudan. i was with the spla in the southern sudan, i six weeks in the punjab at the height of the fighting, the the civil war in algeria, civil war in yemen. i was in the south on the losing side and were certainly days when i couldn't write at all. i was just overcome emotionally. it wasn't cathartic. it wasn't. i still to this day, cannot reread the book but i felt that given the familiarity with and the peculiar subculture of war, i had a response ability to set it down. the book was published by public affairs, a small publisher, the advance was rather modest. $25,000, and we didn't expect to sell. it exploded hit that particular zeitgeist with the inception of the war in iraq, sold hundreds of thousands of copies and then other publishers came to me since it's all marketing to have me propose writing other books on war which i refuse and i didn't want to be ghettoized as a writer but i also didn't want to dilute what i wrote over the last 20 years. i did write about war, but not my own w

ah and hope francis is said to visit the democratic republic of congo and south sudan in a trip that is meant to heal the wounds that is still bleeding. fill the pontiff to visit started chapter a peace and reconciliation ending the internal conflicts of these 2 nations. pope in africa on al jazeera, our diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices. the def, infiltrated international wholesale markets, and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food on, ouch is era. ah, i'm sammy's a band with a look at the headlines here on al jazeera israel says it's carried out as strikes on garza after rockets were fired from the palestinian territory. the military says it was target.

today marks 78 years sudan. marks 78 years since auschwitz birkenau, the largest camp, was liberated. a day to remember all victims of genocide around the . world okay. genocide around the. world okay. some breaking news to bring you just in. and five people have died following a shooting in a synagogue in jerusalem. israel's ambulance service said ten people were wounded in that shooting. police described it as a terror attack. but we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. tv online and dab+ radio , it. tv online and dab+ radio, this is gb news. now it's back to don . to don. well, hello, a lovely friday evening once again, folks. well, hello, a lovely friday evening once again, folks . we've evening once again, folks. we've made it. time to put the feet up. treat yourself to a nice copper and look forward to a fabulous weekend. well, actually, you might be needing something slightly stronger tonight because we're talking sex, or rather lack of it. no not the fun stuff that stops as soon as you taste wed

today marks 78 years sudan. marks 78 years since auschwitz birkenau, the largest camp, was liberated. a day to remember all victims of genocide around the . world okay. genocide around the. world okay. some breaking news to bring you just in. and five people have died following a shooting in a synagogue in jerusalem. israel's ambulance service said ten people were wounded in that shooting. police described it as a terror attack. but we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. tv online and dab+ radio , it. tv online and dab+ radio, this is gb news. now it's back to don . to don. well, hello, a lovely friday evening once again, folks. well, hello, a lovely friday evening once again, folks . we've evening once again, folks. we've made it. time to put the feet up. treat yourself to a nice copper and look forward to a fabulous weekend. well, actually, you might be needing something slightly stronger tonight because we're talking sex, or rather lack of it. no not the fun stuff that stops as soon as you taste wed

vann moth sudan and ghana. in addition, manpads traffic is dripping from ukraine to serbia, pakistan and myanmar, turnover is estimated at $ 500 million in cash for deliveries of 2.5 billion, in contrast to democratic party of the united states many big businessmen. not so enthusiastic about wild ukrainian capitalism. ilon mast repeatedly urged kiev to negotiate and fight corruption. however, billionaire bill gates will most likely receive the status of the kremlin agent in the very near future in an interview. one of the richest people in the world said that all the misfortunes for the ukrainian people will end after a special operation, but zelensky and his friends got the nuts, the ukrainian government. one of the worst in the world, corrupt, controlled by a few rich people really unfortunately for the people of ukraine but the numbers on the accounts obviously warm the soul of the people's choice. one of the divisions of forbes paints the following picture of the state of vips in the form of zelensky reznik

for we recruited 500 doctors from sudan last year even though sudan's got 1/10 the number of doctorsncrease number of trading places from 7000 at the moment to 15,000 would need to open another 15 medical schools. those who a bill for this to start with one of the points are saying is that actually the nhs spends so much money on locums the short term agency staff that resort to because they have run out of staff. we spend because they have run out of staff. we spen d £6 billion a staff. we spend £6 billion a year on that the nhs does and that's a huge waste of money and if we train enough doctors and in this applies to all medical specialities focusing on doctors but actually i think it's a real service thing to say not going to train enough doctors , nurses to train enough doctors, nurses for now. absolutely and it's very much a good example , very much a good example, investing to see if something be i'm sure you would agree as well in the future. but i mean , of in the future. but i mean, of the other things i think as well is having enough doctors trained here in the uk is the f

so journalists employed by state operated south sudan broadcast corporation have have been detained anded for longer than they should have been. so that's kind of the wider picture here. press freedoms , big issue. there freedoms, big issue. there hasn't been an election since 2011. and so there's been a lot of unrest. they're going to have one in 2024. i don't know whether this footage is going to help president care . there's help president care. there's also rumours circulating that unwell. he's 71. so you know it's making him look well he looks ridiculous . yes. i mean 71 looks ridiculous. yes. i mean 71 is quite young in terms of like , you know, world leaders, isn't it. well compared to parts of this , i got to say, i mean, this, i got to say, i mean, obviously, a man is entitled to have his dignity. however i read that he he given a stetson hat in america when he went to the white house by george w bush. and since then he put loads. so i was just thinking, why didn't he just take his off and kind of put it in the dump area? because could have saved his dignity. watch the footage.

so journalists employed by state operated south sudan broadcast corporation have have been detained anded for longer than they should have been. so that's kind of the wider picture here. press freedoms , big issue. there freedoms, big issue. there hasn't been an election since 2011. and so there's been a lot of unrest. they're going to have one in 2024. i don't know whether this footage is going to help president care . there's help president care. there's also rumours circulating that unwell. he's 71. so you know it's making him look well he looks ridiculous . yes. i mean 71 looks ridiculous. yes. i mean 71 is quite young in terms of like , you know, world leaders, isn't it. well compared to parts of this , i got to say, i mean, this, i got to say, i mean, obviously, a man is entitled to have his dignity. however i read that he he given a stetson hat in america when he went to the white house by george w bush. and since then he put loads. so i was just thinking, why didn't he just take his off and kind of put it in the dump area? because could have saved his dignity. watch the footage.

some of that is focused on the elections coming up in libya and trying to support a government in sudaney are looking at other states in the north african region and how the u.s. might be able to support on that. all of that is alongside the backdrop of egypt's human rights record. and obviously, they will continue that ally ship for the sake of palestine and others in the region as well. i believe that these conversations in egypt are kind of overshadowed by the background. mohammed: gideon, what do you think could be expected by mr. blinken's travels to egypt. gideon: egypt faces an economical catastrophe, and -- the question is is it one who needs the american taxpayers money, or is it egypt where people are really starving. what's happening in egypt is a humanitarian catastrophe. i hope blinken will do something , and keep promises obviously. and obviously they will discuss iran. this is an issue that is above everything else. and, in one sentence, we've mentioned again the two state solution and i would like to suggest that the two state solution doesn't mean to serve anything. a c

you can imagine the high priest of the hierarch who kisses the shoes of the leader of south sudan andat she wants the war to stop. a specific spreading trend in the world to force to do what the civilized world needs, and for this it is necessary that inside within this world, in this case i'm talking about our world, and our only world that can save, uh, save people from betraying their own faith's own tradition of history and so on. so you need to prepare the ground inside. i would like to remind you of a small fragment of our president's speech, while in the altai club there is a rather long period when almost the main source of creation and funding for non-government organizations were foreign funds, of course, not all. they had self-serving or pursued foreign policy for their own interests. well, even in this case, even in this case, they remained, as a rule, alien outsiders and ultimately reflected the views and interests of non-russian citizens about their foreign trustees, these words of the president. which he brought and we decided to look into it a little. i won't read all

can generally imagine the high priest of the hierarch, who kisses the shoes of the leader of south sudan that she wants the war to stop. and shoot the cops. if you believers the spreading trend in the world is to force do what the civilized world needs, and for this it is necessary that inside within this world, in this case i'm talking about our world, and the only our world that can save a-a save people from betraying their own faith to their own traditions of history , and so further. so you need to prepare the ground inside. i would like to remind you a small fragment of our president's speech, and we went through a rather long period in the valdai club in russia, when almost the main source of creation and funding non-government organizations were foreign funds, of course, not all of them had selfish or bad intentions. they pursued the goal of shaking the situation in our country , interfering in our affairs, influencing the russian internal and external police in their interests. of course there are no organizations. well, even in this case, even in this case, they remained, as a r

under the pretext of monitoring the iraqi banking system , now the new government of muhammad shiraz sudan, who has prioritized the reduction programs and faced it with a new problem, experts believe as long as iraq's monetary policy is dependent on the dollar, economic problems will remain unsolved. foreign glory of sed and sima news agency . when the police themselves become the cause of the crisis, more than a thousand cases of sexual harassment have been raised against police forces in england. the british people say that the police this country is worrying. the crimes of david curry, a british police officer , who committed 70 crimes, including 24 cases of rape against women and girls , have provoked reactions and public anger in england . the period of 10 years of working in the police was ignored, and how he continued to work in the police force despite committing dozens of crimes , they still did not provide an explanation. it was two years after that who was the bell ringer of the british police officer and killed the young girl after the rape and burned her body . now many dark s

investigation around the role of zelensky and yermak in the revealed deliveries of mlrs to lebanon, moth sudan in addition, manpads traffic is dripping from ukraine to serbia, pakistan and myanmar, turnover is estimated at $ 500 million in cash for deliveries of 2.5 billion, in contrast to the democratic party. usa many big businessmen. not so enthusiastic about wild ukrainian capitalism. ilon mast repeatedly urged kiev to negotiate and fight corruption. however, billionaire bill gates will most likely receive the status of the kremlin agent in the very near future in an interview. one of the richest men in the world said that misfortune for the ukrainian people will end after the special operation, but zelensky and his friends. got nuts, the ukrainian government one of the worst in the world, corrupt, controlled by a few rich people is really unfortunate for the people of ukraine but the numbers on the accounts obviously warm the soul of the people's choice. one of the divisions of forbes paints the following picture of the state of vips in the form of zelensky reznikov , kuleba kuleba over t

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hear how it can be different when the viceroy god on earth the pope of france the leader of south sudan kisses the ukrainian flag, on which the nazi symbol is inscribed and says, here's the next one about gays. same-sex people have the right to be a family. they are god's children have the right to a family, everyone should have the opportunity to start a family. no one should be rejected or suffer, because of this , the law of civil unions should be created in this way. these people will also be protected by the law. given that the program of the satanic temple in america includes the lgbt protection item, how to connect it? well tell me how to put it together. isn't that satanism? to test deadly drugs on the mentally ill, the experiments that american scientists did from 2019 to 2021 in ukraine to test dangerous biological drugs were taken as animal patients of the regional clinical psychiatric hospital number three in the city of kharkov, taking into account their age of nationality. on special forms, the result of round-the-clock monitoring of the patient's condition was taken into

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read, you know, i don't know where exactly that it's in, in the sixty's to african countries, the sudan and gunner though are on the same level. a south korea that i saw. where are they know these 2 african countries and what is korean? know? why? because they invested into zullie in south korea. what is they didn't do that in africa. why do you think i didn't do that in africa? i don't know willoughby for this. is better that africa remains only to source or for rural materials. what do you think they're so afraid of with africa becoming stronger, for example, by them investing more africa becoming stronger? of course there will be less dependence on them. missy far recorded. so why do you think we're still seeing the issue of neil colonialism? so prevalence and africa, no one thing is, you don't, we don't have to blame the colonial power scholarly. well to blame also the african countries. did they try in the last 50 years to get rid of them? not. no, not many of them. they're not. i mean, especially the leader, pos, africa is now awakening. and there will be a new africa. so they are

iraq's banking system is now suffering from the new government of mohammad shiraz sudan, who prioritizes inflation reduction programs, and has faced a new problem. experts believe that as long as iraq's monetary policies are dependent on the dollar, economic problems will remain unsolved. jalal khalidi news agency radio in the name of god, hello, good morning, gorgan municipality, the leader, finished the first stage of the premier basketball league. in the 22nd week, the meeting between gorgan municipality and mes rafsanjan was declared in favor of the gorganites , zob ahan isfahan 8784 to avije. mashhad bagh mes kerman industry 6564 defeated kale mazandaran, mehram 8372 won against abadan oil refinery, tofarakan azarshahr 7572 lost to defense tehran, hormozgan industries also won arak 6557. at the end of the first preliminary stage of gorgan municipality, with what score did zob ahn kale neft team take the lead? abadan with mehram also placed in the second to fifth places. the second qualifying round will start on the 17th of bahman, but the wrestlers of our country will leave for this

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so sudan, us and i love our logging for 4 days out of my own. if you are, you are you alone? i'm with a friend. the overcrowded truck travels for only a few 100 meters on the lit path. before continuing in the dark, your booty turns a blind eye to undocumented migrants smugglers. on the other hand, risk imprisonment. 2 dozen men line up along a cliff above the beach, each one hoping for a better future ahead. many of them have no idea that another wars waiting for them on the other side of the sea, in yemen. and when it comes to the number i want aboard the ship, because i want to work and earn money in yemen. who do you want to continue on to the gulf states? civilian, i want to go to yemen and then saudi arabia, who, wherever there is work, and your family will you? yes, my mother is there. everyone is there and she will the will do. god will work it out with god willing. so we'd, well, god bless you. oh, book is a small town in northern djibouti with fewer than 30000 residents. there's hardly any agriculture, no industry, and very little work. opposite the portable buck ac

bilal alsudani and 10 oh, his accomplices , earlier the us secretary of defense loydostein stated that sudanalso responsible for the growth of the presence and business in africa and financing the group's operations around the world, including afghanistan, worked for gauleiter, the sbu reported suspicions to the director of one of the enterprises in zhytomyr oblast, the man worked for volodymyr saldo, ex-mer of kherson, a collaborator, according to the word-investigation, the malicious head of a local mining company, and he is the ultimate beneficiary of this enterprise, which was engaged in the mining, processing and sale of granite on an industrial scale, it was the salto family , the criminal scheme caused losses to the state budget of ukraine by more than 4.5 million uah part of the profits received was directed to meet the needs of the occupation authorities in the temporarily occupied territory of southern ukraine, the option in ukraine can now be notified by the united states of america, the americans are strengthening supervision and control over the use of resources provided by thei