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tug boats in the suez canal have refloated an oil tanker that briefly ran aground due to a fault withcanal authority said the affinity had been blocking the same southern stretch where the ever given got stuck for six days in march 2021 causing severe disruption to international trade. at their height, the pop band the monkees was one of the most popular bands in america. and it turns out they attracted the attention of the fbi, who compiled a file on them. now their singer micky dolenz is suing the agency to find out what information is being held. let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. we knew little snippets of this because a little excerpt was published more than a decade ago. why did this come about in the first place? and why is it so difficult to find out what is being held on this band quiz back — on this band? apparently there are two documents that he is trying to get information about, but what was released was heavily redacted. there is a phrase that we have become familiar with connected to a completely different case. this was a heavily redacted fbi

tug boats in the suez canal have refloated an oil tanker that briefly ran aground due to a fault withnal authority said the affinity had been blocking the same southern stretch where the ever given got stuck for six days in march 2021, causing severe disruption to international trade. it's thought the funeral of former soviet union president mikhail gorbachev will take place on saturday, but russia has so far refused to confirm whether the 91—year—old will be afforded a full state funeral. and whilst there have been many tributes from global leaders past and present, many russians still blame him for the years of turmoil that ensued. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, has been getting reaction to gorbachev�*s death in moscow. for a man who has made such a huge impact, a tiny memorial. mikhail gorbachev may have helped to end the cold war, but in russia, there is no major outpouring of grief at his passing. instead, this on russian state tv. the presenter claims it's the enemies of russia — in other words, the west — that have been praising mr gorbachev. and veiled criticism from the

the suez canal for generations has been really vital to our national security and economic security,and that of so many others. events there in 2021 illustrates that it can also be an achilles heel. kept in the event of a serious disruption like we have recently seen to the suez canal, what other fail-safes exists to mitigate risk to the global supply chain? >> okay, i am going to have to take that one back for some scrutiny. because if you are talking about blockage of the suez canal, obviously the department of defense has many tools at its disposal. in fact, the department and others were involved in unblocking the canal but i -- . >> i bring it up in this context because it is important to china's trade routes in europe and africa, so that is kind of the thematic nexus. but that's fine, thank you. you >> two final questions while we have you before the committee. just to non china related questions for the record. can you give us an update on the status of proximity talks with iran relative to cpp owen? i know we talked about it in the context of china's role but, i think it woul

the route via the northern sea route compared to the alternative route via the suez canal is shorterautical miles and reduces the duration of the voyage by 10 days. the weather is bad, but i'm lucky right now i'm going to board a real sea transport ship. it 's called zapolyarny in the spacecraft control center, like me it seems that this is the first time for me on the captain's bridge of such a large ship. it 's unique here. the uniqueness of the vessels lies in the fact that they can independently operate in the western sector of the arctic year-round, that is , carry out transportation without the help of icebreakers all year round. now stands behind the polar in riga and waits for the water to go away. according to the latest data, in order to free the berths, its level must drop by another 1 m, and this will happen no earlier than in three days. so, every spring. what only it was not called with beautiful lofty words even before the revolution, and now it is associated with east paris and siberian petersburg all over the world. well, of course, with baikal and angora, however, i

to india through iran, bypassing the overloaded suez canal and most importantly , the territorial watersly powers. for russia now is a profitable time to build the north south, this is a very important highway the space that this road will pass, they all , uh, do not accept sanctions, they are all against the sanctions that are applied against russia well, as for western attempts on solid russia, this policy is actively sabotaged even by washington's allies, the supply of sanctioned goods to our country has been established, for example, uh nato member turkey , georgia or south korea, some experts argue that there are practically no mercedes left in all-ukrainian salons. everyone left for us. alexey thanks to vadim of correspondence students of political geography. well vladimir putin spoke about the problem of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant , the president called literally dog ​​nonsense accusing russia of allegedly shelling the plant, as the president of the russian military and an employee of the national guard on the wire are doing everything possible to ensure security, the ae

>> i'm going to have to take that one back because if you are talking about blockage of the suez canal obviously the department of defense has many tools at its disposal. the department and others were involved in unblocking the canal. >> i bring it up in this context because it's important to china's trade routes in europe and africa so it's kind of a nexus but that's fine. thank you. >> senator hagerty. >> final questions while we have you before the committee, non- china related questions for the record, can you give us an update on the status of proximity talks with iran relative to the gc poa? and we talked about it in the context of china's role but if you could get an update on where the discussions stand more broadly? >> yes. as you may have seen special envoy malley is -- he's gone at the invitation of high reps who have put the package out, largely as a package we last saw in march so rob is going to go forward to see where the iranians come out on this. we are where we have been for some months not interested in discussing extraneous issues with which iranians can trying to

try steak sto >>> here's a look at the >>> crisis averted at the suez canal in egypt.ght blocking traffic in the global waterway. the vessel was freed by tug boats after about five hours. officials say a technical failure caused the boat to hit the bank of the canal. last year another large vessel blocked the same waterway for six days creating a massive backup. >>> well, it may not be an nba championship, but steph curry just scored a major accomplishment. the golden state warriors star graduated yesterday for his alma mater, davidson college. he received a bachelor of arts degree in sociology. he attended the north carolina school from 2006 to 2009 beforee according to local reports, he's the first player to have a jersey retired at the school. >>> and thousands of people in spain were ripe for a good-natured fight. after a two-year pandemic absence, spain's annual tomatina fight returned yesterday. trucks brought in 130 tons of overripe tomatoes for people to hurl at each other in an hour-long battle. it cost $12 for a ticket to take part in the huge pulpy mess. >>

trans-siberian railway witte's plan to pave the way between europe and asia as an alternative to the suez canalmore than 100 years of creating international corridors, the m4 don highway is still a priority for the country and the ministry of finance, along which many go on a trip to the south, this is the place where the construction of another large infrastructure facility in the central ring road, and this is not just a highway that unloaded traffic in moscow, well, and one of the key elements of the international transport corridor europe-western china is still in operation, another part of it is this route m-12, moscow kazan get from moscow to kazan along this the highway will be possible in just 6.5 hours, but the road will not end there. president vladimir putin has already instructed to extend the route to the urals, the cost of construction is more than 800 billion rubles. of which 150 are funds of the fnb. we have decided on the possibility of accelerated financing. that is, what does this mean, for example, someone is not fulfilling the program, but the road builders have tuned in an

alternative to the sea route that connects europe from the persian gulf and the indian ocean through the suez canal. uh, i think, in a shorter time. other investment projects, which relate to the alignment of checkpoints, will also be implemented. uh, customs clearance, it will, uh, take a shorter time. we have set such ambitious goals. this is such a large complex project, and between our three countries, which will allow us to increase. uh, trade turnover economic cooperation at the rate, both in our country from our country, and the transit of these goods, which will go on the given route. residents of the dacha village of markonievo, like all normal people, want to spend evenings watching tv with their families. but the constant power outages cause rice just anger that's how it happens look? songs from the bottom of my heart good evening everyone so, not everyone has run yet.

west to east and back is much faster and more profitable than going around eurasia through the suez canalutumn navigation in the water area of ​​the northern sea route, about a hundred ships operate simultaneously and the western sector to the vilkitsky strait is objectively more loaded than the eastern one and now the ice is quite heavy , but for a university container, they are not terrible until the end of 2022. the northern sea route must perform two subsidized trunk flights to the far east and back. well, in recent years. yes in connection let's say uh with changes in work on arctic region is a vessel of our class. uh, it’s just that it is requested in the artic, and in general there is a cargo flow for us and therefore there is more work. in august 2022, by order of the government of the russian federation, the main department of the northern sea route was created. more precisely recreated, it appeared back in 1932 for the kind of economic development of the arctic and the provision of navigation along the northern sea route , the great scientist and legendary polar explorer became

trade at all, or in order for the tanks to leave the ports, they can go there, for example, the suez canalfuel, get water, trade only at the price set by the big seven well, that's the plan, it's clear that these are preliminary agreements for now, just today we will find out what the ministers of colleagues agreed on kyiv thank you dim for such news it was dmytro lovchenko from washington about a possible price cap for russian oil ukraine continues to assemble an army of drones for more than a month the project of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine and mine numbers to equip the army with unmanned aerial vehicles with devices, the project has already helped to collect about half a thousand electronic beetles . groups or equipment does not rest at all, the guys just arrived at their base and almost immediately they received a new task to track the movement of the occupiers at night, our air scouts use night vision devices at night we are just artillery using different means of enemy crosshairs, these are radars, observation points, different night-time specifics of artillery w

e through around we collected hope or through the suez canal, and they are simply based on the amountel burned. uh, so the work itself along the northern sea route. it's more environmental. uh, uh, clean uh, work and we're basically doing it. it’s not just that we measure it with our finger in the sky, but a system is installed on all our ships. uh, permanent monitoring works all the mechanisms that are on board. we receive from each vessel. there are from 940 to 1,500 parameters of the work of this vessel and all mechanisms. uh, so we are able to, uh, determine all the parameters of the ship's operation and determine the mission. yeah, co2 and how much fuel we consume , up to the point that we see the temperature on the bearings, uh, on our e azipods, so to speak, that’s why, uh, all uh, the operation of ships, it is quite transparent, uh, and we base on this data . uh, here are my statistics on gas emissions. uh, so hmm, the environmental agenda is very important to us. thank you very much, but up to the captain’s pulse, as far as i understand, yes, for today, uh, well, we also care

from west to east and back is much faster and more profitable than bypassing eurasia through the suez canalon in the waters of the northern sea route , about a hundred ships operate simultaneously and the western sector up to the vilkitsky strait is objectively more loaded than the eastern one there and now ice quite heavy, but for a university container they are not terrible until the end of 2022, the sevmor route must perform two subsidized trunk flights far east and back. well, in recent years. yes, in connection, say, with changes in work in the arctic region, a vessel of our class. eh, it’s just what is requested in the artic, and in general there is a cargo flow for us and therefore there is more work. in august 2022, by order of the government of the russian federation, the main department of the northern sea route was created. more precisely recreated, it appeared back in 1932 for the national economic development of the arctic and the provision of navigation along the northern sea route the first leader was a great scientist and legendary larker. otto schmidt, the task of the state

construction of the eldaba nuclear power plant and the creation of the russian industrial in the suez canallar political dialogue is carried out, close foreign policy coordination is carried out in the presence of the distinguished ambassadors of algeria to egypt as well as their colleagues from other african countries. i would like to remind you that at 20. in the third year, the second russia-africa summit is scheduled to be held in st. together we will be able to give a new impetus to the comprehensive development of mutually beneficial cooperation between russia and the african states. just the other day, within the framework of the above-mentioned summit of the shanghai cooperation organization, samarkand held a traditional trilateral meeting of the leaders of russia , mongolia and china, this format is very important not only taking into account the geographical location of our countries, but also the interest in implementing major joint projects, including in transport and energy spheres. but between traditional bilateral ties are also actively developing between russia and mongolia,

you know , in this session, a swiss journalist said that the suez canal was a 19th century canal.ossibility of free passage to india. and from india, goods were delivered to the center of the world. kohl was europe , namely the united kingdom. since then, the world has changed. our age is the age of asia and it will require other water trade routes and other raw materials. goods, as for russia, its reserves of raw materials . whether it's oil, gases or metals, they are mostly located in the north of its territory and you will need to find a way to deliver them to the consumer, including along the northern sea route, you had an amazing diplomatic career. you have written several books. what are the plans now? as far as i understand, you moved. and what are you doing there now in lebanon? here i was engaged in diplomacy and taught at the university, although 2 years. i really worked in german newspaper. i continue to write books as before, doing analytical work, as in the last 25 years in the modern world, this can be done anywhere there would be electricity, unfortunately, in leban

went through the suez canal for a second time. up through egypt for the second time. in his -- in america after his athletic career was over he was constantly struggling to find footing come and he lived -- i documented -- in 20 different states. he took jobs ranging from at one point digging ditches in los angeles during the heat of the depression, to serving as a greeter in bars and taverns, to working for the chicago athletic youth association, to the most interesting period i think was when he was in los angeles and he was on the fringes of the hollywood studio industry and was an actor in about 70 movies. he was directed by john ford and frank capra. he was acting with all of the famous hollywood stars of that era. but most importantly, it was in that period he found his identity again as a leader of native americans and really helped organize them to get the jobs in all of the westerns as indians, which were going to white people dressed in greasepaint. he became the spokesman for that, as well as fighting to get the stereotypes, the negative stereotypes in thos

vessels of the fleet as it sailed around south america, across the pacific to asia india, through the suez canal, to the mediterranean, before returning to hampton roads in february of 1909. some of the smaller vessels would make calls in ports of nations not generally any attention by the great powers. and this was it. this, too, was a significant diplomatic coup for the roosevelt administration. the voyage also provided what roosevelt had hoped was the operational experience valued in logistic planning to make the voyage itself and an observer missions collected all the way along the way that would later enhance ship design, cold economy and quite frankly, the value to both morale, the ships company and the diplomacy of port calls these observations all proved to be of great value. less than a decade later, america would find herself embroiled in the great war in europe. now these are only a sample. the ways that tr would use the military to advance his interests. he would always find ways to use the for public relations and diplomatic purposes. and it was in this latter role as a credit able

the invasion of the falkland islands, the suez canal crisis, the outbreak of world war ii, so a veryremoniously slammed in the face of the official sent to fetch them, underlining the elected chamber�*s independence. mr speaker, the queen commands this honourable house... ..to attend her majesty in the house of peers immediately. legislation will be introduced to counter hostile activity by foreign states... for decade after decade, the face and the voice of the queen — even though the words were not hers. i pray that the blessing of almighty god may rest upon your counsels. they are written by the government. herfirst prime minister was sir winston churchill. as a young princess, she had celebrated ve day alongside him. she was hugely fond of him, and the man who had fought for her great—great—grandmother during the boer war was proudly, even paternally protective of the new young queen. churchill: i, whose youth was passed in the august, l unchallenged and tranquil glories of the victorian era, may well feel a thrill in invoking once more the prayer and the anthem. god save the que

politics in the way her son found difficult to do, her personal views on important questions from suez canalo brexit remains unknown for many years and to this day, ambassador, we don't know how she felt about hot button issues. king charles says he will change the way he supported progressive issues moving forward as monarch. how important to the queen's legacy she was able to be so atypical and what kind of challenge does that present for the king? >> i think it was very important, what she was here, she was a stability, a dignity, and frankly a beacon of hope, beacon of hope during difficult times over her 70 years. she was not one party or the other, she was not politics. but i do think listening to the king's remarks the other night, his mother would have been proud, they were filled with service and duty and dignity. he will have to chart his own course, he is obviously a link to the past and a bridge to the future, but i have been so impressed with him in these last few days. >> we mention just months ago she had the joy of the jubilee and now her people are celebrating and mourning h

implemented north, south, the route from the baltics to india through iran, bypassing the overloaded suez canalntly , the territorial waters of unfriendly powers. nye time for setting up a series. eh, this putin is an important highway, the space that, uh, this road will pass, they all uh don’t accept everything themselves, they all twist the sanctions that are applied against russia well, as for the western flows on the salt of russia, even washington’s allies are actively sabotaging the supply of sanctioned goods to our country for example, nato member turkey georgia or south korea have been adjusted. some experts argue that there are practically no mercedes left in all-ukrainian salons. everyone left for us. predicted the uk a storm hit, but promised with it cope with this, if in short it turned out to be the first speech of rhinestones as the prime minister of great britain, the new head of government admitted that the united kingdom was in for difficult times. however, she cut out confidence in the competence of her cabinet, which, they say, is able to deal with any economic political prob

the suez canal. faced or very early. some in parliament had ordered military action. she was very concerned about, not sure that that was the right approach, frankly. the modern issues that she has. a vote for scottish indep independence. july through november up there, but an issue on that in the coming years. more energy on that. for the first time since the early 1700s. back in 1997. seeing that, dealing with northern ireland, the fighting there in the ' 60s and '7 da days. that is an issue with brexit about how they deal with economically. fishing rights. just across the waters there. that's a major problem keeping the country together. those are all contemporary crises she leaves on the table. it is something that concerned her and she had these conversations with the political leaders over time because that's the same types of issues. they mutate over time, but coming in from the echoes of world war ii. these are just as big of crises, if not bigger. >> neil: thank you very, very much. want to go to our market analysis. her majesty and her country. going back to

they are so big that they cannot pass through the suez or panama canals , but they are easily locatedere. no less advantage of this place is the access to two railway lines of the trans-siberian and baikal-amur, they connect lanin from all over russia, therefore they value cooperation with russian railways, this is our only main partner , which delivers coal to us from different regions of russia, as well as for you. this is how coal comes to us along the trans-siberian railway. ah, from different enterprises of our company with khakassia surgal coal, this is the khabarovsk territory. from kuzbass, of course, this is the main highest quality stugnui. this is transbaikalia, that is. we have them for all deposits up to the urals. modernization projects in the company go hand in hand with plans to develop the railway track in the eastern direction. the effect of the work done is impressive when we started to launch the terminal back in 2008. and we hardly transported about 6 million at the enterprise and every year we modernized the equipment , the railway modernized its sidings , made i

went through the suez canal for a second time. up through egypt for the second time. in his -- in america after his athletic career was over he was constantly struggling to find footing come and he lived -- i documented -- in 20 different states. he took jobs ranging from at one point digging ditches in los angeles during the heat of the depression, to serving as a greeter in bars and taverns, to working for the chicago athletic youth association, to the most interesting period i think was when he was in los angeles and he was on the fringes of the hollywood studio industry and was an actor in about 70 movies. he was directed by john ford and frank capra. he was acting with all of the famous hollywood stars of that era. but most importantly, it was in that period he found his identity again as a leader of native americans and really helped organize them to get the jobs in all of the westerns as indians, which were going to white people dressed in greasepaint. he became the spokesman for that, as well as fighting to get the stereotypes, the negative stereotypes in thos

suez or panama canal and can not be placed here easily no less advantages of this place are access toect vanino from all over russia to the trans-siberian and baikal-amur highways, therefore they value cooperation with russian railways here, this is our only main partner who delivers coal to us from different regions in russia, just like you. this is how coal comes to us along the trans-siberian railway. uh, from different enterprises of our company with khakassia surgal coal, this is the khabarovsk territory. from kuzbass, of course, this is the main highest quality 100 pus. this is transbaikalia, that is, almost all deposits up to the urals, we have projects for modernization in companies are going in parallel with plans to develop the railway track in the eastern direction of the effect pro works impressively when we started to launch the terminal back in 2008 we hardly transported about 6 million at the enterprise and every year we modernized the equipment the railway modernized its sidings made its track . development. they increased the length of the tracks at existing stations,

the evergreen container ship blocked the suez canal for 10 days, and because of this, a shortage arose in europe for a number of goods, and hundreds of enterprises were forced to reduce production volumes due to a disruption in supplies, and prices in stores increased. it’s just that mortality was immediately recorded at 29 percent in july in italy due to abnormal heat, the age categories of the population in the country especially suffered last summer, the temperature was on average two and a quarter degrees higher than usual for this season ; and the loss of crops in the region is no less than the third, and even now the heat has not yet completely left italy. the future of belarus belongs to passionate citizens who are ready to take responsibility and take the initiative in the development of civil society . society and the party system on the control of the head of state, the most important emphasis is to ensure that parties and public associations are not used by external players to destabilize the situation in the country.

maybe, of course, the suez canal is still a very, very important channel. he plays his part, but surely as we saw in march last year, this incident with containerized cargo somehow happened, there was a giant traffic jam in the soviet canal, which lasted almost a month and led to. this is to colossal losses in trade, really impressive numbers. i don't remember the exact numbers, but it really was a global loss, because there was such a giant traffic jam. in the middle of the soviet canal in order to develop other water routes such as the northern sea route for the transport of raw materials and goods, of course, do this important and necessary, and as we have said before , there is undoubtedly a previous acting demand. and it seems to me that you just said that now, of course, geopolitics plays into the hands, but first of all, there is demand here. we are driven forward by demand, this process, when there is demand all the time, there is a certain response proposal and the fact that there is a change in the general meteorological situation. we observe myst

counter terrorism cooperation, shares intelligence with us about shared threats, ac sis to the suez canal for the united states. when violence flares up in gaza, egypt often helps mediate and facilitate a truce through ties with hamas. there's good reasons for the united states and egypt to be partners. it's not crazy that we give them military aid. but we shouldn't dilute ourselves into thinking that reducing aid from $1.3 billion to $1 billion after giving egypt the entire year to meet commonsense conditions will make the sky fall. last year, the government withheld $130 million of egypt aid. of course, the egyptians were angry. it probably made our diplomats' life harder in egypt. our relationship didn't change. evening incorporatings still cooperated with us on counterterrorism. they provided a suez and overflight access. they again facilitated a truce in gaza. why? because all of these areas in which we engage are beneficial for the egyptians. they don't do it as simple payback for the aid. they engage with us on these issues, engage with israel, because it's good for egyptian securi