well, as it were, then it was hard to imagine the middle east at all without the americans leaving. use they can’t leave completely, there is no interest, but they can’t leave, because , firstly, china, which occupies a serious position in the middle east, and secondly, russia , which shows no signs that it is actually going to leave from there , but this is completely useless and therefore the americans will not leave completely, but what made it possible for the local political elites to get a taste of an independent solution. their my own trial shows to me that the americans will no longer be able to return to the middle east in the role that they played before. but china and, to a certain extent, russia, in general, they will remain so. well, serious external players, maybe not security guarantors , as it used to be, but i say it again as mediators and participants in the process from the outside, for one simple reason, the most important thing, probably, is that neither one nor the other country teaches. e lives are about how to live right. and how to live wrong. thank you. we t

it was in this situation that the processes that we now see in the middle east began. which ones have we begun to notice? what, it turns out, the united states is not really needed. in fact, the middle east turned out to be the parting word of the americans. now you yourself, uh, apparently, the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something according to the principle themselves, but let's try. or maybe we have some resource from here peace agreement, but so far preliminary, but apparently. they will be put into practice between saudi arabia and iran. saudi arabia and iran have done that it is pointless to expect any more decisive intervention from the americans. something needs to be done about the situation in the region. well, to put it mildly, it does not. uh, intensive enough to evolve economically and socially, something needs to be done. we have only one quran. let's try to get back to the dialogue. well, be that as it may, it is quite difficult to imagine the middle east without the americans at all; the americans, of course, do not

that's what is called the next morning before the political middle east in general. ntly, how we look americans. why is the question different? that is, we turn out to be quite ourselves, from uh we find ourselves, uh, abandoned, or what? that is, this is such a story that i named for myself, uh, and now you yourself, that is, the americans, uh, turned around and said, well, let's u engage in political constructions that will allow us to continue. maintain your sword one way or the other. it was in this situation that the processes that we now see in the middle east began. it turns out that the united states is the most interesting, that washington began to understand, it turned out that the parting words of the americans. now you're on your own, judging around the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something on the principle of themselves, but let's try. or maybe we have some resource from here peace agreement, but so far preliminary, but apparently they will be. well, there is a lot of talk about what china has done. no, it wasn't chin

so bracy is visit, is seen as another piece in the unfolding, new chapter in the middle east, which has seen a significant decrease in the role played by the western powers in the middle east . when the region is starting to take matters into its own hands. all right, archie correspondent, use of jolly thanks for bringing us those details on the iranian presidents purported visit. now, meanwhile, a bipartisan bill, which would allow washington to permanently sanction iran has been introduced into the u. s. congress to rock state continues to make threats against democracy in actively sponsors terrorism around the world. through this bipartisan, bicameral legislation, we can prevent iran from possessing nuclear weapons and further jeopardizing global peace. the ran sanctions act is one of the most important tools in you are slow to compel, ran to abandon is dangerous and just to belies and behavior sanctions will only be lifted if around stops is threatening behavior. iran, cont, ronald, the clock on us law legislation comes amid a visit to israel by the us house speaker, where he's, whe

the longstanding disputes between and cop braces visit is seen as another piece chapter in the middle east, which has seen a significant decree hours in the middle east when the region is starting. i mean, while a bipartisan bill that would allow washington see permanently sanction iran has been introduced in the u. s. congress is to make threats against democracy and actively sponsors terrorism around the war hammer legislation. we can prevent iran from possessing nuclear well, well, peace. the ran sanctions act is one of the most important ran to abandon is dangerous and destabilizing behavior. if around stops is threatening behavior. iran . contra not. the legislation comes amid a visit to israel by the parliaments, accusing her on of aggressive behavior in the middle east. and diplomatic ties with saudi arabia and iraq, a cause, the rogue radian regime. the turmoil in this region of violence and instability can be traced back to that source with arms its proxy, malicious and pursues nuclear. i ran, seeks to destabilize iraq missiles in syria. it empowers its villa in lebanon, and it is

the west bank and east jerusalem, and syria, the golan heights of israel also fell. the war created an invincible spirit in the israeli people and caused a change in the political balance. in the middle east, preparing for later years, many years later, jamal abdul nasser's daughter said in an interview that my father did not smile on his face until several months after the war, and he never became the same person again. a detail of him about the reasons for this catastrophic failure, four months after the end of the war and when two army generals went to the place of detention of the perpetrator to continue the interrogation , they found his body lying in his bedroom, omar was due to drug use. sami had committed suicide, the spiritual burden on nasser was also very high, and this caused him to suffer a heart attack in september 1969. a year later, a bloody conflict occurred in jordan between the palestinian groups led by yasser arafat and the jordanian army, which killed more than 3 religions and hundreds of jordanian soldiers led arab countries to try to stop this crisis and nasser was at the head of them and after finding this conflict and signing the agreement between the parties

near the experience that i had in the middle east. ut that and that kind of censorship is now it doesn't matter whether. it's msnbc or fox or it's wholesale. so, yes they're the same people and they're and know you go back and all go all the way back to the wars in central america where their primary job was to discredit what. we were reporting on the ground. that's what kagan's was. and abrams was. special to be polite, but that's their job and and they are beating drums of war in ukraine now i it pains me to be here and agree with henry kissinger but in fact he was right on ukraine this is extremely dangerous and even the new york times wrote an editorial this idea that zelinsky is going to all of the territory in ukraine, including those parts that have the ethnic russians, is a fantasy. this is the new york times. so they wrote an editorial, i think in may saying this. and kissinger said of it correctly that, we we can't corner and humiliate putin. he's a major power. and there has to be it doesn't excuse what putin did because as

12 years later , bashar, assad was officially invited to the league of arab states, which made the middle east begin a renaissance diplomacy. and lilac mist it's time for the queen of the bushes. why is it possible to look, but not to tear? any threat to russia's security emanating from the kiev regime will be neutralized about this at a meeting of the security council. he stated our permanent representative and the organization. vasily nebenzya diplomats drew particular attention to the unprecedented level of involvement of the west in the ukrainian conflict. according to him, when there is such a pumping of neo-nazis, weapons in the united states , europe least of all think about the ukrainians themselves , for heated discussions, our us special corps oleksiy veselovsky was watching this time the un security council discussed the supply western weapons to ukraine and their consequences russia, at the request of which the meeting was held , to consider that the west is helping ukraine in order to solve exclusively its own tasks. the goals of the collective west are obvious to everyone, they a

as a way to re make the middle east. and of course, like all neal con plans to re make the world, they both ended an abject failure. and along comes biden with a lot of, uh, obama retracts and he says, hold my beer. i'm going to have the regime change in a rush, you know, forget about this middle east stuff. so i think that's exactly what we're seeing now. there hasn't been a lot of emphasis placed on the us borders for a number of reasons, but certainly the borders of ukraine, or what was ukraine speaking of crimea, and the eastern provinces that are now legally part of russia, according to russian constitution, are those are border issue, but again, i would say it's law as part of a larger us and nato regime change operation targeting russia than anything else. a permanent washington. i like to call them that be elected bureaucrats. they seem to cherry pick when to respect or observe borders or the sovereignty of nations. take the years of illegal us bombing in syria. as one example, no more between syria and the u. s.

the world, we are witnessing that the promise of power to the west is coming to the east, towards eurasia and the country. russia, iran, the middle east and china , mohammad javad reza soltani, sed and sima news agency doroto's laundry will completely remove the smell of the environment from your clothes . millions of euros and it was signed for accompanying gases to be able to be transported from the production sources to the places of consumption , it is necessary to use these equipments, the execution of the death sentences of those convicted of the terrorist attack in the isfahan khaneh neighborhood, terrorists related to the hypocrites, who martyred three people's security defenders and injured a number of others had achieved the substance the effectiveness of various types of microalgae in a knowledge-based company, an applied product in the food industry, pharmaceuticals, and the treatment of diabetes and anemia . the saudi authorities welcomed syrian president bashar al- assad. we examine the differences over the war in ukraine and the type of relationship with the highest economic growth. we examine the challenges of the

so bracy is visit, is seen as another piece in the unfolding, new chapter in the middle east, which has seen a significant decrease in the role played by the western powers in the middle east when the region is starting to take matters into its own hands. meanwhile, a bipartisan bill, which would allow washington to permanently sanction iran has been introduced in the u. s. congress. the rope state continues to make threats against democracy and actively sponsors terrorism around the world. through this bipartisan by camera legislation, we can prevent iran from possessing nuclear weapons and further jeopardizing global peace. the around sanctions act is one of the most important tools in us law to compel around to abandon is dangerous. and the civilizing behavior sanctions will only be lifted if her and stops threatening behavior iran contra. now the clock on us law legislation comes. i made a visit to israel by the u. s. house speaker where he addressed the country's parliament accusing to run of aggressive behavior in the middle east. that's despite around reem. recently re establishi

see where the middle east, but they try to provo. okay. then those are some of the politicians that tried to gain some more influence and better positions for the next day. elections, that is the national security minister s bank we are and those are some odd there from that includes bar t and ministers. and those so far, team members that are coming here, the area, and part of them even the went to the l oxide to the temple mount and all of those pro vacations they may be good for some kind of political for says, but for the majority of these riley, public society and for the police being and send our ups, those kinds of events that bring games, no peace and nothing goods. you've also spoken to us america, i've seen is why we thought activist, but also most floor of us on the food, the deputy mayor of jerusalem, a both of whom gave us pretty different perspectives on this annual. the, the, the world king's is a like been been via this is a model that is sort of walking the talk, hundreds of thousands of photos sitting in school and the occ

about how a businessman from russia got involved in a dangerous game for the secret service in the middle east serious wounds for his life. doctors are now fighting terrorists, they have carried out an attack. in the middle of a working day. the explosion thundered in the barbershop, where the minister went at lunchtime. there were also other visitors at that moment, there were only seven people on the list of victims, luhansk in recent days , despite the considerable distance from the front line, lives like on the front lines of the ukrainian nazis, using absolutely terrorist methods, they are frantically hitting civilians, having received long-range british missiles storm shadow they first used them on amir yusupov transmits to civilians from luhansk according to preliminary information, the explosion occurred at about two o'clock in the afternoon inside the barbershop - this is the very center of luhansk , there are obviously wounded stairs and asphalt care, everything is in blood and obviously the explosion was not weak. this can be judged, because the front door took out meters at 15, and

partnership between russian of honors directly enabling alarms, the stabilizing activities in the middle east, posing a threat and not just ukraine, of course, but also to arrives neighbors. this is a full scale defense partnership that is harmful to ukraine, to the region in the middle east, into the international community. we are using the tools at our disposal to expose and disrupt these activities. and we are prepared to do more, to be accused around of supplying gross it with artillery and time crowns and illegally selling to russia. more than $400.00, you avi's, a claim denied by both, must go on to around this most of us. and also said that the unprecedented level of russian you, any minute, your cooperation poses a threat to the whole world. 2 countries i've significantly strengthened that size and me, the background of western sanctions imposed on both of them. russian, under rainy and states, officials, uninterrupted. those constantly expressing the interest in rising cooperation. must cost live now to professor of the university of toronto, said mohammed mirandi, thanks very much

the political balance in the middle east, the disintegration of the following years. years later, gamal abdul nasser's daughter said in an interview that my father did not smile on his face until several months after the war . interrogating him in detail about the reasons this catastrophic failure happened in the month after the end of the war and when two of the army generals went to the place of detention of the perpetrator to continue the interrogation , they found his body lying lifeless in his bedroom. omar had committed suicide by consuming poisonous substances. the mental pressure on nasser was also very high, and this caused him to suffer a heart attack in september 1969. a year later, a bloody conflict in jordan occurred between the palestinian groups led by yasser arafat and the jordanian army , which killed more than 3000 palestinians and hundreds of jordanian soldiers led the arab countries to try to stop this crisis and nasser was at the head of them and finding this conflict and signing an agreement between the parties on september 27, 1970 and nasser re

ah, we run out of time, you know, with the middle east. so strengthening now, because see iran iraq donations getting been i can see of the arab league working together to form a union. are we likely to see u. s. military presence in the middle east pushed out eventually a lot of party are to people, really a song to get all armed forces out of the country with all the forces that these consolidated sovereignty. and if you look at the region a lot, of course there is a concern in the countries of that he did to consolidate the sovereignty until they should put them to form a president. of course a are forces and we believe the cycling ration between these countries on the basis of which reversed the basis of deborah mitchell. religion with, i mean sort of a saw, well, probably out to other t v this that this, and this is where we are all of the forces in really out. i think yes. right again. i mean, we have recently when i was, i'm pleasant to linda. thank you so much for joining us here. see. good talking to you. we'll see you again soon.

everything to us, now we will have it from the united states to the eastern eastern east because ihor sebe volos, the director of the center for middledies, will be with us and we will although we will maybe about the far east, but about the middle east, now we will start with the middle east and definitely from turkey mr. igor thank you for joining us that we we can say about the fate of erdoğan, the elections. as far as i understand, it's been less than two weeks, and this means, but these are neighbors. this is an important person, an important person, an important country, after all, where will we rest and will there be rest after the war in turkey without zordogan ? is it all because of erdoğ that we must rest with the task? well, i think we will first of all rest in crimea on the coast of the black and azov seas , eh, absolutely optimistic node without any difference . but if we talk about turkey, then the situation there, well, let's say yes in general there only-fifty, that is, approximately certain- the same number of votes, uh, percent of votes , erdoğan and the number of votes have a role . in social networks and in public

and i see, i think he sees himself in the middle of the spider's web with good relations with relations to the east. yeah. and he and there's just with the middle east as well. okay. so, i mean, again, which issue is a comp plan that game. okay. honey, let me ask you about the relationship now with the east and west present drive. the one has got one foot a nato, but he's also got one foot turned towards moscow towards russia. is this a position that's tenable in your view? yeah, this will continue and this is in total harmony with searches for additional for in the policy. of course, it's a balancing act since the very beginning of the republic for this reason, especially in the last couple of years we observed that's an add on. and his party is going through a kind of fructose mon, with many of the neighboring confusing, including syria. we are getting closer with egypt with the gulf countries with united arab emirates. so there'll be a, it will increase in the west the and disrupt freshman. we'll continue because this is quite beneficial for thursday at calling on we think we need this to approa

and with the middle east as well. folly: let me ask you about the east and west. he has one fought in nato and one foot towards russia. is this a position that is tenable? >> this will continue. it is a balancing act since the very beginning of the republic. especially in the last couple of years, we observed that he is going through a lot with the neighboring countries, including syria. this will continue because it is quite beneficial for turkey. it is very important to improve turkeys soft power which was lost with the increase of the hard power. i also expect there will be a handshaking between erdogan and assad in syria. i think if erdogan cannot manage that the problem of the syrian refugees will be solved by sending them back. folly: one about the relationship with washington dc and nato? one of the points of tensions within nato was turkiye agreeing with sweden to join the military alliance. do you see that happening and how does the relationship with president biden move forward? >> turkiye received just over

luring a mercenary from africa from the middle east into a meat grinder in ukraine, they even promiseenship of the european union or great britain. but in reality , a migrant militant can only count on 1.5-2 m² of ukrainian land, and even then posthumously. on nato's drawing and recruiting mechanisms in crimea, the property of the zelensky family was nationalized by several dozen objects owned by ukrainian businessmen, as the authorities of the republic of real estate responded, and the enterprises will be put up for auction with the proceeds and will be spent on the needs of the svo, as well as to help low-income families. what exactly passed into russian ownership in the report of anna voronina oligarch can no longer earn money in the crimean lands the state council of the republic today drew a line on the trading floors and manufacturing enterprises of those who sponsors the terrorist regime now become the property of the peninsula. our main task of the crimean authorities is to clean out all this nazi evil spirits from the peninsula, which they still manage to earn. e on the terri

bashar al-assad spoke of an opportunity to remake the middle east. rder to el salvador but at what cost? -- plus bringing order to el salvador but at what cost? welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start with a focus on two summits of miles apart involving some of the world's most powerful leade. we begin with the arab league summit in saudi arabia, where syria's president appeared for the first time in more than a decade in the first time since his country sank into a bitter civil war. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy also addressed that body. he spo of very different war, the one his country is currently fighting against russia. he serves as a bridge to the other summit, the gathering of g7 leaders in japan. he is due to address that summit this weekend. already summit leaders taking steps to support ukraine's war effort. nick marsh has been covering everything that's been taking place in hiroshima. some big news coming from this summit regarding russia. some tough new sanctions. talk of fighter jets. walk us through

only now those 20 years have brought him those directed against our country, and not against the middle easts than 38 million citizens of these countries are forced to become migrants in the so-called controlled chaos in the middle east, which is more than in any war since 1900, but it turns out that here, too, one can benefit in general, by the way, americans say. um, again, what the french say you take your hat off to any conflicts in the world and any revolutions. america was the beneficiary. and who benefits from it? let's say migration history. look what the fox news host takerkanuson is saying, who was fired for what he said, not what the white house likes, moreover, a ban on any channel under his contract until 2025. listen to spruce university true the number of illegal migrants in the united states is 22 million people, not 11 million. as this fact is considered. the first fact is the second day the party officially calls for the full legalization of all illegal us immigrants with the provision. they are all rights, citizens, including the right to vote in threes, the vast majority

the level of mutual trust in the middle east is growing . the authority of the americans, on the contrary, is sharply declining. what do you think, what conclusions do the us state department draw from this, quite predictably, they attribute all their miscalculations and crimes to the actions of the so-called russian propaganda and are developing plans for an information war with moscow according to our data, an extremely painful reaction in the united states and great britain is caused by the agreement reached in march this year with the active assistance of china to restore relations between saudi arabia and iran washington. london is accustomed to playing on inter-islamic contradictions. they see the positive processes in this region as the failure of a long-term policy to strangle tehran and a direct threat to their strategic positions . undermine the emerging dialogue and discredit the mediating role. beijing , the traces of this destructive work are already clearly visible in the global information space. however. i am sure that in the

only now they are directed against our country, and not against the middle east, which these 20 yearsave led to. so called controlled chaos in the middle east, at least 30-8 million. citizens of these countries are forced to become migrants, which is more than in any war since 1900, but it turns out that one can profit here, by the way, americans say. eh, again. what the french say hats off any conflicts in the world and any revolutions , it was america who benefited. and who benefits from it? let's say migration history. here's what foxus host tackerkanulson says, who got fired for saying things that aren't what he likes the white house, moreover, with a ban on entering any channel under its contract until 2025. listen to eat. whom university the true number of illegal migrants in the us is 22 million people, not 11 million. as this fact is considered. the first fact of the second gamepathy officially calls for the full legalization of all us illegal immigrants with the provision. they are all rights, citizens, including the right to vote portrait, the vast majority of new citizens v

wallace resides, america's pursuing a forward strategy of freedom in the greater middle east, george bush at the g 8. this sum of 2004 june, announced the greater middle east project that washington's goal was to turn the middle east into a free market. paradise like the turn poland, and the countries of eastern europe was struck there. the more than 5 years we have been actively engaging with was active as across the middle east and north africa the we saw president obama dispatch as a special on voice. frank listener junior, whose father, by the way, was frank, was your senior a long time c, i a official, frank, was there juniors and background is a diploma and also has been accused of having his own links in the c. i went to basically tell him president mubarak, you've got to transition hi, david groves, a policy research or the rand corporation, which is a non profit institution that helps improve the policy and decision making for research and analysis. that means good. eh, what would it be important to change this to the maybe county a lot more. i look for you to get some food o

uh, did i mention the term you'll continue if to me, sir, uh, add on to the nurse to balancing the middle east, including the it's right and also salad the are of you. and if you don't want any kind of the caustic in middle days, why if there is now there is an conflict in the middle east. no, i can be sleep easily. they are homes. so after the election in monday, good people come to his line, the correct the, his opinion of the party and policy direction in peace. build it established by them and stuff like that without the fees at home and piece after wards. misery, talk to you, the shane, professor of international law international relations, an export of international terrorism, military and history. thank you very much. earlier recross live to local corresponding as their own truck reporting from a police station at nissan bull. she gave us the latest updates on the ground on election day of the most part to charlotte, 8 o clock all around to kit and will continue until 5 pm. today we have almost $64000000.00 registered voters all around to, to, to go to the point of tears and then cast

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after 12 years , bashar, assad was officially invited to the league of arab states, which made the middle east begin a renaissance diplomacy. well, also lilac mist, the time of the bush queen has come. why is it possible to look, but not to tear? the movement of trains between sevastopol and simferopol is completely restored, the composition already follows the schedule the day before on one of the hauls, eight wagons derailed with grain, about 150 m of the roadbed was damaged by the railway between the two largest cities. crimea turned out to be interrupted for passengers , they launched bus routes, in order to restore the path, specialists worked without interruptions and in the evening eliminated all consequences of the incident. a small victory is now being celebrated in the lugansk republic. there, for the first time in decades , new trains set off. mikhail chernov found out what this means for local residents on the spot . the morning rush hour at the rodakovo station is a crowd of people. for many, the train is the only way to get there quickly and cheaply. these women travel with trans

better to get out to their old friend , this sounded, including in relation to nato activity in the middle eastng to naryshkin, the training of militants of terrorist groups for acts of sabotage against russia, and, by the way, the trick factor is, in principle, directly confirmed by one of the british resources that began inviting immigrants from the middle east and north african countries to work in ukraine a. what kind of work does boris ivanin offer? and what legend did they come up with for cover? when the mercenaries are ready to go to ukraine ended in nato countries to look for cannon fodder, apparently, they decided among the migrants who are rushing west from africa and the middle east, here is an announcement on the website of the british job search aggregator, the vacancy at first glance is quite ordinary specialist in the repair of military equipment, but for some reason a solid payment of 20,000 pounds sterling. well , it’s clear why such sums for participation in the ukrainian counteroffensive are in the job description, as they say, the applicant needs strong physical and, most i

is renewing its relationship with the middle east. we will talk about that with jane harman who is joining as to discuss. that is next on balance of power on bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ >> let me state clearly upfront what president biden has said himself our commitment to the middle east region is unshakable because the region is vitally important to our shared future and deeply interwoven with american interests and those of our allies. >> jake sullivan the security advisor speaking last night about new partnerships between the united states and the middle east. jane harman joins us to discuss, thank you so much congresswoman for joining us we have jake sullivan going to the middle east this weekend not just the saudis coming to the table the. i'm calling it the new quad. what strikes me and from mr. sullivan's speech is that it's no longer security that is the bedrock of th

only now directed against our country and not against the middle east have brought these 20 years. alled controlled chaos in the middle east of at least 38 million citizens of these countries forced to become migrants, which is more than in any war since 1900, but it turns out that here, too, you can benefit, by the way, the americans. um, again , what the french say, you take your hat off any conflicts in the world and any revolutions , it was america who benefited. and who benefits from it? let's say migration history. here's what the foxus host takerkanuson says, who was fired for what he said, not what the white house likes , moreover, a ban on any channel on his contract until 2025. listen to yale university, the true number of illegal migrants in the us is 22 million people, not 11 million. how is this fact. the first fact of the second gamepathy officially calls for the full legalization of all illegal us immigrants with the provision. they are all rights, citizens, including the right to vote in threes, the vast majority of new citizens vote for the democrats so the fourth.

are witnessing in the world that the promise of power is coming to the west and to the east , in the direction of russia, iran, the middleina. mohammad javad reza soltani . may nasser and the official start of the mehr housing project was started at the country level, 204 thousand residential units are defined as urban and the destination of which 839 thousand units of 6 are bought by the owner himself and only from bank facilities. part of mehr housing was placed in 19 new cities of parviz new golshahrs, which is located 17 kilometers northeast of tehran and has a lot of housing, these residential units were supposed to be built for a maximum of two years from the start of the executive operation. the expectations of the housing applicants is mehr. which government should i ask after you, but we, as the government and as people whom these people trust, and we as their servants , are making a story. the top floor of this building is one the iranian mother, who is the subject of her daughter's favorable conditions, was one of the applicants who, due to her personal problems and the inability to provide the price managemen

so bracy is visit, is seen as another piece in the unfolding, new chapter in the middle east, which has seen a significant decrease in the role played by the western powers in the middle east . when the region is starting to take matters into its own hands. to discuss this in debt, less close lives to political analyst on professor wrong university side. mohammed run day many thanks for joining us on the program this evening. so this is the 1st phase. it's by the radio president, case theory, since the start of the civil war in 2011. why has it taken so long given before the relations between the countries? that's actually a valid criticism. inside iran, there has been criticism of the previous administration and the president and the job for not traveling to syria and the current president, dr. a. c, is seeking to rectify that. one of the problems has been that during these years where western countries lead at dirty war against syria, the iranians have been deeply involved in helping protect the country against eisen, al qaeda and their affiliates. but the economic aspect of the relat

culpability and could have deal to fish with america's pursuing a forward strategy of freedom in the greater middle east. george bush at the ga to summit of 2004 june, announced the greater middle east project that washington's goal was to turn the middle east into a free market paradise like they had turned poland, and the countries of eastern europe was shock therapy with more than 5 years we have been actively engaging with our, with activists across the middle east. in north africa, we saw prisoner obama dispatch as a special envoy, frank wisner junior, whose father, by the way, was frank was in your senior a long time cia. ah official frank wisner junior as a background as a diplomat and also has been accused of having his own links to the c i a point to basically tell them president mubarak you've got to transition hi i'm david groves a policy research at the rand corporation which is a non profit institution, it helps improve the policy and decision making for research and analysis. lorraine corporation, a will be important to change the school, the america and me, a labourer. and if we need to g

israel via us house speaker where he address the parliament accusing terran of aggressive moves in the middle east, novice despite iran, just recently re establishing diplomatic ties with saudi arabia. and there were those threats have one primary cause, the rogue radian regime. most of the turmoil in this region of violence and instability can be traced back to that source which continues to fund terrorism, arms its proxy, malicious and pursues nuclear weapons. iran seeks the de stabilize iraq. it wants to entrench missiles in syria. it empowers the terrorist organization, has the law in lebanon, and it is fueling a brutal civil war in yemen. and among all this aggression, it seeks to encircle israel with hostile forces. ah, we must always remain resolute in our commitment that iran will never acquire a nuclear weapon. just the same old same old really hardly surprising remarks from the us. how speaker? well, we took it upon ourselves to discuss this issue with experts from both israel in the us to get to perspective on how this might shape regional geo politics work. speaker mccarthy says, is th

are now seeing an engagement between them where president zelensky is looking to engage with the middle east are told in the case of saudi arabia they will discuss energy cooperation as well as president zelensky�*s own a piece for the which does not involve territorial concessions —— peace formula. this keeps ukraine on the agendas of alternative nations that do not fall under the category of western allies and it'll be interesting to see what longer term guarantees he can secure from visit and there is speculation over whether he will turn up in person for the g7 summit injapan. we have not had any confirmation yet but we do know he will be speaking, but we think it will be remotely. no stopping his diplomacy but we are seeing a different strategy now. james waterhouse in kyiv. much more coming up at the top of the hour on the arab league summit. hello. the focus of the showers today mainly across parts of the south, but it's going to be a role reversal as we step through this weekend where it's going to be scotland and northern ireland that see outbreaks of rain at times, but largely fine

in these years, it has been busy implementing its ambitious plans in egypt and the middle east, which has the support of the popular front both internally and has an important global ally such as the soviet union. this country is directed to help the rebellion of the leftist colonels the overthrow of the royal system was one of nasser's biggest preoccupations in these years . he participated in the first arab-israeli war in 1908 and was forced to surrender his region to the israeli army due to the compromise of arab leaders such as king farouk with israel . do something for the palestinian refugees to return to their land, and this was perhaps nasser's biggest wish in those days. on the other hand, egypt had the largest arab army in the neighborhood of occupied palestine , and many people expected this country to face the zionist regime in the arab world. manzoor nasser after the suez war in 1956 together with his friends, he was trying to rebuild the egyptian army and armed forces, and in these years his biggest partner was none other than the soviet union. those days mean chi-54 to

so the out of the should enjoying the peace, 40 environment in middle east and continue to develop. but the us has used of show balancing method for more than half a century to create charles and that is older, the middle east, which in turn, a make middle eastern country, depend on that. he states police, this is an important protect the from awful rast and duties and diplomacy. so not all sorted out. but if we can knock diseases, a good 6 email pinning the you as a sure to respect as those regional countries. and not only, not just to treat them as a tools or even jump to a beautiful, beautiful accept such a net key. and i need a way when it not in use and use h to wipe your mouth when it is useful. well, it's a very conspicuous matter for, as i think it's not yet inspiring for our neighbors and ukraine who remain in a very close relationship with the united states. to the extent that the, that own country has been sacrifice for the sake of the fighting russia. now, as i'm sure, you know, many people in russia were inspired by china appointing its own algoy for the conflict in your