. ♪ >> tunisia's political crisis is deepening. president has dissolve the parliament, accusing the suspended members of attempting acute. but they say, they are grabbing power illegally. so where does tunisia go from here? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's been nearly eight months since tunisia's president sat the prime minister, suspended parliament and granted himself rod executive powers. supporters welcome the moves is necessary to root out corruption. but his critics accused him of a coup. now, he says he's the target of an attempted coup. he dissolve parliament after members defied him by voting online to repeal the decrees used to assume near total power. tunisia's constitution says an election must be held within three months. but a former constitutional law professor has rejected this. mp's, including the speaker and head of the largest political party have been summoned to be questioned by tunisia's antiterrorism police. >> the people in tunisia are holding onto the constitution. we reject the

and where does tunisia go from here? i this is a. ready we are a very in problems here with a and the, our ability to overrule b, barbara b a, y, a c or a b a, [000:00:00;00] a b, maybe b or a, a, a months of ever since july of 2021. when president saeed suspended parliament sack the prime minister, president sy, it has been saying that those actions and the subsequent actions that he's taken are constitutional, that he has granted the power to take these actions from your vantage point. are the actions that he has taken, including the last one, dissolving parliament, are those actions actually constitutional? you see that he's a told me that he's a tradition in tunisia of speaking about constitutional cool. and but it could changes and liberalization. and to some extent. ready the setbacks from something liberal to something authoritarian. so what happened to some extent or is very often fail it from different perspectives from the liberal procedure under strictly caution and his perspective. it is something good on to take to const

no, you were in tunisia. you saw what this arabic style of embroidering is like.ippers, judging by because we have a clue. i'm just not sure, and if we take the right to make a mistake and answer correctly. yes, but there you need to think about what will happen if you give the wrong thing, then you will have to give the second one for sure. we take the right to make a mistake, so in the end it's either this or that, i think let's take the black veil, let's, but black. this is the wrong answer. and now yes, white slippers in st. petersburg wanted to get a shark, but in tunisia white slippers don’t think so, that they’re just there. be healthy. how simple it is a symbol of innocence, however, dear friends, the correct answer is white slippers. let's remove the ninth question 50 thousand rubles on the day of victory on the first there is no, in russia there is such a family, wherever your hero is not remembered and the eyes of young soldiers with a photograph of withered look at this look, like the highest court for the guys that are now growing up and the boys can

a strong, large and hardy camel in tunisia is the most respected animal.every person should be like a camel, the recipe is just to walk more less nervous and think less. fresh air leads just such a way of life and saharan landscapes drive away unnecessary thoughts. and if you have to worry, it's only because of the camels. but most often the ships of the desert, and krama obey because of the eight brothers kroza. he is a better shepherd and it is to him that his father most often entrusts the flock of sugar. akram knows how a young driver does not need a compass with his five fingers, the sun is better for him. x i chose the most suitable place where, driving the whole herd, it happens that a restless camel does not want to go to bed and leaves at night to wander into the desert, you have to catch and tie it up in the morning. that's when the camel. maybe even the owner does not like to bite them when they are deprived of freedom 150 rubles. under the tunisian world. that's a lot one camel costs 600-700 dollars. sometimes in a jeep. the father comes to vis

well, festive dishes in tunisia are unthinkable without meat without lamb.am a fan of women. i want to know these tunisians, how they care. well, they just invited me to restaurants and took me away. in the evening, after work, she invited me to a restaurant, and we went and it was delicious. and ate a lot. we talked a lot, meanwhile we cut the meat in turn, the onion. tell me, when you came here, everything is different, well, religion is cuisine, i don’t know the tradition, how it was funny moments, maybe there were when we started to live together and it was necessary to cook e food for my husband. eh, he prefers to eat. uh, only local cuisine, he likes a lot of spices and only colored. that is, it should be, as a rule, red. yes, because the main ingredient of the local cuisine is just harisa, which is a very, very hot pepper. and how would marina did not try to surprise and please her husband with russian borsch olivier pies and dumplings. all in vain did not go did not try. how can you not love dumplings, i don’t understand. next, put a couple of cloves

the average life expectancy in tunisia is one of the highest in the world.fter all, to preserve the health and color of the skin of tunisia, the nectars sung by homers and approved, such as kratom, tender and golden divine nectars, help. our today's program come to an end travel with us. travel yourself. clothes to jump in general careful sberishka, it costs more than all your services . never understand what it means to own a masterpiece. cunning old man, who in a few minutes will crawl right here from greece when he sees, that will blow his head with envy. i can't hear, speak. can you hear me? all is ready. and these are chinese miraculous pills for migraine, don’t ask me the name, i won’t pronounce it even by the verdict of the supreme court recently, the head. the weather just falls apart. so, at the beginning they were not going to kill, they all banged abruptly because of some lousy picture, say a. how much did the painting cost, which was taken out by the dancing curtain? the western auction will pay no less than 400,000 euros. how many small classics

no wonder chic is called the most beautiful oasis in tunisia.s is the same attraction for which all tourists take a swimsuit with them , imagine, you were walking through the desert all day sweating dreaming of dripping water, and then suddenly there was a waterfall, it’s clear but with warm water, by the way, and take into account where we are. this is generally surprising, therefore, can you take a nice picture for me. that's what i suddenly realized, so many times i have already said the word dates so many times i heard about them, and i have not yet tried a single date, they will laugh at me, you know, just buy and eat. it's not about me. now i myself will collect dates on a real plantation that friends. and for me i am here. phoenix come on come on. it turns out that tunisia is the world's largest exporter of dates and imagine with one such palm tree they collect 250 kilos of these sweet and healthy fruits. and the collection. as you can see, it is done manually and the date picker must be at least a little climber. is it a nose? when i was

of and hard to find in tunisia due to the war and ukraine. government is rationing flower and hoping the worst soon passes off into the show. i'm see beard zebulon, as russia continues, it's war and ukraine. western nations are counting on sanctions against russian banks and foreign reserves. to take a deeper biden's, the countries finances future embargoes against russian oil and gas, should they come to pass, which ramp another source of foreign currency. and yet russia has made a point of building up its gold reserves in recent years. could they help the country as it navigates those western sanctions? jewelry stores in sudan are doing well. the north east african country is suffering from the consequences of a long civil war. and gold is seen as a safe haven in on certain times. it's not just sudanese people buying the precious metal russians are also buying on a grand scale, not a jewelry stores, but directly from sudanese mines. according to local media reports, a russian gold rush could be a hedge against western sanctions. the price of the precious metal has gone up around 10

like las had been shoemaker, to switch to alternative methods and not only ins, ozzy's, but across tunisia and along the coasts of other countries bordering the mediterranean sea. that's all from us at global 3000. this week, thanks for watching and don't forget to send us your feedback. we love hearing from you, right to global 3000 at d, w dot com. and you can check us out on facebook to where at d. w to label ideas. see you next week. take care ah ah is math way more difficult in the space? we ask mathias, now we're on the international space station. we are curious to find out more. how do astronauts deal with weightlessness? and why is food and space actually spicier? to day we are taking our tomorrow to do with on d w with this issue. when i arrived here, i slept with a sick people in a room as a 9th and it was harsh. fair. i even got white hair, is that with learning the gym and language head? yeah, a lot. this kids to me and great, but unity to interact with. you want to know their story for my grants verifying, and reliable information for migrants. in many countries, education is

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art that looks more like wishful thinking than the reality on the ground . precious few fishers in tunisia bring in a decent catch these days. many simply abandoned their boats. and young people are leaving. when this villain was looking at the current situation and i have to say that there was no future in fishing, i can only tell young people to consider a different line of work training to be a fisher these days is a waste of time. oh, you can't make a living theme of you at the moment. if you have over biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs. the prime suspect toxic algae, which repeatedly turned the see water read. climate change high water temperatures and rising phosphorus and nitrogen levels provide a perfect environment for the algae to flourish. native species such as see brain suffocate and are dying off in huge numbers. on her medical, her se, the 5th we discovered that had toxic species of algae is responsible for this phenomenon. of the mean is enough. in 2019, there was a very hig

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in particular, in tunisia the state is now rationing flower. the queue is long. the bread baskets and the bakery almost empty. too. nicea normally gets the wheat it needs from ukraine. but supplies of dried up, leaving bread, scarce, expensive, and rationed. there were gap, some supermarket shelves, sunflower, oil and flour, running low today. is that not really? why state no longer has the means to buy in large quantities. and so it's managing sparingly, hoping that prices will fall back to levels from before. oh, this all the, at the level on every corner of june is here grows its own wheat. but mostly the doran variety used for semolina pastor instead of soft wheat. for bread loan isn't it? yes, we're much better paid for growing these cereals. and so we go more towards those than soft wheat. do gavera giblet, though. the price of a buy get has already doubled, showing that a war in europe spread basket affects the daily lives, even of people living thousands of kilometers away. let's take a look now at some of the other global business stories making headline

korea's military says the detected to projectiles launched from the north on saturday. forties and tunisia are working to prevent an environmental disaster after a ship carrying over a 1000 tons of fuel sank off its coast. the tunisian navy has rescued all 7 crew members. authorities now are preparing to float barriers to limit the spread of fuel before attempting to suction. the spillage. tens of thousands of people took to the streets of sri long as capital colombo, calling for the president to resign. demonstrations have been going on for weeks, sri lanka is experiencing its worst economic crisis in independence and 948, with power cuts and shortages, fuel and medicine. thousands of supporters of pakistan's, the former prime minister in franklin rely, rallied against his removal from office. he was ousted by a new confidence voted parliament last week. hon claimed the united states pushed for his ouster after he sought economic support from russia. in the bonus leacock, 3 points against westberg, where a must for was he a dot one. i only to maintain their grip on byron's coat tails, but

dozens of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean after their boats. shank, off the coast of tunisia, 13 bodies were also recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent months have seen an increase in attempted crossings, and dozens of people have drowned mexican city of tier one a has become a staging point for ukrainian refugees looking to make it to the united states. a week ago about 35 people had arrived there, but officials now say that number has reached over a 1000 as a border city. t a one is no stranger to hosting migrants bound for the us. but those migrants are usually from central america rather than europe. our reporters were on the ground. oh yeah. they're around 2500 ukrainians here in p 100 more. arrive in this refugee camp every day. they have a tourist visa for mexico, for them. this is just a self over the final destination. if the united states were friends or family are waiting around 700 ukrainians have been sheltering here for dates. the organizers are struggling with the growing number of refugees. the volunteers, most of them from the united stat

dozens of migrants had been rescued from the mediterranean after their boats sank off the coast of tunisia. 13 bodies was recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent months have seen an increase in attempted crossings, and dozens of people have drowned space ex 1st charter flight has docked with the international space station. the vehicle brought 3 executives to the i assess from the united states, canada, and israel on a week long trip. the space tours each beat $55000000.00 will ride fringe voters cast their ballots in the 1st round of presidential elections on sunday. pole shall fall. right. kennedy marine le pen. now just a few points behind encumbered a manual mccall. he seeking a 2nd term in office. ah, it is only be campaign meeting president my call and to finally talk about french domestic topics. but he could not escape the one thing that's been dominating the news and his agenda in recent weeks will some law. we're here in this moment marked by war, followed by gravity, to remind people of the fact that france still has something to say to the world to soothe a d

dozens of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean after their boats sank off the coast of tunisia. 13 bodies were also recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent months have seen an increase in attempted crossings, and dozens of people have drowned in the chinese city of shanghai, a huge makeshift hospital as open to treat kobe 19 patients. the converted arena has 50000 bands. shanghai has imposed a script lockdown as cases served. the city is carrying out mass testings of its $26000000.00 residents to try to contain the upgrade. there have been more pro chests in sri lanka, as capital colombo. thousands have taken to the streets falling forward the president's resignation. re lanka is suffering from an unprecedented economic crisis. the anger simmering for weeks boiled over last thursday with the protest. turning my own space axes, 1st, charter flight has dock with the international space station. the vehicle brought 3 executives to the i. s s. from the united states, canada and israel, on a week long trip, the space doors each paid $55000000.00 for the ride. whil

dozens of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean after their boat sank off the coast of tunisia. 13 bodies were also recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent months have seen an increase in attempted crossings, and dozens of people have drowned. there have been more protests since relock as capital colombo. thousands have taken to the streets. calling for the president's resignation lanka is suffering from an unprecedented economic crisis. the anger simmering for wheat boiled over last thursday with the protest turning violent french voters cast their ballots in the 1st round of presidential elections on sunday. paul show 4 right candidate marine la penn. now just a few points behind incumbent manual mccall. he's seeking a 2nd term in office. ah, it is only b campaign meeting prison and my call. and to finally talk about french domestic topics. but he could not escape the one thing that's been dominating the news and his agenda in recent weeks will some law. we're here in this moment marked by war, followed by gravity, to remind people of the fact that france s

dozens of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean after their boats sank off the coast of tunisia. 13 bodies were recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent months have seen an increase in attempted crossings, and dozens of people have drown. australia prime minister or scott morrison has announced that the country every will go to the polls on may 21st. the general election is likely to be fought over the cost of living pressures, climate change, and political integrity and morrison's conservative party is currently trailing the opposition labor party in opinion polls after 9 years in power. pakistan's prime minister, the former caricature imran khan has been al, shit from power after losing a vote of no confidence in parliament. the supreme court on thursday restored parliament after con, tried to disband it to avoid the vote. con was deserted by coalition partners who blame him for a crumbling economy and his failure to deliver on his campaign promises. yes ma'am about residence gathered around parliament as assembly members left after the historic late night vo

kristalina: we would sit with three lanka, with egypt, with tunisia.e would discuss realistically what needs to be done. one thing that sri lanka has appointed a sri lankan economist to be an advisor. that gives me hope. tom: he has got to get reelected. what do you need from g7 to effect maximum imf tactics and issues? kristalina: we need from g7 support for deploying the full set of instruments in the imf basket. and we need space to build it for the future. yesterday, i would propose a new instrument. we have a long-term financing instrument specifically for paid gnomic preparedness and for climate action. what we want is to think of building that resilience i talked about in a more comprehensive way. we mean banking sector. now, it is broader. we have to have the economy more vibrant. today is the way we would function tomorrow. tom: you came up with some real struggle in bulgaria. you do this thing and you are like, let's go. what do you say to the imf supporting mr. pruden, direct, indirect? how can the imf address those nations who are not on th

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after their boats sank of the coast of tunisia. 13 bodies were also recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent month, i have seen an increase in attempted crossings and dozens of people have drowned australian prime minister scott morrison has announced that the country will go to the polls on may 21st. the general election is likely to be for to over the cost of living, precious climate change and political integrity morrison's conservative party is currently trailing the opposition labor party in opinion polls after 9 years in power concern of the ukraine on the rise and the cost of living is expected to also shape the outcome of the 1st round of francis presidential election to day. until just weeks ago. pulse was suggesting an easy winful pro european centrist president, a man where my com. but now far right marine le pen is projected to close the gap. i could potentially unseat macro and the run off t w's. sonya found the car went out to gauge the mood among parisian voters. busy brush before me and my new and my car is the only candidate who has the stature of a

dozens of microphones have been rescued from the mediterranean after their boats sank off the coast of tunisia. 13 bodies were also recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent month have seen an increase in attempted crossings, and dozens of people have drowned in the chinese city of shanghai, a hue to make shift hospital has opened to treat poet 19 patients. the converted arena has 50000 beds. shanghai has imposed strict locked down as cases surge. the city is carrying out mass testing of its $26000000.00 residents to try to contain the outbreak. australian prime minister scott morrison has announced that the country will go to the polls on may the 21st. the general election is likely to be for to over the cost of living. precious climate change and political integrity morrison's conservative parties currently trailing the opposition labor party and opinion polls after 9 years in power. pakistan's prime minister, the former cricketer, iran con, has been ousted from power after losing a vote of no confidence in parliament. the supreme court on thursday restored parliament after

dozens of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean after they're both sank off the coast of tunisia. 13 bodies were also recovered and at least 10 people are still missing. recent months have seen an increase in attempted crossings, and dozens of people have drowned pakistan's, parliament has voted prime minister in wrong con, out of office. the former crickets star tried to stop and no confidence vote, but was overruled by the supreme court. lawmakers were now elect a new prime minister. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of brooklyn bout concentration. campbell from the nazis or low cost of ivers and jewish leaders gathered to remember the opening up of the campus 77 years ago. representatives of russia and belarus were asked not to attend, following the killing of a holocaust survivor in ukraine. and he w political correspondent, thomas sparrow, is in a weimar, near born via thomas. or can you tell us about a broken rod and the role played during the nazi machine? there's always a solemn, very heavy atmosphere when you come to former nazi concentration camps. an

so those are countries like egypt, like tunisia, as well as lebanon. >> reporter: ukraine and russia are both major exporters of wheat and sunflower oil. and although this market looks well stocked, customers say they can no longer afford many of items on the shelves. >> translator: the people are living in a state of distress and cannot take it anymore. prices have now increased by 50 to 70%. >> reporter: the u.n. says since the war in ukraine began, cooking oil is up 36% in yemen and 39% in syria. wheat flour is up 47% in lebanon and 15% in libya. tunisia was suffering from a political and economic crisis before supplies imported from ukraine and russia were disrupted. now some bakeries say they have had to close because they can't find any flour. and many shoppers face long lines for bread, if supplies haven't already run out. stores in lebanon with also cutting back. this shop, which has been in business for 100 years, says it's just too expensive this year to make some of its traditional ramadan sweets. before the invasion, lebanon's economy was already spiraling out of control,

that there are no russian directors left, we are importing carbaos owls of some incomprehensible tunisiaing here in general, in the country the question is not the question - the question is not the surname. i see them. here i am the only one, what do you disagree with? yes, i absolutely performances, let's say that minus listen, i heard you, fuck. and here i rarely go to theater and only on the recommendation of those people whom i trust. here, well, here is a miserable theatergoer, so i wasn’t at these performances okay, well, in fact, so to speak, he understands your paphos about it well, understanding what you say in terms of the content of himmler and so on. i didn’t agree with only one thing, for me it doesn’t matter what the person’s surname is, but, well, so that no one thinks that i’m lithuanian or styshskaya there, the surname a priori causes dissatisfaction or is it georgian or jewish or whatever. here i am by surnames never i look i look. i, that's why i think, we all think so, and yes, because they do. they are by last name. this is the only thing that is against foreign tou

it is tunisia's largest maritime oil disaster since 2018, when a collision between a tunisian tanker and a cyprus-flagged ship spilled hundreds of tons of fuel into the sea. in china, nearly 400 million are now living under a full or partial lockdown as china attempts to stop the spread of covid-19. in shanghai, local authorities have reported the deaths of three people with covid, the first since the city was locked down in march. in other pandemic news, philadelphia has reinstated -- philadelphia's reinstat indoor mask mandate goes into effect today. over a dozen local binesses anresidents have sued the city over the mask mandate. or sue the state of pennsylvania. tension is escalating along the afghanistan-pakistan border. on saturday pakistani airstrikes inside afghanistan killed at least 45 people. this came two days after pakistan said militants based in afghanistan killed seven pakistani soldiers in north waziristan. pakistan has accused the taliban-led government in afghanistan of allowing armed militants to use the country as a base to carry out attacks against pakistan. "th

and even in some cases, with the help of pentagon. >> the political mutiny that began in tunisia spread, and has reached libya. >> narrator: for putin, the peril of the arab spring exploded into sharp relief in libya, where rebel forces backed by the u.s. captured his ally, libyan dictator muammar gaddafi. (people shouting, horns honking) >> vladimir putin talked about the fall of libya over and over again. he would talk about the scene of muammar gaddafi, the great lion of libya, reduced to a man hiding in a drainage pipe, cowering with his own gun in his hand, where he was dragged out by his people and was killed. >> (shouting) >> putin watches that tape over and over and over again. it's all he can talk about for quite some time. >> (speaking russian) >> (cheeng) >> tens of thousands came out on the streets to tell prime minister vladimir putin they'd had enough. n,he fervor reached moscow-- protests at his seat of power, the kremlin. >> more than 100,000 people came out to say, "no, enough. we are fed up with this." this was the largest demonstration held in russia, in moscowsince t

with the united russia faction, we are talking about expanding flights to countries such as turkey tunisiabia egypt south africa from april 9, we are lifting restrictions on the fight against coronavirus infection, which has spread to our regular and charter flights between russia and a number of other countries, the incidence rate is on the decline. so it's time to expand the direction that available to our russian airlines. now they can fly without restrictions to 15 countries, including a to a number of states and the npp qatar, mexico and some others. and now we are resuming air communication with fifty-two countries, including argentina, india, china, south africa, and other states friendly to us. at the same time, mikhail shustin said that the government intended to further develop domestic tourists did not note that investors can take loans for the construction of a hotel 5 years the meeting with united russia was held in on the eve of the report of the fireplace in the state duma. it 's scheduled for this thursday. he listed a number of other measures to support the economy in the

in tunisia, we'd love to hear a strategy confronting democratic backsliding, and in south and central asia, we need clarity on whether the administration will waive sanctions for india's purchase of the russian air defense system, and what role will they play in the quad? in the wake of the taliban's broken promise to allow girls to attend secondary school, their crackdown on the media, and the unfolding humanitarian situation, we need an update on the administration's diplomatic strategy. we are facing multiple humanitarian challenges, refugee crises on several continents, one of the worst food and security crises we've seen in a generation. considering this, i do not think the administration's budget request reflects current global realities. the united states must elevate the needs of women, girls and other at-risk populations. we must document war crimes. climate change is a force multiplier, which will exacerbate humanitarian crises and conflicts around the world. it requires us to rethink how we prepare for the future, from the energy crisis in europe and ukraine, to increasing

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if russia's war in ukraine continue, countries in this region, including egypt and tunisia, may soon run out of red. if authorities here don't act so, libya can face the same problem. a crammed rebekah is head of the economic committee for the city of tripoli. he says the government has a 6 month strategic wheat reserve and is working to increase domestic production. dennisville air, asthma to last, prices for goods sawing globally due to the russian ukranian war. especially the price of wheat before basic goods like wheat, oil, rice, and tomato paste was subsidized by the government. but that stopped due to the political crisis and conflict, or according to the un, more than 800000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. in libya, the average income is less than $200.00 a month. if prices increase further, many more may find themselves struggling to cope while trina, o 0 triple, columbian general, and other high ranking army officers of acknowledged their pos, in the extra judicial killings of 120 civilians. it's the 1st time that members of the military have publicly told th