the answer is always tunisia. anthony has effectively demonstrated that the revolutionary potential can materialize in a positive way. i will conclude with an observations on what came at the beginning. the news coverage of early 2001 examined in retrospect, some of the reporting was caught up in the exuberance. this network and this program included, that is not an admission of error or even even millions of people in one country after another were tasting freedom of expression. for the very 1st time, the boys finally telling their own stories, driving their own revolution. the journalism was a reflection, it focused on what was happening at the time, and it remains undiminished by want was. when you're standing in the moment of defeat, you are inclined to look back on the beginnings and to just completely dismiss him as childish or naive or premature. i think one of the main responsibilities that we have as journalists, is to be able to retrieve and reflect on that moment. and it's very, very important for us to

the united states has also been critical of tunisia. we strongly support the democratic aspirations of the tunisian people and inclusive and transparent reform process is crucial to restore the confidence of the millions of tunisians w. h. o. either did not participate in the recent referendum. oh, our opposed the new constitution. tunisia has experienced an alarming erosion of democratic norms over the past year and reversed many of the tunisian peoples hard one gain since 2011. but again, criticism of tunisia is secondary to a large flow of us arms sales to the government of tenicia from u. s. weapons manufacturers, many in the united states, were hoping joe biden could convince saudi arabia to increase crude production output and drive the price of oil down. now, saudi arabia will be increasing output a little bit, but not enough to drive down the prices for september. now, while the oil may not be flowing as desired, us made weapons certainly are makes you wonder what the priorities of u. s. officials really are. caleb martin, r t.

but in tunisia where the arab spring began democracy and pluralism are taking root. we can do more together to help uneasy and consolidate their democratic gains. the us state department was quick to criticize a new constitution, claiming it is part of, quote, an alarming erosion of democratic norms. however, what they didn't say was that after tens of thousands of people died as a result of the arab spring, the only success that came from the protest fueled by the us were the governments that were overthrown. but i'm sure the promise of democracy and a better way of life as told by the west. it is now nowhere to be found. that was rachel blevins, wrapping up this our program here on asi international. it's about 528 on tuesday morning here at moscow. a pleasure having you with us. we were thrown at the top of the hour with more of your worldwide headlines. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy

the united states has also been critical of tunisia. we strongly support the democratic aspirations of the 2 nice people and inclusive and transparent reform process is crucial to restore the confidence of the millions of tunisians w h. o. either did not participate in the recent referendum, alar oppose the new constitution. tunisia has experienced an alarming erosion of democratic norms over the past year and reversed many of the 2 nation people's hard one gains since 2011. but again, criticism of tunisia is secondary to a large flow of u. s. arms sales to the government of tunisia from us weapons manufacturers, many in the united states were hoping joe biden could convince saudi arabia to increase the crew production output and drive the price of oil down. now, saudi arabia will be increasing output a little bit, but not enough to drive down the prices for september. now, while the oil may not be flowing as desired, us made weapons certainly are makes you wonder what the priorities of us officials really are. caleb martin, r t new yor

in any case, no civilian should face trial before tunisia, military courts, this travesty of justice must stop. so what did a people of 2 news your walk? well officially, 96 percent of voters supported the new constitution in a recent referendum, but only 31 percent of them actually voted on below, turn out serves as a reminder that the transition to democracy hasn't actually been all it was made out to be despite the praise hillary clinton gave the north african nation back in 2011. we have an enormous stake and ensuring that egypt and to need to provide models for the kind of democracy that we want to see. that transition was rewarded with more than $1400000000.00 and funding from the us state department, as well as around $685000000.00 from washington and tories agency for international development. so why then did a 2020 international public institute survey find that 87 percent of the people in tunisia believe their country was headed in the wrong direction. it appears that despite the thank you gifts from the west, the new system has been met with criticism from members of the

in any case, no civilians should face trial before tunisia, military courts, this travesty of justice must stop. so what did people and to nature want? well officially, 96 percent of voters supported the new constitution in a recent referendum, but only 31 percent of them actually voted on below, turn out serves as a reminder that the transition to democracy hasn't actually been all it was made out to be this by the praise hillary clinton gave the north african nation back in 2011. we have an enormous stake and ensuring that egypt in tunisia provide models for the kind of democracy that we want to see. that transition was rewarded with more than $1400000000.00 and funding from the us state department, as well as around $685000000.00 from washington and tories agency for international development. so why then did the 2020 international republic institute survey find that 87 percent of the people in tunisia believe their country was headed in the wrong direction. it appears that despite the thank you gifts from the west, the new system has been met with criticism from members of the pub

and notably encouraged and sponsored by a handful of western back and jos tunisia was the only one that saw a transition to a democratic government. but politicians in the west are no longer bragging about the progress they helped foster. as kenesha was president, just over saw the creation of a new constitution that gives himself a host of new powers. this comes after he suspended the country's parliament, fired the state prosecutor, and gave himself the power to rule by decree. criticism of the government's decision has been met with backlash, including a prison sons for one independent journalist which was condemned by amnesty international tunisian authorities are perfectly free to dispute and counter what media report about them without arresting and prosecuting journalists. in any case, no civilian should face trial before tenicia military courts. this travesty of justice must stop. so what did the people in 2 news your want? well officially, 96 percent of voters supported the new constitution in a recent referendum, but only 31 percent of them actually voted on. the low turn out

in any case, no civilians should face trial before tunisia, military courts, this travesty of justice must stop. so what did the people of teenager walk? well officially, 96 percent of voters supported the new constitution in a recent referendum, but only 31 percent of them actually voted on. the low turn out serves as a reminder that the transition to democracy hasn't actually been all it was made out to be. despite the praise hillary clinton gave the north african nation back in 2011. we have an enormous stake and ensuring that egypt in tunisia provide models for the kind of democracy that we want to see. that transition was rewarded with more than $1400000000.00 and funding from the us state department, as well as around $685000000.00 from washington and tories agency for international the.

in may, consciousness told us, well, with tunisia, while it is closed.n touch, then they stopped already. uh, all sorts of phone calls, because they just didn’t pick up the phone, put it down and the office of the travel agency, the shopping center is written in capital letters sletat.ru, everything looks pretty official and you don’t have any thoughts that you can deceive the director of the paradigm company sergey mamichev, really for some time worked on a franchise under the brand of a major travel aggregator, but the contract with him was terminated almost a year ago, the management company was also forced to apply. just the consumer supervision phases of the law enforcement agencies, because after the termination of the contract on the paradigm did not debrand the office of the travel agency. applications to the police rained down, but most of the victims refused to initiate criminal cases, apparently, feeling impunity, the entrepreneur still sells non-existent tours, but so, here, why do you, uh, continue to conduct your activities, if you do not h

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it's the city for the dental drink. tunisia and this is a huge forest area with a local trujillo, mediterranean trees. and it's basically it's dance. and of course, there is a rock star convention because there was one now, you know, wetland guy, an area of thought of. and of course, these, a lot of people get trucks in the middle of the forest, they died, somebody went to brought the, brought the national reserve animals. and there is also some wire, the semi contribute, the animals who are sitting around and will fortunately, many of them get burned and among them the visitors. and it's really, really a big drama and right now where they don't know exactly what happened and they still carry on trying to stop the fire. because the, the problem is that it's in the middle of the forest and the forest is a huge. and it's the huge mall, opens up the small border between adria and kanisha. the area i'll start gust formally target now is going to corrupt area off the scholar area of thought of an area of the far east of audrey at $600.00 east. about, you know, the not i'll juris i'm told i'm stuff a

the same company, in october last year, i bought a tour and angela romanova was supposed to fly to tunisiay. we were told, well, that's what we are carrying, for now. it will be closed. we will be in touch, then they stopped already, uh, all sorts of phone calls, because they just didn’t pick up the phone, put it down and the office of the travel agency , the shopping center, is written in capital letters sletat.ru everything looks pretty official and there is no thought that they can deceive you, well, the director of the paradigm company sergei mamichev, really worked for some time on a franchise under the brand of a large travel aggregator, but the contract with him was terminated almost a year ago, the management company was also forced to apply. just trepnadzor phases law enforcement. because after the termination of the contract, the office of the travel agency was not promptly debranded. reports to the police poured in, but most the victims were denied initiating criminal cases, apparently, feeling impunity, the entrepreneur is still selling non-existent tours, but so, that's why yo

she give you what's walked out, obviously fooling theater in tunisia and julian until you want to dish w zealand via i know dish w 0 to you on this on the mesh need all single moms and pest control. yeah. unless the reason us had germany is so dangerous is it denied the sovereignty of the country. ah. but march 24th 1999. the day yugoslavia was annihilated and it was covered on live tv. with with lawyers. so jenna lexington and general bullshit, are dealing with us the events and still remember those terrible days a week for close it really major part of the send them a quick source to commit to was not even our be my. and i would, i am at each school. democrats, miss wander, she wouldn't again, quinn milas m. yeah. we don't tackle motion 5 is a quiet was found on the resource which is out in the proceed in our full bicycle brand new knots. yeah. summer with regional b is one, i'm really cool. catastrophic operation allied force has been called a genocide with slobber done. milosevic is tyrannical regime. the justification but many saying the real reason was yugoslavia economic indepen

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and then later when things get very very sticky in tunisia eisenhower calls on him to save the day in tunisia, and once again patton pulls eisenhower's bacon out of the fire so to say and eisenhower will turn to him later in the war and say george every time i get a promotion i get attacked and george responds ike every time you get attacked. i save your bacon. they knew each other very well. now a course george patton will go on from north africa to the invasion of sicily. where he beats one of the finest units in the german army the herman gary division. which is given a verbal reference in the movie. patent knows how to command he knows how to use history. he knows everything there is to know about warfare, but he has a trick up his sleeve also will touch on in a little bit. then the great invasion is getting prepared. that patch you see is that the patent war? and that a lot of gis. and others war it's foose. god united states army group. i understand if you can find one of the originals of these it's quite valuable now fooscog was the phantom army that was set up under patton. to

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most of the deaths were near the border with tunisia.efighters and helicopters are trying to contain almost 40 blazes, which are threatening residents in several provinces. more than 350 people have been forced to flee their homes. scientists are warning that europe's drought could be the worst in 500 years. wildfires in southern part of the continent are still devastating large areas, but as nadeem reports, extreme rainfall is also causing chaos. [shouting] reporter: firefighters retreated briefly in southeastern spain, trying to stop the flames from reaching houses near valencia. huge fire began when lightning struck in the weekend, fueled by strong winds. it has forced hundreds from their homes. so far this year, spain has had almost 400 wildfires. they have already destroyed more than three times the area consumed by flames in 2021. they have been fueled by heat waves and drought conditions that scientists attribute to climate change. in germany, the drought means you can see so-called hunger stones at various sections of the rhine r

development of africa e-e 108 at the initiative of the japanese government, which will be held in tunisia this whole weekend, i am the country that next year will chair the g7 in japan, e-e works closely with the international e-e society, applies its own experience, putting all efforts to establish the peace of the restoration of ukraine as soon as possible. of space i want to invite the secretary general of nato and jens stoltenberger to take the floor thank you very much, mr. president zelenskyi , the president of ukraine 8 years ago, russia illegally seized crimea, taking it to one of the most militarized areas of the planet, and it became a springboard for a full-scale attack science six months ago president putin because he can break the ukrainian people and its armed forces, that he can divide democratic nations, that he will be able to dictate his conditions, but he did not have on the radio, he was wrong, many friends of ukraine are testifying with their presence today that ukraine survived six difficult months of war, but we also showed our extraordinary ability to choose brutal

so, east in the border with tunisia and northern virginia is no stranger to wild fires . what's different this here? this year is the fact that it's in the area. it's very remote area because the area of the company last year, it was area where there is a lot of roads to get access. but the problem with these areas there is no road, no axis. it's a, it's a lot of trees in land. and of course, it's the area where forests and mountains and no axis, and the people get dropped in, especially in this so called the national reserve abrupt here, which is the animal reserve and also assume where a lot of visitors been get dropped. and we've seen recently the big drama, the small mother, we lost her 4 kids with her, get her and get dropped in the area code, which is for the south of august area. their gust a teach my guess, which is no cigarettes. it's not far from, from the move of at thomas ana, which is the national park. and it's, you know, situations where it's difficult. now, dramatic situation there. thank you so much sites she took in algeria for describing it to us. china

crossing of the mediterranean to europe. abdulla is just 17 years old from caravan, a city in central tunisia for the past 3 months. he has been coming to this park to look out for containers as ships that he can't jump on to hitch a ride to europe. poorly ifd volva thought my father is out of work. my mother is old and sick. i have a sister studying. i studied up to great 7, then dropped out to help my family. i tried to get training for a job, but i couldn't find one. i have to help him. i know it's risky. i don't have any other solution but to go abroad and get a job. white's waiting. sometimes 4 months. they say they are often arrested, beaten, and even have dogs set on them by police several times. 19 years old a tiff shows the scars on his leg where he says ponies dogs bip him. well, the bad, bad last year my mother sold a land that she'd inherited to pay traffickers for me to cross to italy, off the coast guard round and sank. our boat, i nearly drowned, even though i'm a strong swimmer to his. he has a beautiful country, but only for those who have money off i had some money. i'd star

helicopters are continuing to drop water on some areas, but the fires near the border with tunisia areen hearing evidence from a woman who claims that the singer r kelly abused her "hundreds of times" before she turned 18. r kelly is facing child pornography and obstruction of justice charges. last september, he was convicted of sex trafficking and racketeering. the afghan taliban says that at least 21 people were killed when an explosion ripped through a kabul mosque during evening prayers on wednesday. more than 30 others were injured. officials say the security forces are searching for the perpetrators. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, has more from kabul. after many hours of silence, taliban officials have now finally given figures for the casualties, both the dead and the injured, from last night's devastating explosion at a mosque in the north—west of kabul, but given the number of casualties, including young children, who were admitted to the main emergency hospital here at the centre of kabul run by an italian ngo, there is fear that those figures could rise

for the study of africa denys moskalyk is among the african supporters of ukraine at the un egypt, tunisiad libya are russia's partners - this is sudan from m2 btreya last week, in order to strengthen russian-african ties, the minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov toured egypt, the congo, uganda and ethiopia in aggression , the country has a huge potential that is not used. the continent is mostly neutral, despite the fact that russia has been paying a lot of attention to informational, political and economic work for many years here and ukraine, in its turn, completely despite the powerful work of the western snake, however , they usually do not reach the african consumer in the asian region, russian influence is less, according to expert yuriy poita, in particular , representatives of the seven countries of the asia-pacific economic cooperation condemned the actions of moscow among these countries japan and the south of ugu china is more cautious at the moment the position of the people's republic of china is most often called pro-russian neutrality and it never criticizes,

of the tunisian team this is the first victory in 24 years our national team won the match against tunisiascore of 3:0 was important for ukraine in the context of the fight for a direct entry into the playoffs, in the event of a victory over direct competitors , the blue and yellow would become the main contenders for the second position of the world volleyball championship takes place this year in poland already tomorrow ukraine will meet with puerto rico in the third tour and we wish our athletes success and the next news release wait in less than an hour and already at 11 watch on the air of our espresso news channel and the euroespresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe shared airing with the atf channel, programs of radio freedom, time-time programs of the voice of america, inclusion of public television journalists, news releases of bbc news ukraine and france 24, as well as the airing of the informational marathon, the only news, together we are strong glory to ukraine, the dekists are surprised by the toilet in the house. and we from ukraine can insure cars, even if you are

el salvador followed by ghana, egypt, tunisia, pakistan.ing more to help cushion the blow imperils solvency and threatens to drive capital completely in the alternative is not much better. massive economic pain, food shortages, and even revolt. francine: a look at dangerous combinations. food shortages and increasing debt. to dig deeper, let's bring in jennifer, great to have you on today's program. if you look at it, the election is extremely close. >> these two leading candidates we have right now, the deputy president and the former prime minister, you talk about this issue of debt we were just managing, you have to look at a few different things. government has been subsidizing a number of key commodities. food inflation, 13.9%. when you think about inflation, you have to think about how the government is going to manage to service some of this debt. it has surged to 69.1%. it has gotten even harder for kenya to be borrowing. this next leader is going to have to figure out what to do to service the debt. when you look at the deputy pres

beldjoud told state television that 2a people lost their lives in fires in el tarf, near the border with tunisiaies suffereing the effects of a record heatwave. the bbc�*s bassam banouini has more. algerian firefighters have been battling a string of places by a drought in blistering heat wave and is killed at least 30 people and left destruction in their wake. devey forest fires and become an annual occurrence of the north african country where climate change is turning large areas into a tinderbox. local media reported that eight people had been burned to death in a bus near the city of 100,000 residents. state television reported this morning that prime minister was visiting the area. according to the countries interior minister, 106 fires have broken out in nigeria since early august, destroying 800 hectares of forest and 1000 acres of wetlands. so i have been caused by arson. the scene sparked fears of a repeat of fires last year which killed at least 90 people and hundred thousand hectares of forest and farmland in the countries north. this catastrophe promoted bitter criticism of the auth

muslim clerics who spoke out against the fatwa were shot and killed in places like saudi arabia and tunisian'tjust salman rushdie�*s life that was irrevocably altered by this kind of extremism, it was the alliance of many others, and incidentally iran never rescinded that fatwa. thanks very much- — let's cross over to washington now to speak to our north america correspondentjohn sudworth, john tell us about the correspondentjohn sudworth, john tell us about the reaction to this attack, and what's the latest? just as this programme came on air, the new york state police were due to hold a press conference. we expect that begin at any moment now. we may hear more details, in particular about the person arrested. at the moment we don't anything, we don't know their age, nationality or possible motive. we may also hear more about salman rushdie himself. other than the fact he has undergone surgery at hospital, there has been no official update on his condition. what there has been, of course, is an outpouring of concern on social media. we heard from cathy ho choi earlier. she said she was hea

this is the first victory in 24 years our national team won with a score of 3:0, the match against tunisia was important for ukraine in the context of the fight for a direct entry into the playoffs in the event of a victory over the direct competitors of the blue-yellow would become the main contenders for the second position . the volleyball world championship is being held in poland this year, and tomorrow ukraine will meet puerto rico in the third round. you can read more news on our website espresso tv on the telegram channel. you can also see the next news release on youtube at 14:00 and stay on the espresso tv channel, watch espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air of our channel, a joint broadcast with the atn channel, radio svoboda programs, voice of america time-time programs, inclusion journalists of public television news programs bbc news ukraine and france 24 as well as the broadcast of the information marathon the only news together we are strength glory to ukraine some creatures hunt washing machines and we are from ukraine and ins

the united states has also been critical of tunisia. we strongly support the democratic aspirations of the tunisian people and inclusive and transparent reform process is crucial to restore the confidence of the millions of.

the pledge comes as japanese and african leaders meet in tunisia to discuss economic growth on the continentcts. the eu foreign policy chief says serbia and kosovo have settled their dispute over the movement of citizens across the border. josep borrell tweeted that with eu mediation, serbia agreed to abolish entry and exit documents for kosovo id holders, while kosovo agreed to not introduce them for serbian id holders. hong kong's peak tram, one of the city's most popular tourist attractions, has reopened with a new look after a year—long closure and a multi—million dollar makeover. kathryn armstrong has more. back on track with a different look. hong kong's peak tram was closed injune last year amid strict border controls aimed at eradicating covid—19. it dates back to 1888 and offers views of hong kong's skyline as it climbs to victoria peak. the tram normally attracts millions of visitors per year, but the city's closed borders saw numbers dwindle and was a key reason why the face—lift ended up being $15 million over budget. covid has affected all industries in hong kong, particularly t

east and north africa, and notably encouraged and sponsored by a handful of western back and jos tunisia was the only one that saw a transition to a democratic government. but politicians in the west are no longer bragging about the progress they helped foster. as kenesha was president, just over saw the creation of a new constitution that gives himself a host of new powers. this comes after he suspended the country's parliament, fired the state prosecutor and gave himself the power to rule by decree. criticism of the government's decision has been met with backlash, including a prison sons for one independent journalist which was condemned by amnesty international.