it's about the u. a. e, a lot of uprooting received a big welcome, as it meets the president of the united arab emirates on his 1st stop in the middle east. that is a so called i solution. it's still on the lips of western politicians. the palestinian authority calls on the un just to stop the read length list of the text on gaza saying israel's actions are organized. terrorism reads on multiple budman some to billions of buried in rubble, days waiting for risk. and then uh, i spent 4 days track tons of the rubble without any food to move to. i didn't even have a smooth bottle of move to. i tried to crew out put the rocks in concrete blocks, left indians got the what they kind of and from the un warehouse as humanitarian aid stuff box continuing to risk their lives and gaza. you're on the program. we hear from a spokes person on the palestinian red presidency. hassan. i'm now the situation in the south. how become beyond catastrophe? why people should go? it's already past. there is no left place for anyone

there is no freedom of expression in the u, a. e. there is no freedom of association, an assembly, this very small, extremely limited protest within the space you end zone is historic. these names have never been said out loud and the u. a. e and the release has never been publicly demanded in this way. these demonstrations are an unusual spectacle and you a, where freedom of political expression is tightly controlled. the protests have taken place under heavy restrictions, yet to offer a rare opportunity to speak, where they are far teams would normally shut them down. in the football bundles league by munich, hoping to take advantage and make up round to the back and 1st place of to lead his labor clothes and could only manage adroit last weekend. in order to do that's the on the features, the variance need us to go on the road and face front thoughts on a rainy afternoon, though, so dominated from the outset and level it by and get into the game in a stunning upset. frankfurt wasted no time going straight on to the attack and get p

the russian president right now heading to saudi arabia after visiting the u. a. e. your thoughts on the significance of this trip, i guess a further strengthening of ties. so am i reading too much into it? a good evening to you and i don't think the strengthening of ties is reading too much into it. however, maybe it's not more of a just score as a uh, what is what has been what is expected to be between the 2 important countries and, and in a tribute intriguing, i think the visits uh justifies, exemplifies this energy that is coming right up from the deacon to address the challenges that we need. and i think the role of a fresh uh, as well as it's the role of the china of the us. so you is requested everyone would need to stand at this point and address this very big challenge that we see in our region. what, what, what do you think most of a 100 and do? do you think the main issues are oil, energy, gaza ukraine? what do you think topping the list? i think this is an issue of responsibility when it comes to only. so i think more of responsibility to west energy mark

as off, but he stopped in the u. e a bit earlier, but he was met by the country as president, sue cole put an idea, fred. but now go to the upcoming tolts and re add. let's get some details and hit that live right now to our middle east bureau chief maria from ocean us dining by a just off at 7 pm locally, maria, as we understand the russian president has landed. what are your expectations for this trip? yes, indeed. hello to jo rory deer play of lot of report and has just landed here in saudi arabia. i'm on those. great, a rushes leader on the runaway is the governor of the, the, the region, a very important man, a prince from the kingdom's royal family. i'm some other free shoals, high ranking officials, after the airport fulton is expected to go straight to the palace to meet the king and the crown prince. that will be there 1st in person meeting since 2019. and of course a lot to be discussed. energy humanitarian catastrophe in the guys us through middle is the ability to supplement all the complex in yeah, man. and

the u a. e contributes a lot in stabilizing the situation in the world, being a non permanent member of the un security council. if anything has saved to be from the behind the close doors of the palace, which you can, you can probably still make out in the background over the very beautifully. let's help against the night sky of abu dhabi. but if they were anything close to what we've seen when vladimir putin arrived here to the capital of the way. well certainly, well those this would be breathtaking as were the views because when jets painted the skies and the colors of the russian flag when the motorcade of latitude to the joint b, as schools of well of cavalry and the streets were lined up by russian flags again and the russian national anthem sounded right before the tulips began. well that those pictures were sudley. 8 bits of pill to swallow. for anybody who were advocating for the version that russia has been sidelined at bottom approve and has become an outcast. but he has been shop to

i met the saudi crown prince, an u, a e president. and they did organize a very royal welcome for the russian president, have a look the was a very warm reception right there, the russian president industry out and very good company. frankly, we're discussing all of this with us around university professor side. well, having about on the, you know, he believes that cooperation between russia and the ron can help to pro cook peace in the middle east. it is the responsibility of the wrong to support the oppressed people of that country. we have to remember that when the united states and the europeans were supporting the apartheid regime in south africa, countries like iran, countries like russia, were supporting the and see nelson mandela and other freedom fighters in southern africa. russia is also taking a stance in defense of the policy, new people, russia being a major power, a un permanent member of the un security council has extraordinary influence across the world. so i think both countries have a major role to play in ending th

they provide a fantastic foundation for washington d. e n d u a to grow their relations. i have to say a rule. remember that the way he was invited to join the break to lions, which has already seen some expansion this. yeah. and well, the way you might be a very welcome member here, given that russia has been not trained, uh, they spaby nurturing this uh, economic and political block from its cradle. and by the way, uh, another country, the platinum is in fact right now is en route to saudi arabia. i received a very, very similar invitation earlier when you spoke with how made the huddle and had all the device, public policy research and about the russian presence, visits to the you a i think the visits and justifies exemplifies this energy that is coming right up from the deacon to address the challenges that we need. and i think the role of a fresh uh, as well as is that all of the china of the u. s. so bureau is it, of course, that everyone would need to stand at this point and address this very big challenge that we see in our region. that has been a sort of divisive

he's going to be in the u, a. e, and then he's going to head on to saudi arabia. ways going to be holding file actual tools. he's the latest images we received assignments of those actually is being wasted by dedication. we'll say sold as a bit further on down the carpet. he was altered into the bills and it was a rush as tiny little side as you a flag. not to discuss of course, not just the current situation in and around salsa, web retention mediation assets will be on the agenda for the cold. we're talking about solid, you raping you a coming breaks numbers from january, 20 to 24. not all trades, lots of energy. they are a pack of partners as well. so we'll be covering not we've got our correspondence in abu dhabi, the golf course phones installed to rafia, all the very latest we will have it. so check back in may to assist in sales. much in the meantime is ready. new troops have now reached the city of han eunice in the south. so because of the idea of says it's pushing on with its efforts to wipe out from us fr

the u. a. e contributes a lot in stabilizing the situation in the world, being a non permanent member of the un security council. all these women was, they have been reciprocated by again, the counterparts of let them approve me here in abu dhabi relations between the russian federation and the u. a. have a historical character in recent years. relations have been actively developing in various fields in the interest of both countries and peoples. i would like to emphasize that i very much appreciate your personal and effective role in strengthening bilateral relations and disregard. i would like to say that the u. e is rushes largest trading partner in the middle east and the goal for you sions. and that will be happy to continue our joint work to strength and bilateral cooperation in various fields. well, these pillars visa storage pillars. they provide a fantastic foundation for washington, d. e. n d u a to grow their relations. i have to say a fool. remember that the way he was invited to joi

the visits in the u, a. e, where the country is president, described him as a dear friend. now to tools in the re add web puts inhaled of the bilateral ties between bush f and saudi arabia. i'm invited to the conference, the most a show anymore. just nothing can stop the development of our friendly relations over the last 7 years. our relations of course have reached an unprecedented level . we have stable relations in terms of politics, economics, and in the humanitarian sphere. it's very important for us to exchange information and opinions about what's going on in the region that is very well known. that's why am i putting that in mohammed been set up on a constantly in touch, a lot of phone conversations between the 2 leaders that behind but this is their 1st face to face meeting since 2019 and it was a very war and one the here in the blood report and has praise the relations between the 2 countries saying it has reached unprecedentedly high level in the last 7 years. things do wise. saudi leadership has reminded that the ussr was among the 1st states to recognize the

wild expo 20 fuzzy is the alleged cause of genocide back by nato nations roadside, the ravia and the u. a. e of oppose the u. s. u k and the u nations by calling for a permanent ceasefire in palestine, while the leading newspaper in this region is our music with me again in the studio, is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so 5 coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it been for you personally and professionally? just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this nature nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region. condolences to every citizen, every uh, civilian that has been killed on on either side as an editor, its been equally painful. it's alwa

u, a. e. your rod, you're run into weight. also in the gulf region are likewise ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. between 20162020, the fossil fuel accounted for over a 3rd of gross domestic product in the gulf states. that revenue helps pay for economic development, but it's also funding the transition to renewables. at the same time, the goal for reaching has already been impacted by the consequences of climate change from drought to flash floods and rising sea levels, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. have seen huge expansion and renewable energy use in recent years. just recently the merits announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involved new clean energy investments totaling $54000000000.00 by 2030 that's a positive move. um, but we see that the policies to actually meet their target all or are still not there. and we see they're actually planning to increase still, for example, fossil gas consumption. and they're still massively planning to increase their oil and gas production, which will also

today we are expecting a vote on the u. a. e brokered resolution on a ceasefire and got a and the optimism on your part expectations that it might get past the 1st of all, thank you for having me for this important topic, of course, that you e at a is the dropping the status of lucian up the date as input, the 9 to 9, you and the talk to optical from you and talk to and they would need from that will pass through the and vacations the from the augusta war. and the, i believe that the, this there is a new, it's very home to and to see this are the solution past because of the committee can be though, and there is no um and there is no sign on to know that the americans wouldn't use this veto and because there is, uh, there is no that it according to a and then because of the shows uh, regarding the war in does, uh, uh there is no limitation on the timing of the, uh, the is very easy at having this in military operation. and even if the u. s. the exhaust of the didn't invoke the beetle. i don't believe the, the is right. i believe

arabia, on the 2nd leg of the russian president's trip to the middle east of inputs and visits of the u. a. e was in countries, president described him as a dear friend now to the tools and react where puts in hail the biological ties between russia and saudi arabia. i invited the crown prince to most of the a show anymore. just nothing can stop the development of our friendly relations over the last 7 years. our relations of course have reached an unprecedented level . we have stable relations in terms of politics, economics, and in the humanitarian sphere. it's very important for us to exchange information and opinions about what's going on in the region that is very well known. that's why am i putting that in? well, how much been set up on a constantly in touch, a lot of phone conversations between the 2 leaders that behind but this is their 1st face to face meeting since 2019 and it was a very war and one the here in the outline reporting has praise the relations between the 2 countries saying it has reached unprecedentedly high level in the last 7 years. things do wise. saudi leadership

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u. a. e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome. let's have a look for to of to the and discussions. they're mainly centered around the energy market. so they all in the side that they need to strengthen the corporation within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy markets. so lots has been discussed. latimer boots in the math of, for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was that 48 hours you could say so very busy day and nights indeed for him. so that as well. yeah, lead is in charge of oil rich countries as well. but a lot of the underlying theme, see if you can read between the lines a lot of changes coming in the energy markets in the very near future all season right across the river. thank you. as maureen was saying, the rush of holding $4.00 and $4.00 together experts and investors from all around the world. and we spoke with a doctor of buttons, health care from india to hear about the prospects for more

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u, a. e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome. the and discusses there, mainly centered around the energy market. so they all and i said that they need to strengthen the corporation within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discussed. lot them repeats in the math of, for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was that 48 hours. you could say so very busy that a, an item dates for him. so that as well for you as far as the dental i'm ton a with has, has expressed concerns about the desperate situation in gauze them. and as i said to the security council in a vote, the rarely used on school 99 of the united nations charter more than 8 weeks of hostilities in gaza. and israel have created a policy and human suffering, physical destruction and collective trauma across israel. and the occupied palestinian territory. there is no effective protection of civilians. the health care system and

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u, a. e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome, the and discussions there mainly centered around the energy market. so they all, and now i said that they need to strengthen the corporation within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discussed, a lot of repeating the math of for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was it? 48 hours, you could say so very busy that a, an item dates for him so that as well the us and the u. k. have impose sanctions against to russian nationalism. they accuse of somebody but espionage, but russian authorities say those kinds of unjustified. and clearly these actions are purely opportunistic and politically motivated in nature. aiming at boosting support for the conservative governments in the run up to the elections and demonstrating london self proclaimed leadership. in the n t russian campaign claims the russian hackers conduct a se, then elaborate espio

and then a brief talk with the u. i. e president, letting me put in said the palestinian culture. it will be the focus of the continued negotiations. a must have to and you know, there's no way of knowing it. we also called the right on the international stage. the united was to be there at the average, making great contribution to stabilize the situation in the world as a non permanent member of the un security council. and of course, we are going to discuss the situation in the hottest spots all the world. first of all, in the error of the publicity in the end is really complex, locked up. and of course, i'm going to inform you about the situation with the ukranian cries is the time to learn more on costing lots of water is equal to the general foods in the u. a. e right now. and you know, you go to so much going on behind closed doors uprooted in visiting the u i. e. then re add, of course, tomorrow, here in moscow, the iranian president is coming here. but where you are right now, what's coming so far, fusions, because as well. absolutely, rory, basically all these things that

it announced that the u. a. e would be a launching of $30000000000.00 climate fund with mass of global investment companies like black rob brookfield, t p g. and they say that this fund called altera will be a what is thought to be the largest private investment vehicle for climate change action. another highlight is of that as we speak right now. german chancellor or left shots as launching the climate club, which is basically a club of climate emissions countries. and that's $36.00 countries made up of kind of the leading industrial is nations you can think of and also sheila and was a big to be part of this club. you basically need to be committed to sticking to the $1.00 degree target. if you know, limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees, and you must commit to have congress yet must have concrete plans to reduce emissions in your uh, economy. and i also said there's been a bit of drama behind the scenes. what was that? yeah, there were reports a few days ago that the host country, the united arab emirates, are

u. i. e, there is no freedom of association, an assembly. this very small, extremely limited protest within the space un zone is historic. these names have never been said out loud and the u. a. e and the release has never been publicly demanded in this way. these demonstrations are an unusual spectacle in the u. a where freedom of political expression is tightly controlled. the protests have taken place under heavy restrictions, yet to offer a rare opportunity to see time where they also are, these would normally shut them down. the directions are heading to the polls today to elect their next president voting continues from sunday until tuesday incumbent, former army cheap a bill for to assist you look set to secure more 6 more years. how does the same sales apply to projections? every day he has fewer and fewer customers. so these vegetables still look that a lot of people are not doing well. but at the prices we're seeing or not normal sugars expensive on every thing is it's hard for everyone. no one has enough money, not even knows what the salary. egypt is a deep economic crisis. well bang safe off of rejections leaving poverty or risk of poverty. food prices have rise

the u. a. e, which spearheaded this draft and was working around the clock to get supporters on board, said that it was purposely simple and brief and crucial to protect civilians and may, as with many others said that the price of an action will be felt around the world. in the boss of respect for the security council for its inability to act at such a crucial time. right? yes, it goes to you a saying that the counselor is isolated from world opinion front saying the council has failed once again. and that was an echo. and it was that, sorry, that was a sentiment code by those and 13 of the members who voted in favor of the resolution and chief obstacle as far as the us is concerned. and the u. k. who abstained was they said the lack of language condemning how much is attacked on october the 7th. right, this is true. it did not specifically condemn us. it was the same reason the united states to be towed another draft resolution that was supported by 13 members of the council in the past, the u.

day off to the oil rich host, the united arab emirates, set that fossil fuels must be a positive n e climate. do the u. a e's continued support for oil and gas, caused one member of the main comp 28 advisory board to resign. there's also an good the richer nations and not doing enough to help poor a ones or might know the most vulnerable to not choose between finding climate, change it up in finding poverty. man, you go about that. they'll have to do both. they don't do 5 years on a flurry of financial plant genes have already been made. they include a landmark fun to help the wells forest cope with the effects of climate change. other countries have also come up with plans. germany's life schoultz arrived into by to launch his climate club, which will focus on the comp an icing industries. but for many, these financial promises on notes enough, unless there's real progress, the fear is that this huge summit will change very little. okay, some festive t it before we go. one of germany's oldest christmas markets has just been opened by the christmas angel in your in the chris kent traditionally to clos

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u, a. e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome, the and discussions there mainly centered around the energy market. so uh they all, and i said that they need to strengthen the code duration within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discussed. lot of repeats in the math. all for leaders, pretty much in the space. so what was it? 48 hours you could say so very busy day and night and the for him to the as well as lot of it put an address to major investment far in in moscow. he spoke specifically about one of russia's mainly cannot be partners, india. that is to say, what christmas go, let's do it. first of all, i want to say that the relations between russia and india are developing in all spheres. we never discussed with prime minister moody, the foreign pressure india is facing. i just looked at what's happening and you can be honest. i am even surprised sometimes by he's tough position w

as flex is where the appointment is to benjamin netanyahu. repulsively told his parliament, the b u, a e on saudi arabia will pay for the troubled and slaves reconstruction. say to and here on all to you to get the full story like to in the program, the number of russian citizens are among the 137 hostages still being held in gaza by him us. some of those have already been freed, along with the family members of other up the teams have met with russia's envoy to as well. and television also use them at least bureau chief movie as a notion that has the reports, which includes an interview with a woman who was recently injured in an accident, weeks off of her release. it's been 15 days since the 11th refundable and her mother in law were freed from captivity. and guys of the relief. a speech. a sweet though as this un grandson alexander remains in the hands of him as the women who hold russian citizenship me to the russian ambassador and israel, hoping moscow will step in again. that's the interest of the property while we were driven or but told us where a gift for russia. so when people

have seen other smaller, smaller protest for activists, the imprisoned activists in egypt, and the u. a. e. and we, the, the news agency, a p reports that the protesters had to cross messages to the in the, to the, to the detains a person's. and also had to take off the names of to the u. n. i gave to all the saying allegedly to, according to a b that they could not guarantee for the security on the protest as a message from me. the news to my next shift stalled tech program. thanks the world in progress. health costs to everyone who wants to know more about the topics that concern us. about this story is beyond the headline world in progress. the w plus cost. you can draw the line between the spacings because i don't believe that space is, is a morally relevant criterion anymore than i believe that.

have seen other smaller, smaller pro test for activists, the imprisoned activities in egypt and the u. a. e. we the, the news agency, a p reports that the protesters had to cross messages to the in the, to, to the detains a person's and also had to take off the names of to the u. n. i gave the order saying allegedly, to, according to a b that they could not guarantee for the security on the protest. now, protests uh, going on because people want something more concrete from the ongoing companies, wayne ca, there's a lot of negotiations going on. how much progress has been made so far? yeah, the streets are very loud today, the political process rather quiet. but we know that in the negotiation rooms, the emotional, very emotional discussions being held and the main topic of the main task, the cold task of this conference is the question over the field over the future of a fossil fuel us and to the states. and among them of the united states, as you, but also germany almost a 100 countries which are in favor, often eventual fossil fuel phase out within the country states. most menu, boy, cou

u. i. e, there is no freedom of association, an assembly. this very small, extremely limited protests within the space you n zone is historic. these names have never been said out loud and the u. a. e and the release has never been publicly demanded in this way. these demonstrations are an unusual spectacle and the way we're freedom of political expression is tightly controlled. the protests have taken place under heavy restrictions, yet to offer a rare opportunity to speak out where they also are. these would normally shut them down. in germany, as football buddhist sneak up by and munich was hoping to take advantage of the makeup ground in the battle for the 1st place. so to lead us leave occlusal could only manage adroit last weekend, in order to do that's the undefeated bavarian, needed to go on the road and face front fault on a rainy afternoon. how so have a dominated from the outset and never had bind, get into the game. in a stunning opposite, frankford wasted no time going straight on to the attack and get paid off on 12 minutes. home on my motives submitting his 7th of the season. slap you defending a set onto the crossbar by 5 s i b and my most control, the rebound di

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these names, games have never been said out loud, and the u. a. e and the release has never been publicly demanded in this way. these demonstrations are an unusual spectacle and the way we're freedom of political expression is tightly controlled. the protests have taken place under heavy restrictions, yet to offer a rare opportunity to speak type, where they also are, these would normally shut them down. you know, we used himself back joins us again for 3 by team kind of protest physically for climate johnston aspect of that is adapting to climate change. how far on negotiate is getting on that front. yeah. to make it very short. it's very far. um, climate adaptation is essentially you're seeing of a heating planet. every country on this planet is already impacted by climate change. so it's not only about reducing emissions anymore. it's also about how are we going to live on the, on a warming planet. and this can be adapting to this one. the temperatures could be, for example, building early warning systems, building flat barriers, but also develop

countries have valid reasons, like of course there is meg originations like saudi arabia and the u. a. e. but there's also developing nations like nigeria or uganda. we're saying, hey, we need this revenue from the fossil fuels to develop our economies. and if you guys wanna face them out, we're going to need some significant financial help for this energy transition. so this is something that the global north definitely has to keep in mind when talking about a foster facing. i mean, you know, it, this could be a matter of semantics here, but at the end of the day, if you want to be carbon neutral, carbon neutral means carbon neutral, right? i mean, if you don't want to put it in print, it doesn't change the fact that that's where you're headed. any way. does that mean that even if we don't get a text that everyone can sign onto here, that it's okay to agree to disagree that this does, is that an option, it doesn't even matter. the option to disagree is definitely there. the question is, do you know the company go sheeter is kind of want to have the on their, on their conscience before t

it comes off of the is really prime is reportedly told that the u a e, as a saudi arabia would finance the rebuild in the, off the war is, comes, it made is very f as a full the conflict to normalize relations and some of his name is mainly we at the slight pause of the intelligence community calling for a 2 state solution. the decision is not very popular among his way the officials. we respect and cherish the president of the united states, joe biden, who went out of his way during the most difficult period for the states of his ro, this is true friendship. we live here. this is our country, the historical estates of our ancestors. there will be no published indian state here. we will never allow another state to be established between the jordan river and the see. we will never go back to us low. and in the words of president barton, the security of the jewish people. is it state you? this is definitely the case and a palestinian states would endanger it earlier. we and so who are the right and the columbus i n g f, as well as who believes that only and immediate sees for i'm to sta

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we know only a cease far, well and the suffering, and that is why the u. a. e put a re resolution to the vote in this council on friday, 8th december. unfortunately, it failed to pass on 12th december, a 153 countries called for this in the general assembly. again, a cease far did not happen as a result of this cool old of its significance and its moral clarity is clear. the resolution, the way he has put in blue this morning, responds to the cold for a sustainable cessation of hostilities and a massive scale off of humanitarian aid. often in diplomacy, the challenges meeting the moments in the world we live in know in the world that we want and we will never tar and pushing for a full. she monitor and sees far the resolution tasks, the secretary general with the pointing a senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator. their mandate will be to monitor verify and facilitate humanitarian relief to gaza. and the resolution gives them the necessary resources and the equipment to do so. i'm the coordinator will establish a mechanism for accelerating the delive

it's about the u a. e, as a lot of it food and receives a very warm welcome me during a visit to the united arab emirates on his 1st stop with them, at least as is so cool to isolation, is still on the lips of western politicians. now putting heads for saudi arabia, the palestinian authority calls on the united nations to stop the relentless attacks on gaza saying israel's actions are organized terrorism. under the constant bombardment, some civilians are buried in rubble, foot gains just waiting to be rest. the pipes spent 4 days, trop tons.

uh, specifically the u. a. e am side of the a rabid way. he was only welcomed. he's also, uh, had of course, uh, helped, uh, a split alongside, you know, in syria to fight against isis. i mean, how do you see russia as apartment in the region? this is part of the new world order that has been forming in recent years, as you know, uh, relations between, particularly regardless of states and russia, has not been particularly warm in the previous because this has changed. now. the president put in was welcomed by the, the, about the shape of the desired and by the saudi crown, prince mohammed instead of mine, the handshake and amicable relationship between the leaders themselves. but the then are also a economic and political interests. how you interest, extremely critical of forgot regions to maintain and to actually a beef up a ties with the moscow. i believe it is important. they have the different um, i'm so sorry. i'm driving the items i'm gonna have to and there and thank you very much. sorry, we've had some technical problems way losing your visuals. thanks

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u, a. e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular spectacular welcome. the and discusses there mainly centered around the energy market, so they all and now i said that they need to strengthen low cost. the ration would then be opec plus and that they need to maintain a stable amber live. busy international energy market, so lots has been discussed, a lot of repeating the math of for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was that 48 hours you could say so very busy day and nights. indeed for him to that, as well as let them put in a dress to major investment farm in moscow, he spoke specifically about one of russia's mainly keen on the partners. india is due to a christmas college to festival. i want to say that the relations between russia and india are developing in almost 3 years. we never discussed with prime minister moving forward and pressure india is facing. i just look at what's happening and you can be honest. i am even surprised sometimes by his tough position when it comes to

and why is a you doing nothing to stop him? can you not see how the e u is being destroyed from within? based on that quote, there are sounds like what you saying is the democratic descent within the you now means that you're working for food. and basically what's happening is that there are some lawmakers here in the european union whose noses are way out of joy because on gary and prime minister victorville upon reading the blogs engagement announcement with ukraine by threatening to veto an agreement to start succession and thoughts that required a unanimous vote of all 27 members stays with the last minute, a promise to unblock billions in you funds owed to hungry that had long been withheld, unfrozen came through on the eve of the boats, and well or bon decided to slip out the door for the boat itself, when german chancellor all i've schultz stood out and suggested that for me on top of that side for a bit to show his objection, while the rest of the block voted unanimously. jo, what is it even better way to show your objection? no, actually voting t

of his 1st remarks, the president, the russian president, outlined biological cooperation with the u. a. e machine. you look at it, thanks to your position today. our relations are at an unprecedented level. the u. a is the rushes main trade partner in the world. last year, the trade turnover rose by 67.7 percent. it will be even larger this year. i think the same goes with investments. we conduct a number of large oil and gas projects. we also cooperate in opec plus we co operate in the international arena, the u. a. he contributes a lot in stabilizing the situation in the world, being a non permanent member of the un security council. if anything has seemed to be from the behind the closed doors of the palace, which you can, you can probably still make out in the background over the very beautifully lit up against the night sky of abu dhabi. but if they were anything close to what we've seen when vladimir putin arrived here to the capital of the way. well said, please, well those this would be breathtaking as were the views because when jets painted the skies into the colors of the russi

the u. a. e is hosting this conference and has tried to put a positive spin on everything. take a listen. as we are trying to agree, a comprehensive plan to close the gaps between where the world is and where it needs to be to keep 1.5 degrees within reach that is on north star that has been or on, or start all along. part of this is to include language on fossil fuels in the text . if we can, that would be his star. well, outside one of the been using the by active is kept up. the pressure on the negotiators inside demanding an in to fossil fuels. a range of other measurements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions may be included in the final tax. but these protesters, along with more than a 100 countries, are saying now is the time to talk about ending the error of black gold known as or why 1st yes is the climate change in human rights lawyer test. the card is the founder and executive director of uplift and organization pushing to end the dependency on fossil fuels misconduct. good to have you with this tonight. i'm you've been following events in dubai. i'm sure i'd like