the companies from the e u r g 7 countries can provide services such as insurance for the transit of russian oil. but only if it is shown that the oil was traded for no more than 60 us dollars per barrel. well below average global oil prices. it wasn't unusual and somewhat daring intervention for the 1st few months. it worked like a charm. the cap had an immediate impact on revenues. in the 1st 6 months of 2023 brush, it took in 47 percent less an oil revenues than it did in the 1st 6 months of 2022 and a half for the loan revenues were 67 percent down year on year. broadly speaking, the energy sanctions regime had the desired impact. we know that the rest of the oil remain on the market. prices did not rise until at. ready least at the old us production cuts later in the year. and russian export earnings so sharply we think by about 30 percent a year to date and budget revenues from. ready oil exploring bias, something between 35 and 40 percent. but even before the cap was introduced, russia was working on ways to get around as one of the main ways is through its so called shadow fl

u. r t. a border materia. well, according to shell, it's spelled more than 17000000 liters of crude and over a 1000 separate incidents in nigeria since 2011. as a result, 13000 locals have file lawsuit seeking compensation. we spoke with the director of the this, the international and g o. in nigeria. he blames the energy behemoths for the vast majority of oil spills in the country. southern region. over the many, many years shall, hasn't been operated in that region. the people of that region have been impacted negatively, the bottom in the will of being there, water and the leaky to continue finding for livelihood. so this is an area that is nice at delta where there was my c on access to level of when students say it is i'm about to be 2. so comes on the slide show that there was a pause for many years at the point when this, when skills for the school. but i shouldn't deny the an attribute to the uh, you must have looked at all of that. but uh for the investigation shows that chevy the soon as possible of

so i'm gonna try and m u m r border. and so, you know, i think one of the key things to look at is, are there ways to similarly begin cracking down harder on, on some of these scam syndicates on the tie border and really in other parts of the region and what we've been missing. so far is, is kind of a whole list that crack down that involves careful coordination between a wide range of countries. and i think if you were able to, to get that out and able to deal a little bit more wisdom in our military's role in protecting these scam syndicates, you might be able to make more headway. thank you for your insights, the jobs. and that was dry, some time with the country director for the program at the us institute of peace. thank you very much. thank you. and you can see the full documentary here on t w 115 at central european time. or you can go through like youtube channel and search for t w documents. res. are well enough in use now is rouse them, electricity is eat, has killed 3 members of water. it's cooling a terrorist

the largest most motor site in human history is riley officials, u r. p. and politicians and jewish leaders are at this place together to make sure the memory of the whole account stuff from the state. they say it's no more crucial than ever in the face of rising anti semitism in europe. we wonder with uh for the last 79 years we have said never again. but actually no one meant never again. it was probably woods. some here tell us the lives of jewish people in europe have become awful since the terrorist attacks on the east. well, on october 7, describing and that was to be a fee or an intimidation chief read by beating. you mean the i called the, in the netherlands here. so what happened once can happen again and facilitate is a virus. and virus has mutations every time. it's something else in the human, the crusaders, this isaac, we say this, we killed the murder of the jesus in this, in the middle ages. we, we, we were the ones who make the diseases and isn't my, my parents had the wrong race. and i'm is, are you this? although a strong supporter of the

more terrorist and different means and it will be impossible to win the war if we don't destroy the u. n. r w 8, and this destruction has to start immediately. a short time ago, i was talking with the decline list. i talked to sod similar who says that while israel created the u. n. r w a in the 1st place is now apparently having 2nd thoughts on it. they are the one who created the united nations work and really agency what and when today, just out more than 900001st. the news is, is from the online, and it keeps going out and begin refugees and destruction of $551.00 villages at the same time after that. so naturally you're actually i, i do great be a little in order to get a piece of 900750000 in what we should be just at that time. as of, if you just don't like this, i, you know, they created the problem which the board to do, and it created the agencies. but you have to accept or who's allowed, or the 1st thing is work. and if you choose to add them back, their, their homes, to them to the villages to oversee which was also started. so as they created the problem in the 1st place, and n

more terrorist and different means and it will be impossible to win the war if we don't destroy the u. n. r w 8. and this destruction has to start immediately. now you should have discussed this earlier with the political alice, the doctor saw new motor who says that while the israel created the u. n. r w way in the 1st place. so it's now having 2nd thoughts. a small business, right? you are the one who is the united nations work country agency, the on the roof, and they just out more than 900001st thing is on their own land and it keeps going out and begin refugees and destruction of $551.00 villages of the same time out of that. so naturally you were actually asked me to grade these little in order to get a piece of 900750000 in what we should be just at that time. as of if you just felt like this. uh, you know, they created the problem which the words the x do and it creates the agencies, but you have to accept or who's allowed, or the 1st thing is where. and if you choose to add them back, their, their homes to they have to, they're really just to oversee, which was also started. so as

complete un office shock because obstacles because from uh, the upon based in traffic from a separate b u r. n in napa. ida, do you agree with that? despite the the hotline tone of, uh, the conjunctions remarks um, does renewals actually want to engage to think, to what extent was the spend just attention grabbing last aimed at forcing a change in attitude from the us unsolved career in particular as well. i, i don't know if that was the a, i don't think it was a achieved. this is not about us or south pre and attitudes. i agree with my colleague when he says, this is for the domestic audience, primarily. but keep in mind, you know, this issue about reunification was the stumbling block to any kind of peace treaty actually being docked because they couldn't figure out how it could. it could be done that would be acceptable to the kids in the family. so you remove that, you say they are the enemy, we're our own country. we're going to take care of our own. um, it's very easy. you can see quite clearly restoring and he's signaling to the international community as well. that he's ready to do

r o u r g c came under, a general wasn't telling me also showed up today and his language again. he adopted a, a rhetoric of flats and he said that the perfect traitors of the terror attack can come on will face a harsh revenge from these wanting to come home. because we want, of course, darsh or isis has had a history of the, of orchestrating and carrying out some thorough attacks inside iran. so it wrong sad that all the tara groups still faces a harsh revenge. it will not be safe on the as put by a general salami, even if the group of ages for 1000 years, it will face a harsh revenge from these one. russia is currently the most sanctioned country in the world. more than 15000 geopolitical on economic restrictions, having been posed against it by western powers. but those efforts have not had the intended result. all these che bose reports on this of the, to the capital of worship law school, most of the sanction country, which is almost like the ocean still at the middle. everything seems to be booming here and seltzer full installation is under control. always maintaining it.

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he says that while israel actually created the u. n. r w a in the 1st place. apparently it's now having 2nd thoughts on it so that you are the one, for instance, the united nations work and really vision seats the on the roof and went today just out more than 900001st thing is on their own land and it keeps going out and as it begin refugees and destruction of $551.00 villages of the same time after that. so naturally you're actually i, i do great be a little in order to take care of peace of mind, 100750000 in what we should be just at that time as of the future. so it is, uh, you know, they created a property in which the words they acted to and it created the agencies, but you have to accept or who's allowed, or the 1st thing is where, and if you choose to add them back, their, their homes to them to the villages to oversee which was also started. so as they created the problem in the 1st place, and now the objectives, right. and we know that the middle of the such pressure is part of why. and this is the 1st time let's, i show you some enormous pictures no

now, of course, this letter was confirmed by the state secretary of foreign affairs, as well as c u r to himself. and as far as we know, the meeting will continue and will take place on january 29th. now this meeting is a pre cursor to a meeting between hon gary and prime minister victor or bond. and you create in president florida mirrors the lensky and we'll have more information from you for you as we get it. all right, thank you. r t correspondence your law for the all dates there. now let's trust live to a senior research fellow, a global policy institute. george samuel e is good to have you join me right now george, your, what's your thoughts on what seems to be purely a death? so i to get into hunger and for administer, privacy is visit to you, great. what it is. and of course, um we have a track record to look at. so when you get this thread from ukraine, uh, that has to be taken seriously. um we, we know that, um they conduct assassinations on a regular basis. and um, and you know, they draw up those uh list of people that they intend to assassinate and some of them have inde

u. r. t a border materia, we spoke with the director of amnesty international nigeria. he says that shell is to blame for the vast majority of hospitals in the country. southern region. over the many, many ace shall, hasn't been operated in that region. the people of that region have been impacted negatively. the bottom in there will be leaving their water and the leaky to continue the findings for livelihood. so this is an area that is nice at delta, where now what my c on acceptable level of when stephens say it is of activity. so come send me a slide show that was back and forth for many years at the point when all these with skills. so at the school, but shelly denied each attributed it to the most habitat edge of all of that. but uh for the investigation shows that chevy. so i suppose the will of so many of this williams fields. i'm missing the has been documented in the bus station. i see a result of the oil exploration by a show in the niger delta for so many years. we have done a lot of reports, even in the last year we haven't done a report which look at so man

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u. r t. a border. materia will show admitted that it spelled more than 17000000 liters of crude and over a 1000 separate incidents in nigeria since 2011. as a result, 13000 locals have 5 law suited seeking compensation for the unwanted on uninhabitable conditions. the government saves the reality. could be even worse. we spoke with the director of the on this, the international n g o in nigeria. he blamed shell for the vast majority of oil spills in the nations waters. over the many, many ace show hasn't been operated in that region. the people of that region have been impacted negatively the bottom in the way of being there, water and the leaky to continue finding for livelihood. so this is an area that is nice at delta, where now what my c a on acceptable level of where the students say it is of activity. so come send me a slide show that there was back and forth for many years at the point when all this, when skills, so at the school. but she did not eat an attribute to the uh, you must ha

u. r t. a border materia. we spoke with the director of i'm the students in national. let jerry and he says, the show is to blame for the vast majority of spills in the countries at southern region. over the many, many ace show hasn't been operated in that region. the people of that region have been impacted negatively. the bottom in there will being their water and the leaky to continue finding for livelihood. so this is an area that is nice at delta, where now what my see on acceptable level of students. i see it as of activities. so comes on the slide show that there was a pause for many years at the point when all of these with skilled so at the school, but shared and denied each and attributed it to you most have worked at just a little bit. but uh for the investigation shows that surely. so that's possible of so many of this william spins, i'm missing the has been documenting of the station. i say it is out of the oil exploration by a sho. in the niger delta for so many years. we have done a lot of reports, even in the last year we haven't done a report which loo

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now he says that while israel actually created the u. n r w way in the 1st place. it's apparently now, i think 2nd thoughts, the more as they are, the one is the united nations work country agency. the on the roof and wednesday just out more than 900001st thing is on their own land and it keeps going out and begin refugees and destruction of 551 villages of the same time after that. so naturally you're actually i, i do great be a little in order to take care of this and my 100750000 in what we should be just at that time as of the future. so it is, uh, you know, they created up in which the words they act do and it creates the agencies, but you have to accept or who's allowed, or the 1st thing is where, and if you choose to put them back their, their homes, they have to the villages which was also started so as they created the universe and now the objectives, right. and we know that your wife, being under such pressure as part of why this is the time, are turning out now to a young man. have a look at those pictures because people, the nation's capital, fitting th

u. r t. a border materia, to the ukraine conflict where russia say's its military has killed at least 64 in mercenaries, mostly french nationalists in a high precision strike, or senior correspondent, the rock as they of texas through what's known. so this is the latest strike as strike on a building or a base where for much as well as you create the nationalist of staying headquarters in over the last several weeks. that'd be the get a slew of such strikes, julio, but we will be paid off to the 1st few months of uh, of this conflict went board most for the most of these items. are you kidding me? that you had loved the lesser they? they tried not to place too many people in one place at the same time, evidently here they had gotten neither complaisant or lazy. this comes on the heels of a state, but by the administration to prep for its president, divide your macro and saying that they have to put a huge new arms package for you. great. and even though it's the united states and other europe

to say that we can attack q and b u r in the world without giving any proof without any monday to me via the u. n. o. any of the official body is a dangerous pandora's books to open. absolutely, it violates the sovereignty of any country where it is rout uses force against suspected terrorists. it's not a new phenomenon. i mean, of course, israel has been assassinating, gets perceived enemies for many, many decades. i mean, if you go back to the munich olympics attack in 1972 in some a successive years, israel hunted down and murdered the those responsible for, for those attacks in the process. of course, killing some innocent people. current is riley leaders, including the prime minister and the defense minister has threatened that they will fund down. and buddha, thomas operatives, wherever they are across the world. this is incredibly dangerous. it's a break instruments national law to breach of human rights. the violation of the, the rights of all the countries, and it doesn't solve the security threat to his room. i want to bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly healthc

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competitive match, it's a derby and you're probably going to see very, very closely fault match for the u. r. e. i think it's quite obvious that the golden generation is over the gold generation that reached the semifinals in the 2015 asian cops that made it again to 75 on the 2019. that was in a world cup play off against destroyer. uh, not too long ago, but this is a completely new side. uh, even having a pool, which is a veteran of the sides that i mentioned to was it on you substitute against hong kong that match against don't call me. you know, i wasn't so convinced to penalty coles, and that was only after vara had intervened and managed to score on them, and they even had a goal rolled out later on. so, you know, if we're talking about a world cup qualifier, we don't have this technology to be that game is $11.00 without the intervention of uh, the bar. i just really quickly prediction for this game. i think it could be a good match. and um, i don't want to predict that it needs to be a good, well thought match. and the best team is going to write best with daddy from supervisor assig

16 the siege, imposed on the causes to a siege, which itself has been described by the director of u. n. r w a. f. as in gaza, as a silent to lot of people ask me to on the limitation of racial discrimination. one's on december 21st. i hate speech and you hear me nice and disclose. targeted palestinians is raising severe concerns regarding israel and other states. parties publication to prevent crimes against humanity and turn aside in the gaza strip. this warning has been followed by a succession of warnings, including by 57 united nations, especially on the purchase of the failure of the international system to mobilize to prevent during the sites in casa. today, we are joined in court by the present a tips of the published united states, the palestinians who worked in the fields of human rights, including the residents of casa, who in garza jessica, a few days ago. they are some of the lucky ones who managed to get out of cause the future and the future of the philip and the students who are still in casa, depend on the decision this quotes would make on this matter. with a leave of the

more terrorist and different means and it will be impossible to win the war if we don't destroy the u. n. r w 8. and this destruction has to start immediately. not sure. what heard from the political on this dr. sod name, right? who says that while these were created the agency, the 1st place is now having 2nd thoughts some or as they are the one for each of the united nations work and really agencies doing a lot. and when they have more than 900001st premiums on their own land and out as they begin refugees and destruction of 551 villages of the same sign off of that. so naturally you're actually i, i do great be a little in order to get a piece of my 100750000 in what we should be just that's time as of, if you just so you know, they created the in which the words act do, and it created the agencies, but you have to accept or has a lot of diversity as well. and if you choose to add them back, their, their homes to them to the villages, to oversee which was also started. so as they created the problem, the 1st place and now the objectives, right. and we know that the was such pressure as p

describes damage up type or the one has condemn, the west for a tax on again and saying that he was under u. k. r shots, the ring regional security, a diverse onto us as a k, i use induced of a portion of force against the am on the current. so you try to turn the red sea into the blog boss. and the young man with the who is these states making the necessary risk, the call center beach and using all the power against the sound that you take. they also say that there is no room for even the slightest complacency currently receiving different views from many different channels. we hear from them that the jose is have made very successful defenses. and to respond to successfully both against the the k and the to the way things are moving forward. it seems the conflict between israel and hum us seems to be spiraling out of control to the point that young man is now being brought into the fold as a result of attacks by the us on the united kingdom. turkish presidents, red zip type are the one suggests that the u. s. and the u. k. are solely responsible for turning the red sea into a blood bath. the ch

i have saved or the one has condemned the western attacks on again and saying that he was and the u. k. r shots are a regional security, a diverse on the, on the k all using disproportionate force against the i'm on the current to try to turn the right scene to the blog boss and the yeah, man with the who, with these say it's making the necessary response and the region using all the power against the us and the u. k. they also say that there is no room for even the slightest complacency currently receiving different views from many different channels. we hear from the jose you have made very successful defenses, and the respondents successfully both against the us and that you take the to and looking out across live to our taste corresponding gas and i can, who's in is symbol for us a hi, yes, and thank you so much for joining us. what can you tell us? what more this present or the one have to say about this recent escalation in the region of the well, for starters is the speech the president are the one provided is vital and a number of different ways. we listened to a number of segment

i'm gonna stay with this the course and bring in chris gonna sees a form a spokesperson for the u. n. r w way, the un agencies of palestinian refugees. he's with us live now from the welcome to the program. so we've heard about this in fighting within these, where the cabinet, but how much the difference will this make to israel's actions on the ground and guns. that is what i'm going to say. and that's is the fall of ministers in the so any cabinets who are making this decision to continue with the status of the children are sitting around and seeing if she was studying the scriptures. well, let's see this outside of the children, all set to aside all the house in israel, into gaza, to die, and to effectively be committing genocide. i think that does create the tensions between the set to the side of it as well. and the religious side of as well, the longer these deficiencies continue. i think the last, we're going to see this national consensus behind this massive genocidal will efforts. and i think the other thing to say is that if we are going to see provisional measures in the i c

and it will be impossible to win the war if we don't destroy the u . n. r w 8. and this destruction has to start immediately. well, that's trying to understand exactly what she meant in crossing live. now to a political analyst, delta saw the name of who's joining us live or not you international a variable. welcome to today. so, but not exactly on a good note regarding what that lady just said that this, the former is ready, official. we understand that it's become multiplan as a the israel does not listen to the united nations, but now we have colds for the destruction of a un relief agency being hurt at the connected. i mean, just off the top of your head, your thoughts, a leaving do either or yours and its really, you know, really crazy and all these kind of statements are done by its, are your options. and 1st of all, and these are you, are you, one of the united nations work country agency doing a lot. and when they have more than 900001st the news is probably better on them and it keeps going out. and as it begin refugees and destruction of $551.00 villag

average f type or the one that has condemn the west from the tax on the and then saying that us and the u. k. r shots are a regional security on the, on the s and the k are using disproportionate force against the am on the current. they try to turn the right scene to the blog boss. and the young man with the who, with these states making the necessary response in the region using all the power against the us and the u. k. they also stay that there is no room for even the slightest complacency. we're currently receiving different views from many different channels. here from the jose you have made very successful defenses and to respond to successfully both against the ad that you take, the way things are moving forward. it seems the conflict between israel and hum us seems to be spiraling out of control to the point that young man is now being brought into the fold as a result of attacks by the us on the united kingdom. the church president also hinted at something that was quite crucial to us and the okay denied that to the who is these were capable of providing a successful defense against t

that's one more now of course, and live up to the u. n. r w. i spoke the bus monitor lorenzo. now joining us at live on, on the international model. so it's great to see you. thank you very much for joining us there and sharing a time with us at on the course. the story it just continues to go from about to was the situation in northern gaza. but we know from the beginning of the roll them so much of northern gauze, it was level and destroyed. and before we go any further, i wanted to just ask you about something i've seen reported by the new yorker, according to the new york news outlet. it reports 577000 gallons are now considered suffering from a catastrophic type of hunger and finding, as in the most severe point you can get to when you'll starving or dying of thirst and hunger. just how bad is it to say thank you for having me with this is not surprising given the situation that we have seen over the last 3 months is see that it's been been very, very unique and in human and dying in northern bank, see basic medical supplies for them or to and of course, in the situations

street on the town by us strikes, human speaking say they've carried out nissan of attack against the u. s. r and congress and their injuries or damage or report on north korea says it's conducted a test of an untoward sent me the gaza is currently ensuring it's longest communications blackout since as well as will began and october phone and internet services on down for the 7th consecutive day, meanwhile, as well as attacking areas around southern goals as nasa hospital and con eunice. and these 4 people were killed when the israel shall residential building near that city. rescue rock is a struggling to reach the injured to, to the disruptions and communication. catch it up as what are yeah and has of the sunset silver doza and another day of death, destruction and communication blackouts. for a week, palestinians had been in the dark, their phone and internet connections. conte but some still find their phones useful . and stuff about i'm here at 7 am. as soon as the sun rises discharging station outside the emerald city hospital is free charge phone last about a day. for now we can only

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