i and some of the land through a slide that will deal between the u a. e. if you'll add some on demand, the current deal is a bilateral agreement that does not include the u. a. e. the agreement is expected to diversify deals, his access points for the c, and listen, it's overall me dependence on super cheap for international trade. but it also has potential to 3 got a conflict on land so much so that somebody has reacted strongly to the deal and will be under pressure to do something. as a government, we have condemned and rejected the illegal infringement of ethiopia into our national sovereignty. and territorial integrity yesterday, not an inch of somalia can or will be signed away by anybody. so malia belongs to the somali people. this is final, the arab legs. the bridges immediately requested by somebody and supported by 12 hour countries will be said by morocco. the deal has potential to feel uncertainty and instability, and they will read you tablets, continental and maritime space. of the home of africa. sedan is in the goods of the devastating civil

that we really do not have any confirmation from the u. a. e. and honestly, i do not trust is rarely sources. i mean, at the end of the day, for people that cover up for the slaughtering of infants and incubators and hospitals. and it could lie about everything else. i would not be surprised. they did it for more than one is one is to try to we examined the previous we declare position by the way. he certainly already built of are not planning to take part in any reconstruction or any sort of the at and to, to rebuild the ruin that has happened in guys as a result of is there any genocide to historically and the way he answer in your area are the main supporters of house that needs to really in the lived in the gaza strip. as 3rd i is you, it has its own political calculations as it has complex and it's government is not stable. it's a society has proven to be more supremacists and races and bloody, as anybody could have or have bought in the 21st century. so in the whole, political see is, is boiling basically, i think this response is perfectl

jordan b, u, a e r a. and i need you to discuss the escalation between gas that run as well. on the hill solve a washington salvo of bombs in the region. he suggested that the us doesn't want water conflict. we were focused on making sure that the conflict on going out and goes, it doesn't spread to other places. so that's been our focus since since october 7th and it remains our focus today. that's makes it particularly important that we respond when we see something like the regression coming from the who. these are the hard to contribute to tar reads, joined my colleague for our research a in the studio to discuss the escalation in the region. or even us taking a lead role in u. k. is, is um, being the last dog in this case and going along. unfortunately, what you're seeing is not just a violation of international law. it's a violation of constitutional law. the us president, the binding administration, did not ask permission from washington from the congress which is required under um, article one and an under they are supposed to ask for permission and to go to war with

u. a. d. if you'll p a as the model. and the coming deal is a bilateral agreement that does not include the u. a. e. the agreement is expected to diversify a few of his access points for the sea and listen it overall me dependence on should be cheap for international trade, but it also has potential to tree guy conflict and land so much so that somalia has reacted strongly to the deal and will be under pressure to do something. as a government, we have condemned and rejected the illegal infringement of ethiopia into our national sovereignty and territorial integrity yesterday, not an inch of somalia can or will be signed away by anybody. so malia belongs to the somali people, this is final, the arab legs, the bridges immediately requested by somebody and supported by 12 hour countries will be said by morocco. the deal has potential to feel uncertainty and instability, and they will read you tablets, continental and maritime space. of the home of africa, sedan is in the groups of a devastating civil war field is recovering from its 3 year long civil war. and there is no in these sites for the current

in the u, a. e, of saudi arabia embarked on this fully parts of north africa. i've done this off and on in the past, but the issue, i think when it comes to address the water scare, so the problem is there is not a magic bullet. the approach is to use a diverse set of tools to be able to address the water scarcity issue and then of course subsequently access the clean water supply other ideas. and this is probably more in the urban setting, maybe not so applicable in all developing nations, but maybe in the urban areas or cities of developing that's where you'll see most of the population reside. is this idea of enhanced water recycling or urban water use, where you would take wastewater that is essentially discharged from water consumption in homes and residential areas and for sanitation purposes and clean it to the extent to at least be able to reuse that for non drinking water uses for farming and irrigation and agriculture or, and this will be more costly, of course, trip to drinking water standards. and that exists in several cities and countries that hav

and what's interesting about what we're seeing as a savvy and u a e, is like india. we're saying this big boost into infrastructure and not infrastructure investment. also talked about and child china is, is part of a society trying to diversify its economies of trillion dollar economy. it's actually playing is one of the great stories of somebody and they can afford to leverage off the balance sheet for 20 twenties to help out die. so because you, even if oil prices are a bit low, will come onto oil prices in just a minute. but 1st i, i wanna finish with, with china. surely. what's the future for china is built on road initiative, given that the, the only major west of them. but it's only as pulled out the more precisely the g 7 members indeed died september to change. however, the builder wrote a conference, so that happened recently announced an additional $120.00. so for incremental vending facilities to the developing countries, i think the bowden road initiative will continue, but it will fundamentally change is cocked to rights ation going forward. one, the bot

lincoln's tool is went into, it stops in turkey, a jordan count ha savvy, radiate egypt, and the u. a. e. well, elliot, in the state of virginia protests as supposing palestine through red paint of lincoln's call us 60 states was leaving his residence on thursday when a group of protest as tough what they called fake blood. some health science cooling for sci fi offices were quoting, blinking a war criminal. no arrests were reported. chaperone fantasies at the us state department with my own lincoln's trip. the secretary said, what was it? several countries including took a grease jordan culture, are you a saudi arabia, israel, the westbank, and egypt. the state developing says that on his agenda, or humanitarian assistance to gauls or getting further access of humanitarian goods into the territory, these early military campaigns, it's next phase. the return of palestinians to the neighborhoods, tensions in the west bank, the cap tubes being held, preventing the conflict from spreading regionally, and trusting a pulse for to peace and power sticking governance also within took a discussi

created by imposing not trouble, but the yes, but we really do not have any confirmation from d, u, a e. and honestly, i do not trust is rarely sources. i mean at the end of the day, for people that cover up for the lottery infants and incubators and hospitals and a good light about everything else. so i really do not have and haven't seen any confirmation, but such a statement that position would be in line with previously declared echoed for the position of not only do you a e, but it also. so do you have the apple being the star key, the main supporters of civilian lives and reconstruction. and guys that have declared clearly at the early stages of the war and the genocide that is committing against guys up that they will not fund anything that has to do with reconstruction, gaza, unless it was the type closely to a much larger plan with the political a strategy that will end up with a palestinian state and zip code is due into national resolutions. that was a position that i believe that this position with me is due today and it was such the statement is true. it would be just in li

we really do not have any confirmation from the u, a. e. and honestly i do not. truck is ready sources. i mean, at the end of the day, for people that cover up for the lottery of infants and incubators and hospitals and a good lie about everything else. i would not be surprised. they did it for more than one is one is to try to we examine the previous we declare position by the way he saw here, already built of are not planning to take part in any reconstruction or any. and so for the at, and to, to rebuild the ruin. and that has happened guys as a result of, is there any genocide to historically and the way he answer on your area are the main supporters of the house. they need civilian. yeah. live in the gaza strip as 3rd i.

wrapped top is latest to around the middle east end of the blanket and visited to key jordan that the u. a. e. bahrain and egypt to discuss the escalation between gather and he's, well, all these deals all the washington solve the bombs in the region. you suggested the us doesn't want to why the conflict. we were focused on making sure that the conflict ongoing. our guys, it doesn't spread to other places. so that's been our focus since since october 7th and it remains our focus today. that's makes it particularly important that we respond when we see something like the regression coming from the booth. these are to contribute to our, to our read joining to my colleague where we associate in the studio to discuss the escalation in the region. or even us taking a lead role in u. k is, is um, being the laugh dog in this case and going along. unfortunately, what you're seeing is not just a violation of international law. it's a violation of constitutional law. the us president abiding administration, did not ask permission from washington from the congress which is required under um, article one

arabia say to people to the billionaires worldwide who, you know, were parking their money into by the u, a. e. and they had it, some of it in london, it sent the message to them, but no, and it states that the international power players failed. okay. yeah, they'll go after the little guys, they'll go after some left, this countries in south america or africa. but we're too big, they won't touch us in going after russia and china, they've changed the game. everything you're saying is true, but it always comes back to this. and this is what should bother. all of us, not just me as an american. these things that my country is doing to other countries which seem terrible, it's outright fever. it seems to me to go unchecked because there is nothing in the system. neither are politically of players nor are media players are jerks. suppose that reporters and journalist to cover it to say it and to fight for a little countries out there who say, we're not going to stand, we're not going to stand for this because it's wrong and we're not supposed to be cheerleaders. were supposed to be truth tellers

state has wrapped up as late as tour of the middle east and the blinking visited to keith jordan, the u. a. e by her in egypt. that is across the escalation between gazda and easel . only, he will solve the washington solver of bombs in the region. he suggested that the us doesn't want to why that conflict we were focused on making sure that the complex ongoing our guys are doesn't spread to other places. so that's been our focus since since october 7th and it remains our focus today. that's makes it particularly important that we respond when we see something like the regression coming from the movies earlier are to contribute to it. to our read joining, my colleague what research i missed to do to discuss the escalation in the region. even us is taking a lead role and you k is, is um, being the last dog in this case and going along. unfortunately, what you're seeing is not just a violation of international law. it's a violation of constitutional law. the us president, the by new ministration, did not ask permission from washington from the congress which is required under article one and an

his toy is expected to include stops in tech, a jordan cutoff, saudi arabia, egypt, and the u. a. e. let's get more on this. we can speak with lucy. i know saca, he's the associate professor of gulf politics and go studies center in counselor university joins us in the whole thank you for joining the program so us next year . say i'm to meet blinking back again in the region at a time of course of even more heightened attention given the events of recent days . what do you think is on his mind? what is he hoping to achieve on this 4th a visit to the region? well, difficult to, to know exactly this piece for the find. it didn't work very well. and i mean, we are on the southern side of the month of, of where without any change in the, in this really a behavior in terms of been, goes on in terms of allowing other kind of solution to come in with this a month ago. so i don't have a big expectation enough for us and maybe ask in israel to not to expand the contract more by responding or by a kidding or an acting in other scenarios like live i don't see the iraq or even, you know. and so

lincoln's tool will also include stones in took a jordan, cas hall, saudi arabia, egypt, and the u. a. e. this earlier in the state of virginia in protest as supposing palestine dallas the blinking calm with red paint. yes, it's just the same price as the include think not. cisco sen, hillside is quoting for a cease by all this recording, blinking or criminal, no arrest. wherever posted shepherds fancies out the us state department with her own. lincoln strip the secretary of state. what was it? several countries including took a grease jordan culture. are you a saudi arabia, israel, the westbank and egypt state developing says that on his agenda, or humanitarian assistance to gauls or getting further access of humanitarian goods into the territory. these are in the military campaign. it's next phase, the return of palestinians to the neighborhoods. tensions in the west bank, the cap tubes being held, preventing the conflict from spreading regionally and trusting a pulse. ford to peace and palestinian governance also went and took a discussion of the ratification of sweden's entry into n

able to tell the many people to pause, provoke internal goals and also direct saudi arabia and the u. a. e to launch in aggression to gain. so you have it and the you have any people have suffered many losses. this time, this aggression united, the amenities, and if the m and was able to face the aggression of 17 countries while it was in a state of division. what would the situation be like when you have in phrases, aggression unified and then you have any people are a people used to was and actually use tools in which there was a huge difference in power. we in human, st. gold confrontation, this time is become direct with israel, america, and britain. and we think going for the solution to civil enemies. we say that yemen will finish this with victory. also, america announced the day that the last 2 of his soldiers and the red seats during operations near the some of the coast. america does not want to admit that it suffered losses among his forces. as a result of the many strikes, there was a change in feelings, not any engagement, but throughout the whole well, because the decision to

and i think again, what we saw in the u, a. e, a at top was a step in the right direction. right? uh, as you say, but it's a, it's not going away. all right, aaron, i appreciate that. are into kosky joining sir. thank you. thank you so much. now know is parliament has approved a plan to allow deep sea mining offerings coast under the plan. the country will at least writes from the water exploration to commercial mining companies, if items will and that could endanger the environment, as opposed to say mining will reach minerals necessary for green technologies. as a mountain village, oceans campaigner and research with the environmental justice foundation, he says that dc mining pays is a huge threat to the issue and the government se ignores do the advice of its own scientific institutions. so you have the norway institute for marine research, which indicated that the area designated board keeps the money as vulnerable or, and also valuable. you have the norway environment agency, which is which is saying that to 60 mining will have the severe consequences. and back in july, the

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westbank. lincoln's tool will include stops into kiosk, jordan castle, saudi arabia, egypt, and the u. a. e. men of m climb joins us now from west joycelyn. he is a professor of political science at vol. i'm university. thanks very much for being with us. a send me a note for blinking to be dealing with on this particular visit. first of all, let's look at the defense ministers proposal for the day off to the will on dollars . what do you make of it? i see tool tool strategies discussed yesterday. paying the copy and then the work up in it. the 1st the was, is the security establishment at the deal as presented by you off the guidelines minister of defense, which is, is right. it was paid in god the strip in the different locations with different responsibilities inside the door. a long way back to our immediate, they're mixed to the, to the boulder was, is red, but it's right away. they care on the security of supervisors. any other operation to rebuild the guys history is running a hold that's someone we take from is the responsibility paid and in the national consortium or is okay. famil

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u. p. withdrew from government off the brakes. that's when you trade rules when needed. that's because the, you request strict checks on some goods from non e u. countries not meant a possible hard border between northern islands, possibly u. k. and the republic of ireland, an e u. country will say put at risk, the 1998 peace agreement that ended decades of violence in northern ireland. so the u. k. and the you signed a deal that effectively created a trade for the between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from breton for the, you know, try to know the irish ports. z u p said that tons of mind the regions place in the u. k. this package, i believe safeguards, northern islands, please in the union and we'll restore our place within the u. k internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future e u last a 5 or is there a place that we are asked this at juncture? we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from

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don't send tacky, a jordan castle, saudi arabia, egypt, and the u. a. e. to okay. in the studio, we have omar ashore, he's professor of security and ministry studies at the doe institute for graduate studies. thank you for joining the program. mr. show. i want to stop. busy that this plan that we had mentioned by the is there any defense minister you of guidance yesterday where he brief report is about what post will cause a would look like some notable things to mention and more detailed that we've been we've had previously from the israeli government one that how much would not will garza and that israel would not control life in strip. instead, there would be this civil controlled mac. how does a stablish in the strip which would consist of a multinational task force, a palestinian civil administered body, egypt and israel? how realistic do you think this plan is given the situation we've seen on folding and goals over the last few months? it's a, it's looks uh uh very, very difficult to implement. one issue is that the visual buttons on the, on the ground betwe

so a saudi arabia, u, a e as well as cuts are because, well, the united states is talking about this more targeted campaign, which now has extended into 11 on the united states is also concerned about the broadening of and escalating beyond the gaza. so well it is encouraging is real to move in a more targeted manner. it has concerns about escalations into a broader middle east conflict. so it is, in essence speaking out of both sides of it, smells worried about containing this and at the same time, encouraging these very types of tactics or i can be how could the white house? thank you very much. so now to bring in a time space automatic editor, he is at the united nations in new york. obviously, james, for months this has been the central point of interest and concern at the un this conflict. what's the reaction to this latest job to a well, we had a briefing from a un spokes person of the wrong, and she made it clear, but they all very, very worried about the situation. one of the things the secretary general has been talking about now since the start of this conflict since octobe

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we expect that he will travel to the west. spec jordan saudi arabia, u a e and cut har for high level meetings. even as the secretary of state is traveling there, the state department still says regarding his travel plans, it has nothing to announce. kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house. but let's switch back to bay route now and send me another he is director of the event institute for strategic affairs. thank you very much for joining us. um, we heard from our correspondents and a hold of you and to show that a lot of attention will be focused on how so i'm not sure all of the hezbollah does speech coming up in a, in a few hours time. he has a calculation tonight, doesn't he has made this promise that any assassination on nobody's 3rd treat will be met with a very severe response. and yet so far, hezbollah has been calibrating his actions, trying it seems to avoid a full scale war. so where do you think this goes from now? is there a, this is true, however, that this it in today it's that it's a major escalation for at least 2 reasons. the 1st reason that the incident happen

we also know though they're going to be stops and cuts are saudi arabia, u, a e. but primarily right now the focus is israel's war on gossip, but also the tensions in northern israel, and the fact that it borders lebanon. and the fact that we have had an escalation in recent days, namely the killing of a top from us official in lebanon. and that it has been what has escalated or prompted the planned trip of the secretary of state to be really put to the forefront of dividing agenda. we also know though that he's not the only diplomat that is in the region. we also have another senior envoy by the name of amos hawk sign, who is a diplomatic envoy as well in the region. meeting with the top is really officials including of the defense minister again for this very same reason what they're calling. it is basically a changing security reality and a very short window in which to contain what the many fear here at the white house is a quickly escalating situation into a conflict. the started with israel's war and gaza. but it's now broadening into a wide or middle east c