this strategy is pretty new for saudi arabia and the u. a. e. for decades they were very focused on the us as their main partner. basically ever since oil was discovered in the gulf and the 20th century. just look at dubai . this is what it looked like over 50 years ago. and this is what it looks like now. it's a similar story and saudi arabia, it's the last oil reserves, completely transformed. the whole goal for you and, and the us was a key partner during that time. for decades, the 2 sides had an unofficial agreement, oil for security, that cheap oil prices dollars fuel the booming us economy. in return, the u. s. provided security guarantees security guarantees matter when your main rival is just next door. iran, especially saudi arabia and iran, had historically both pushed to be the main regional power. the gulf states and iran adhered to 2 different branches of his long sony. and she's their rivalry is not just a, i mean it's not just like a political one. it's a diplomatic one, it's an economic one. it's a, it's a religious one. denied

this strategy is pretty new for saudi arabia and the u. a. e. for decades they were very focused on the us as their main partner. basically ever since oil was discovered in the gulf and the 20th century. just look at dubai . this is what it looked like over 50 years ago. and this is what it looks like now. it's a similar story and saudi arabia, it's the last oil reserves, completely transformed the whole gulf region. and the us was a key partner during that time. for decades, the 2 sides had an unofficial agreement, oil for security, that cheap oil prices and dollars fuel the booming us economy in return, the us provided security guarantees. security guarantees matter when your main arrival is just next door. iran, especially saudi arabia and iran, had historically both pushed to be the main regional power, the gulf states and iran adhere to 2 different branches of as long. sony and she is a rivalry, is not just a, i mean it's not just like a political one. it's a diplomatic one, it's an economic one. it's a, it's a religious one. denies fundy a

the u. a. e. even hosted the most recent un climate conference, but neither country is actually quitting oil. in fact, they've been increasing oil and gas production and exploration. they are in loans of the countries in the world for, for whom the, the, the production of ford is the cheapest in the world. so they whole been, especially these are the ramp out to state what they say the last month spending. so that the last month, the last producers of oil in the, in the world. and they found new customers for, in china and india have replaced for us as tough buyers of gulf crude oil, their economic pivot to asia and towards the so called global south. also gets rid of another heading. human rights are a key issues that has come up time and again and meetings with western meters. china, on the other hand, has what it calls a non interference policy on other countries, internal affairs. it basically means don't ask, don't tell when it comes to rights abuses. to involve china. it develops friendly re

it's what we had been warning about. torrential downpours, the n u a e n. oman, look at this, looking more like a hurricane here. the winds were boring and certainly it was pouring here as well. still more active weather over or months ago on sunday. but this is a quick mover process over the gulf of mine and pushes into southern iran and southwest bucket strong otherwise across the radium peninsula. it is a dusty picture and we've got this warm breeze pumping up those temperatures. for example, in outlook. it's a rainy day and bucko at 7 degrees. there's that disturbed weather moving into below just on profits in august on that's what brought those torrential downpours in the u. a. e and a bon winds will begin to shift through turkey. so temperature is on their way up and assemble. just give it a little bit and for the northwest we do have outbreaks of rain here. breeze the pitcher is going to lift up the sand and does southern to new z a. and that northwest side of libya, central africa, it's our usual showers and storms. it's been quite intense for governance. capital libra bill. i

right across the u, a. e. and pouring over the other side of the border in oman, but i think the worst of it potentially could be in abu dhabi. we're looking at maybe a year's worth of rain in 24 hours. so certainly that will cause some flooding by sunday thing should come down and begin to dry off is pushes across the gulf of online into southern iraq. this is going to produce a mountain, so also moves into south west august on there has been some flooding as of late, so we'll continue to keep tabs on that. for turkey, a, we're talking mountain snow. that cool breeze off the black sea means temperature is on the low side for this time of the year. disturbed weather for north west africa, including for bob, we could see up a months worth of rain here over the span of 24 hours. your temperature is slightly below where they should be for this time of the year. we've got a lot of rain coming into a gap on it's capital libra, bill and is we dip toward the south? it's accommodating south africa, including cape town

that this could take up to 60 days to complaints from the port in cyprus, the a you will work together with the u. s. u a. e and other countries to shift food medicine and equipment to shelter un, his ones that without more deliveries, jobs or faces the very real threat of fed security forces in nigeria, searching large areas of forest. in the north, we a staff, the government kidnapped of a 280 children from a school. kidnappings have become a lucrative business for games in the region. and parents are losing faith in the or thought he's to stop the practice or find the kids who are missing hearing words of support and well go into every parent's worst nightmare shackle. lowball is anxiously hoping for his kidnapped son to return home. but came over again, but you about i couldn't even sleep last night. yeah. yeah. you know, my wife and i, i'm kind of weird, devastated or not we can, we just couldn't fall asleep. but it was the old of his 2 sons who was taken by the gunman. his youngest son managed to escape the form, i should know. it does a good defend. it's arrived on motorcycles. why see, they started

the you will work together with the united states, the u. a. e and other countries to ship food medicine and equipment for shelter, from a port in cyprus, straits to a temporary period that the united states says it will build on the coast of garza . several countries continue to power, shoot food parcels into the goal is a strip. as the risk of starvation on the ground is spreading. these age convoys recently passed over the buddha from egypt. but others of blocks from crossing by his radio store to use or protest as any food that does arrive is hard to come by and is often a dangerous proceed the aid and the and we got some flour. thank god. as soon as he walked, because really shot us distraught does breeze god bullets hit my fingers, i lost them and i have a bullet in my shoulder. the new initiative to deliver age by sea has yet to set sail the u and welcomes the effort. but it says that land rates remain the optimal way to get all forms of aid and to gauze a i am at the i'm is reached to be jan communication advisor for the norwegian refugee

american charities. preparing to leave lanika in cyprus, us and european union will work with the u, a. e and other countries to ship food medicine and emergency shelters. the need for aid in gaza is huge. an overnight is rarely striking, rasa turned a tower block that once house $300.00 families into rubble, already fighting hunger. these palestinians now must live without shelter. out of what we were surprised, nice with knocking on the apartment doors, telling us to evacuate the tower. our children fell on the stairs and women fell. a friend of mine's wife was 9 months pregnant fell on the stairs. there was a stage of a panic and fear the you have no idea on the european union is coordinating the shipments of food medicine and other supplies. the u. together with the us, united arab emirates and other countries are launching a maritime court or for ship security, food and medicine to gaza. the vessels being loaded in cyprus are nearly ready to go. what a high and we'll just have daughters k, there aren't any factors involved in that mission like this one kind of give you suggestions. i

the maritime quarter was established by an international coalition, including cyprus, the u, a. e, the european union, and the u. s. o arriving the because as the ship set sail, it's the much needed to maiden voyage on a new maritime sea card or operate to fight charities from this new hub in the secrete. city of learning, co risk that a lot of going today i'll ship is leaving on. what is the historic mission to the coast of gauze? this ship is low, don't waste of $200.00 tons of food, each kind of that'd be distributed immediately to the people of gauze. i said that they got that getting here was an easy. it took months of political talks to agree applied under, which is really officials overseas cypriot security checks. so the precious cargo can go straight to gaza. but the journey ahead is complex to the crossing is some 400 kilometers. and the age group operating the ship has been building a, make shift, jackie, to offload the aid off the gauze and coast. most of the crossing we tracked from this coordination help in learn to call. these are the eyes and ears of the secret gov

the starting point for a new maritime age car door designed by the european union in the us, the u. a. e. in cyprus itself to get much needed aid intake, also aid workers loading up the 1st boat, told me that the cargo included flour, rice, and protein like tons to know. the idea is that checks can be conducted by it's really officials here in cyprus. so that the cargo can go straight to the cost of god. so this comes with it. you countries tried to ramp up a into the strip. i made fears of a 5 made in countries including the us, jordan on belgium. i've also been air dropping food. but critics say this is all too little too late, too complicated. israel for its part safe, it welcomes this maritime car is, or it says it's committed to guessing aids into a gas. so, but israel has also faced heavy criticism for just how difficult it's been to get 8 into the besieged territory. and of course, this maritime corps, or is not the simplest way to get food into gas that gaza is 400 kilometers away. the journey there by boat will take at least a day on temporary peers or having to be built in orde

we've seen 4 units being started up in the u, a. e, a very russian friendly country. we've seen 36 reactors launched in china over the past decades and new capacities built in india and the enthusiasm with which dirty egypt, bangladesh and many other of our partners are embracing nuclear technologies. there's a growth point there. you see there's a growth point in nuclear technology. there's a growth point in the supply of our entire fuel cycle. we're 2nd in uranium reserves, both russian ross at them because we have all of russians need to their technology at ross add them. so we're 2nd reserves, 3rd in the extraction, 3rd in nuclear fuel fabrication. and 1st in uranium enrichment, we're an undisputed leader here with 35 percent of the uranium or enrichment market . so using a sports analogy, if you take a look at teams standings, you'll see that we are the absolute leader not only in the export of nuclear power plants, but also in the nuclear fuel cycle. and since all of this runs within our circuit, we're the leader there. it's obvious that our costs and quality ar

this is a like you say, a man made disaster, it is a genocide, is really, is, are inflicting genocide on the palestinians. now if the americans or the e. u a gave a hoot about pulse sydney lights. what they should be doing is not pretending like they are hollywood action zeros and you know, air lifting supplies into berlin. what they should be doing is stopping the endless flow of weapons and stopping the political support for is really genocide and they should be, you know, by didn't, could hold. all of this is tomorrow, with one phone call and the fact that they are not doing it. the fact that bite is not doing it really shows me that he must think american voters are really stupid all these new ponds and do think also a tacit acknowledgment of thoughts that the us and its allies. aside from the arms that you're talking about, essentially don't have the influence beyond that, to get israel to live up to basic international legal obligations as well. the notion that they don't have the influence is, is ludicrous. i mean without the weapons, without the political support, all of this would stop tomorrow. and if the americans and you real

because as you may remember, since 2015, both saudi arabia as well as the u, a. e and a range of problems including egypt. dr. draining the who fees on the ground in human more or less on successful the until now and not in negotiations with a who's, he's about withdrawing from him. and so they apparently do not want to get directly involved, although it would be in the interest to make sure that these negotiations with, with these progress, from the perspective of the who, the is, and a rat. and how successful have these attacks been? what impacted they have? unfortunately, spectacularly the who these were an extremely dangerous, extremely radical extreme, is movement in government and they treat jimmy nice ask you would expect eyes loc i'd have to do, but they were, you have any problem now they, i really, i need to national problem and put them on the map and russia and china promised in return for the protection of their ships to protect, to who is these politically. this can only mean that russia in china is going to prevent the united nations security council

he will travel to egypt if you're, if you, as well as saudi arabia and the u. a. e. have a morgan has moved from the city in these capital to the us, special envoy will be meeting regional leaders and political actors, but have been trying to mediate between disabilities. army and the power military rapids support forced us to end the fighting, which is now nearing a year. he will also be meeting sydney's politicians and the regional capital that he will be visiting, which includes if you will be unable to, as well as saudi arabia, which along with the united states, has been trying to media talks between us with the news army environmental through rapid support forces to reach some kind of a ceasefire and secession of hostilities to pay way for political talks and for humanitarian assistance to reach those in need. now, while he will be visiting regional countries, i'm traveling the gulf states to try to end the conflict in sudan, one country that he will definitely not be visiting at least this time around is to them itself. and it's not clear if that means he will

like to ask you about the saudi lead group of arab states that includes egypt, jordan katara, the u a e, which is reportedly now pushing this post floor plan that would include a reform to palestinian authority, govern and gaza. and a reversible pass toward a 2 state solution from the perspective of arab diplomacy. what could be offered to sweeten the deal for israel because i mean, you highlighted the trauma of these societies, is that the violence, the blood shed, there is no appetite right now for 2 state solution. israel after october, 7th or so that's why i mean, what i let me talk about what i think can be done rather than what's on the table by the, our group. because i don't know actually how far they've gone. ok. i said crisis and concert. we need to say, i'll give you 10 quick points, intense x, 6 fire hostage exchange doesn't cost the rate that you want a terry support. uh, security arrangements between palestinians is always in goza, including withdrawal of israeli forces. a, a, a declaration to recognize you find a city and state based on 6.6 or 7 by say, states under occup

jordan katara, the u. a e, which is reportedly now pushing this post floor plan that would include a reformed palestinian authority, govern and gaza and irreversible pass towards the 2 state solution. from the perspective of arab diplomacy. what could be offered to sweeten the deal for israel? because any, you highlighted the trauma of these societies is that the violence blood shed. there is no appetite right now for 2 states solution israel after october 7th. so that's why i mean, what i let me talk about what i think can be done rather than what's on the table by the, our group. because i don't know actually how far they've gone. ok, i said crisis and concert, as we need to say, i'll give you 10 quick points. intense. let's say fire hostage exchange does incarcerated. humanitarian support security arrangements between palestinians is ways in gaza, including withdrawal of israeli forces. uh a, a declaration to recognize you. you find a city and state based on 6 months, 67, i say is they under occupation? by

jordan katara, the u, a. e, which is reportedly now pushing this post floor plan that would include a reformed palestinian authority, govern and gaza and irreversible pass towards the 2 state solution. from the perspective of arab diplomacy. what could be offered to sweeten the deal for israel? because any, you highlighted the trauma of these societies is that the violence, the blood shed, there is no appetite right now for 2 states solution, israel after october 7th or so that's why i mean, what i let me talk about what i think can be done, rather than what's on the table by the, our group because i don't know actually how far they've gone. ok. i said crisis and concert. we need to say, i'll give you 10 quick points, intense x, 6 fire hostage exchange doesn't cost the rate that you want a terry support. uh, security arrangements between palestinians is always in goza, including withdrawal of israeli forces, a, a, a declaration. so i recognize you find a city and state based on 6 months. 67, i say is the under

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that dance, i don't know how effective it is, but we're talking about resumes to saudi arabia, the u, a. e of egypt that depend very heavily on the united states for their own security . and that in the case of saudi arabia that are much closer to i think you've already really, sorry, security for me. what are the, you know, various regional threats, including including iran, but i'm not even lying around as close relations valid. be around, you informed me, is there a visited this out in the middle of the night? so i have to be out of the way. why is it this old middle, he's to think tags in washington believe the to the united states has some sort of umbrella helping, where i'm speaking to you from your on i'm going to invade the you a or south the heck. i know obviously the, the, the day time is between saturday. any ron, that's something that isn't saturdays. sorry. ruby is interest there's. there's no question about it. and i think it, it's not a coincidence that, that it was broken by china and a think it was a clear signal to the united states. but at the end of the day, you look at

also, how do you view the error of diplomatic efforts represented particularly by egypt, guitar, u, a e, and to get them aside of your a, be a, for instance, you asked a series of questions and walk a holy 1st stop. we appreciate the brotherly stance and the unified stance by the error of the group with all of its members and all of it spillers put a lot where do we also appreciate all the steps and all the efforts being made by a number of our friends, particularly egypt and the state of guitar when it comes to negotiations around a prisoner swap. no, i am and be sure that we are aware of the meetings that are taking place around the clock, including those by the committee of 6, be at the meetings that took place and the kingdom of saudi arabia or the meetings that have taken place recently in egypt in cairo, these efforts focused in particular on putting an end to the aggression that is taking place against our people, as well as a 3 objective step for announce since the beginning of the aggression and time talking about what it was reaching a ceasefire and ensuring the appropriate le

that dance, i don't know how effective it is, but we're talking about resumes to saudi arabia, the u, a. e of egypt that depend very heavily on the united states for their own security . and that in the case of saudi arabia, the energy from the much closer to i think you've already really sorry, security for me. what are the, you know, various regional threats including including your on but i'm not able to run it as close relations valley view. uranium farm is, are visited and saturday in the middle of the night. so i have to be out of the way . why is it the old middle, he's to think tags in washington believe the to the united states has some sort of umbrella helping, where i'm speaking to you from your on. i'm going to evade the way or south the heck, you know, obviously the, the, the day time is between started or of any ron? that's something that is in saudi's saudi arabia's interest. there's, there's no question about it. and i think it, it's not a coincidence that, that it was broken by china and a think it was a clear signal to the united states. but at the end of the day, you loo

and you can see that rain developing very heavy rain coming in for the u, a. e. as well as a mon, we are likely to see some flash flooding from that heavy rain that's going to for a very short amount of time. dropping the temperature to 26 degrees celsius, that in due by the temperature will be coming down across the north west of africa, thanks to a weather system moving across the beer in peninsula heavy rain. moving across into algeria and to news you for the south of this much dryer. cool, central air is heavy rain, however, for new southern parts of nigeria and some of those thunderstorms that picking up the equitorial, denny stretching across the con, goes as well, but the west of the weather on saturday. continuing to effect madagascar as well as northern areas of mozambie, but i'm much dry, a brighter picture across south africa. the latest news as it breaks the lead is attending vistas, national people's congress, all under pressure to stable potential and rest and convince the public that you might want to make is not in decline with detailed coverage. d

it was becca, stand the u a e in india that are allegedly involved and also circumventing the sanchez now this seems a bit desperate to many of us as additionally western countries have frozen 300000000000 and assets belonging to the central russian bank. since the start of the us m o, and now they're working on ways to seize this interest as well. but of course there's a division regarding all of that in moscow as that they will respond accordingly. now another example of this desperation is also switzerland's attorney general, who has now opened a criminal investigation to a legit violation of russia's sanctions by an unnamed company. this is the 1st time they've done that. also, as you may have heard, austria's rough hyphen bank, which is the largest bank of foreign lender and russia, does risk being cut off by the us financial sector if it is found to of help rushes military. but what does that actually include? and now there's also india and use a bass or the ambassador to india, the us and boss for to india, who actually did say that they uh, indian, the united states. it comes

deliveries to palestine has been announced by the european commission in partnership with the us and u, a. e. the new court or willing to add on the site person does that, but has been criticized as an attempt to divert attention from, as well as consistent blocking of assistance to the starved enclave. you know the difficulties faced at the land borders in ga that'd be a to the roof of border crossing all through the jordan road. how are you doing? and that is why 2 days that we probably go cypress, the european commission, the united arab emirates of the united states, of course, supported by other critical partners, announced our intent to open the maritime carried on to deliver a much needed additional amounts of humanitarian assistance. bye see side for us is the closest e u member state the gaza with ships able to reach palestinian soil from the island in around 10 hours. the pilot operation was launched on friday with the you expecting the court or to be fully open by sunday. the us initiated project intends to build a temporary port in gaza. president biden promised that the plan wil

the tried to peer has the bolts of several coasts, including desktop, south korea, and the u. a. e. the facility of casa will take around 2 months to build as far as timeframe, as i mentioned, several weeks likely up to 60 days in order to deploy the forces and construct the the causeway in the end appear. in recent days, the us and some other countries have put in place and a drop operation of supplies into gaza. this resulting in a tragedy on friday, when the parachute did not open properly killing at least 5 people and injuring a number more. highlighting the criticism that had drop operations and maritime is emissions of last resort are expensive and an effective and run the risk of creating chaos on the ground. the measures, in this case, a united nation 6, but that appear to be more for the domestic political benefit than real humanitarian relief. this my best educated guess is probably a performance to try and meet a domestic audience with elections around the corner, a temporary peer to enable a massive increase demonte mandatory assistance, getting you guys every day. the f

people a name all the name our time route for a deliveries to palestine has been announced by the european commission and punish it with the u. s. u, a. e. the new colorado who linked to the island of cyprus on garza. but it's been quite a so if there's an attempt to divert attention from as well as consistent blocking, give assistance to the stuff done today. i, you know, the difficulties faced at the land borders in gaza via to the roof of border crossing all through the jordan road, hardy door. and that is why 2 days the republic of cyprus, the european commission, the united arab emirates of the united states, of course, supported by other critical partners, announced our intent to open the maritime, carried on to deliver a much needed additional amount of humanitarian assistance by c i the monetary and deliveries via the rafa crossing and some thoughts for this each time plays the children's desktop is already suppose $12000.00 with the most vulnerable of newborns and especially premature babies, most at risk many half a shot incubation semitic stream shortages of equipment on the medicines in garza so it wouldn't be on the labels

$8000000000.00. observer safety regulation has been made possible in part by a recent announcement by the u. a. e. to invest $35000000.00 developing the russel hit by peninsula on egypt, mediterranean coast, and the book, and then we can, might have an approximate rate of $45.00 to $50.00 egyptian pounds to the dollar after getting money for the last. i'll take my project as well as funds from the am, if i'm the u. p in union. now we can achieve a flexible exchange rate determined by demand egypt as the value it's currency 3 times since 2022 bought has maintained controls to fix its exchange rate is decision is the 1st time the currency will be determined by the free market. it's a long time coming of egypt shall depos anticipate is and investors have been putting pressure on the government to actually do this. to narrow the divergence between the official and black market rates. within minutes of the announcement, the jeep sion pound sign against the us dollar to a record low. many egyptian say it's making life unbearable. is everything in our life link to the us dollar. what happened to the egy