u. d. u has be stuff is protocol and presidents on the land routes causing a dropping arrivals that are over the past 2 years. but the number of people using the series from africa has risen dramatically again, especially on the most dangerous route from west africa across the atlantic to spain's canary islands. the u is known to once assign further deals with all the african states, which include close is allowing it to send people back corporation on return, taking back the nation as is one of the most controversial and divisive domestic issues for these governments. so in defense likely they will ask for something back from the you, which can be politically, can be financial. over 380000 people enter the u on the smugglers roots last year. and the percentage of them coming from sub saharan africa is increasing significantly every year. i speak now to andre, probably to an investigative journalist who was part of the team that produced the report for lighthouse reports. welcome to the program and re what stood out for you in the investigation as well. there's 2 things. i think 1st the scale estimate already given the operations and all 3 countries was really jar and you have hundreds and hundreds of people bus every week out to desert or during remote areas. and pretty much similarity happens in

but the big window these elections is the c, d, u c. s u, which for all the russian perspective, i would imagine isn't all that favorable at dot com because the c d, u c s u r a amongst the supporters of continuing supporting you crate. the kind of conflict of the greens, by contrast, the poorly that may be reflects the disastrous economic impact. and so i think it's far as the a of these performances concert. uh, it's be very strong. it is job. the books look nearly as strong in west job that either a b a s these share boot in east, but he is about double of what it is it west javi, these results on a national basis in germany. what did they signify going forward? and it's very difficult to say adult. sure, it's a is a major change. i think we've seen the mentation, it'd be coffee system. but i think the window, as i said, is the c d u. so what we'll see in the yes, type sulvas' to be a c, d u. let's coalition with either the greets or the social democrats as judy a partners right now, i suspect probably the social democrats to be a partne

the conservatives, the c d, u. c. s u and the conservative seem to have improved on their results. for 5 years ago, they're showing a gain of about 7 percentage points, but it looks like many of the germans voters have turned their backs on the green since they entered germany's governing coalition. 3 years ago. we're seeing here a loss of nearly half their boat shared compared to the last european parliament election. and despite scandals at home and in brussels, the far right alternative for germany. the a f d seems to have gained about 5 percent compared to 5 years ago. the f d now pulling at 16.4 percent, and again, that is according to these latest projected results. so, all right, i'm going to crossover now is our chief, political correspondent, ina hogs issue, joins is from the green party headquarters here in berlin. so the, let's, let's talk about the results that we have so far the greens and sufferings significant losses in their selection. that's right, brands. and there was silence here in the, in the hole where i am in berlin, where the 1st stick as a page on the scre

d, w. the u. s. e u lead us how to safe the climate and the last few years. they sound like a broken record. it is the dawn of the clean hydrogen. you're on that hydrogen here of hydrogen economy, because i didn't brooks clean hydrogen trail blazer and with hydrogen. then we could make it happen. okay, i think you get to just, europe is getting pretty ambitious about cleaning up its economy by 2050 that comes in and plants to reach. net 0 emissions. this means replacing the oil, that policy repeating costs the natural gas that the heat's european homes and the cold, but still burdened european power plants. to achieve all this, the content of dispatching big on hydrogen to miracle, fuel slash password in the world of energy. let's unpack why that's a mistake and who's tends to profit from its i remember 2020, strange times as we were struggling to i'm you do, man bingeing tiger, king. brussels was busy or to be precise. the european commission, which proposes new laws for the debt and try to figure out how to save its economy while also nudging it towards bec

u. r. o, o, d 0 u s. president joe biden has delivered a speech on the beaches of normandy mocking the ac if anniversary of the d day landings in france. a praise the americans who fought and died saying they selflessly sacrifice themselves. american democracy asked the hardest of things to believe the report or something bigger than ourselves. so democracy begins with each of us. begins with one person to size. there's something more important themselves, or when they decide the person they're serving alongside of some of the look after, when they decide the mission matters more than their life. when to decide that their country matters more than they do, it's actually bother has this update now? us present, joe biden has made a speech about democracy and freedom he in normandy, he chose a symbolic location point to okay. it is a place where a 2 years ago doing that, the day landings, us ranges, scale the cliffs of went to walk in a row. the diary and courageous military operation to destroy the gym and positions present by them said that was a symbol of the sort of values and coverage that we still see in the us today. he also said that those ranges were fighting for freedom and again, terry need the soul to tear. and he said that you crazy and forces also fighting against ukraine has certainly been something very much on pricing in vitamins mind here during these de commemorations. in fact, earlier in the day he met the ukrainian prices below them is the landscape in paris before traveling up to normandy, promising zalinski some $225000000.00 us dollars in a extra military, a to be on the sand. much as that will go on at defense systems by doing will continue his stage visit to friends on such a day with amazing, with a french presidency manual. my girl, i believe a palace. it's actually popular. i'll just sarah normandy, bronze. so head for you on the program switching gears, we look at the changing face of ukraine's labor force since the start of the war more than 2 years ago. and find out why was at the south green electronics trying samsung of hooked off the jobs the, the right to seize no rains, move knowles. but there are still, of course, daily thunderstorms running around in either the lazy organs, an easy it looks like john for invest. sumatran is dry, but single pole quite a little button. maybe the found off of all 5 bornea could see some big jazz sort of ways. the end of the philippine islands are under that same risk. it doesn't look like a flash flood risk, but we have recently seen some big dime polls. the main right now, the seas though, right is running through me in my nose and taught on whether warnings adding to something in china. not in southern china that are also there are 2 surfaces, right in the 1st ones came out of the interior. so this line here goes now through the korean peninsula, southern japan, which could get some flooding, right? is one, but the seasonal lot is this one here through southern china and broke it off a bit. so it goes out into the western pacific. this contains a big found themselves and frustrating is almost inevitable. you still would have leaving a month or 2 ago very early in the season where this is now when you might expect it to be the case. so young c and we take about same line, we call it course the southwest monsoon is running trust this part of and you're moving slowly. no. so it's wedding trench now it's shumate and cooler science as well. democracy long as it's still hot to the north about announce the at 45 place to record high. i want people to look closer at the ugly side of this. i point by camera where all those prefer not to look and write about what it means to be american and about the ordinary people who get caught up in the us. worse filmmaker around tech and also via the time when on the power of political lot. what are the stories we tell sales about also? and how do we base our past to change our future studio be unscripted talked to on? i would just say around the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back here with the al jazeera life from the main stories now is really as strikes have intensified on the pro ration to say, rocks. and now how's the counts in central gaza with tens of thousands of displaced palestinians of sheltering israel's war on gauze, or is less the palace sending economy in ruins according to a new report by the us international labor organization. since outside of unemployment and cause or is had 179 percent. it's g d p is from 583 and a 100 percent. at least 22 people were killed in fighting north of saddam's capital . hard to on size day pro democracy activists say the pine military rapids support forces to get to the number of residential areas and undermine the at least 3 people have died off. do you crying in for says shout the russian control city of la hans and defense system shut down for strikes, but one hit residential buildings in the eastern part of ukraine, causing one to partially collapse. so as you say, 35 of those have also been injured. meanwhile, us present, joe biden is apologize for the month, so don't hold up in improving weapons for ukraine and his refund, his commitment to support the country on friday by and also announced a new 220 $5000000.00 packaged help. we construct you cranes, electrical power grid. keith is pushing its allies in europe and the west to increase military a to the country. one ukraine is also changing the shape of the labor force, the suspension of a little of a band, women from working in dangerous or harmful industries. and the deficit of men is they've been called up to fight as light to move women working in industries that were previously closed off to them. john holland reports on this now from keith destroying test times the honda. and she's going big for has been changed in new cranes laid before women are entering traditionally may dominate to professions like truck driving the n g o rece getting women says it has more than a 100 people in its program. literally license kinda is now the lightest well use for thought out or is that a system? yes of costs or tests. i'm good to get to the driver's license. so if you see a gun on the road in a truck to me, all right, maybe it's me much if you cranes, my labor force is a way it will. some are injured, others a hiding will fling from the draft. it's meant more female faces and clauses. like this one for public transport drivers, it has the chest, the most of them have the nose be shown after the full scale invasion. the number of trainees e mail drive is increased by 30 percent. not just tear and gas stations. the mines ukraine's had to move with the times. and so how these companies in the registered not to keep them then. unfortunately, there was still a train before when employees routes dropped ads only considering men in part because they believed that a woman couldn't do a certain job because it was hard physical would, would just a simple gene. this new types lesson now little by little. that's beginning to change, which that's not changing attitude could only increase is movement of drafted into cranes spread around me and then my blogs. i should go this site for a moment of being pulled up. i get moved in the countries labels usually as husband and so think while she's driving trends. if there's, if this was the one that says that it's clear that there are not enough men to everything. and what makes women west and them on women can do a lot to what's not know what will happen off to the will. will men expect their old jobs back with women continued to brunch into previously of limit industries. one things for so and now these trains moving, it's going to be hard to stop john home and how does it a case status in breaking news. now, the united nations is to add israel to a global list of offenders for commissioning violations against children. now this move was revealed by israel un ambassador, who along with these right, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to the move. gabriel elizondo joins us now from you and had causes in new york. what further reaction has that been from that gave of the, well, the u. n. is being asked a lot of questions about this, of course, but right now, as of this very moment, the un is not commenting on this and not confirming this either. now the secretary general spokesperson is about to have a briefing with journalist as regular preaching that he has almost every day will be asking him about this. but so far, the secretary general's office is not confirming this and not commenting on this that could change. now though, in the coming minutes or even hours, because as you mentioned, we're hearing out of israel confirmation that they have been put on this. what so called a list of shame? this is an annual report that's put out by the secretary general looking at countries or different organizations and how they don't protect children and armed conflict. it's called the children that aren't conflict report actually. and this would be the 1st time israel is put on this report. known as the name formerly known as the route, the list of shame for the countries t

u. s. desire to push the e you into a direct conflict. the most d u country is understand that washington is dragging them into a direct clash with russia on the need to flag the hysterical pumping of the western public. with the thesis of the alleged imminent aggression to foster against western countries means only one thing. the by the ministration needs even more beloved shit on the european continent to keep both its own power and the american economy from collapsing that we have form of the co direct. so the international action center set up front of the she said, washington no longer in policies are making billions for the us all the industry. but it costing your daily or so it is a gun to the head of every member of the e. u. every nato member and its intended to be that it is a threat that they have to pay and pay to us farms. the industry it confirms once again, this is a more, it's for profit. that's why us buy towards a war from markets for control of markets. it's a war to, to actually tie the you benefit in publishers. so people tighter and closer to the less if it works to their disadvantages. actually, that's to the advantage of us industries and the corporate giants. so are they imposing it? absolutely, and it's, it's all supposed to be through general corvalle, who is a us on general nato is always a us, commanded us dominated alliance that has always worked for the benefit of the us and captured other countries, dragging them in to continue concepts and they pay they pay in losing pensions and health care and all the deterioration of so much as we also do here in the us make those changes also. but for the last 2 months or less of a pass a nuclear world. he says, but is the only way to ensure p

d. c . p. u, a. it says that what has been said, industries, solutions that the europeans and the americans are complying with. the d. c. p. u is incorrect, and iran continues to work with the international atomic energy agencies worth noting. that's the direct agend, an off free i. e. a has been visiting her on in the last few months. he wants to keep it and open line of communication and try and persuade iran to come back to the pre 2017 levels of compliance, allowing its inspect is allowing sites to be inspected so that the i a can continue to certify that iran easily program is in fact, meant for peaceful purposes, from a job without 0. yeah. the, the, we take you to see don now why the conflict this started more than a year ago is escalating. these 22 people killed and fighting north of the capital, hard to one 1st day pro democracy active as a rapid support forces talking to the number of residential areas in under mon government. forced to say they've been attacking the prominent treat groups positions and hard to it's itself with fighting incidents. capitol comes just to down to the 5 minute trigger. it was accused o

u. s. still remains the largest economy in the world, according to g, d, p, and g d, p per capita in 2023. and in 2024. the u. s. was still ranked as the most powerful military in the world, with the world's largest defense budget, in excess of oblique $750000000000.00. there we have military base and in well over 70 countries. right now, can i have a partners really threaten unipolar strength of the united states? well, i was going out to use it. you're absolutely correct that we are the most powerful state on the planet. but the argument i'm making to you is there are 2 other great powers on the planet, and although they are not as powerful as we are, they still qualify is great powers. but the fact is that china is a peer competitor, and china is bent on dominating asia, and the united states has been on preventing china from dominated nation. so we have an intense security competition now taking place between china and the united states in east asia. so in that sense, china is a threat to the united states with regard to the russians, as you well know in ukraine, we are effectively involved in a war against russia. so we have these 2 other great powers in the system, russia and china. and in both cases, we are competing with them at the security level and very serious ways. and with regard to russia, one could making arguments that were worked with russia in the past when countries have attempted to challenge or break 3 of us orthodoxy. they faced the raft of the u. s. government. some countries today are still in during a ferocious array of sanctions. others in the past with victims of resume change operations that were supported by the united states or other western governments. does the us do have the same ability to threaten nations that go against them or have things changed? so i think things have changed somewhat. i think that to other countries like a ran, for example, in north korea, which we're in a much low layer position during the unit polar moment, can now cosy up to the chinese and the russians who are willing to cozy up to them . and this just goes to tell you the weaker countries in the system can find allies who will help to protect them from the united states and its pension for regime change. so let me ask you one more question. so if i accept your argument that us, you know, polarity is over, what comes next? so we're going to see a genuinely multi polar kind of political environment here. or are we going to see a situation

u. s. built to humanitarian p. it to fail. on may, 15th u. s. navy ships they into from the east by the ports of oz, d o to gauze. as these exclusive, i will just see your images show. these are, will ships and logistics. this thoughts are responsible for connecting the floating structure to gauze a show. when it goes way in the ship goes lean area. the p, it became operational may 17th, supported by 2 ship sitting about knowing columbus as of the coast. the image is true to us trips and the smaller one intended to transport trucks onto the pa, but problems arose almost immediately. 8 days later, how many waves, overwhelmed repeated over that period, just the 29 trucks delivered 99 shipments into garza dilemma that the american forces had in trying to build appear. that was absolutely 0 support from the israelis in a place of war. i'm trying to bypass it is real is is without coming to a clash with them and it added up to to little was bad. weather is too late. publicly available logistics details show u. s. navy persona, constructing the p, a us officials said the mission was also to protect it, armed with machine guns and almost vehicles. us forces also installed an a defense system and attached it to the eastern side of the year. when they collapsed, they have to dismantle the system. as will the folks missile defense system is capable of a domestically tracking styles and craft? here was it in operation at c. u. s. military officials are now looking at what went wrong with the project. in the meantime, more than 2000000 a city and continued to stuff i was not nearly enough addicting into garza by land or sea terika by su, algebra very by his side. and these one is where a soldier has been killed in 16 inches, a doctor, an explosion in janine and the occupied westbank. confrontations took place in the city and its refugee comes over night. and is there any special forces way to the area and detains at least 8 palestinians joined the right policy and fights has attacked? is there an

d u. a and basset are shot back. it is shooting these counter part for making the accusation. using this platform to spread false allegations against the u. e. to distract from the grave violations that are happening on the ground. there will be no military victory or a military settlement of the conflict into done the only way to settle will be to the negotiating table 14 months into this conflict between the r s f and the s a f. and the security council as engine, closer to a place, it was hoping to avoid being biased standards to war. it can't stop gabriel's on the out just either at the united nations in new york. as the colombian government is planning to ground a legal status to venice. while the migrants who a guardians to venezuelan children living then, then you measure will effect as many as 540000 venezuelans who are responsible 430-0000 minus at least 2900000 venezuelans have split into neighbor and columbia to escape poverty and political to more so you as president joe biden has announced new measures to protect more than half a 1000000 undocumented migrants from deportation. spouses of american citizens will be given the p

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complex operational plan written for d-day, the task assigned to the tin cans was to screethe invasion fleet from possible interference by german u-boats. in fact, the uthreat has pretty much been neutralized by the summer of 1944. indeed, the only axis naval challenge at all they could pose to the invasion came from a handful of what the germans ca lled -- i love speaking german, it makes me feel fierce. fast boats in literal transition. kind of equivalent to what we called patrol torpedo boatts, s-- torpedo boats, small, a machine gun topside. it did have an impact on the allied training regimen before the landing when they attacked a flotilla of lst's. john mentioned this in his address this morning. on d-day,d to charge and attack that fleet. i'm trying to imagine the expression on the face of the captain of this 80 foot boat with a crew of six being told, attack those battleships and cruisers. there is only about 6000 of them, so you should be ok. on the one hand it is what they might call a target rich environment. you can hardly miss. but on the other hand it had to be at least a little intimidating. it is you enters commanding these and send -

d-day. the task assigned to the tin as to screen the invasion and fleet from possible interfere once by german u-boats. in fact, the uat, as we've heard, has pretty much been neutralized by the of 1944. indeed, the only axis naval challenge at all that they could post the invasion came froa handful of what the germans called chanel booting. i love speaking german. it makes me feel fierce. chan vuitton fast boats literal transla■ste. kind of equivalent to what we called p.t. boats patrol torpedo boats. small 80 foot carried torpedoes, their principal weapon and a machine gun topside topside. the chanel button did have an impact on the allied training regiment. before the landing, when they attacked a flotilla of lst, his officer, captain sands john mentioned this in his address this morning morning. but on d-day, they they were ordered to charge out of lahav and attack that fleet. i'm trying to. imagine the expression on the of a chanel boot captain of this 80 foot boat with a crew of six being told go out and attack battleships and cruisers. only 6000 of them. so you should be okay. on the one hand, of course, it's w

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u. r. o, o, d 0. while i sound speak tomorrow at g, braille who was a physician and human rights activist from so don and his joining us now from canton b, u. k. thank you so much for being with us, myra. i, i know you're in close contact with your colleagues back in. so don, we're seeing another round of escalation in this war. and the images emerging are quite hot breaking. what are your sources and your colleagues telling you about the situation on the ground right now? thank you for having me. this is the situation as you said, and as, as being citing, the report is catastrophic. we so that, that would be out as to whether she continues it's attacking and multiple cities and villages in the area of, of a controlled in sedan. we talk just about the what the nora as a small village in and just ears, tate, where they use heavy shilling a leading to add that and you know, coming off of them to now hundreds of people civilians in the, in the, in the area and a yes, that is a claim type of a, but it's, it's across higher or attacks with it, with the army, but that's not true. there is a witness from the people. we saw the videos from people and, and the residents of what the nora reporting that the militia actually invaded after that heavy shelving and ready to relate. they went from house to house, looting and torturing people, and killing people who showed any form of resistance, which is not dissing. the nora there is also report that yesterday in under mine, they were heavy showing in that category area where more than $22.00 people have being reported to have crowd. well, the government, the cold, sorry to interrupt you mara. but where, where the government forces, when these attacks against women and children were happening, why would they not helping them you well, i would say that is a, the recess. they are a wide spread and many areas they raise the of course armies where they are, i'm trying to counter by those attacks in, in different parts. are they in a car to more currently in fashion, going to be with the joint forces way to battle for the cities b, e c. and there is evidence attack heavy showing continuous on disability. and so yes, why they raised as a god as an attempt? ma id by the army and to join forces to count upon those attacks and contained them, they did these melisha and it has been moved from one area to another with no control where they continue to act actively is too good and to, to, to terrorize them so i think when you go up a large number of somebody showed that they are not in control where at different factions go in and into village and it's very difficult, of course to, to contain and, and the fear. now we, we heard from the governor of no style for that. the concern now is that the research forces will try to take control of al flasher and that would of course be a serious, serious escalation. now they've been several rounds while rob talk saying that ending this conflict, which started a year ago as we said. and yet we see no progress that the supply of weapons from countries outside of sedona continuing. why is, why is it that the 2 parties are refusing right now to return to that, to the negotiating table of what i think there was as, as you said, the, the, the read that to be the so the last time there is an agreement was in the initial agreement in gender, we're asking the outer sex to lead people, people, houses. and so these negotiation could continue. but the artifact until language do so you. we still go at our offense, malicious occupying people, taxes continued to attack civilians. and as you said, we sold this in the cash or now and many of the villages as such, and now is b c for many months. there is no access to humanitarian access and there is a continuous heavy showing all the civilians. and we're really concerned about and then and denise side of all this was discussed in and i agree again that we've been back in may 2023 at none of that was met by the address asked to leave the people house and to make sure that there is access him in, in, in, in a, an interrupted who many terry and extra. okay. but none of that was meant by the address i have. so this is why the, the are floor. so it'd be, you know, they, the government is refusing to go back and that's all these conditions are met. yeah . to conditions are not right right now for a resumption of those negotiations. thank you so much for speaking to us, myra gabrielle, a physician and human rights activists from saddam. thank you for your time. i are the more in ukraine now, and at least 22 people have been injured after ukrainian forces shell, the russian control, johannes region in east and ukraine. one of the strikes caused a 5 story residential building to partially collapse. some people trapped under the rebel as bringing all just as john home and who's in key for us, john, what more you hearing about these explosions and add on skin at their optima? yeah, so far we've had statements from the rushman school government in new kinds of lou hunsaker's been on the russian control since 2014 and just to situate to geographically for us is the region to the service east of ukraine speaking. and she said fully about the 22 people that have been injured. the russian news agency task has also been talking about uh, the 1st person who died from actually under the rubble of the russian and still government and possible. so i said the face was close by african weapons, missiles, the usually supply to crank by the united states. we've been speaking a lot recently about restrictions on using those american supplied weapons. but because this is with in ukrainian parrot tree that's been occupied, there's no restrictions there. when you crying from the, from the american authorities, there's no restrictions from then on you crying. using the what you crating and authorities have said about this from this side is that the missile strikes were launched towards military objectives, military infrastructure, and also towards russian oil. they put that power within that region. they've been trying to strike those oil that posed by commute quite territories. and also deeper with in russia, it's push up oil prices and to sort of affect the russian will machine. and i know drawing you've been looking at the impact of the war on the ukranian workforce and specifically on ukrainian women. what have you found the yeah, definitely the was going into it's the ga now. and so the crating on me is really desperate for more troops. it said that at some parts of the front line, it's out nothing but by $7.00 to $1.00 and not spend more more men being clued up, especially after a novelization load that came into effect at this night. well, that's meant there's a lot of women who have been stepping up into the workforce, especially in areas that were previously dominated by men. so we went out and followed this report and it is driving test times the honda and she's going vague for has meant change in ukraine's way before. women are entering traditionally male dominated professions like truck driving. the n g o rece getting women says it has more than a 100 people in its program. literally license. kinda is now the latest. so use for thought out or is that a system? yes, of costs or tests, i'm good to get to the driver's license. so if you see a gun on the road in a truck to me, all right, maybe it's me much of ukraine's my labor force is a way it will some arrange it. others, a hiding will fling from the draft. it's meant more female faces and clauses like this one for public transport drivers. it has the potential for the most of them have the thing as be shown after the full scale invasion. the number of trainees e mail drive is increased by 30 percent and not just here in guest stations, the mines ukraine's had to move with the times. and so how these companies in the district not to keep them then unfortunately the was still a trained before and when employee is routes, job ads only considering men in part because they believed that a woman could into a certain job because it was hard. physical was, well, just simple jane, the stereotype now little by little that's beginning to change, which that's not changing attitude could only increase is movement of drafted into cranes for it. they were on the go, the site broke means of, of moment of being pulled up, yet move gaps in the countries labels. usually as husband did so think while she's driving trends. if there's, if this was the one that says it's clear that there are not enough men for everything. and what makes women west and the mind, women can do a lot to what's not know what will happen often the will. will men expect their own jobs, but women continue to branch into previously of limit industries. one things for so now this trains moving, it's going to be hard to stop john home and how does it a case us and russian prize invited me unfortunately said to address delegates that a major economic form taking place in saint petersburg. moscow wants to show up its economy by strengthening business and investment ties with countries in africa and asia rush has been hit by severe sanction since its war with ukraine began 2 years ago as bringing newly a shop provided by who's covering this conference for as in st. petersburg, so you need to give us an idea, 1st of the significance of this meeting and, and who was attending the quote 8 remains quite a significant event in russia's political and economic life in less than an hour where he expects thing. i've left him a patient to address before him as a plan recession, his spokesman to meet your best hopes that's not so long ago. that's a piece of speech will be device and primarily to the economy. but during his q and a session, it will be more sadly to about on the 6th, including the conflicts and ukraine, according to this call, they called them and $1600.00. now and i don't exist in isolation from each other. russia appears to have much twice in the it's relations with china and many portions. countries. global styles having international presence is quite noticeable here too. and there was a premier of central african republic of vice president of silva do. then a minister, the minister of industry has been reign doing the research shows the child, the new developing bond comes to my president of brazil plus we have presidents of zimbabwe and believe it here, probably not the strongest world economies, but it was still he looked of critical remarks that russia has to pay more and uh, well, pay for imported goods from abroad while it's selling. it's natural resources to countries like china and india, much cheaper than before. the conflict with ukraine when it was trading with here. and they also storage me. they, russian, african relations have always, is quite friendly and screwed on many african leaders. he's just finding the soviet union back in the day. and now the relations not developing quite rapidly. mutual trade is on the rise, but no, just the economics law. so police go in, ministry corporation is on the rise to what, in fact has the one ukraine had on russia is economy, how is it ferrying it in light of the west? some sanctions we seem to have lost the connection with you live. they have connected unit unit will come back to you when we re establish a connection, usually a shop of out of our life, force the in st. petersburg, ukraine's present for the music. lensky has addressed the french bonham, and he's also due till talks with present the value of my co and us present job i later ukraine is pushing its allies in europe and the west to increase military age . savanski is expected to visit a defense company in versailles, friends that wants to set up the weapons production facility in ukraine. stella head on alex's era by cosign looks to revitalize that remote northern region by expanding at economic portal with china. and the boston celtics sees the advantage in the n b, a finals action from game one against the balance is coming up in the there was a big thunderstorms overnight running through austria, lightning visible fairly frequently along this line to try, which is actually a cold frontal i said, cold try to stop going south is just waving around where it is, which means it could create more, is the same as you say, it stresses credit cross stress across the middle of europe. but it's going to re develop, i think over our barrier. and it being a cold frontier, think what it's broke cold air in. so most of it, it's those forms you might like twenty's if you're lucky with and when the, if you're not, for example, know from britain, denmark's note on the heights in no way that enhanced itself. i think during such a day and also be what when didn't denmark and properties viruses copenhagen, the showers will find the storms i have this without. this will show themselves once more astray looks a bit drawing. but look at what's happening in those in spain. forecasts particularly from a fire to lead suggests that could be heavy showers sundry overnight saturday, sunday there's a small but existing flash drive risk. it stopped reading in the algae area and $9.00 to $12.00. yeah, it's math and it's still hot enough. i've got the degree in egypt as you can see, but the shows the seasonal shelves of west africa are making good progress in land or to sierra leone. a bit north into guinea, the frequent. and of course, pretty heavy. the i want people to look closer at the ugly side of his eye point by camera where all this prefer not to look and write about what it means to be american. about the ordinary people who get caught up in the us. worse, filmmaker rally, packed, and also viet turn when on the power of political ok, what are the stories we tell sales about also? and how do we base our past to change our future studio? be unscripted talk to on. i would just say around the latest news, as it breaks in the, as of was foss, this going economy, yet, experts say it's high, g, d, p. mosques, have some challenges with detailed coverage. even the rush of the defense budget is unprecedented. 7 percent of g d p, the crowd funding platforms are still raising money from around the world. springs declaration is tabitha. and so the growing cents a month to month, even western nations, the u. s. policy is failing to bring a 2 state solution any closer. the watson back to watching the news. our analogy is 0 with me for the back simple. i reminder about top stories. these are in the military is intensifying it. suffice on central guys of psych striking multiple targets, including refugee camp sheltering forcibly display scottish simians. at least 15 people were killed in the latest strikes on friday morning. sedans, army chief has promised a harsh respond softer and attacking out. is there a state that killed more than a 100 people? the violence is being named on the power military and support forces. and russian president vladimir fulton is said to address that in case that a major economic form taken place in saint petersburg. also has been hit by severe sanctions. dante swore it with the plan began 2 years ago and wants to boost its economy by strengthening business and investment. ties with countries in africa and asia by china as president, changing thing has made pack

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