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u. a. e right now. and you know, you go to so much going on behind closed doors uprooted in visiting the u i. e. then re add, of course, tomorrow, here in moscow, the iranian president is coming here. but where you are right now, what's coming so far, fusions, because as well. absolutely, rory, basically all these things that you've just talked about, they are happening in the palace. you can see the archway and the very structure itself right behind the but uh well we are still waiting on anything to come out from the behind closed doors. i called ho but focus on how the russian leader was greeted here because of the rule. it does hint into how friendly or not, and the contacts may be today here. and basically that was the most what, it's as grandiose uh the reception. i mean, was that the grandiose as you can imagine, basically the skies of the you a were painted in the colors of the russian flag and the rhodes along the, along which the president's motorcade was driving. they will lined up with uh, well posts with of caring cloths colored in white, blue and red, which of course the colors of

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the un security council has postpone the vote on the request of the united arab emirates, the u. i. e, of course, is the one who introduced this draft resolution calling for an urgent cessation of hostilities in gaza. and apparently this has now happened in order to give the negotiating parties more room to compromise on the wording of the draft resolution . so especially if a u. s. has taken issue with the fact that in the draft it doesn't uh, specifically condemn homeless for its actions on october 7. rather, it condemns terrorist acts more generally and calls for the release of the hostages . but here's the interesting part. so the us has said that it can to support a reference to the cessation of hostilities, but it might be amenable to a reference saw on in the wording a reference to a suspension of hostilities. and that's interesting because it represents a slow shift, perhaps in the position of the us. if we recall earlier this month, it blocked a similar resolution perhaps. now if it is going to support us as references to suspension in our studies, it might mean that it's day

u. s. e. an egypt. there is no freedom of expression in the u. i. e, there is no freedom of association, an assembly. this very small, extremely limited protest within the space you end zone is historic. these names, games have never been said out loud, and the u. a. e and the release has never been publicly demanded in this way. these demonstrations are an unusual spectacle and the way we're freedom of political expression is tightly controlled. the protests have taken place under heavy restrictions, yet to offer a rare opportunity to speak type, where they also are, these would normally shut them down. you know, we used himself back joins us again for 3 by team kind of protest physically for climate johnston aspect of that is adapting to climate change. how far on negotiate is getting on that front. yeah. to make it very short. it's very far. um, climate adaptation is essentially you're seeing of a heating planet. every country on this planet is already impacted by climate change. so it's not only about reducing emissions anymore. it's also about how are we going to live on the, on a warming planet

u . r. e. i think the visits and justifies exemplifies this energy that is coming right up from the deacon to address the challenges that we need. and i think the role of a fresh uh as well as that all of the china of the u. s. are you, is it, of course, that everyone would need to stand at this point and address this very big challenge that we see in our region that has been a sort of divisive element. i mean, this is event and does that have divided people between people who think that this should be only treated as a service? the fac and others will see that there is aspect of it, but cannot ignore that. there is huge, a impact on civilians that need to be addressed as well. so in those times when people are split actions to, to bring together everyone and be for voice, this concept that we need 1st to stop the war and then address the humanitarian aspect becomes very important that i think it would be important in order conflicts of only the one doesn't as a says, it hasn't sold at least 5 wa

u. s. is what i n e v toll and head towards the guys. that's what they gave sions of the shunt integrations cutting with them all the needed and saving the lives of more than 2000000. 15 young people who are being killed by starvation. and now they are without any shelter. without communication, without submit, defense for the occupation has failed, has failed to accomplish and even if its objectives in the guys and publishing the images of discovering a very long tunnel of august, the good of the 72 days of aggression is quite up to later as the mission has been performed the which with which we intended from this tunnel. as i am publishing of such images, only attempts to cover their failure on the 7th of folks all. but i'm the big most is among the troops and military equipment which will continue to and t is as long as they continue their aggression in this context, we would like to confirm the following, that the theme young resistance, especially out of some, but it gave the spin, manage this a battle with the responsibility and wi

i would like to say that the u. e is russia's largest trading partner in the middle east and the gulf region, and that will be happy to continue our joint work to strength and bi lateral cooperation in various fields. well, these pillars visa storage pill is they provide a sand tastic foundation for washington. d e n d u a to grow their relations. i have to say a rule. remember that the way it wasn't invited to join the brakes alliance, which has already seen some expansion this year. and well, if the weight might be a very welcome member here, given that russia has been not trained, uh, they spaby nurturing this uh, economic and political block from its cradle. and by the way, another country, the platinum includes it is in fact right now is en route to saudi arabia received a very, very similar invitation as gaza has been of the slight who of weiss for devastation, the positive the has cooled on the united nations to stop is where the aggression cooling is, action as well, good eyes, terrorism. it comes as israel sa

i would like to say that the u. e is russia's largest trading partner in the middle east in the gulf region. and that will be happy to continue our joint work to strengthen bilateral cooperation in various fields. well, these pillars visa storage pillars. they provide a fantastic foundation for russia and the, and the you a to grow their relations. i have to say, i've rule, remember that the way it was invited to join the brakes alliance, which has already seen some on this. yeah. and well, if the weight might be a very welcome member here, given that russia has been not trained, uh, they spaby nurturing this uh, economic and political block from its cradle. and by the way, another country, the platinum, is in fact right now is en route to saudi arabia received a very, very similar invitation. so many top russian officials are also visiting saudi arabia with their agendas and promoting cooperation in their own sectors. for example, the head of the russian nuclear power company roles. awesome. i'll show it inside about

the u i. e is hosting this conference and has tried to put a positive spin on everything. take a listen. and we are trying to agree a comprehensive plan to close the gaps between where the world is and wherever it needs to be to keep 1.5 degrees within reach. that is all know stuff that has been or no style or long. part of this is to include language on fossil fuels in the text. if we can, that would be his star or outside one of the been using the by active is kept up the pressure on the negotiators inside, demanding, and in to fossil fuels. a range of other measurements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions may be included in the final tax. but these protesters, along with more than a 100 countries, are saying now is the time to talk about ending the error of black gold known as or y 1st. yes it is. the climate change in human rights lawyer, tessa con, is the founder and executive director of, of lifting organization pushing to end the dependency on fossil fuels misconduct. good to have you with this tonight? i'm you've been following events in dubai. i'm sure i'd like to

a boss of the, comes off to the is where the prime minister reportedly told the contents said b, u, i e, on saudi arabia would finance the rebuilding of gauze the off to the will is comes to me, it is radio. so it's before the conflicts to normalize relations with some of its neighbors, mainly re add to 5 parts of the international community. quoting for a 2 state solution. the decision is not very popular among it's really officials. we respect and cherish the president of the united states. joe biden went out of his way during the most difficult period for the state of his ro, this is true friendship. we live here. this is our country, the historical estates of our ancestors. there will be no published indian state here. we will never allow another state to be established between the jordan river and the see. we will never go back to us life. and in the words of president barton, the security of the jewish people is a state to. this is definitely the case of palestinian states would endanger it. we spoke with abdulla al, jeanette, it's about raining economist into a political analyst

october, but has succeeded only once on friday the united states again vetoed a draft resolution by the u, i. e cooling for an immediate cease 5 that's off to the un secretary general, deployed a really use power to direct the council to take action. washington's move has been condemned around the globe. jordan reflected the view of many in the arab world by cooling the v, so a licensed as well to carry on with its massa. so how will american stance affect its relations with arab allies and as some right scripts site, does it risk being complicit in war crimes? we'll be discussing this and more without guests and just a few moments. but 1st this report by sense and motorhead. an urgent musing of the un security council called by the secretary general himself. antonio gutierrez, pleased with world powers to night pine colt to stop the war and gaza. the risk of collapse of humanitarian system is fundamentally linked to the complete lack of safety and security. for all the stuff in gaza and with the nature of the intensity of military operations, which as easy as we lead me, think of sex 2 people

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to limit warming fast enough . denmark leads the index, is the country doing the most hosts, the u. i e rank at the bottom along with iran and saudi arabia. tell us more about this report here. yeah, well this index is looking at the couple of factors. for example, the greenhouse gas emissions of countries home out much renewables. they are deploying their energy use, but also their climate policies. and the idea behind it is as it's a very complex topic, obviously to measure the efforts the index and index for, for the climate efforts. the idea is to make it very easy and comprehensible to see where is the country advancing and or not what it's really telling. and you mentioned some countries already that's along from the g 20 countries which are the most important industrial, but also developing nations. the only 3 receiving a, a high ranking which are in the gemini and the region of the, the you. most of the 20 countries have a low or very low ranking. you mentioned some of them host country. you as a, as an oil state, saudi arabia, as a, as the last place you a, as a 3rd last. so yo

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