u. s. l. yet my colleague donal quarter, got more details from chris adams in our studio. you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. f b, i want you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference . give us the story. so i was indicted by the by the f. b, i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only applicable to u. s. people, as you can probably tell from acts and on a north american british. and so that was the long parade of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for a month based on an and supposed read notice and the f b i most wanted listing i was in jet the time in which president biden visited saudi arabia. i don't think it went well for him at all. i think that, you know, the, the days are gone in which the u. s. can truly and cajole countries even like saudi arabia, one of their closest allies. so i think that, yeah, you're absolutely right. that played a very big part in my freedom to me being his we can see today what exactly happened at this conference in north korea. so the thing is done absolutely nothing . th

u. s. t. hell on p steel. his continue detention remained a major impediment to improve u. s. f. ganna stan relations after the taliban takeover last year. there was a concern is that after the atala is killing in couple, apparently there won't be any contacts between the 2 sides. but this release indicates that despite the concerns, as i said, shared by the us and the wisdom community, the use is still in contact with the taliban and keeping a sort of engagement at least one other american remains hostage in afghanistan. that is filmmaker ivr scherer who was detained in cobble in august. biden says, while there is still much work to be done on many other cases, the release of where weeks in the demonstration of the u. s. his commitment to bring all hostages abroad hydro, castro out a 0, washington the still ahead on al jazeera. how can i ask you to do good? when we barely withstood our greatest rats yet, we hear from the united nations as world leaders arrived for this year as you in general. so there was ah, the journey has begun the, the full world copies on its way to the ca

u. s. political lead as even lied to the public to justify the invasion. know earlier in the program, i spoke with the u. s. f also tenant colonel retired a karen korea, koski who says the by the ministration has been particularly sensitive to this criticism because it's well justified withdrawal was very poorly planned, very hasty. it was under duress and it was not particularly well done. the thing that they're proud of the thing the united states is proud of is the massiveness of the air lift they compared to other air lifts that we've done. and it's, it's a massive amount of aircraft. but in terms of the operation, the leadership, the military leadership on the ground, any political leadership from the pentagon or elsewhere, we didn't have any of that. it was a shocking, actually, quite shocking, an embarrassing situation last summer. and i think the administration is quite sensitive to the criticism because it's well justify. the pentagon itself didn't believe it was over, even though the politicians and the rest of the country knew it was oak. so i put the blame directly on the pentagon in the fact that

i mean, you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. f b, i wants you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference . give us the story. yeah, absolutely. i'll give you sort of the long summary because we'll be here all day africa and there's lots, lots out there already. and so i was indicted by the by the f b i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only applicable to us people as you can probably tell from accent on, i'm not the american right, i'm british. so that was the, along to right of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for 8 months based on an, in support read notice and the f. b, i most wanted list of which i'm currently a member of the say that's the situation essentially. and what is the f b? i accusing you of exactly and connection of this conference in north shore. so they're accusing me of violating a u. s. presidential executive order, which is the international emergency economic power act, long, long phrase, and which only

u. s. reports that he is in decent health having boarded the airplane on his own. when leaving afghanistan. what does this mean then for the u. s. f gun stand relationship. right there was a, there was much outcry when only after the less than a month of fireworks being kidnapped. the u. s. back in 2020. and now it's p steel with the taliban. his family at the time thought that meant the u. s. may be losing its love ridge to demand his release. something that the trump administration went ahead according to a family spokesperson, without asking for for x to be released will. now, now that the taliban is in control for x continued attention had been a point of contention between the u. s. and afghanistan with president joe biden saying in january that it was a non negotiable for him to be released. if the taliban wanted to be recognized as a legitimate government, bella to months, more of behind the scenes work. and then today, the u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln, making the announcement that fredericks is on his way home. his return is the culmination of many, many monson harsh and affect 2 or 5 so many colleagues in the u

u. s. the f. b. i recovered more than $11000.00 government documents and photographs during its search of the former president mar, logo was stayed in florida on august 8th. i spoke to mckayla cruz now our correspondent in washington d. c. earlier and asked her what the legal consequences could be of these reports proved to be true. well, the overarching issue than the overarching legal issue still is obstruction of justice. and after all, it was trump staffers who denied that there actually still were documents at mar logo. it was only through this such that those documents were found. and we probably all seen the photograph of this top secret documents with the top secret covers. now it seems, according to the washington post, which has spoken to unidentified sources familiar with the matter. and these include in nuclear details of foreign countries. there's a lot of talk here on us television amongst the security community who of course, hate being on television at saying that it doesn't really ma

u. s. media f. b i. agents discovered the documents during last month search of the form of presidents, florida mansion. at least 32 people have died in a fire at a karaoke bar in southern vietnam. flame spread quickly through the wooden interior of the bar. thick smoke fill the staircase blocking the emergency exit and trapping people inside the fire. his bleach have been caused by an electrical short circuit . i'll be back with more news in half an hour here on out there. you follow all the stories of recovering on our website at al jazeera dot com is updated through the day. more news, i say enough now the stream is next tuesday with us talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound. you speak off his clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen. you were part of the arm struggle in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera, i, i i am. yeah. okay. you're watching the s

u. s. president john f kennedy was broadcast and millions on t v. as the visual medium was starting to gain momentum. and in 1968 civil rights leader, martin luther king. not a state funeral, but considered just as significant by many, elena millions for the funeral of president of mass grief for politicians to unprecedented scenes in cairo where millions turned out to mourn egypt. second president seen as anti colonialist, a national hero. gammel. abdul? nah, said. the year was $970.00 in 1989 millions to came out in iran to bid farewell to ayatollah hominy. the crowd highly emotional, a chaotic display of grief. princess diana, the people's princesses, she was known, killed in a car crash in 1997. her 2 young sons walking behind her coffin in full public view . few who watched that day have forgotten these images. the funeral of pope john paul the 2nd in 2005 not only drew about a 1000000 faithful, but also more than 200 heads of state government in royalty, kings, queens presidents and prime ministers. 6 years later, the state funeral of kim jong

lance, so we know about that injury, but we spoke with doctor pandya associate professor of >> ucf f at u c s say that 10 times fast orthopedic surgery about. >> when we can expect lance to be up and moving in rejoining the team for workouts again. >> somewhere around 8 to 12 weeks after the surgeries on athletes will typically be able to start, you know, walking out at critics of pressure in terms of doing football to work out some probably more on months, 4 months, 5, you may see him on the field. you miss him out there throwing. it's really not until 6 months and people will be able to get back to, you know, things but may potentially see him back to practice and some warm you're kind of in december january, doing some light drills may be running with the scout team, but really seen him do a true football activity. looking at 2023 season. >> that would be a welcome sight. seeing him running through like drills in january. we'll hear from his head coach kyle shanahan later in the show. back to you guys. all right, jason, thank you. fire crews have been working through the rain to try to inc

u. s. media report, f b. i. agents discovered the documents during last month's search of the former president's florida mansion, the washington post, where the report surface did not identify the country. those are your headlines. i'll be back with another news bulletin. let's go now to out 0. well oh um. oh, i see. 3 0 no mm. oh, below the portal that it needs to be uh, a script already started truly switch it. that means got to send him. does his name on any of your bill? probably should have said touch came from to be huh. all the way below grout cleaning bill. oh, you're not looking squish glass who puddle grain all the way to talk a little puddle. shana honey, you shall etomo. but as mulatto shot, both to my opinion, but given him a little wood trail. well, i thought he was glad hosting this not all night will be team night between p time plus with on the board. capitelli is my job title pressure in the chat because we're dead the with the me and i talk with, i know which 1 may be too much. all i should

u. s. media report, f b i agents discovered the documents during last month, such of the former president's florida mansion. those are the headlines one use of to witness. talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak off is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen. you were part of the armstrong and in the 19 seventy's, if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the story stuck, matters on al jazeera in in one of the visual divisions. and when i did when i gave you a new one know you will a deadline. and so we're going to do concerning the what am i going and left the ah, will know $51.00 were didn't in town. when i said when, when i when that when like in the middle to one of the budget designs. and before i realized i was part of your team that is making history and this is a great opportunity. no, no it after own the damage is done by the insurgents. you a plane and input and fraud is rebuilding this area is one of the wood heat by the group i'm, it's against the this particular side when a very h

u. s. pros, about $7000000000.00 of the country's assets. it has since ordered that 3500000000 be used to fund litigation by 911 victims in while f canister faces a severe humanitarian crisis. on saturday, hundreds of afghans protested against the u. s. plan to send some of those assets to swiss bank. demonstrators waived banners with slogans, blaming america for the country humanitarian crisis. they also called for the immediate release of the assets and the prosecution of soldiers who committed war crimes and dancing the americans have no rights to seize or $9000000000.00. they have violated human rights, and again, as it is unfair, if they don't give us our money back, we are a poor country and fight a terrible situation due to very low per capita income america. she's $9000000000.00 from now. they see they will transfer 3500000000 to a swiss bank. we're southern country under taliban rule, and our central bank is fully functional. we demand the united nations and other world bodies influence the united states. i want to transfer the money directly to our government, so it can be spent on going people. during the last 2 decades, the american

u. s. media report, f b i. agents discovered the documents during last month, such as the former president, florida, mention the washington paste. one of the report surface did not identify the country toms under investigation for unauthorized removal of records from the white house. let's bring in data rush. he's a professor at the national defense university and joins us from the side or in maryland in the us. great to have you with this is extraordinary to think of a document like this containing nuclear information fitting and trumps more log home. what with the impact be if this information goes into the wrong hands, although we could argue that it already did? well, we don't, we don't know what it is. so there's a lot of intelligence on nuclear formation. that's open source. and a remarkable amount of stuff in the u. s. government is classified shouldn't be classified. but let's assume the worst case that it is something significant. it falls into one or 2 bands. if it's nuclear, from ration from an allied country like the united kingdom, that could damage bilateral relations. what t

that project still under construction, but it's 1st f s r u is on track to start later this year. and that'll add, you know, incremental capacity to, to germany. yeah. the key thing there is that it can come in the winter at least if not to, to help with the winter itself. so how far can ellen g actually go towards fulfilling? germany's natural gas, you will because l n g has to be transported, transported, obviously by back to congress center by the, you know, the, the 1000000000 barrels that down the pipeline. so i can germany rely on ellen g as an alternative. so to answer the question, yes, absolutely. germany can rely on elegy and it will have to the country will have to going forward, not just this year, but in the coming years, i would say it had to start with looking back at last year, looking back at this year. and really just seeing how germany has imported, it's gas in the past. so this past year 2021. we're looking around $4850.00 b, c. m a piped gas. now that's not including al and g. and that's really made up about 50 percent of germany's gas and ports of that, about

u. s. court ruled that the f d. a had failed to sufficiently investigate the environmental consequences of approving genetically engineered salmon. but what about less invasive selective breeding? that's when animals with the desired features, a cross bred with each other to boost or disable certain traits. their genes are not directly modified or this shape has won an award, or rather its creators were honored for their contribution to mitigating climate change. and where else could the sheep have been bred than in new zealand, where she pout number humans, 6 to one? greatest sustainability in its meat and wool industries is key for the country's own net 0 target. we play sickly, discover that we can, we can breed for, for less way. then. this is dr. suzanne ro, for years she has looked at how she could burp out, fewer climate damaging gases. we can change the, the bugs that are in the stomach that break down the fleet. and we can change the amount of methane that emitted every generation of sheep bread here emits

u. s. president john f kennedy was broadcast and millions on t v. as the visual medium was starting to gain momentum. and in 1968 civil rights leader, martin luther king. not a state funeral, but considered just as significant by many. elena millions for the funeral of president of mass grief for politicians to unprecedented scenes in cairo where millions turned out to mourn egypt. second president seen as anti colonialist, a national hero. gammel. abdul nah said. the year was $970.00 in 1989 millions to came out in iran to bid farewell to ayatollah hominy. the crowd highly emotional, a chaotic display of grief. and princess diana, the people's princess, as she was known, killed in a car crash in 1997. her 2 young sons walking behind her coffin in full public view . few who watch that day have forgotten these images. the funeral of pope john paul the 2nd in 2005 not only drew about a 1000000 faithful, but also more than 200 heads of state government in royalty, kings, queens presidents and prime ministers. 6 years later, the state funeral of kim jon

u. c. s f. dr thanks for joining us. let's give people the big takeaways from this.laudine. i think it's confusing to a lot of folks, but i have three rules if you're older than 65, if you're immune, compromise, and if you haven't gotten a boost into 2022 yet or gotten infected, naturally, you should definitely be front and line but everybody else you might want to wait a little bit time it but when the surge might be, of course, you don't know exactly when it's going to be. but maybe ah sometime in october, so that's kind of the rule. you know, not everybody all at once. um but at different times for different folks, do you think we're also shifting the way we're looking at a community and these vaccines for how we have if we had the first two shots, i mean, i was reading. consider yourself vaccinated. but then maybe this is like that flu shot we get every year, right? we just say, you know, around october, we're going to get that and that will update us on whatever variants are running around. yes exactly . and in fact, the biden administration was hinting at that

well, in yes, few mean india is very unhappy over the f. 16 by the u. s. the foreign affairs minister when dad of to s j r car has land the bite and administration's proposal of providing nearly $450000000.00 worth of as an military assistance to part time. now every time you s provides these that in stock a sunday use against india, f, 16 f, 86, and a 104 south fight does. all of them have been used against india? the latest, for example, was f. 16 being used in india in 2090. now to the bottom one strike, one is that india is closer to g, a u. s. they to many years. so why want america knowing very well that the deal with docusign is going to hurt one of each cell, close friends, make that the dollar apply? now india has made it very clear to americans that india does not want se stevens being operational is a big heavy for india, a heavy india does not want. and finally, a right wing alliance is claiming victory in the italian parliamentary elections which could see the leader of the brothers of italy, party, georgia, maloney become the 1st female prime

u. s. space agency had to postpone the launch of its giant rocket for a 2nd time after a fuel with former u. s. president. donald trump has called the f. b. i search at his moral lago residence last month. a travesty of justice agents discovered several sensitive documents at the estate. trump also called his successor joe biden, an enemy of the people. the international atomic energy agency says these apple regia, nuclear power plant has lost connection to the main external power line amid ongoing shelly. but it continues to supply electricity to ukraine's national grid through a reserve life. the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev has been laid to rest at a moscow cemetery next to his wife reisa. earlier thousands of russians filed past his open casket to pay their respect, hungary prime minister, victor, or bon was the only foreign leader to attend. the funeral russian president vladimir putin did not attend. the harding reports thousands have lined the streets of moscow to bid farewell to the last leader of the soviet union. mikhail gorbachev was credited with changing the course of the 20th century by indians, the

u. s. refuses to provide them with f sixteens, but that's a pretty big statement. big statement of intent, isn't it? what does that, what does not portray from turkey's top defense agency that they may be willing to do that? look turkish government following balance policy between west and east. and they have to main type it on this policy. and following this policy, the 1st is to to keep the distance between turkey and the west because the west and countries united states and most of the european countries. now they are sporting to terrorist organisation which are acting against turkish nation of 70. that's the 1st point and the 2nd point, white churches for loving this balance. police took keys. the government wants to be a global paul. it's on in the, in the global st. that's why turkeys following this policy. and as a result now as a member of need to we have for example, with relation with the, with the russia and eat on also that and this country like considering as the enemy for the, for nathan and for the with. so i think that this statement from turkey sit

u. s. president donald trump has called the f. b. i search at his moral lago residents last month. a travesty of justice agents discovered several sensitive documents at the estate. trump also called his successor, joe biden, an enemy of the people he's been speaking at around at a rally in pennsylvania. joe biden came to philadelphia, pennsylvania to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an american president. vilifying $75000000.00 citizens plus another probably 752800 and 50. if we want to be accurate about it as threats to democracy and as enemies of the state, you are all enemies of the state. he's an enemy of say, you want to know that the enemy of the state is him and the group that control him . the international atomic energy agency says these appreciate nuclear power plant in ukraine has been disconnected from its last remaining external power line. but the facility is still managing to supply electricity to the grid through a reserve line connected to a nearby thermal power station. earlier russia accused ukrainian forces of shelling near t

u. s. is trying to control crypto currency and seeking to monopolize bitcoin. ems is on the f, b i's most wanted list for allegedly organizing a crypto currency conference in north korea and helping the country evade us sanctions. after being accused of helping pyongyang develop block chain technologies to transfer money across borders, he was detained in february and saudi arabia, but later released as riyadh decided not to expedite him to the u. s. earlier i spoke with him in the studio to get more details on his story. ah. you were detained in saudi arabia, the us, the f b i wants you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference, give us the story. so i was indicted by the by the f b i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only a pickable to us people, as you can probably tell from acts and on. i'm not the american british. so that was the long to write of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for 8 months based on any support red notice and the f b i most wanted listing. i was injured at the tim

ruling on whether to appoint what's known as a special master to review documents that the f b i seized from former u. s. president. donald trump. the justice department is investigating how top secret documents were taken out of the white house. those are the headline stay 2 now for democracy. maybe frank assessment, the heat waves we're seeing now, are they a product of global warming? we will say more of that. what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the headlines inside story now jazeera ah ah, i was very young age. what racism white supremacy was. racism is evil. if you are black, digital or not to be taken seriously, you are a criminal. you are someone who is supposed to shut up and accept when america gives you the i. the mom is like this ideal place where everybody's voice counts and it can only be created if we destroyed the systems that that private market. 2 2 2 2 2 2 people live on that it's allusion. they have power that they give to politicians. real poll, real powers and the people. when you make the politicians do what you want and do. america is

u. s. president donald trump has called the f. b, i search at his moral lago residence last month, a travesty of justice. he also hit back at his successor and current president, joe biden, after he labeled him and his supporters as extremists trop made the comments at a rally and support of 2 republican nominees for congress and pennsylvania. it was his 1st public appearance since the f b. i rate joe biden came to philadelphia, pennsylvania to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an american president vilifying. $75000000.00 citizens, plus another, probably 752800 and 50. if we want to be accurate about it as threats to democracy and as enemies of the state, you're all enemies of the state. he's an enemy of to say, you want to know that the enemy of the state is him and the group that control him . mike hannah has been across the rally and joins us now from washington. d. c. mike, the fact that mr. trump used this speech to hit back hard at president joe biden. them he called him an enemy of the st

u. s. president donald trump has called the f. b. i search at his moral lago residence last month, a travesty of justice. he's been speaking at a rally in pennsylvania. agents discovered several sensitive documents at the isde . a few weeks ago, you saw when we witnessed one of the most shocking abuses of power by any administration in american history. the shameful raid and breaking of my home moral argo was a travesty of just that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions, and principles. before the entire world, the entire world was watching and their shock, the international atomic energy agency says these upper regia, nuclear power plant in ukraine has been disconnected from its last remaining external power line. but the facility is still managing to supply electricity to the grid through a reserve line connected to a nearby thermal power station. earlier russia accused ukrainian forces of shelling near the facility mikhail gorbachev. the last leader of the soviet union has been laid to rest at moscow cemetery next to his wi

u. s. president's name just one available in itself, including j. s. k f. kennedy. yeah, i think it's extraordinary and it just goes to show how home she was queen 4. and remember when she took to the throne in 1952 britain, still had an empire at global empire. and obviously it doesn't any more. and she has still, she was still queen throughout the demise of britain, global britain as it genuinely was there to what it is to days. so she has really had to, oh, she had to oversee, you know, the good times in the bad times for a great britain and northern ireland, labor, smaller things like the color television which was rushed in for the coronation, which i think is of course new. absolutely. and then to show that i'm living and exactly, and just how many things have changed. you know, the fall of the soviet union, they've been, walls was very, for example, the vietnam will. what's going on in ukraine now. and she was always, always the queen, not just of course, for britain but also had a state for other countries, 14 other countries including your own australia. an

u. s. presidents during her reign, 13 of whom she met, including j, f, k, john f. kennedy. and. and she saw the rise in the fall of the berlin move, for example, was not just british was let's not forget the falklands war war in the 1980s, but also the vietnam war. so much a change so much of a political change as well. i mean it across the globe, but always she remained the same. it seems and, and remained out of that political and remained a, remained above the political fray exactly as much as possible. i mean, there were times when it was claimed that she had may call mental, she'd worn a particular outfit that symbolized her support one side or the other. i'm thinking particularly over the, the break with her ended with that, with the hat that she wore, that seemed to some that symbolized the european flag. but you know, as much as possible. she remained out of the political fray. she couldn't afford to be a to cross that line to be brought down by politics, particularly given what we've seen over the past few years in britain, at least with so many new prime ministers comi

u. s. c. c concluded that got fired from id f positions was likely responsible for the death of sharina ugly. the you fcc found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances. more flattering is expected in southern pakistan with the release of water from the country. large lake engineers have cut through the embankments of lake man. shots are reduced the volume of water, but it's threatening to flood properties downstream as dozens of villages lie in its path. and holmes and packets are put in job province. all types of merged under was because of the recent floods call high, the reports from that. it was more than dreaded where to go and drink again. when we came to lay our district, we were able to reach her home by board. regarded, was cut off by a large water body. now we are john. we are back on the same track. and once again, we have to dig the boat to reach a relish after crossing through. lodge and margaret, your darling more need deep. the situation head is quite desperate. and although the large wardrobe now receding, it is granger day

f b i. agents who such former u. s. president donald trump's home last month found dozens of empty folders mocked is classified. that's according to a newly released court document that gave a detailed inventory of the $33.00 boxes recovered. they include 18 top secret government documents, 50 full classified as secrets, and another $31.00 deemed confidential. $48.00 empty folders with classified banners were also collected along with more than $10000.00 government documents without classification. there also 42 empty folders marked returned to staff, along with 25 books. article heinous, more or less from washington. just to take a step back here, let's go over what happened. so the trump lawyers went to a judge and a couple of weeks after the f. b, i searched mar largo, and they said they wanted a special master. basically that's an outside party to review the documents. what a lot of legal experts said that didn't make much sense because they waited so long . government agents told the court, look, we've already rea

u. k. why is that even on the i m f 's right. well, the elements has been criticized most european countries without meaning them for the bailouts that they've been pushing through. over the last 6 months. france, germany doesn't like anything that they've been doing because they think they're to blunder. just spraying money around on the rich and poor to try and get through this energy process and the case, no difference. what you have done as really excited the math really got align great is because we've added on top of that. so we've not just had an emergency energy price cap, which is trusting a 150000000000. we've added on top tax cuts, which will be recovery, which will go on forever. so that's really the u. k is also part of a reserve currencies. so the year i was the euro as a reserve currency, the dollar, the n and sterling is as well. so now we're one of the reserve company currencies of this, well, the all messing about suddenly causing chaos of the next thing. so this is the moment in history when the last thing i ne

u. s. political expert possibly have in common. well, they've all been branded enemies of ukraine and blacklisted by key f as pro russian propagandists. many of those who are blacklisted and now criticizing neg men's for funding ukraine. while it's government continues to targets western opposition. the u. s. congress through it. so appropriations has been funding the ukranian center for countering disinformation. and they are attempting by doing this to be able to control freedom of speech. not directly in this country, which is clearly unlawful by, by having a foreign entity do it or where they can, where they can suppress free speech using american dollars to do it overseas. my government funding, ukrainian government, my government, allowing the ukrainian government to try and silence me by one. imposing the chilling. oh, there is an absolute chilling effect to be called, a russian propagandist. the american people need to know that their government has been working hand in blood with the fascist ukraine regime to suppress the constitutionally guaranteed free speech of americans, the persecution of free dope and free speech is no

see when al jazeera, the reuters, and a f p news agencies say a report by the u. m. 's nuclear watchdog states that cannot verify rahm's nuclear program as exclusively for peaceful purposes. they quote the i a is saying around stockpiles of up to 60 percent, which you radium have grown by more than 12 kilograms. russian president vladimir putin has accused ukraine of cheating, developing countries after grain shipments by sending its harvest to the european union. instead, an advisor to ukraine's president says that claim is groundless. last week, a ship carrying 23000 tons of ukrainian grain arrived in east africa. the rock supreme court has ruled it doesn't have authority to dissolve the parliament. the court said only parliament could dissolve itself politicians allied to which she elite him or tod asada refiled, a legal petition last month, calling for new elections. pakistan's prime minister says the scale of destruction and his nation is unbelievable. and the policy of the country like a sea shabba sharif has been visiting areas devastated by pakistan's worst floo

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