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uae don't have a lot of spare oil capacity.t may be true or not be steve, what is shocking on to me is why is the french president delivering the message he is the opec messenger it was the most bizarre thing i have seen in a while jake sullivan, the national security adviser, says let's get out of here. the microphones are hot. what an odd scene. >> reporter: i agree i didn't know that actually the president of the oae and the saudi leader, the government, were close to macron on this issue. i didn't know they would share messages and potentially pass on to the g7 and president biden. what could be one explanation from the macron point of view is saying to president biden, look, traditional sources in the middle east don't have much more spare capacity we need to look at other pr pro producers. that would be a different political can of worms then we are talking about iran and venezuela. those are both subject to sanctions because they have a different view on iran than the u.s. if you want more capacity from the traditional p

it would be a move that could pave the way for saudi arabia and the uae to pump more oil.e's our middle east business correspondent, sameer hashmi. opec plus is opec plus is expected opec plus is expected to opec plus is expected to stick opec plus is expected to stick to its current policy of making a modest increase in production which translates to a little over 400,000 barrels of oil per day. this is in line with the opec plus agreement that was signed between the members in 2021. but the question that will be on the table and under the spotlight is what will opec plus do after september 2022? and the reason for that is that in march 2020 opec plus had slashed its capacity during the peak of covid to balance the markets and since then they have been gradually increasing production month by month. by september 2022 opec plus production collectively would have reached the pre—covid levels, so what will it next? will it increase production or stick to its current production capacity? now, the answer is not straightforward. there is an opec plus to increase production but

it will be a tough one, what opec-plus will try to do is make it possible for saudi arabia and the uaethe only two countries with production capacity to add more lines to the market. many of the country's underperforming missing the target will probably be given a smaller target and produce less. the biggest challenge right now is managing capacity. >> there is been reports and manual wreck ron was talking to the saudi's in the uae, -- emmanuel macron was talking the saudi's and the uae they said they could not make more production. it would also make it very difficult for them to raise supply. >> i think he misinterpreted what he heard a bit. there is production capacity in both saudi arabia and the uae, is pretty substantial in both countries, the russian target is likely $.2 billion -- barrels per day. -- 3.2 billion barrels a day. there effective production is 12 billion barrels a day, well above where they are. spare production capacity is limited. it has declined to the point where it is risky to add so many volumes to the market. there is a risk he spooked the market by making s

the uae's top energy official confirmed as much in a statement that happened a day prior.hey said they're producing at ceiling levels and they will continue to do so through the end of the pact. whether or not president biden was already aware of this ahead of his trip to saudi arabia next month is unclear. the plan is to push arab nations to produce more oil to bring down gas prices. >> you spoke with president macron about the trip. he spoke with a couple other leaders about the trip as well. not focused on or confined to the energy centerpiece. i'm not going to characterize president macron's comments or either the content of them or the -- this particular notion about saudi arabia and their spare capacity. >> saudi arabia and the uae are perceived as the only two countries in the opec plus group that might have spare capacity according to reuters, this could take the wind out of president biden's sails on his upcoming trip. he invoked leaders of other g-7 countries to put a price cap on russian i'll exports, which would require a lot of voluntary coordination among cou

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hem worked in the uae forjust two years before his kidneys failed.any week, he sees two or three patients whose kidney problems began in the gulf. treatment is expensive and has to be paid for by the state, yet nepal is one of the world's poorest countries. few nepalis have received compensation, either from the companies they worked for or from the countries of the gulf, which are among the world's richest. for migrant workers, even raising safety concerns can be dangerous, as a kenyan called malcolm bidali found out. i used to be a security guard in qatar. i myself have been posted outside. in just the shortest amount of time, you can be covered from head to toe in sweat. like, you are drenched, completely drenched — it's that hot. it was around mid—2020. this was around the peak of summer. during this time, the ministry of labour prohibits people from working under the sun from around 10am to 3pm. malcolm was guarding buildings owned by the qatar foundation, a charitable trust with links to the qatari royal family. on one occasion, we had one vvip

in some countries, particularly those such as the uae, they have decided to ban the film. anchor: could they not have just cut out the scene? reporter: disney and pixar don't want that to happen. initially was talked about possible pixar employees, the scene was removed, proud -- the staff said this was unacceptable , pushing away awareness have everyone live their lives, dear monfils gay people put into boxes, they wanted to be normalized because they are normal people. it's a moment in the film that is quite important to the story, the narrative, because this is a moment when seeing a loving couple saying goodbye to one another, buzz realizes that he is making a lot of sacrifices is keeping him from having a family and a spouse of his own. anchor: what is surprising for me is before, you never saw animated features talk about social issues and social change. broke back mountain was a big movie, big blockbuster touching on lgbtq themes. we never had an animated feature it. is this the first time we are seeing it? >> i don't know they are turning this into a moment of disc

obviously, with analysed and looked at the uae, we know what their strengths and weaknesses are.is set to compete in the opening event of the saudi—backed liv golf invitational series this week. the six—time major winner hasn't played since controversial comments about the breakaway series and the pga tour were published in february. the 51—year—old will now play in the tournament at centurion club just outside london which begins on thursday. other golfers confirmed for the event are the former world number one dustin johnson, sergio garcia, lee westwood, ian poulter and louis oosthuizen. new zealand all—rounder colin de grandhomme has been ruled out of the remainder of the test series against england through injury. the zimba bwean—born kiwi suffered a tear in his right heel while bowling on day 3 of the first test at lords and was unable to bowl on the final day of his side's five—wicket defeat. he's now looking at 10 to 12 weeks away from the game. michael bracewell has been named as his replacement. it's stage 3 of the criterium du dauphine on tuesday. a 169—kilometre, hilly

right after micron made those comments to widen and provide cameras, he had the uae mr. on twitter, we are producing at that max capacity according to the agreement we made before. that expires in a few months. he hinted that perhaps he could boost production after that. the fact of the matter is it is macaroon -- micron to meet the market when the gas -- gap is left by russia. russian output expected to decrease as europe tightens their ban on russian crude. while there are some discussions within the g7 to allow some russian oil to be left in the market by being sold at a certain cap, it is big distinction. that saudi arabia cannot save the market and they should not depend on the country. dani: at the same time, there is reporting that the g7 is moving toward reversing their commitment to help the financing of overseas fossil fuel project. walk us through that thinking. >> back at cop26, the g7 and other countries agreed they are going to stop by the end of this year, all fossil fuel investments, gas, oil, coal overseas. with the war in ukraine happening in russia cur

he is relaying a conversation he had with the ruler of the uae and what he said was that the uae is atim capacity in terms of how much production they have of oil and he relayed with the crown prince of saudi arabia said to him, that they can only add about 150,000 barrels a day, maybe more. you can see why there is phone tag here. after this had become public, you had the uae energy minister come out and say, i want to clarify recent media reports. we are at maxim capacity when it comes to our deal with opec. many believe there is still spare capacity left and more than 150,000 barrels at the kingdom, but macron knows president biden is making his inaugural trip to saudi arabia. part of that will be asking for oil. jonathan: thank you. heading to madrid later this evening to catch up with foreign leaders in madrid for the nato summit. can you make sense of what is going on here? the french leader explaining to the american president on camera where he thinks are heading just before the president heads over potentially to tap the shoulder of the saudi's and ask them to do more? lisa: n

they are already significant leak constrained with their ability to increase in saudia and uae.nd we think about how this changes the fundamental picture when we go to september/october, it does not do anything and that is why the market is rallying. alix: that was jeff curry of goldman sachs speaking about opec's latest move. a coalition increase the size of oil supply hikes by 50% in july and august. this is bringing forward supply that would come online anyway. turning us as the director researcher energy aspects, amrita sen. broad strakes, your take on opec-plus -- strokes, your take on opec-plus. amrita: it has pretty much been active for a while and i think you can see from what was played today, he did manage to increase production by a little more than the monthly quota increases that happened going on for some time. yet cap to the group together including keeping the russians on his side because essentially he bringing forward the deal and slightly more production. the reality is there's not a lot of spare capacity in the market other than saudi and uae so the volume wi

we are talking about saudi arabia and uae mostly.t comes to rush i think it is important to realize that russian production is down in april, but it does seem to be rebounding in may and they are planning to open more wells in june. it would not be surprising if we actually see more russian oil on the market now that the eu has agreed to sanctions. it just may not going to eu countries, more will be heading to india and china. taylor: do you see the demand from india and china sort of able to absorb the increased production from russia you just described? ellen: absolutely. if you look at the numbers between december 2021 and april and may now you will see that russia has essentially opened up a huge new market in india. exports increased by a very large amount. india used to be a very small customer, and now it is russia's second-largest customer after china. so huge amounts of oil are going to india. india doesn't see any problem buying it, and i think that the eu and u.s., if they want to try to convince india to adhere to these s

the uae is one of a dozen countries that do not want it.e said the film was banned for its violation of the country's media content standards. buzz: what! we have not heard from china. i am assuming that it will not make it through china. i know that we have gotten requests for things to cut. disney isn't going to bona fide. we're not going to cut out anything, especially something as important as the loving and inspirational relationship that shows buzz what he is missing by the choices that he is making. disney faced similar bans with the release of dr strange and the multiverse of madness, eternals, and west side story, for the inclusion of lgbtq characters. the reference to lesbian parents in pixar�*s 0nwards, saw it banned by several middle eastern countries. and rocketman, the eltonjohn biopic, which depicted gay sex, was banned in samoa and egypt, and censored by a russian distributor. lightyear�*s producers insist it is full of really great messages, compatible with the ethos of the countries banning it but say they accept that ever

in the palace of independence by muhammad ali aliabar one of the most successful businessmen of the uae has long been a friend of belarus step by step, establishing contacts with the leadership of the emirates, the political trust is gradually converted into tangible and useful projects for the country, the interests of mr propertys are represented in more than three dozen countries. it is one of the world's largest developers and investors in the field of construction. in general, the areas of interest are extensive from the hotel business and high-tech to real estate, of course, most of the time that we don’t devote to our main main project, the north shore here in minsk, which you intend to build biggest project. uh, i'm thinking of a bigger project. we haven't had it in belarus yet. a, of course, we will talk about cooperation in the field of it-technologies. i know very well that you all pay great attention to this work. and i know that the emirates have made significant progress in this regard. i am grateful to you for organizing that conversation in the emirates when we were able

not certified by a reputable halal company in the uae now we can supply our products to the countries of the muslim world. the ministry also noted the potential for growth supplies of pedigree cattle of the belarusian selection and the opportunity to provide tajik farmers with highly productive balanced feed and impurities, our country is also interested in providing tajikistan with belarusian, quarry construction and passenger equipment on the stock exchange at the previous auction, the dollar and the euro lost the price of the chinese yuan and the russian ruble rose in price and this morning the dollar is 2 rubles. 59 kop. euro 2 rub. 76 kop. for 10 yuan 3 rubles. 95 kop. and 4 rubles. 28 kop. it costs 100 russian. the world bank notes that over the past two years, oil prices have risen by 350% from the lowest levels during the pandemic. and this turned out to be the highest increase in half a century, as for the price of other energy resources, coal and natural gas, they also reached historical highs. at the same time, the bank believes that since the rise in prices has affected al

investor in the arab world, and the guest is considered one of the most successful businessmen in the uae, plus he owns the largest e-commerce company in the middle east political relations with the leadership of the united arab emirates are consistently converting into quite concrete and useful projects for the country. we are of course prime time. today we will devote our main main project. northern coast. uh, here in minsk that you intend to build is the largest project. uh, i'm thinking of a bigger project. we haven't had it in belarus yet. of course, we will talk about cooperation in the field of it technology. i know very well that you are all working hard for this . and i know that the emirates have made significant progress in this regard. i am grateful to you for organizing that conversation in the emirates when we were able to listen to leading experts together. ah, in the field of artificial intelligence, and then i realized that there is still a lot to be done in this direction in belarus in order to reach the level that you then achieved together with specialists from around

based on the current baseline of production set by the opc agreement plus 3,168,000 bpd, which the uae will remain committed to until the end agreements energy security of the european union is the main topic. the leaders of the seven, rising energy prices and the threat of closure of the largest enterprises in europe, are forcing the summit participants to look for new ways to resolve the crisis. one of the key proposals for limiting oil prices in the final document states that the g7 is considering a ban on the transportation of oil from russia by sea if the price is not agreed with partners. however, this initiative still needs to be worked out by the strange. idea setting a price ceiling in itself is very good, but there are technical difficulties. since russian oil comes in different ways, it is sold to different countries, some of them buy fuel in its raw form and sell it in processed form. if we want to get the mechanism to work, then it is necessary to expand the oil buyers alliance as much as possible to reach an agreement and set a price ceiling now technical discussions will

the decision of the free trade zone between the eaeu and the uae may be adopted by the end of the year. this is reported by the special services of the eurasian economic commission. it is noted that the united arab emirates is one of the most promising partners for cooperation. according to the results, last year, mutual trade increased by 60 percent and exceeded $6 billion. at the same time, exports of the union countries significantly exceed imports and as it became known in the eu countries will produce import-substituting drugs. this work began with the pandemic. now they have accelerated there. when it is necessary to replace the dropped imports, the main task for today is to determine the exact list of the most popular drugs, the list is planned to be approved at the council level by the end of the year, at the same time, work is underway to determine the available ones. and production sites where import substitution is possible, but import substitution remains one of the main tasks for our economy, along with the search for new markets conquers new export horizons. according to

investor in the arab world, and the guest himself is one of the most successful businessmen in the uae, he owns the largest e-commerce company in the middle east , this is not the first meeting of muhammad ali al-abar has long been a friend of belarus, trusting political relations with the leadership of the united arab emirates are consistently converted into concrete and useful projects for the country. uh, our main time is today let's focus on our main main project, the north shore, and here in minsk, which you intend to build, is the largest project. uh, i'm thinking of a bigger project. we haven't had it in belarus yet. a, of course, we will talk about cooperation in the field of it-technology. i know very well that you pay great attention to this sector. and know what the emirates mean, have advanced on this plan. i am grateful to you for organizing that conversation in the emirates when we were able to listen to leading experts together with you, and in the field of artificial intelligence development, and then i realized that in this direction in belarus there is still a lot to

-- begging the uae, we could be doing that here at home, the keystone xl pipeline, people who will invest billions of dollars into extracting energy from the soil cannot do unpredictable and uncertain is what president biden has done. now he is traveling to another country to have them do their what he does not want us to do here. the average gas prices is over four dollars. that is a law of money. for a single mom like the one who raised me, working paycheck-to-paycheck to have your gas prices go from a dollar 99 from when president trump was in office to four dollars 59 when i left charleston on monday? people are hurting. the answers are difficult. they are not complicated. you cannot keep pouring gas on the fire. they are trying to over stimulate the economy into a relief package that forgot cobit relief. they want us to do an emergency appropriation for treatment and therapy in covid. we can talk about this, quick, fast and in a hurry. you have to have common sense leading the charge. we need to restore the strength, posture and reputation of this country, globally. >> well said. [ap

already significantly constrained in their ability to increase, with the exception of saudi arabia and uae. when we think about how does this change the fundamental picture, when we go to september or october, it does not do anything, and that is why the market is really. manus: let's bring in our middle east energy markets reporter, interesting isn't it, headline 57% increase in july and august. bobby was with me 30 minutes ago, he said it was an elegant writing of the needle. >> they are saying it is a small increase, not enough of the market. what we are talking about going into this meeting is the expectation was opec was just going to hold the line and go ahead with this 432,000 barrel a day increase in monthly production, and that was going to hold through july, august and september. they have moved forward those increases from september, and they are adding 200,000 or so barrels. that is the additional bit, and that is tiny. also, opec+ has not been producing what it was supposed to produce under the quotas anyway. a lot of people are saying, they're going to come up with about half

which the uae will remain committed until the end of the agreement energy security of the european unionhe main theme of the meeting of the leaders of the seven is the rise in energy prices and the threat of closure of the largest enterprises in europe, forcing the summit participants to look for new ways to resolve the crisis. one of the key proposals for the introduction of an oil price cap in the final document states that the g7 is considering a ban on the transportation of oil from russia by sea if the price is not agreed with partners. however, countries still need to work out this initiative. idea set the price ceiling itself is very good, but there are technical difficulties. since russian oil comes in different ways, it is sold to different countries. some of them buy fuel in its raw form and sell it in processed form. if we want to get the mechanism to work, then it is necessary to expand the oil buyers alliance as much as possible so that they come to an agreement and set a price ceiling, technical discussions will begin now, so the question is, but if you think that j7 can pu

whether saudi arabia and uae can cover russia's loss supply, that's the question that remains at thet. >> all right. thank you. the latest when it comes to oil prices. rishaad: trade officials in china will exploit russia's need to divert supply when it sells energy. it is set to block 90% of moscow's crude oil inputs by years end. the european commissioner told bloomberg that currently is -- russia is selling its oil to china at a 34% discount. >> russia is making emphasis to maintain supplies to china. what we are seeing, especially in this situation of russia's weaknesses, china is going to take advantage of this. rishaad: china has ordered banks to sell $120 billion credit. the announcement was made at a stakeout meeting. the government is leaning on constructing to boost its economy, battered by covid lockdowns. bloomberg estimating that spending last year hit about $3 trillion. in hong kong, we have the administration bringing back one of its tough it's covid zero measures. people with mild infections will be put in government quarantine facilities. since february, most mildly

there is unused capacity specifically held for emergencies and saudi arabia and uae.course there will be some sort of agreement that saudi arabia and uae can continue business with russia. there are countries under sanctions and others with civil strife. then there is the home front, really emphasizing natural gas. i would not expect the price hikes forever. product markets are more difficult, but we know that the global refining system is actually quite flexible. it will adjust in the product market will come down. -- adjust and the product market will come down. manus: let's see what that handshake or whatever form it takes in terms of meeting, delivers for the market. great to get your take on the markets this morning. liz get the first word news -- let's get the first word news from juliette saly. juliette: president emmanuel macron's alliance has lost its outright majority in french parliament. the group won 245 seats, short of the 289 needed for an absolute majority. the far right group is in third. this could put his economic agenda and peril. president zelensk

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anchor: israel's prime minister met with the leader of the uae this thursday.sit is his second too big uae. as normalize relations with the country in 2020. the two nations strk a free trade deal last month. spain is bound to defend its interests. the statement comes after algeria said it was suspending a decades old treaty with madrid during the dispute centers on spain's decision to back algeria's rival, morocco, on the disputed western sahara. they had signed the deal in 2002 to promote dialogue and cooperation. shirli sitbon with the story. reporter: tension with algeria and spain had been grown beneath the surface. it is now out in the open. a day after algeria said it is suspending its trade treaty with spain, madrid showed some muscles. it is not alone in negotiations. it is part of the team europe. >> we are analyzing the reach of the consequences of that measure in a constructive way, but also with firmness that defense spain's interests. reporter: the algerian decision is linked to western sahara. morocco wants the region to remain under its sovereign

i mean, you saw that in the uae hosted assad on the 11th anniversary of the syrian uprising which is a rather callous moment to host him if any moment would have been good. you know, what further steps are the administration taking to prevent countries like the uae but others from normalizing ties with the assad regime? >> chairman, you know, one thing that i have looked at him very closely is sort of the difference between the rhetoric and the sort of the misinformation disinformation, much of it bra presented by damascus, through its backers rush and damascus, to say that there's a wave supporting acid in the region. opinion is divided, with a significant number of arab states having no desire to travel down that road. now what i hear from some of the partners of ours in the region the theory of their cases well there is an air voice, our voices missing damascus fort along. the way to get at mitigating diminishing pushing out iranian presidents and iranian activities in syria is to reinsert that arab voice. that's the theory of their case. i frankly am wholly skeptical. i think as

and saudi arabia cannot increase oil production. >> that is noteworthy because the uae and saudi arabiaountries that could possibly spare oil to bring down global prices. shannon? >> shannon: matt finn, thank you very much. let's dig in a little deeper to the worrying state of the u.s. economy with tonight's bream team panel, fox news contributor guy benson and -- gentlemen, welcome back. i want to put up the rising cost of groceries amid inflation, common things we buy, eggs up 22%, lunch meat 17%, coffee -- sorry, critical, people are going to feel that one -- 15.6%, chicken 14.7%. these are everyday staples that we all buy, in addition to going to fill up your tank, hovering on a national average of $5 a gallon. this is going to be a tough thing going into the midterms. >> people are getting crushed, and they are hurting. families can't make ends meet or they are living paycheck to paycheck. they are unable to save, in fact depleting in many cases their savings. remember this year around this t out a graphic boasting the july 4th meal might be a few cents cheaper because of joe biden

sheikh mohammed bin zay he had. >> >> uae tapped out and the saudis may not be much more help. >> white house officials have been claiming energy is only part of the president wants upcoming middle east trip. >> there is an awful lot to talk about. oil production is certainly going to be on the agenda. >> and now white house officials are talking about the quick macron-biden meeting like it's not on tape. >> he spoke with a couple of other leaders about the trip as well. not focused on or confined to the energy piece but the broader strategic dynamic at play. a transition to green energy was front and center. but ahead of a nato meeting tomorrow, the secretary general is urging the west to take it easy on oil companies. >> demonizing them isn't the way forward. >> no. that's never the answer. >> nato heads concerned with putin's advances in ukraine may have slowed him but nothing has stopped him. >> for all this tough talk from the biden administration about, you know, the toughest sanctions the world has ever seen, i don't think putin is feeling it. >> feeling it instead with high gas

the uae is rapidly moving into innovation leaders develop the space program builds smart cities.fter the pandemic. seems to be strong again. he is an arab businessman. they own the largest e-commerce company in the middle east , they import a lot of technologies, without them there will be no trade, so it is not surprising that the road to belarus led them to our it specialists with a high -tech park developed a kind of cooperation roadmap in it, all aspects from investments to it formation of a high-tech park by certain arab emirates begins i will say this, a very long and absolutely sure, long history and very, very, very large-scale cooperation in almost all areas, both investment and venture, that is, this is an investment and start-ups and already established companies. and this is the entry of our products into new markets. and not only the markets of the emirates - it is also it, education, all things that only relate to these high-tech. everything is not only on the agenda, but almost a part of it is at the stage of some very specific decisions. e part on stages of plans,

he's leading the team for the last time against the uae in texas right now.s of challenging for the world rally championship have suffered a blow in sardinia in italy after damaging his toyota and having to retire for the day. the briton is hoping to resume tomorrow. his team—mate, finland's esapekka lappi, is currently leading. irish trainer aiden 0'brien now holds the record for british classic wins — a1 — after his horse tuesday, ridden by ryan moore, won the oaks on the opening day of the epsom festival. it was a photo finish, with the favourite emily upjohn coming second. so the oaks was the big race on day one, tomorrow it's all about the derby. as part of the platinum jubilee celebrations, members of the royal family are expected at the epsom festival, although the queen herself won't be travelling. 0ur correspondent laura scott has been to the epsom downs course ahead of tomorrow's showpiece race. the derby has always been a highlight of the british sporting and social calendar. parliament used to stop for the day and in the past, hundreds of thousand

with drones it made big headlines that never showed up and uae that is language in congress a lot ofheadline takes off in terms of the follow-up that still lingers. >> there might be a lot of public support raising the age from 18 - 21 tobias about automatic weapons but on the other hand then you give us the definitions and so forth and that's not even part of the negotiations, then returned to president biden who finally did a sitdown interview this is off-camera with ap it's not like talking to jimmy kimmel and said it was bizarre to blame inflation on the covid release plan he criticized the will company but it didn't make a whole lotta news is that because the president when it comes to the economy inflation doesn't have a whole lot anew to say in terms of concrete proposals? >> it felt like the president was saying what americans feel every day they are worried about a recession they think it's inevitable but sometimes saying recession is not in evitable someone puts that word and fears into people's mind and we see the stock market going down in oil prices going up in the presi

they have a few million barrels a day, about one billion each from sally and the uae.hey will have to reject -- reach record output, which they have only had for eight weeks total in their history of production. but, it could potentially lower gas prices. oil prices specifically. but at the end of the day, there will be a question of whether or not we have enough refining capacity to meet gasoline demand. kriti: it is almost like markets sometimes react to spare capacity but not refining capacity. you could have a barrel of oil in your living room but you have to turn it into gasoline to make it useful. but you have not actually had any new refining capacity in the u.s. for, i want to say decades. >> you have actually had the opposite. about a million barrels of day -- a day of refining capacity taken off-line since 2020 in the u.s.. and another 2 million per day taken off-line globally. this led to a shortage of gasoline supply even though we have sufficient oil production. even if opec production growth reduced oil prices, we would still have the issue on the refinin

kinds of terrible stories and ngos have evacuated a large number of them to humanitarian city in the uae. while other refugees are being processed, the religious minorities are not being processed because they don't have preferential treatment. the ira round tables sent two letters asking for p2 status for them. and i really think the only answer is gonna be to do a ukraine type thing where religious groups in the us are willing to take care of their fellow believers. but i'm just wondering whether you commissioners have that on your radar screen, and it's kind of an emergency because they're going to try to clear out humanitarian city by the end of august, which is just around the corner. thank you. >> okay, sure. no, i'll just make a comment that we have made that formal recommendations, as you said for the p2 status. so, this is something that we in our annual report and even before, have made that recommendation, we still hope to see that move forward. so i think we're all on the same page. unfortunately, it's been as you well know, quite complicated. but it's definitely still on our

we probably have, if you do saudi arabia and uae, around 2 million barrels a day.ntiallyo they give more of those barrels to the market and the question is if they do so, will you actually see prices come down or will market participants focus on the fact we have so little spare capacity biden is going to have this big spr release winding down in november then the european sanctions kicking in at the start of the year. so the question is if the saudis do more, will it be enough to cool off the market. >> a lot of people don't realize that the european oil sanctions to your point really don't kick in until next year the spr sell will be down. it's got to be bought back say china then reopens india, they've been cranking assuming there's no major global economic slowdown, it's easy to invision a scenario where oil prices are a lot higher. >> absolutely. and brian, we are in a situation right now, we've just lost a million barrels of production because of continued unrest in that country so we do not have spare capacity shock absorbers if we have trouble in any more p

. >> the uae is one of over a dozen countries that don't want it.l state media regulatory office said the film was banned for its violation of the media content standards in the country. >> we hadn't heard from china i'm assuming it won't make it through china. we have requests for things to be cut. disney is not going to cut out anything, especially something as important as the loving and inspirational relationship that shows was -- that shows buzz what he is missing. >> disney faced similar bands with the release of several other movies. the inclusion of lgbtq characters. the reference to lesbian parents in pixar's onwards should -- saw it banned. the elton john biopic is banned and censored in several countries. lightyear costs producers say it is full of great messages, but say they expect -- they accept every country needs to do what they need to do, as does their star as he battles to get from infinity and beyond. laura: before we go, a man left paralyzed after the manchesr arena bombing in the u.k. has reached a summit of mount kilimanjaro.

the uae, plus, he owns the largest e- commerce company in the middle east , consistently converts trustingh the leadership of the united arab emirates into quite concrete and useful projects for the country. of course, today we will devote most of our time to our main main project, the north shore.

external powers, saudi arabia, the uae, the united states, france, these companies -- companies thated from the sale of weapons to the fighters as well as around backing the rebels, many countries are implicated in the tragedy in yemen. i think it's a duty of the international community to provide resources to help yemen rebuild. >> all right. we have run out of time so we will have to leave the conversation there. thank you so much to all of our guests. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website . for further discussion, go to our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter. for the whole team, goodbye for now. o7Ñ;Ñ;?kooooooo7ú oÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑ ♪♪♪ zoe daniel: alaska's arctic national wildlife refuge known as anwr, protected by the us government, but also contested for decades. here, animals roam in a pristine wilderness in one of the last places of its kind on earth, but it's under threat. [gunshot] donald trump: anwr in alaska, one of the great sites of energy in the world. zoe: the trump administration plans to allow dri

that is at a meeting with the uae and others in saudi arabia about refining more. >> you spoke with a leaders about the trip as well. not focused on are confined to the energy piece about the broader strategic dynamic in play. >> the president's next trip is supposed to be to the middle east. and an item on the agenda is supposed to be talking to golf partners about providing more. if it's true what he whispered to the president that some of these partners like the uae and it ran fine anymore, they might not have much to talk about. >> trace: peter doocy live verizon austria. >> dana: we are learning more about the 29-year-old transgender skateboarder who beat out 13-year-old girl to take on the top prize in the new york city contest. prize not only served in the u.s. military navy, but he was also rejected and qualified by the olympics. testing for too much testosterone after taking hormones. most of fox across america joins us now. i can't believe this story. i want to show you this video first. they call for number one. >> really appreciate everyone trying to stand up for me. it me

>> some days ago i was in the united arab emirates, and the new chief of uae, i told him that a lot of things can change, but deography cannot change, but the things that we have in common, they cannot change. you know, iran and saudi arabia are two major important countries in the region. two influential countries in the region. we didn't totally sever our diplomatic ties in a retaliatory move. it was the start of the new rule that made a decision based on-- it was in a kind of emotional one, and severed ties with iran, not based on logics, but we have always remained-- we've always kept the doors open and if saudi arabia is interested in that to bring it to normalcy, we will welcome it, in recent months. >> i think in recent talks, especially in the last that we held, we made good progress. we also-- we even agreed that in the near future at the level of some officials that the foreign ministers, or even the foreign ministers, we can have some meetings in a third country or in a place that is agreed upon mutually. the progress is minimal, but good. i think so far-- make good progress

i spoken to the head of the uae. i spoken to him. he said it can't be done.ction can happen. that's the first thing. first thing that was interesting is what macron said to biden. i think there's something else. the way in which he said. if you look at this video, macron is trying to make this really simple for president biden. president biden you can see is standing there, trying to take it in, but this is not a dialogue between two equal world leader. it like somebody prepping somebody they know isn't on top of the issue. no wonder president macron thinks that. no wonder other world leaders might think that. >> why would macron know this information and our own president wouldn't. our president talks to him, he said, now what, let's have a conversation away from the cameras is what he's saying. i don't want america to know that i didn't know this or they are tapped out, i'm going to get more pressure to produce oil in our own country. here's what i don't get. he wants to produce oil in other country and telling them to produce more. he won't do it in our ow

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