seeded clouds -- making rain in the united arab emirates. hope for peace in colombia -- why one former member of the farc has ditched his weapons for paddles. for more than 50 years, colombia was entangled in civil war. it left 200,000 people dead and more than eight million displaced. in 2016, the government and the farc rebels finally signed a peace agreement. the farc laid down their weapons in exchange for promises of political participation and better living standards. now, six years later, what is the state of things in the country? were the promises kept? reporter: when's he out on the water, pato forgets all his problems. it's as if he and his boat become one, just like in the old days. as a former farc rebel fighting government troops, he was often out on the river. pato was actually his cover name. it means "duck.” he knows virtually every stone here. today, he shows tourists around the former war zone, part of an initiative aimed at reintegrating former rebels back into society. pato: we always say that we've swapped our weapons f

, and here it is important to add that, in principle, for the united arab emirates, uh, the cipation of their researchers in this project is very significant, because the emirates have been gathering for several decades. in any case, they have a plan for the exploration of mars and, in principle, experience here, including russian researchers, will be very important. and here's the thing about today's experiment. he says i can for a very long time, because they even gave a special brochure related to these experiments. everything the experiments were scheduled. basically, within the experiment. there are additional studies that have been broken down into different subgroups. we talked with the astronauts. to be precise, this is the future, even astronauts are among them. that is, those who will go on possibly in the future both flights in orbits around the moon and staying on the moon itself, so when i talked with them, some said that it was difficult for you, this, of course, i am psychological experiments - this is a stay . imagine in a confined space 8 months without their

course, is based on a recent peace agreements or the normalization of diplomatic ties with united arab emirates with buffer aim with morocco. and, you know, israel would like to see a push show help from the united states to broaden, ah, you know, this regional alliance as well as there's a lot of talk about a kind of informal defense alliance here. first and foremost again, since you mentioned it already, again, sta a common threat that is yvonne and of course as well. i did the issue of iran and the nuclear talks that have been happening in vienna are also on the table here. now, how is this nuclear threat from iran shaping alliances in the region? yeah, i think that is the interesting part because this is, i think, why those countries, one of the reasons is certainly, and in their own interests and all have their own bilateral relations. again, also to even among them, but this is one of the reasons why we're seeing shaping up those different alliances coming together. and i think it's really very interesting to see that there's such talk, ortho defense ally, even a defense the lines of even

previously or president biden was taking part in summits with the leaders of israel, india, and the united arab emirates, let's have a listen to what's being south, even president biden, the prime minister of the state of his. well, we now make his statement followed by the president of the united states. after which we will take questions from the media. prime minister yo la pied, the floor is yours. thank you, mr. president. in march, 1965 on dr. martin luther king's famous march from selma to montgomery. walking beside him in the front row was a jewish rabbi, rabbi r brown, joshua herschel. when he returned home that day, read by her shall wrote in his diary to day i felt my legs were praying. in the state of israel, mister president, our legs pray every single day. nothing is in our lives is taken for granted. my father was a jewish child in the budapest kettle, hiding from those who tried to kill him. the fact that i am standing here today, devil to happen by itself. we learn the lesson mister present at all times. israel must be strong, free and safe with a powerful army that can defend us. citize

i mean, countries like the uae, united arab emirates, mexico and israel., but still doing business with russia outside of the sanctions. and critics will argue that they're propping up the kremlin war machine. are there economic consequences of not taking a side? i think the key thing is that if you look at the sanctions the west has imposed — i mean, they had three key elements. one is to detach russia from the international financial system. and frankly, the west itself is enormously powerful in that. there are only a limited number of truly convertible international currencies, and they're all either within the g7 or countries very closely linked to the g7. so cutting russia off from those currencies, by for example freezing the russian central bank's assets, that is very powerful. even though some other countries with their own currencies may not be taking the same kind of measures. similarly, in terms of the freezing of the assets of wealthy people who support president putin, a lot of those assets are in western countries. now, there is an extent to

and took part in the summit with the leaders of israel, india, and the united arab emirates. while we're waiting for press press conference between president biden gary la, just looking at the live shop there. as soon as that begins, we will come to it in our coffee is in place and shall anchor until 5 am friday. it comes a day on to thousands of people, storm the offices of prime minister and acting president renelle. vic, i'm a singer libby as oil chief is refusing to accept the government's decision to sack him as arguments he top over which of the countries to ministrations should have access to oil. revenue is national oil corporation, chairman must offer, anela, says tripoli, bass, prime minister abdul hamid debbie's mandate to governors expired. therefore, ending his authority to dismiss him. there been named a new board of directors, including a new chairman on wednesday. no more all night do one of his mina dis, outdated government has been a caretaker government since october 2021. parliament withdrew its confidence vote and it became nothing but a caretaker governm

in chita after heavy rains, you can only move by boat and instead of the desert sea in the united arab emirates, they eliminate the effects of the strongest rains in almost 30 years. whistling in length and for lunch is not just pasta in the navy millions, which is legendary . well, you have some weight gain. well, yes, here the food is so good that about four kilograms. frigate admiral pots start since the new shelling carried out by ukrainian nationalists, strikes have been carried out on novaya kakhovka in the kherson region, including the area of ​​the hydroelectric power station, the local authorities have been informed about this . a civilian was wounded there by shells from the hurricane system, fired at makiivka in the territories controlled by ukraine, they continue to place weapons near civilian objects about new crimes of the kiev regime, they told in our ministry of defense in artyomovsk. slavic berezovsky, odessa region, armored vehicles and firing points on the territory of colleges or lyceums, and in the village of novopavlovka, dnepropetrovsk region, nationalists mined a bridge

and it is extremely important to meet the needs of the people, in january of this year, the united arab emirates was brought to dubai together with our new partner rusatom. we spent presentation of their new and currently in demand low-capacity nuclear power plants, and in the mountains, where the construction of the first pumped-storage power plant in the history of the emirates is underway, we began filming a documentary film about the world's hydropower. this is a joint project with another partner of ours, rushydro, we continued this work in russia at the majestic sayan shushenskaya hpp , together with scientists on the ice of the yenisei, conducted experiments to measure the carbon footprint in the area of ​​the station, and we will tell the results in the film of the world watershed, which will be shown on the vgtrk frequencies on july 24 after the hot emirates and frosty siberia we decided to look for a hydroelectric power plant across the ocean in latin america and found it. and here it is the world's largest hydroelectric power station and taifu stands on the border of paraguay and braz

more than 50 people have died in landslides, while seven people have lost their lives in the united arab emiratesmeanwhile, president biden has declared a major disaster in the united states, after 16 people died in kentucky. lea na hosea reports. floodwaters from days of torrential rain have inundated hundreds of homes and wiped out entire towns in eastern kentucky. bridges have been washed away and roads submerged, sending some residents scrambling to their rooftops. her little room completely crushed. i'm so sorry. it's ok. there's no words. - it'sjust hard to imagine. there's nothing really that you can do but, i you know, we're just| glad that we got out. but, worst of all, the floods have taken people's lives, including those of children, four of whom from the same family. search—and—rescue teams in helicopters and boats are still looking for survivors. i have received notice that they've located the bodies of those four children. means we've got at least six dead children, and that's hard. there's still a lot of people out there, still a lot of people unaccounted for. we're gonna do our be

more than 50 people have died in landslides, while seven people have lost their lives in the united arab emiratesnt biden has declared a major disaster in the united states after 16 people died in kentucky. lea na hosea reports. floodwaters from days of torrential rain have inundated hundreds of homes and wiped out entire towns in eastern kentucky. bridges have been washed away and roads submerged, sending some residents scrambling to their rooftops. all of them completely crushed. it's ok. there are no words. it's — it's ok. there are no words. it'sj'ust_ it's ok. there are no words. it'sjust hard _ it's ok. there are no words. it'sjust hard to _ it's ok. there are no words. it'sjust hard to imagine. - it'sjust hard to imagine. there's— it'sjust hard to imagine. there's nothing - it'sjust hard to imagine. there's nothing really. it'sjust hard to imagine. i there's nothing really that it'sjust hard to imagine. - there's nothing really that you can do— there's nothing really that you can do but_ there's nothing really that you can do but we're _ there's nothing really that you can do but we're jus

a circumlunar orbit and landing on the surface of the moon, participants from russia, the united arab emiratested their tasks. although it was not easy here, being in isolation, tough imposed on us work schedules in various conditions. sleep deprivation rhythm disturbances. as children, we began to learn to walk again. there was no extra weight here. everything else is like in the reality of a space expedition. psychological load. scientific experiments for solving tasks not foreseen in advance by the whole team and separately the purpose of the experiment is to study the impact of such a long stay on the expedition without doing it. long distance flights. mankind will not be able to be considered as some kind of intermediate can be the first stage to the future manned flights. and on mars to work out the elements. under the future e on a planetary base and in general in flights to the distant according to scientists who observed the participants in the experiment. and these are doctors, psychologists-engineers, dozens of different narrow specialists, the data obtained will improve, future spa

and now they have approached how to equip their reservoir even in the deserted united arab emirates whohat in such a supposedly hot country as the emirates would come in handy and brought from moscow in a sweater and a tight jacket, because in general, it’s so fresh in the mountains, the border of the emirates and amans is more than that , there is such an unusual thing for the arabian peninsula as an artificial lake, because we are on a dumber, because here we are talking about the development of guitar energy. realizing that even meager mountain handles can fill a full-fledged lake in the emirates swung at more nearby from here the construction of a full-fledged hydroelectric station is underway. well, so even in the emirates, in a country where well, there is a lot of oil and gas, if only a drop of water appears, then they immediately think about the development of hydra energy. by the way, in the mountains on the border of the emirates and oman, it will be not just a hydroelectric power station, but a gas station, that is, a pumped-storage station based on the following water princi

in saudi arabia, biden that with other leaders including the president of the united arab emirates. the meeting came on the same day the sentences civil-rights attorney to three years in prison. he worked as a lawyer for jamal khashoggi and arrested thursday during a stopover flight in dubai. he had been heading on to wedding in turkey. he has been accused by the government of alleged tax evasion and money laundering. here in the u.s., vermont independent senator bernie sanders had sunday on abc "this week" biden shoulnot have gone to saudi arabia. >> should biden have gone? >> i don't think so. yet the leader of that country who was involved in the murder of "the watched and i don't think that type of government should be rewarded with a visit by the president of the united states. you have a family that is worth $100 billion which crushes democracy, which treats women as third class citizens, which murders and imprisons its opponents. and if this country believes in anything, we believe in human rights, democracy. i don't believe we should be maintaining a warm relationship with a

flash floods in the united arab emirates, and cat targets. rain and july, for the 1st time on record. ah, ah, now u. s. president joe biden and chinese president. she's in being have held 2 hours of frank talks and what's being described as a tense call. the phone conversation was the 5th between the 2 leaders since biden took office and covered a range of sensitive issues. u. s. policy on taiwan was a major topic. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi is considering visiting the island, which beijing believe is part of its territory. she warned by not to quote play with fire. the u. s. president mentioned genocide and forced labor practices in relation to beijing's treatment of weaker muslims. he also criticized what the u. s . is as china's aggressive military posture across asia, on the subject of trade, biden reported, he stopped short of discussing the removal of tariffs on chinese goods, accusing beijing of unfair practices which harm american workers. our white house correspondent kimlee hawk. it has been well, what we know is, is there is right now no ch

the united arab emirates opposition and piece of heckled peruse precedent as he delivered a speech mocking his 1st year in office. under castillo is facing allegations of corruption is already survived to impeachment votes. marianna sanchez reports from lima one year in office, 2 unsuccessful impeachment proceedings. more than 50 ministers dismissed and bid, or kathy years presidency this year at its worst hour. he's facing 5 corruption related probes. the president denies any wrongdoing. close allies and family members are old under investigation o one door, i have sworn by god to serve my country. even if my family is insulted every day and the majesty of the presidency is offended, i submit myself to justice. the clever crimes this i am accused of with respect to jew process. my duty is always to tell the truth for your ha, holiday called foes interrupted his speech. some left the chamber as the you admitted making mistakes in these past 12 months, but said his achievements have been ignored. unhealthy economy will grow discontent. the majority of the us who demands this must ignition o

the united arab emirates. nope. some houses are damaged and calls are swept away. and it's also been heavy. rain here and cat on. that's unprecedented. as our weather presenter, rob mccully explains they were thunderstorms in dough heine cutter this morning. and so what you might think is to say what it is never rained in july in recorded history or any body's living memory . it just doesn't happen. reliable forecasts. arabia is hot, dry, and dusty throughout the summer, 4 months of the summer. now the monsoon does affect some pat sarabia when it burst out of in here it catches southern amal is salon, or it's drizzling, overcast on their occasional thunderstorms, in a mom and yemen. but this year, when the monsoon burst into pakistanis cause substantial damage, loss of life, it cause a similar amount of flooding. you know, mom, this is a couple of weeks ago and we so okay, so it's come a long way beyond where it shouldn't been stronger. the sister, occasional variation to say never rained in july in katara recorded history or any body's memory. the same is true in

and israel and some of the other states in the region, the saudis, the united arab emirates have as far as iran is concerned hovering over these talks. very important. kaitlan collins is our chief white house correspondent. you were there in the room. what was your thought? >> reporter: well, wolf, of course, one of the biggest questions surrounding this trip has been whether or not he is going to bring up the brutal murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi when he does make his trip to saudi arabia tomorrow after he wraps up his first stop here in israel during this four-day swing you through the middle east. the president was asked about that and he said that his views on the killing of khashoggi had been clear. obviously, wolf, those are references to comments he made on the campaign trail when he said he did believe it was a flat-out murder. he vowed to make saudi arabia is pariah for that. and said that the current government has no social redeeming value. he said his views are clear that if people in saudi arabia or where else for that matter are not aware of what his views on kha

russian academy of sciences and the human research program of the us space agency nasa for the united arab emirates where its space center operates participation of their researchers in the project. experience for running their programs in the future is monitors, with the help of which they monitor the participants in the experiment , in fact, 24 hours a day. well, the most important thing is not only to look. what happens on the monitors, but also to get biomedical indicators behind the actual life in a scientific reality show, the first thing to do at large. as the participants joke, they are going to hug relatives and meet friends during the experiment, the time on the call was allotted a little. the project itself. sirius will continue. at institute of biomedical problems is going to launch a study of participants in the conditions of a year-long expedition nikolai sokolov yuri barchenko, mikhailin together. the formula 1 race in the uk on sunday had to be urgently interrupted due to an accident on the track. at the first corner, five fireballs collided at once. one of them. as you can see in t

and heavy rain is triggered, plush floods in eastern parts of the united arab emirates. some houses damaged and calls was swept away in the floods. any residents have found themselves stranded or trapped in their own homes, in the cities of shondra and fitzgerald. you follow those stories on our website that they were coming back with more news in half and hale and i was there next witness to stay with us. i ah a rosie rosie goody. i may, he will not. i cannot ramson, he may use you shall bullish wolf should have the jury to rob him. asked cooling that you know he has seen the bed. mm hm. golf? sure. been. mm hm. yes, i got a lot. i mean, joshua meeting would you know who you she really p don't you shit you beyond them beyond schedule. ah, i'm with a musty female that he has more suitable surely child on whom us. what if i need to have to look city of ashley eat over? tingley 0 the just in his image, her any more cindy, but it been going in as the school? the no ma'am my you are on my own for 30 for me for 31st thought about ago my the read you may have one. yeah. my on

well, for example , the united arab emirates is offered, yes, and they have such opportunities for allfriends who are interested in regulation. so much gratitude for the crisis that they provide their opportunity to some kind of flag. this is a noble cause. it already costs a lot even a small publishing house. thank you it was a broadcast from tehran vladimir putin, completing his visit to iran, answered journalists' questions. now, on a different topic, the allied forces of russia, the lpr and the dpr, are conducting active offensives at once in several directions seversk artemovsk solidarity in line of sight and advanced units about this report of our military commander nikolai dolgachev. 30 3 artillery provides superiority on the battlefield. lugansk units are working farther and farther from the border of the lc. artillery is dismantling enemy fortified areas, the fire is intense after a large number of volleys of guns, it is necessary to check to repair a very large weapon of various calibers, 125, 152, and above, we are restoring everything. all this is within our power, and we,

alternative energy suppliers this week in paris, macron is negotiating with a delegation from the united arab emiratesnch expect to agree on oil supplies to replace the russian chairman of the european commission. ursula von der. orline went to azerbaijan to negotiate the purchase of additional volumes of gas. in the first half of the year , the country sent about five and a half billion cubic meters of fuel to the eu, but this is clearly not enough to replace russian gas. we will double gas supplies from azerbaijan to the european union within the framework of the signed memorandum. we are committed to expanding the southern gas corridor. the southern gas corridor is already an important gas supply route to the european union, carrying over 8 billion cubic meters of gas per year. we will increase its capacity to 20 billion cubic meters per year over several years, starting next year. we must reach the volume of deliveries of 12 billion cubic meters per year. what will help to compensate for the limitation in russian gas supplies and will contribute to europe hopes that the situation will be saved by

and we will also be seeing a meeting, a virtual meeting between leaders of india, the united arab emirates, and israel and the united states also dealing our with technologies innovation and again, food security and the energy crisis. tonya, why is it being seen as important for the us president to be focused on the middle east region is especially right now. while it took a chill biden a year and a half into his presidency, to come out to the region and also to visit the closest ally, israel here in the region about it also comes amid the clover crisis. the fall out of the war in a ukraine. so now is topic, sir, like energy and as food as security. so ms. different components. he adds the bi lateral issues between the of the israel and you as also then talk that the palestinians. of course, i've already heard a, his president biden talk about israel come at the u. s. commitment to as well as security against a common threat like yvonne there's also a lot of talk about no, the integration of israel into the broader region. more countries have a started normalization of peace agreements are

and we will also be seeing a meeting, a virtual meeting between leaders of india, the united arab emirates, and israel and the united states also dealing our with technology innovation. and again, food security and the energy crisis tanika reporting. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today. france has celebrated its national holiday with the parade on the chandeliers in paris. french troops marched together the eastern european nato allies, enough show of solidarity before the holiday. french president de manuel my home phrase, to crane for standing up to russian. egret hollywood star kevin spacey has pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual offenses. the one celebrated actor is accused of assaulting 3 men in england between the years 20052013 trial date has been set for june of next year. as weight of wildfires as scorching parts of europe with firefighters battling blazes in portugal, spain, france, and in croatia. a mass of hot and dry air blown in by african winds, is driving temperatures in the iberian peninsula as high as 46 degrees celsius. for it

that more than 50 people have died in landslides, while 7 people have lost their lives in the united arab emiratestowns in eastern kentucky. bridges have been washed away and roads submerged, sending some residents scrambling to their rooftops. completely crushed. i'm so sorry. there's no words. it'sjust hard to imagine. there's nothing really you can do, but we are just glad we got out. l but, worst of all, the floods have taken people�*s lives, including those of children, four of whom were from the same family. search—and—rescue teams in helicopters and boats are still looking for survivors. i have received notice that they�*ve located the bodies of those four children. means we�*ve got at least six dead children, and that�*s hard. there are still a lot of people out there, still a lot of people unaccounted for. we�*re gonna do our best to find them all. according to some scientists, what we are seeing is the new normal with climate change. here in the united states, kentucky is experiencing severe floods. earlier this week, it was st louis. but climate change, as temperatures rise, the air can

and we will also be seeing a meeting, a virtual meeting between leaders of india, the united arab emirates, and israel and the united states. also dealing with technologies, innovation and again food security and the energy crisis. and that was tanya kramer, speaking with me earlier. here are some other stories making news. britain's former finance minister rishi soon act has won the biggest backing from conservative lawmakers in the 1st round of voting to choose boys johnson successor with 88 votes . 6 candidates are still running, including foreign minister lengths less trust. and junior trade minister penny more dot whoa. francis has appointed 3 women to the vatican department that chooses new bishops. the 2 nuns and a lay woman will become the 1st women to serve in the body of the move comes, as francis seeks to give women more influence within the catholic church government, a tokyo court has ordered 4 former managers of tapco, the company that operated the fukushima nuclear power plant to pay the equivalent of $94000000000.00 us dollars in damages. shareholders had sued them for not

house and mojito have been bought by a company from the united arab emirates so far. were owned by a polish retailer with a share of the new owner. in the fixed capital 95% at the same time, stores are already operating under new signs and japan has introduced new sanctions against russia and belarus they include a ban on the import of russian gold and on exports in the areas of aviation and shipbuilding. the measures affected 65 russian companies and 25 belarusian ones. in addition, the assets of dozens of entrepreneurs and officials were frozen. this was economic news briefly. today, many russians are afraid to shop abroad, but according to experts. if the transaction is legal, then it must be completed right now, when zero import duties are in effect, maria kudryavtseva will tell about all the nuances in the instruction program. it has become more profitable to make purchases in foreign online stores, as well as to bring goods from foreign trips yourself. why this happened and how to save money we will tell you in 5 minutes in this issue until october 1, there are

headed off to join an online summit focused on developing a new partnership with india and the united arab emirates, the full countries want to work more closely on energy and food security. specifically the merits promise the $2000000000.00 project to promote agriculture in india. it seemed by many as a 1st step toward listening denny ties to russia. after that, biden's wellborn to see president get back and enjoy another warm israeli reception . on friday, he'll meet with the palestinians before traveling on to saudi arabia for more delicate negotiations. ok, it's time to get out these joking shoes now, because the japanese man has climbed into the reco books by running up and down mount fuji 4 times in under 10 hours roy away to completed the grueling 57 kilometer. ron in 9 hours, 55 minutes and 41 seconds, beating the former will record by almost 2 hours. mount fuji is japan largest mountain. it stands at more than 5700 meters. it normally takes climb, is 10 hours to reach the top just once lead a line for time. remind to now a valid talked tore through lancaster president has valid to public p

headed off to join an online summit focused on developing a new partnership with india and the united arab emirates, the full countries want to work more closely on energy and food security. specifically, the emory promised a $2000000000.00 project to promote agriculture in india. it seemed by many as a 1st step toward listening dennis ties to russia. after that biden's, i want to see president get back here and enjoy another warm israeli reception. on friday, he'll meet with the palestinians before traveling on to saudi arabia for more delicate negotiations. time to feel the incredibly unfit now because the japanese man has climbed into the reco books by running up and down mount fuji 4 times in under 10 hours. roy away to completed the grueling 57 kilometer run in 9 hours. 55 minutes and 41 seconds. beating the former will record by almost 2 hours . mount fuji is japan's largest mountain standing at more than 3700 meters. it normally takes climate 10 hours to just reach the top. just once. remind to now of our top stories, sri lanka, as president, has bowed to public pressure and step down, prote

government was linked to the killing of journalists drama, shoji in 2018. rare, heavy rains in the united arab emirates have caused flash floods closing roads and forcing families to evacuate their homes. the national weather center says it's the most rain seen in 27 years the jack vaughn for an upcoming lottery draw and the united states has reached more than $1000000000.00. the organizers of the mega millions lottery draw say the prize pod is the 4th largest in us history. the odds of winning the bonanza and fridays draw are less than one in 300000000 things. the leaders of china and the united states have spoken for the 1st time and months and called dominated by tensions over taiwan. china considers the island to be part of its territory with the u. s. is offered taiwan support. if beijing tries to impose it's rule, there, joe biden, and cheating being talked for 2 hours and are reportedly exploring the idea of meeting and person freeze intentions flared when it was reported that you as how speaker nancy pelosi was planning to visit the island chinese. same media say she warned bitin not to get inv

government was linked to the killing of journals, jamal, cushy, in 2018. rare, heavy rains in the united arab emirates have caused flash floods closing roads and forcing families to evacuate their homes. the national weather center says it's the most rain seen in 27 years. a peruvian president, pedro castillo, is marking one year in office, amid dwindling support. and a grid lock in congress. on wednesday night police broke up a demonstration of castillo supporters. they blamed congress for sabotaging the left wing presidents plans. the leaders of china and the united states have spoken for the 1st time in months in a call dominated by tensions over taiwan. china considers the island to be part of its territory with the u. s. is offered taiwan support. if beijing tries to impose its rule, there joe biden, and she, jim pink, talked for 2 hours and are reportedly exploring the idea of meeting and person face intentions. flared when it was reported that you as how speaker nancy pelosi was planning to visit the island. chinese state media say she warned by to not to get involved saying, quote, those who p

government was linked to the 2018 killing of journalistic jamal cashandra re heavy rains in the united arab emirates, of course, flash floods closing roads and forcing families to leave their homes. national. why, why the center says it's the most range said for 27 years? proving present pedro castillo is mocking a year in office. i mean dwindling support on the grid. locking congress on wednesday night police broke up a demonstration of his courses, who blamed congress for sabotage electric president's plans. the fence of climate change are apparent around the world in heat waves. wildfires, floods and rising sea levels. no ad lightning strikes to that list. they've killed dozens of fathers in the last week in just one state in northern india monsoon season. in india all looks calm now. but mere days ago, 7 people died in a lightning strike. not far from where these farmers are planting their rice. many here saw at 1st hand know what we were working in the field after people started shouting, we all started running because there was a very loud lightning strike. the state of utah's pradesh has reco

headed off to join an online summit, focused on developing a new partnership with india and the united arab emirates, the full countries want to work more closely on energy and food security. specifically, the emirates promised a $2000000000.00 project to promote agriculture in india. it seemed by many as a 1st step towards listening dallas ties to russia after that biden drove on to see president, yet sack heads up and enjoy another warm israeli reception. on friday, he'll meet with the palestinians before traveling on to saudi arabia for more delicate negotiations. and here is a reminder of our top stories. this our showing his president is bound to public pressure and resign. protesters celebrated after parliament received the letter of resignation from go to bio roger ga. d. w. news light from berlin. stay to w business news up. next i will see you tomorrow. every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day and in the footsteps of the rigby home. i'm in your northern mouth count please. ah, brain time one will very much alive.

headed off to join an online summit focused on developing a new partnership with india and the united arab emirates. the 4 countries want to work more closely on energy and food security. vocal. specifically, the emirates promised a $2000000000.00 project to promote agriculture in india. it seen by many as a 1st step towards listening daily's ties to russia. after that biden drove on to see president yitzhak hertz oak and enjoy another warm israeli reception. on friday, he'll meet with the palestinians before traveling on to saudi arabia for more delicate negotiations. it's a quick reminder of our top stories. 3 lank as president has bowed to public pressure and resigned. protest is the celebrating after parliament received a letter of resignation from go to buy a russia actor. and italy's pres, a prime minister mario draggy has offered his resignation, but it's been rejected by the president. italy is in political turmoil after draggy lost the support of a key coalition partner in the parliamentary vote. you're up to date stalk film is up next. don't go away. a man with the memories of a woman aah

government was linked to the killing of journalists, yamaha shoji in 2018. rare, heavy rains in the united arab emirates have caused flash floods closing roads and forcing families to evacuate their homes. the national weather center says it's the most rain seen in 27 years. peruvian president pedro castillo is marking one year in office, amid dwindling support. and a gridlock in congress on wednesday night police broke up a demonstration of casee of supporters. they blamed congress for sabotaging the left wing presidents plans. the presidents of china and the united states have spoken for the 1st time in months and a call dominated by tensions over taiwan. china considers the island to be part of its territory, but the u. s. is offered taiwan, support in beijing tries to impose its rule there, joe biden, and she jing paying talk for 2 hours. the conversation was described by beijing as candid recent tensions flared when it was reported that you as hell. speaker nancy pelosi was planning to visit the island. chinese state media say she warned bide, and not to get involved saying quote, those who play wi

countries now that half normalized, their diplomatic ties have signed piece agreements like united arab emirates like the rain or morocco. and that is, what do you as, and israel hope to build on that has also been talk about some kind of informal, early warning system or defense alliance. and that would you know, that it does not concern yet, of course, about the common enemy iran and also is i would like to talk about yvonne and the talks for the nuclear agreement that differences in the positions of israel and the united states. to next up, for biden is posting in territories. how unusual is it for you as president to go? that while it is not unusual for i you as president to go to the occupied palestinian territories and to meet with palestinian leaders? let's not forget that the united states have been, you know, very active and peacemaking and recent a. yes, not so much right now. there is no peace process, whatever. and we do not expect any push or break through in that regard. i think the visit now a when he's meeting the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. it is to reset diplomatic tie

a lot is going to the port and united arab emirates, into the middle east and being exported out, depending on whether or not it is going into vaseline, diesel, jet fuel. there is the market working in a sense of a price cap, a russian crude is heavily discounted to those buyers. matt: those digital and's are going straight back to europe and the countries that sanctioned russian oil initially. putin is making a ton of money throughout this. back to saudi arabia, back to president biden strip. for you were a washington correspondent, you spent a good decade going to opec meetings and covering the oil market closely. are we wrong to be worried about spare capacity? it does not look like a lot of opec nations have so much. is that a station we should be making, the base level can produce and the base capacity? annmarie: it is a great question to be asking. yes, you should be worried about in the sense you have opec countries not hitting their targets right now. when you look at nigeria, libya for that matter. there are only two countries that have this spare capacity, which is the king of sau

regards the efforts of turkey, as well as the proposal of other countries, for example, the united arab emiratesosed, yes, and they have such opportunities. we all uh our friends who are interested in managing this crisis are grateful for the fact that they provide their opportunities to contribute . thank you summer will be interesting. we're leaving, i hate you, summer will be exciting. now someone began to throw red roses on the windshield of my fiancé's car, victor is my ex-husband. enough paul my friend. summer will be exciting in prayer. you know? let's shot the world's premier was not investigated kidnapping. summer will not be boring movies series documentaries cartoons producers of good things want and most importantly, but it's best to check. do not count in a minute. yes, we are all sick football. well, really well done, i really enjoy it , i get the feeling that they are doing it all on purpose, but they mean with their citizens they tell them that they need to save on everything, that they need to wash a little four points, that it is very important to defeat putin, therefore, tight

when you're a heavy rains in the united arab emirates, of course, flash floods closing roads and falls and families to evacuate their homes. the national weather center says it's the most rain seen in 27 years. fire crews are struggling to contain multiple blazes burning and eastern germany. the biggest concern is a huge wildfire spreading on the border with the czech republic. it's conceived a large area of land on the check side, and a village authorities planned to release more water from the damn system along a trip. the tree of the elbow river to assist with fire fighting waterways running low because of drought dry conditions and extreme heat. fueling the fires. those conditions are also being seen across the us. so via droughts, high temperatures, and strong winds of fuel wildfires in 11 states in california. fire crews are still working to contain the biggest blaze this year. the oak fire, which threatened yosemite national park, has been partially contained, but is not yet fully under control. dw correspondence stephens, even in the sierra nevada mountains where find find is a

both those existing and new partnerships that have happened between israel and the united arab emirates. also looking for opportunities for small steps towards normalization between israel and saudi arabia. those two countries do not currently have diplomatic relations. the president, though, and an interview that aired tonight on israeli television so that he hopes these accords can help foster israeli-palestinian peace, as well. >> israel is integrated into the region as an equal. the more likely there is going to be a means by which they can eventually work on a combination of palestinians down the road. >> while the president helps those normalization efforts can ultimately help rally piece, one official acknowledged that right now, they have not really benefited from those abraham accords. at the same time, in the short- term, u.s. officials say they're looking for small ways to improve the lives of palestinians. we know that the president on friday is expected to announce $100 million for palestinian hospitals in east jerusalem. meanwhile, today, the president participated in cult

only for the domestic market, but also for deliveries abroad, among the priority areas, the united arab emirates already buying russian wine, kazakhstan, china and mongolia, our producers are looking at the supply. and in the chinese market, in principle, it is now the leader from china. in terms of importing our wine products, we supply wine to countries, the cis, even european countries, and the markets of africa and even latin america are promising for us, despite the fact that there also a fairly good production of nati. basically, russian business relies on the domestic consumer. maria zuekova. she says that every day she receives requests from tourists who want to come to the winery, so she dreams of a full-fledged tasting room in the vineyard. kira efimova decided not to wait until she allowed the construction of capital structures and erected the first camping tent on her site in order to receive guests of the tent. and if this is a modular building, then it is also impossible, despite the fact that it is on piles yes, therefore we are working on it, that is, everyone understands what to

could you elaborate on that and united arab emirates has not been any more forthcoming. >> i think across board, is not just in the middle east, you have seen much of the world turned its back on the united states in terms of its demand for unquestioned support to fight against russia. this does not coincide with their interests. in the case of the middle east and saudi arabia, in the case of uae, two government that depend entirely -- protection for their survival, they refuse [indiscernible] distinction russia. the only agreed to resolution stemming the invasion after a great deal of pressure from the united states [indiscernible] just recently we have had the head of state and the uae travel to russia. we know [indiscernible] so while these gulf states -- amy: what is your response? clearly going to lower prices at -- tell us about the investigation into jamal khashoggi and don's lawsuit together with the khashoggi's fiancÉ against the crown prince. -- [indiscernible] for the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of people. this does not serve america's interest to prop up in unaccountabl

president biden will be meeting one-on-one this hour with the president of the united arab emirates. earlier he talked with the leaders of egypt and iraq. the summit officially gets under way in the next hour after president biden and others is a assemble for what's called the classic photo, which is expected at the top of the hour. >>> the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi certainly cast appal. president biden is hoping this trip will help move the two countries forward, while still making clear, he says, that he holds mohammad bin salman, the crown prince, responsible for the killing. here's what he said after meeting with the crown prince in jeddah on friday. >> i made my view crystal clear. i said very straightforwardly, for an american president to be silent on the issue of human rights is inconsistent with who we are and who i am. >> reporter: but some find it difficult, especially the president's critics, to square the president's rhetoric with his greeting the crown prince with a so-called fist bump. it was president biden who labeled saudi arabia during the preside

just completed the first summit among israel, india and the united states and united arab emirates to deepen the ties between the middle east and independento-pacific to have new partnerships and tackle food insecurity and clean energy technology. integration is the goal, which took place in israel here this past march. israel's integration in the region, israel's peace with its neighbors, these are essential goals. tomorrow i will be the first american president to fly from israel to saudi arabia and represents important progress. and when i see the saudi leadership tomorrow, i will be carrying a direct message and extraordinary opportunities of a more stable and integrated region could bring to the region and the whole world. if we work together for greater integration, i will continue to work towards a lasting negotiated peace between the state of israel and the palestinian people. israel must remain an independent democratic jewish state, the ultimate guarantor of security of the jewish people not only in israel but the entire world. i believe that to my core. and the best way to