egypt became a fully independent state.owever, britain retained control of the canal for zone where british troops were stationed. later, uh, when the british tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, a revolution took place there, the monarchy was overthrown, and the social revolutionary came to power. egypt went to intensify the confrontation, e with the british and french. and when they refused to finance the construction of the already previously discussed sung dam, but carried out the nationalization of the soviet channel, announcing that these funds would just go to the construction of the ottoman platinum, the soviet channel was expressed on their territory and, as a matter of fact, they are the owners, the government argued, but just like business people, if this is our territory, then we want to receive the main money. so one of the most famous was the nationalization of the ottoman hydroelectric power station to develop, which egypt planned in the future with the active support of the soviet union, pr

they did not choose for the summit to be in egypt. that was a decision and i think a terrible one made by the secretariat. holding a huge summit is a big economic boon for a country, a pr boon for country. there should be some animal human rights criteria -- minim um human rights criteria. i was the, egypt would not meet that. the irony --sanaa seif is a hero and her own rights. one of the young people who took tahrir square was the toast of the world. democracy now! was covering it wall-to-wall, so was seeing in, the daily show. there was a great hope in the arab spring. there were 14-year-olds in the square. the irony of this regime holding up their youth leaders and saying they're going to be speaking -- a direct quote from the cop website, "speaking truth to power in egypt" while thousands upon thousands of young people are in el-sissi's torture chamber is orwellian. some of the letters from prison, he talks about how some of his cellmates are just 17 themselves and have been imprisoned since they were kids. >> one thing i would a

sadat revised egypt's belligerent policy against israel even spoke in the israeli parliament. with the mediation of the united states of america, israel, egypt concluded peace agreements with david, according to which the sinai peninsula, occupied in the sixty-seventh year, was returned to egypt. for this, by the way, egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begin received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the ussr condemned these decisions, and the islamists did not forgive such concessions . another 10 people died with him, and 28 were injured, including including vice-president future head of egypt husni mubarak was such a day in history. dear friends, while our main issue of the besogon tv program is being prepared on global topics, which we are used to talking about, i suggest that you talk outside the brackets on somewhat abstract topics, but which we are generally concerned about. i hope you might be interested too. i 'm looking forward to you. see you. maybe i'm not a man of fact? man go behind the stone. no, not everyone will. unscheduled sc

so they avenged the rapprochement between egypt and israel after the outcome of the yom kippur war in 1973 president sadat revised egypt's belligerent policy against israel and even spoke in the israeli parliament. with the mediation of the united states of america, israel, egypt concluded peace agreements with david, according to which the sinai peninsula, occupied in the sixty-seventh year, was returned to egypt. for this, by the way, egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begen received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the ussr condemned these decisions, and the islamists did not forgive such concessions . 10 more people died with him, and 28 were wounded, including the vice-president, the future head of egypt, husni murark. that was the day in history. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. minus 2 million barrels per day such a decision such a reduction in production was approved by opec plus, starting from november, moreover, it was decided to extend the deal in this format until 23

, according to which egypt was returned, occupied in the sixty-seventh year, the sinai peninsula. for this, by the way, egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begen received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the ussr condemned these decisions, and the islamists did not forgive such concessions . another 10 people died with him, and 28 were injured, including including the vice-president, the future head of egypt, husni mubarak, this was such a day in history. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. received there are a lot of requests that we go out more often. in the west, they are trying to declare us a pariah country. let's look at this story a little differently . this is an attempt to hear recreate. through painting, the entire panorama of the great country is artistic fantasy. hello on the air, right-wing program conduct duty with you tatyana petrova in nizhny novgorod, special forces officers had to storm the apartment where the call center of scammers settled scammers called peop

they were waiting for the flourishing of egypt after the resignation of hasnim barak the leader of theement against the dictatorship, mubarakastan, mohammed al-baradei, the former head of the iaea on january 28, on the third day of the revolution, he flew from austria to the nation of protest and declared that he was ready to become president if he was asked by the street. as a result, the authorities did not grow together, they took military garb for only a month and became vice president. amazing thing, but beard and was a man of the united states washington supported him at the iaea in washington planned it was him for the post of president of egypt, but the united states also had a fallback with the radical organization of the muslim brotherhood, their time came in 2013, when president mohammed murcia was overthrown a cat of reasoning on this topic muslim brothers did not particularly hide egypt is too important for the united states to allow instability in it, so give money without preconditions and requirements for our foreign and domestic policy. washington's interests in kaire

climate summit begins in just two weeks in egypt. broad coalition of desha cost of the military dictatorship of am sissi for the release of any political prisoners, including human rights activist alaa abd el-fattah, one of egypt's high profile political prisoners and rose to prominence during egypt's 2011 uprising. >> were here to say the revolution must continue. we know there's still injustice. the revolution is great and has achieved a lot of good things because of our effort but as you know, injustice is still rife. amy: alaa has been imprisoned for most of the last decade, now serving a five-year prison sentence, convicted of "undermining national security." in prison for most of the past decade for his activism and has been on a hunger strike now for over 200 days. earlier this week, his sister's sanaa and mona began a sit in to demand britain help secure the release of alaa, who like them, has british citizenship. mona read a letter that alaa has sent from prison. >> we must to anything that involves sacrifice society for com

that sparked angry reactions from greece, cypress, and egypt. libby his rival eastern vase parliament also rejected the deal with brian, i guess in a moment of the 1st this from malik traina. in tripling a senior turkish delegation. visits, tripoli, to discuss trade defense and energy, and signs a deal with the internationally recognized government to cooperate in exploring and drilling for oil and gas. we then will him at that keith. it's vital to confirm the importance of the agreement that was signed today. the memorandum of understanding concerning oil, energy, and gas, especially in the shadow of the ukrainian crazes and its international economic repercussions on the world. libya has africa's largest reserves of crude oil, but years of conflict and political divisions have devastated production in oil blockade by eastern forces launched in april, lead to production, slumping to 200000 barrels a day. the country now produces 1200000 barrels daily, but wants to do more. the turks see they can help. their move then is yellow. the hydrocarbon agreement aimed to reach a win win situa

this is the matter between turkey and libya and her egypt has no right of interfering or commenting on that. i think it's proper for egypt to stop interfering in libyan affairs and keep to its own business. details of the deal between libya and turkey have not been published. the issue has called for further clarification things. such actions could undermine regional stability and with tensions already rising. many in the eastern mediterranean are feeling concerned. mal trina al jazeera tribute or analysts are wanting the latest deal could worse intentions in the eastern mediterranean region. let's take a look. as malick mentioned in his report, turkey and libya signed an agreement back in 2019 establishing what they call, exclusive and exclusive economic zone in the mediterranean, greece condemn this same, the zone overlapped with its own maritime waters. the turkey was also drilling in the waters around cyprus of the time, which resulted in sanctions from the european union. anchor controls the northern half of the cypriot island. and 9 months later, in a rebuke of the turkish libyan

world leaders are meeting in egypt for _ pain. world leaders are meeting in egypt for com _ pain.ng in egypt for cop27 in _ pain. world leaders are meeting in egypt for cop27 in a - pain. world leaders are meeting in egypt for cop27 in a matter. in egypt for cop27 in a matter of weeks. what should top the agenda? what should they be discussing above all else? i would say global leaders really need to focus on working together to help their countries become more climate resilient, and what does that mean? that means investing in renewable sources of energy, ensuring physical infrastructure can withstand extremes and ensuring that the communities have the resources they need to be healthy and strong. they need to be healthy and stronu. ~ ., ~ they need to be healthy and stronu. ~ . ~ ., ., ., strong. we talked a lot about the conversations _ strong. we talked a lot about the conversations about - strong. we talked a lot about i the conversations about climate change and what has happened to our planet. we have seen lots of high—profile conferences, cop27, the paris climate have big,

i want to bring in the egypt energy minister.ek, i have to ask you that you are about to host the huge under taking it will be held in sharm-shek. this is not something we have seen in the past. >> yes, exactly. as you know, it has been almost where these companies were used to the companies that are responsible for emissions and global warming and so forth. with the recent developments and what is happening which proved there is a great need and energy crisis and great need to talk about solutions -- >> it has to be part of the conversation. >> exactly we saidwe need to have the people who are responsible for the problems to be part of the solution how would that be? this is contradicting to the principles of the union. what can we do we said okay, we will introduce them through the coming days we selected what we call decarbonization day on november 11th we will invite and host and to have global energy companies >> you are bringing reality to the conference >> exactly we demonstrate how they could be responsive and how they ca

uk and western values while living in egypt-— living in egypt. sally el hosaini _ living in egypt. egypt. sally el- hosaini ended up working on living in egypt. sally el— hosaini ended up working on bbc programmes as a researcher, script editor and script consultant 20 years ago. she feels she picked up skills at the bbc which she put to good use in herfirst the bbc which she put to good use in her first feature film, the 2012 feature film my brother the devil. ids, the 2012 feature film my brother the devil.- the 2012 feature film my brother the devil. a lot of stories l _ brother the devil. a lot of stories i am _ brother the devil. a lot of stories i am attracted - brother the devil. a lot of stories i am attracted to l brother the devil. a lot of. stories i am attracted to have those real roots, even the swimmers i havejust made, it is based on a true story of syrian refugees who ended up at the rio 0lympics. so in a lot of ways the bbc was the place that i... learned those skills, those first skills in terms of striving for authenticity, integrity. striving for authenticity, i

within egypt. the government put forward some reforms that could help within future resilience for from crises. we also did loans in tunisia and east africa. there was a $2.5 billion loan for from security support in east africa. this is part of our overarching food security program that i announced in berlin. it was $31 billion that we will commit to food security over the 15 months starting in april. so we are well along on that. i think we have done maybe 9 billion of that. the second part of the question was what could egypt do. egypt is facing the challenges many developing countries are. so i will emphasize, to the extent that there are subsidies within the economy that they would be targeted and there be an exit is -- an exit strategy for the subsidy. to the condition there are state owned enterprises, that those be done as quickly as possible. we stand ready to support egypt's reform program as it emerges. as the reforms are put forward, we can consider loans in various areas. the world ban

the golden literary fund of our country will now be on permanent display in egypt.not by chance that the conquest of this land by our language began precisely with the egyptian state. this year, we celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of diplomatic relations organized one of the most of large-scale projects of cultural cooperation between the two countries, the federation of trade unions of belarus what way our classics have come to know from olga medved the main seaport and the second largest city in egypt, as well as one of the similarities with belarus , because we have our own alexandria, the ancient capital, and attract tourists from all over the world of its ancient, and greek history, as well as picturesque views, since it stretches for 32 km, the mediterranean coast, founded in 332 bc by alexander the great, this city was famous for with its library one of the largest and most significant in the ancient world. however, she was destined to fall in the wars, but the grandiose educational center was revived after one and a half thousand years, during excavations

cat of reasoning on this subject by muslim brothers egypt was too important for the united states toty in it, so let's give money without preconditions and requirements for our foreign and domestic policies. washington's interest in cairo was already very clearly defined, firstly, control over the sues canal, and secondly, military technical cooperation and the arms market. thirdly, compliance with the cam david agreements and ensuring the security of israel by the united states of the muslim brothers, then also in syria, an amazing figure is used after the revolution in 2012 from egypt $42 billion worth of net capital will be withdrawn. another simple law of change in the american way. wow, wow, this is how us secretary of state hillary clinton reacted to the video with gaddafi's corpse. the leading democracy in 2011 quickly escalated into a real civil war against the government. muammar. gaddafi was made by the libyan jamahiriya, they were supported by the united states and the eu later became. it is known that the rebels were actively supported coordinated and even provided by the

and in terms of what might — egypt next month. and in terms of what might be _ egypt next month.terms of what might be achieved, - egypt next month. and in terms of what might be achieved, i - egypt next month. and in terms of what might be achieved, i do| of what might be achieved, i do remember that on the eve of cop26 a report came out then very clearly stating that we are at a point of catastrophe unless we take radical action now and yet month later the war in ukraine began. it is in ukraine began. it is always hard to predict _ in ukraine began. it is always hard to predict what - in ukraine began. it is always hard to predict what will - hard to predict what will happen at a conference or in a coming year. we continue to see incremental progress on climate with rapid expansion of renewable energy, rapid uptake of electric transportation. there is lots of good news, we are just not pursuing it with the level of intensity that is sufficient to solve the problem. sufficient to solve the problem-— sufficient to solve the roblem. �* , ., ., problem. and in terms of, for example

from egypt. simple law of change in the american way wow, wow, this is exactly how us secretary of state hillary clinton reacted to the video with the corpse of gaddafi the americans their allies in libya will arrange a massacre, the result greeted with such enthusiasm by the leading democracy in 2011 quickly escalated into a real civil war against the government. muammar. gaddafi was made by the libyan jamahiriya, they were supported by the united states and the eu later became. it is known that the rebels were actively supported, coordinated and even provided by countries. in the west, for example, weapons and ammunition were dropped on the territories occupied by the rebels as early as august, three revolutionary forces joined nato, they bombed major cities and the capital.

the united kingdom will be with egypt i location of com.ggle to protect and restore our environment. it struggle to protect and restore our environment-— struggle to protect and restore our environment. ., , , , , environment. it was widely presumed that the king — environment. it was widely presumed that the king would _ environment. it was widely presumed that the king would want _ environment. it was widely presumed that the king would want to _ environment. it was widely presumed that the king would want to attend i that the king would want to attend cop27 but buckingham palace has said that will not be the case. the sunday times quoted a senior palace source who said the prime minister advised the king to go. this has been dismissed today as mp not true by a government minister. instead, both the palace and government now say there was agreement on both sides and it was unanimously decided he should not attend cop27. much has changed over the past year, as he made plain in his first address to the nation as king. there are new roles an

next, egypt will be toned to the main square.ro, a million people will also sing songs, cheerful cars honked with horns and shouted about american opposition politicians. they were waiting for the flourishing of egypt after the resignation of hasnim barak. the leader of the movement against mubarak's dictatorship was mohammed al-baradei, the former head of the iaea. on january 28, on the third day of the revolution, he flew from austria to protest and said that he was ready to become president if he was asked by the street. as a result, power did not grow together military, and beard became vice president for just a month. an amazing thing, but the beard was a man of the united states washington supported him at the iaea in washington planned it was him for the post of president of egypt but was the united states and the fallback radical organization of the muslim brotherhood, their time came in 2013, when president mohammed murse was overthrown. the course of reasoning on this topic by the muslim brothers was not particularly hi

egypt's foreign affairs minister.up later today we have another exclusive when yusuf speaks with the saudi finance minister in riyadh. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> so in terms of us, the results are driven by implementation of our industrial plan which is ahead of target. clearly rising interest rates are helping the n.i. line. however they are affecting negatively our fee line and also preinflation affecting our cuts line. we have nine months with our top line up more than 9%. our cost down almost 3.5% and our provisioning levels are very low due to a number of reasons. one of them is we have a very sound portfolio to start with. secondly, we started early provisioning. so we are fully maxed out on our specific provision on the book and have early staged 26 billion late last year. and finally we're doing it to create a buffer and prepare for the shock that may arrive next year. when you put all of these together, i think we have strong profitability results, some provisioning policies in an environment where the cost of r

later that month prince charles travelled to egypt, the location of cop27.nited kingdom will be with egypt in our struggle to protect our environment. was widely presumed that the king would want to attend egypt's cop27, but buckingham palace has said that will not be the case. the sunday times quoted a senior palace is also said the prime minister advised the king not to go. this has been dismissed today are simply not true by a government minister. instead, but the palace and the government say there was agreement on both sides and it was unanimously decided that he should not attend cop27. much has changed over the past year, as he made plain in his first address to the nation as king — out there are new roles and responsibilities, meaning less time to devote to issues he cares passionately about. that won't stop them from supporting environmental causes, according to a former adviser. 50 causes, according to a former adviser. ., ., , , causes, according to a former adviser. . ., , , ., adviser. so i have absolutely no doubt he will _ adviser. so i have a

do you want to see him there in egypt? i'd like to see them both.u are slightly worried about the uk government's's commitment on climate. if they need to be held to account by the people, it suggests they are not... there were some hints but i hope they do not correspond to the reality. let's be optimistic about the future. reality. let's be optimistic about the future-— reality. let's be optimistic about the future. , , . ., ., ., the future. this year, we have had a taste of the — the future. this year, we have had a taste of the kind _ the future. this year, we have had a taste of the kind of— the future. this year, we have had a taste of the kind of extreme - the future. this year, we have had a| taste of the kind of extreme weather climate change can bring. the message from the un today is clear — unless we raise ambition in egypt, the world will face far greater extremes. you might think ukraine, global inflation or the breakdown in relations between america and china were the key issues, but the un chief says relations between the northern a

and they holly nance in palestine and force egypt for all the time and sense in jersey says that the alex will never we again a battlefield again as well and told of the month of the victory. and this is a member of the 49 concerning the victory of this violence entity in 1973 and liberating sinai off to you know, the folks and the can baby and the, the peace agreement, the full sense such time and especially from 1975 america, and i'm israel, especially guessing just trying to vote to, you know, a wage in between the countries themselves and according to that, you know, america can sell a lot of weapon to be. so as the file off, you know, we went to the campus to fight with each other and making submission edition and also ethic. and i'm thinking especially between morocco and algebra and we know what's going on as addition in between, you know, even the gc companies and we know that like what that's happened between cuts from one side and 50 and everything from the other side as well as egypt also addition between iran and iraq and we know best to work that the things for more than

from egypt.nother simple law of change in the american way wow, wow, this is exactly how us secretary of state hillary clinton reacted to the video with the corpse of gaddafi the americans their allies in libya will arrange a massacre, the result greeted with such enthusiasm by the leading democracy in 2011 quickly escalated into a real civil war against the government. muam rak adafi was made by the libyan jamahiriya, they were supported by the united states and the eu later became. it is known that the rebels were actively supported, coordinated and even provided by countries. the west, for example, on the territories occupied by the rebels, weapons and ammunition were dropped already in august to the crooked revolutionaries. nato forces joined in and bombed major cities and the capital tripoli on 23 october. the same year fell, the last bastion. dafi the city of sirte, the politician was brutally murdered, and his body was put on public display in the refrigerator of the shopping center, too,

this is a method between turkey and libya and hare egypt has no right of interfering or commenting on that. i think it's proper for egypt to stop interfering in libyan affairs and keep to its own business. details of the duel between libya and turkey have not been published. the e u has called for further clarification. st. such actions could undermine regional stability and with tensions already rising. many in the eastern mediterranean are feeling concerned. ma, trina, al jazeera tripoli. ah, i could check the headlines here on al jazeera. russia's president is finalizing his plans to annex for ukrainian regions. the upper house of parliament has approved the legislation which now heads to putin for his signature. when all the cranes president says his troops are making rapid and powerful progress against russian forces in the south and east. alabama zalinski says dozens of towns and villages have been liberated in the past week. south korea and the us have carried out miss salam air drills in response to a missile launched by north korea. young, longest range missile went over japa

secretary general warned the government to prioritize the climate ahead of its key summit in egypt. matter of a 12-year-old girl in paris triggered an immigration debate. an interest in gold. painting the women of africa. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight with the midterm election campaign here in the united states. democrats are now in the majority of congress. democrats have made abortion rights the centerpiece of their campaign. the u.s. supreme court overturned the national right to an abortion. smith reports. >> tim often uses his airplane to travel to hospital, now he is volunteering to transport women to places they can have a safe abortion. class the u.s., 13 states have severely restricted abortion, some with no exceptions for rape or incest, and i . has become a major election issue. >> what does it say about america when it comes to abortion laws in some states? >> we are a country that espouses freedom. we say we have freedom of oice for a lot of things. here, i have top women find that freedom that they deserve, that they'd had

they were waiting for the flourishing of egypt after the resignation of hasneem barak.eader of the movement against the mubara dictatorship, kastan mohammed al-baradei, the former head of the iaea, on january 28 , on the third day of the revolution, he flew from austria to a protest and said that he was ready to become president if he was asked by the street. as a result, the military did not grow together, and the beard became vice president for only a month. an amazing thing, but the beard was a man of the united states washington supported him in the iaea in washington planned it was him for the post of president of egypt, but there was the united states and a fallback with the radical organization of the muslim brotherhood, their time came in 2013, when president mohammed murse was overthrown. the cat of reasoning on this topic by the muslim brothers was not particularly hidden. egypt is too important for the united states to allow instability in it, so give money without preconditions and requirements for our foreign and domestic policy. washington's interest in ca

officially abandoned it in 1981 and returned to egypt.exactly 100 years ago, on october 25, 1922, the civil war in russia ended, the reds won, liquidated the last stronghold of the white movement in the far east and entered vladivostok, these were parts of the people's revolutionary army of the far eastern republic in 2 years. prior to that, it was created by the bolsheviks as a buffer state, in order to avoid conflict with japanese invaders step by step. they cleansed the republic of whites in primorye, power was in the hands of the government of the zemsky territory. at the head of his army was general mikhail dietrich with a. the reds were commanded and wounded by borievich, the forces were approximately equal to about 15,000 bayonets and sabibs with artillery armored trains. and even the whites launched an offensive by planes. at first it was successful, but the red counters attacked the white units, retreated and evacuated along with the japanese in november, dev was eliminated and became part of the ussr as a yes. waste area 25 octo

in egypt, an extract from a frequent phrase was a private test. kingdom of egypt was quite large and a souvenir from the victorious economical political ones. well, the military brownie 1.200 bc between pharaoh ramsess and another yekhetian king, khatush's third initiator was the khed kirovnik, which he sent in 1.296, the project of houses of reasons for the hope for the collected rain and the document and the bastard. it is such that even before the mov, there was little teasing from the current diversions with a terrible pier and the preamble of the article of the brownie and the conclusion they have inversion to the gods of the oath and the redsha cursed by the sailboat, such a form has been snatched up to our hours, only diplomats develop without curses and watchful of greece on here is the word diplomat greek diplomas. ellin, they called the tablet with the inscriptions. supported the full power of the envoy. i will later call the completion of the temples and the forest of its apogee. diplomats reached the old-timers in rome, where they had

next week _ not be going to cop27 in egypt next week the _ not be going to cop27 in egypt next week.st of cop26 last year and you would have expected the prime minister to go. we also _ expected the prime minister to go. we also know that king charles isn't going _ we also know that king charles isn't going either, it had been made clear to him _ going either, it had been made clear to him from — going either, it had been made clear to him from the former prime minisler— to him from the former prime minister liz truss that he should not attend, despite him having climate — not attend, despite him having climate change was a big issue for him and _ climate change was a big issue for him and the environment. and i think. _ him and the environment. and i think. you — him and the environment. and i think, you know, as i said, the world's— think, you know, as i said, the world's eyes will be on cop27 next week _ world's eyes will be on cop27 next week. there has been distraction with the — week. there has been distraction with the war in ukraine, cost of living _ with the war in ukraine,

he's not going to egypt next month, _ sad. he's not going to egypt next month, he — sad.g to egypt next month, he says matters at home are more _ month, he says matters at home are more important. he needs to focus on the budget, _ more important. he needs to focus on the budget, preparing for that. more important. he needs to focus on the budget, preparing forthat. it's incredibly— the budget, preparing forthat. it's incredibly myopic. it's shocking. last _ incredibly myopic. it's shocking. last year— incredibly myopic. it's shocking. last year we were a leader in all of this, _ last year we were a leader in all of this, glascow hosted cop27. this year the — this, glascow hosted cop27. this year the president and the climate minister— year the president and the climate minister are year the president and the climate ministerare no year the president and the climate minister are no longer attending cabinets— minister are no longer attending cabinets after rishi sunak new incarnation of the cabinet this week — incarnation of the cabinet this week. he's definitely given the

in addition, the notification contains a short code for payment in egypt.n paying in this way, you need to know the payer's account number. the payer's account number can be found on the website of the tax authorities in the services section. besides, it should be noted that the notice can be handed in one of three ways in person for a fee, and also sent to your personal account, or by mail, if the notice is sent to your personal account or by mail, then it is considered manual within 10 days from the date of its sending, therefore . it is always necessary to control the amount of taxes due in the current year. if the payer has lost the notice that he received by mail, what are his next steps. yes, of course, you can come to the tax authority. call the tax office and ask. uh, those props which are necessary for paying taxes, you can independently find out the amount of tax that is also subject to payment by the deadline of november 15, as i said in the reef, by entering the payer's account number. again, if you don’t know it, you can go to the website of th

religious holiday, egypt attacked the sinai and syria attacked the dutch heights? the middle east is constantly at war . we support the arabs america supports israel and very often the core of the conflict. where did he come from? where is this one from conflict? and for many, it is missing. hmm, the doomsday war received its prerequisites immediately after the great patriotic war, how it all began, and even before the great patriotic war, the jews. uh, started flocking to palestinian lands. jews, from all countries er, come to palestine organized. a commonwealth a so-called agricultural settlements. and you bathed the earth. the feudal lords of palestine did not care for them that local residents lived on these lands, there were not so many local residents, but they were arabs who lived from e, generation after generation. this was their territory. naturally, offended arabs appeared, who later began, in general, to partisan against. e, the arrived settlers. as a result, in 1973, the alliance of arab states was created, which, in fact, organize the yom kippur war w

after egypt detonates, a million people will come out to the main square of cairo, too, singing songsonked with horns and shouted about american opposition politicians. waited for the flourishing of egypt after the resignation of hasnimu barak m of the movement against the dictatorship of mubar kastan-mahammed al-baradei, the former head of the rich on january 28 on the third day revolution, he flew from austria to the nation of protest and declared that he was ready to become president if he was asked by the street. as a result , the authorities did not grow together, they took the military, and the beard became vice president for just a month. an amazing thing, but the beard was a man of the united states washington supported him at the iaea in washington planned it was him for the post of president of egypt, but the united states also had a fallback with the radical organization muslim brothers, their time came in 2013, when president mohammed murcia was overthrown muslim brothers did not particularly hide the reasoning on this topic. egypt is too important for the united states to

we read in belarusian on the hot continent the country's golden literary fund is now in egypt 12 mini copies of rare domestic books were delivered to the arab state and today they are donating to the new alexandrian library, one of the largest book storages in the world. kupala kolos bogdanovich with karina and other samples of rare printed publications will present our national culture in the international arena, not in closed funds, but on an honorary exhibition in the reading room in the year of historical memory, they organized one of the largest projects of cultural cooperation, trade unions in the collection, mini-books, there are also arabic-graphic manuscripts that have been preserved with us belarusian early printed editions, kitabs, handwritten books of belarusian muslims, ancient belarusian manuscripts, autographs of famous authors. throughout the year, the belarusian side worked actively in the first place. this, of course, making themselves, uh, mini copies of our national library. uh, digitize the data of the book. and the new library of alexandria will have not only pap

trust is a huge theme in egypt- i _ change together. trust is a huge theme in egypt.a formal discussion about loss and damage. the europeans have indicated much the same. you are unlikely to get near a resolution of the issue. you said it was the litmus test for the conference. if that is your measure of success then you are setting yourself up for failure in egypt. first of all, we need to tell the truth. the problem of the way politicians discuss things is to omit the truth in order to get what they believe is to the interests of their country. we need to tell the truth. and the truth is the impact of climate change on a number of countries in the world, especially on hot spots, is already devastating. those countries need support. support will have to be provided. if not, i mean, life will be a total disaster. so let's organise it in a way. as i said, it needs to be gradual. i'm not asking for it immediately. it needs to be gradual. but we need to not only assume that the problem exists and to have a road map to address it, but we need to create a mechanism, an ins

do you want to see him there in egypt? i'd like to see them both.t you are slightly worried about the uk government's commitment on climate. if they need to be held to account by the people, it suggests they are not... there were some hints but those hints do not correspond to the reality. let's be optimistic about the future. this year we have had a taste of the kind of extreme weather climate change can bring. the message from the un today is clear. unless we raise ambition in egypt, the world will face far greater extremes. justin rowlatt, bbc news, the un hq in new york. the trial of a former political adviser in australia who was charged with raping a colleague inside parliament has been abandoned. bruce lehrmann had denied assaulting brittany higgins three years ago. our correspondent, shaimaa khalil in sydney told me what happened. the jury was discharged because it emerged that one member had actually been looking at an academic research paper about sexual assault that was not part of the evidence presented to court during the trial. the chi

in finance, news, egypt is set to move its national currency away from the us dollar. instead, developing a new currency indicator according to the central banks of another country, funds to link its currency. so baskets of gold and other currencies. the u. s. is not our major trading partner. i don't know why people are always fixated on the dollar. part of our success will be and changing the culture and idea that we are pegged with a decision follows the egyptian pounds shop drop this year because of the ukraine war with around $25000000000.00 been wiped off the market in several weeks. caro's central bank had to devalue the currency with the pound today, worth only 80 percent of his previous value against the us dollar. egypt is the latest country in the global south to think similar measures. both india under run have already ditch dollar in bilateral trade with moscow. the saudi arabia considering switching to the chinese, you one in oil sales to china. the earlier we discussed the issue with our med mustafah, the director of the asia census to these on translati

i said, "hey, we're going to egypt, do you want to come and be in the show? are you in egypt, l.a.?ked up the phone. like, a week before the shoot, i call him again. he answers. he straight-up thinks i'm rami malek. [ laughter ] that's fine, sure. "are you coming?" >> jimmy: let's put yehya on the phone here. so did yehya make the cut of your show? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he did not? >> no. >> jimmy: does he know this yet? >> i don't know if he's aware. >> jimmy: i'll let him know, i'll break it to him. [ laughter ] hi, yehya. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, jimmy, how are you? ramy! i record him, he cut me from his show. >> jimmy: you do know, you got cut out of the show. do you know his name? >> ramy youssef. >> jimmy: he knows your name, that's great. >> now i do the show with him, october, okay. you remember? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he remembers october, yeah. y c, you smile, you cry. smile.oing on? i'm like that, i never change, ramy. i'm sorry, jimmy. know my friend. i love you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i love you too, god bless you. >> god bless you, jimmy kimmel from egypt. [ laught

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k. stalls the anti migrant remarks made by a british minister and get new delhi egypt plans to own peg is national pound from the us dollar and rely on gold and the currency with moscow to the world. this is our t international. my name is peter scott's here with the top stories that 11 o 1 am moscow time. and we start this all with breaking news from the georgia beach and where 5 people have reportedly been injured in an attack on a local t v station in the city of mel. it's hopeful our corresponding got the latest from the scene. a gas goes with miss near, but the hoa local say that a car drove up and a few minutes later there was a blast so strong, but nothing remained of the vehicle. how can i say the ukrainian forces of once again confirm their status? is terrorist attack was carried out in an ordinary residential area near the station as employees arrived at work. further information on the victims will be provided later. this footage shows the aftermath of an explosion near the building which occurred a staff arrived at work. local administration says the power of the car bomb w

s. shelley and egypt announces plans to mpeg its national currency from the us dollar with from moscow to the world. this is our t international i. rachel blevins. and these are the top stories this our russia has called for a un security council meeting on tuesday. your voice is concerns that key i may use a dirty bomb as part of a false flag operation. russia has urged the un chief antonio gutierrez to do everything possible to prevent such a scenario. saying moscow will consider any such action as an active nuclear terrorism. the russian defense ministry has said he could launch such an attack with help from its western allies, claiming he yet had requested help from nuclear weapons technology from the u. k. meanwhile, russia is foreign minister survey lab. rob has dismiss claims by some western states that it was actually moscow planning to use a dirty bomb for the old moon for the month. so, so consumer to detail information indicating the institutions that can do this was transmitted through the minister and defensive with his colleagues. from the united states, great britain, fr

and egypt became one of the biggest fires of the gold boy volumes. and the, and the vision or maybe and the wall air to be a safe guard at that. and i think the for us, oh, the future was still members of joe biden's own party. are the money that he changes approached the ukrainian conflicts i'm on to, doesn't congress democrats assigned a letter calling on the president to push keith to agree to both a sci fi and a negotiated solution? his art is kellum open with more. well, it's quite a development in the foreign policy conversation. here in the united states, 30 members of the us house of representatives have signed this letter to the white house, urging them to change tactics when it comes to ukraine and pursue negotiations with russia. now this is quite a development, these are members of biden's own party, the democratic party, and they in their letter, are calling for a pro active diplomatic reproach to the situation. this is some of what the letter says, given the destruction created by this war for ukraine in the world, as well as the risk o

they have always been distinguished, especially by their warmth, and in this regard, of course, egypt, e, stands out on this basis precisely on the basis of the instructions that were given by the president of both countries. we continue to work on the development of bilateral relations in all areas. prospects were discussed during the visit of the belarusian delegation to egypt further development of relations between countries in various fields. uh, so the egyptians are interested in our scientific literature, which they are massively ready to translate into arabic education in it specialties in the field of medicine and engineering. they have no right to lose. after all, at home, the most dedicated fans are waiting for them. children in honor of mother's day and father's day of a news agency journalist . anna eismant prepared a film about sportsmen and parents who glorified our country in the international arena. do not forget about the main purpose to give life, if mother's day has long been a favorite holiday in our country, then father's day on october 21. we will celebrate offi