we find this issue in the cyprus peacekeeping operation. while relatively nonviolent, has been intractable. negotiations are at a standstill. you can see the process is extreme a top-down. civil society feels shut out even though they have a different perspective on the conflict versus those who have been around since the 1980's. as a young member of congress, i can tell you this is often the case. how does the state department plan to engage with the cyprus department on opening of its negotiations and establishing a direct line to civil society on both sides? michele: thank you so much for raising this. i will say, one of the things i have seen now coming back into the io space, was in new york, then haiti, now back in the io space. i see a stronger focus now on civil society engagement, not only by the folks in new york who bring in civil society speakers into the security council, but also on the ground in peacekeeping missions. thank you for raising the missions in cyprus. the example there is really important. what we see the mission

and for them the family, very happy to come back from cyprus because i live in cyprus, in my kids way to me. i'm happy i'm here. and i want to have him and they still did the in crane lou. the next stop for both the men and women is living. anyone who was can be issued with a weapon, to join the fight against the russian army. meanwhile, outside the shim issue, train station man, ford, sick bach, who is telling the world's press about the latest united nations estimate potential refugee numbers up to 5000000. a good half. he says, could seek refuge in poland. mister smith in the land is a kind of buffer zone and will probably receive the most refugees of them because we already have at least one and a half to $2000000.00 ukrainians here. and they will take in their compatriots has left the puzzle. this is of course, the most convenient and the fastest solution trivia. there's no m are and i really don't want this to happen. we probably have to be ready for an escalation or this migration for those and be ready for people arriving, who have no one here with them because then it will be

it's commodore i'm but also the hotel europe on belfast for example, the leader palace in nicosia, cyprus, all of these details of continue to function throughout this period of instability . some are were in the real midst of an urban conflict. a war hotel emerges out of a history where journalists over a long period before was start, have somehow find it a congenial place to be a watering hole convenient near the center of activity in the city where the politics happens, where the culture happens, where you meet people, the hotels which made they root the tourist center of the middle east. i'm johnson to moby and i've long been a reporter reporting from all over the world. and therefore, i've been in, was a most memorable amongst these was the experience of reporting from the lebanese civil war in the ninety's seventy's. this was once the richest part of the richest city in the middle east. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as her young reporter, my very 1st article for a magazine here called the new statesman in which i effectively said, this place is waiting to blow. all it needs is a sp

started by using lines and telex machines from his private business in bay routes london, a man and cyprus. but as reported, demands grew. he had to get hold of extra lines at any cost of the salary. kenneth, by the way, below said joseph mother, i'm out of the salon. lamar. moderate. i'll buried all a minute or 2, bobby, about myself, was a russellville motto is alec and a half again. you of all the fuss had they a maronda alone? no. sharika night. as the wolf spread and malicious to control of different neighborhoods, the challenge for the commodore was to keep the hotel safe for its media guests. i was there on one occasion when we were down in the bah. and suddenly there was a fantastic noise of gunfire from inside the hotel. everyone ducked down. i'm gonna get you a room is on the floor and the, the burr like that stopped silence. the only sound was of the parrot, which had a peculiar position on the edge of the bar. and the parrot. i talked quite freely while everyone else was sandwich made you half in when you're in. when you're frightened, if you wanted to laugh at awake, this funn

so how does the state department plan to engage with the cyprus mission and the good offices in cyprus on opening up negotiations and establishing a direct line to civil society on both sides? >> civil society on both sides? >> thank you so much for raising this and i will say one of the things i've seen coming back now into the i.o. space was up in new york, definitely back to haiti, now back in the i.o. space, i see an even stronger focus now. civil society engagement, not only by the folks in new york, bringing civil society speakers into the security council or into eco soc but even engagement on the ground with the peacekeeping mission -- and thank you for raising the mission in cyprus, because i think the example there is really important, we see the mission doing, bringing in women, bringing in youth, it's an international best practice that is being shared in the context of peace-building and peacekeeping, this inclusivity, this active participation by women, it is key, i think, in moving ahead in a broader cypress piece process that would lead to a lasting settlement in peace,

i think the second scenario that's worth looking at is your cyprus scenario. i think it is going to be difficult for them to take the whole country and i think they are getting bogged down and, obviously, it is the eastern bits of ukraine which are traditionally the bits with the strongest connection to russia and the most russian speakers and in terms of what's happened since 2014, he's taken chunks of that in effect anyway. i don't think it's going to be afghanistan because it feels very different to russians than the soviet invasion of afghanistan. as i say, it feels more like a civil war. ukraine, for all of the reasons, bad and good, that putin has gone in there, does feel very much as though it's something very close to russia. it would feel more like — it is a student analogy — —— it would feel more like, it is a stupid analogy, but it very, very limited. they are not going to be up for... kyiv, i'm trying to get through the scenarios, but kyiv is an incredibly important place in russian culture and civilisation, it's one of the great cultural c

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the major metal produce e and plus group has got huge assets in countries like austria and also in cyprus and there are concerns freezing his assets could actually have repercussions there. so not so keen to do that. sanctions have to be approved by all members of the block. if one says no, the sanctions don't go ahead. what we're really seeing now is off to that original strength. there is no limit to how much pain individual countries want to endure as a result of the war in ukraine. and a china eastern airlines. boeing plane has crashed with 100132 people on board, including 9 crew members, making civil aviation administration says it has sent an investigative group to the scene. the number of casualties is not yet known. when you update on this developing story as and when we get them well, thanks for joining us. aeronautics international plenty more updates on all of our stories on our website, r t dot com, but will be back at the top of the hour with more see them ah seems to start a precious military operation. the ukraine, the west has talked about russia and russians, russia side

i spoke to a lady mom who was working in cyprus and now decided to come back to ukraine to be with her 2 children. and she said they need their mama and she is very afraid herself, but she said, what else can i do? i just normally choice and this is also the, the feeling that a lot of men have right now that are working abroad. like so. again, you showing the report i, he's a forklift driver who is working and pauses on who has his family and you and he never carried a gun. he's not a military man. he knows that he's putting himself in a very difficult situation. and the very horrible experience, perhaps in which you might end up giving his life. but he's determined to, to fight this fight and his, he and the other people who are going to fight know that if they don't do this, they don't help their military. nobody else probably will have been for a couple of days now where you are there near the polish ukrainian board on the polish side. what else have you been seeing that? so we're at the train nations shamelessly alyssa, watertown, this is the place we're trains coming from ukraine

if you remember, this was reported out of cyprus and the u.k. earlier. it looks like there are cases floating around but it has not -- the important message is that recombinant viruses can happen. variance can happen. if we let it spread, more variants arise. kristen: can we talk about the attention paid to using wastewater data to determine where we are at and perhaps whether to change policy? dr. patel: this was actually outlined noty in the smarter plan, but the white house and the cdc. we are seeing a new reporting, when you look at wastewater, there are a lot of places were seeing a decline in the wastewater surveillance. that is a good thing. this is generally predictive of a local outbreak. people are able to shed viral particles in excrement. the issue is that some states are seeing an uptick in wastewater in community still considered low risk. those do not line up. that is an early sign. are we going to be looking at wastewater surveillance alone to say that community needs to go back to masking? this is as -- it is going to be difficult to tig

at the edge of the says property, we take samples of cyprus, branches and ash tree bark, potentially exposed radioactivity. a few dozen meters away. horsemen ride unconcernedly past the uranium processing plant. we follow their trail to an equestrian center. jerry can to la, settled here 14 years ago and got godson gun thing. 4 years ago, the orange group purchased some of the land. the separates his palm from the plant . since then, the multinational has decommissioned the plot. they are no longer suitable for farming, and it also to numerical eventually me to the up. the thing is on the bas, through set up on it. which means, i mean, you know the partridge, even on a warm pool looking to be a new sort of doing info visa a. so why is this i go with this is just look is yolanda mendez roman. will you an email you doing with a 1000000 in total the or on a group has bought 4 large plots surrounding its plants. why did they do this? what if it was due to pollution? we enter o'rando territory to take a soil sample from the now on use patch of land cars. oh, we also take the opportunity t

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sources you have australia, cutter, there is a big field in beacon there's a bunch close to europe and cyprus, greece, and israel. there are other supplies protected that mid- catalonian pipeline built so we can drop off our lng imports will ship it to germany's cleaner. for those who concerned about climate change and clean air, much better to have it come from the west where the epa guidelines and where it is cleaner. we've got to get rid of the russian oil from the westford stop fighting putin's war machines got to go back to energy independence as byron mentioned here in the u.s. elizabeth: the course is we've have cut energy capacity here in the united states but we know with oil practically now surging up the cut imports from russia prices are going to go higher. the administrations got themselves in a complete bind here we are seeing inflation rising dramatically. now the only measure they really should be taking's going to push prices up even higher. >> gas prices going to be huge issue in the midterms for 20 very positive for republicans in very negative for democrats. so, the white

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a majority of artists, but what is making them upset is that they cannot fly now to barcelona or to cyprus. they cannot use their visa cards, if they are issued by russian banks, in europe. so the discomfort of life because of the war, that is what upsets russians now, and actually, i saw it on youtube today. a final thought, i guess you have to consider whether you are going to stay in ukraine, you also have to consider whether you believe your country has a viable future as an independent, free country. what do you think? i think ukraine will remain independent. because for ukrainians, independence is more important than stability, and for russians, stability is more important than freedom. so, i mean, i don't know what size will ukraine remain, after the war. i hope it will be still a big european country. but i'm sure 100% that it will remain independent and will survive this ordeal. and will you stay? i will stay until the very end. i mean, if the danger is 100% and the country is almost occupied, probably i will have to take my family out. andrey kurkov, we thank you very much indeed

the major metal producing ian plus group has got huge assets in countries like austria and also in cyprus. and there are concerns freezing his assets and could actually have repercussions that so not so keen to do that. sanctions have to be approved by all members of the block. if one says no, the sanctions don't go ahead. and what we're really seeing now is off to that a ritual strength. there is no limit to how much pain individual countries won't to endure as a result of the war in ukraine. meanwhile, fighting martial law ukraine's president zalinski has temporarily banned 11 opposition party saying that they are too pro russian. he even accused them of collaborating with moscow. will you got finished bully activities by politicians aimed at discord and collaboration will not succeed, but they will face a tough response. it will. that is why the national security and defense council of ukraine has decided that given the large scale war unleashed by the russian federation and links between it and some political structures, the activities of a number of political parties is suspended for

last spoke to a number of women, one of them, a lady who was working in cyprus, decided now to return to the train. she's afraid, but she has 2 children, 2 daughters in you train. she said they need their mamma, and she told me she has no idea if she ever made it back. so she's well aware that this may be her last trip to ukraine. same situation with the men who decide to go to fight. some of them have military background, most don't say gate. we guy, we just shown the report he's a forklift driver. was working in paul's not in poland. and he says he has to go back. he has to fight this war. nobody else is doing it. who is going to help save his children, save his families. so they all know that they're getting into a very, very dangerous situation with if you'll, nobody else is going to fight this fight for them. they have to there been hurling scenes there at the border where you are and of course, at the border of other neighboring countries, you countries neighboring ukraine. describe the situation, max for us, where you are today, what's going on in and around that station. right

i spoke to a lady, mom who was working in cyprus and now decided to come back to ukraine to be with her 2 children. and she said they need their mama and she is very afraid herself, but she said, what else can i do? i just the only choice, and this is also the, the feeling that a lot of men have right now that are working abroad. lexia again on the report. he's a forklift driver who is working and pausing on who has his family and you and he never carried a gun. he's not a military man. he knows that he's putting himself in a very difficult situation and a very horrible experience, perhaps in which you might end up giving his life. but he's determined to, to fight this fight and his key and the other people who are going to fight know that if they don't do this, if they don't help their military, nobody else probably will actually have been for a couple of days now where you are there near the upholders ukrainian board on the polish side. what else have you been seeing that? so we're at the train station. hey, mr. yeah, mr. watertown, this is on the place, were trains coming from ukrain

k. austria, cyprus, latvia, and luxembourg. as when his offshore tax havens in panama and the caribbean continued to drive this demand, it is hypocritical of the you to demand that ukraine fights corruption when his own members stakes acceptability money generated by corruption and grants asylum to those fleeing from criminal justice in ukraine but ukraine needs more than weapons and hope he needs membership of the a you and ne, so it would be a disgrace if we did not meet the request for a you a session made by president florida may zalinski on monday, ukraine is fighting for a free europe on our behalf, since it is fighting all way. it deserves everything. it asks for. and others, candice owens, very on example of shamelessly flipping the script, the new york times holding up ukraine as an example of quote, total corruption and then completely reversing itself and saying that the country should be held up as an example for the entire planet and expressing amazement that anyone might disagree ukrainian for decades in a state o

a majority of artists, but what is making them upset is that they cannot fly now to barcelona or to cyprus. they cannot use their visa cards, if they are issued by russian banks, in europe. so the discomfort of life because of the war, that is what upsets russians now, and actually, i saw it on youtube today. a final thought, i guess you have to consider whether you are going to stay in ukraine, you also have to consider whether you believe your country has a viable future as an independent, free country. what do you think? i think ukraine will remain independent. because for ukrainians, independence is more important than stability, and for russians, stability is more important than freedom. so, i mean, i don't know what size will ukraine remain, after the war. i hope it will be still a big european country. but i'm sure 100% that it will remain independent and will survive this ordeal. and will you stay? i will stay until the very end. i mean, if the danger is 100% and the country is almost occupied, probably i will have to take my family out. andrey kurkov, we thank you very much indeed

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the growing system on existing system, which will spend a lot of rain to southern parts of turkey in cyprus, into syria, lebanon prospect. further south, obvious snow for turkey, but not including estoppel. this is an improving picture of resemble and by take you through the thursday, you see the snow goes into the caucasus, the sun sloan afghanistan, but beyond or between. it's looking fairly dry. a quick look at southern africa, madagascar and the north is still quite wet and their share was elsewhere. the main band of rain there was edging 3030 for the north de actuarial kidney o. whether sponsored by cataract ways, chilling the debate, they erased out of black people from the american and global story was very powerful on online, at your voice. the comment section is right here, join our conversation. we had all protected when everyone is protected. it is not to play being nationalistic about us. you just look at it in a very different way. say that perspective, meg and meg meeting each other and they don't have any solution. let me put it clear for you this dream on al jazeera. ah ah,

i'm looking at a whole heap of data from germany, from austria, cyprus, malta, and they're actually not revealing what assets they're freezing. why is that? well, i wouldn't regard anything as disappointing. what i think is really encouraging is the unity of purpose amongst the 27 and a strong political commitment to implement our sanctions packages in full. you have to remember... commissioner, how do we know they're doing it, if so many of them are refusing to say what they're doing? if you allow me to answer, i will know because, as you called me, i am the enforcer. so already we're connecting with the national competent authorities, we're talking to central banks, we're talking to the business community. if anything, and i think this is really an important point, we're seeing industries that are not part of the sanctions regime at all being very cautious and being very, if you like, careful not to engage with russia. so they're almost, if you like, taking action on their own strengths so that they don't prop up the russian war machine. so, our sanctions are one part. there's an adde

the major metal produce e and plus group has got huge assets in countries like austria and also in cyprus. and there are concerns freezing his assets could actually have repercussions that so not so keen to do that. sanctions have to be approved by all members of the block. if one says no, the sanctions don't go ahead. and what we're really seeing now is after that original strength, there is now a limit as to how much pain individual countries want to endure as a result of the war and ukraine. for the latest that day, she can check our website, r t dot com. but will be back in the top of the hour with the latest we'll see then ah ah, to start a fresh military operation ukraine. the west has talked about russia and russians, russia side of the story is essentially absent and intentionally. so on this edition of the program, we talk with who preeminent russian scholars about their own country and ukraine. oh, when i was shopping wrong when i just don't hold any world. yes. to shave out disdain, because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart,

the growing system, an existing system which will spread a lot of rain to southern parts, a turkey in cyprus, into syria, lebanon prospect. further south, obvious snow for turkey, but not including estoppel. this is an improving picture for stan boat. and by take you through the thursday, you see the snow goes into the caucasus, the sun sloan afghanistan, but beyond or between. it's looking fairly dry. a quick look at southern africa, madagascar and the knolls is still quite wet and their share was elsewhere. the main bound of rain there was edging flooding faddie for the north deck. tauriel kidney, ah, phone counting the cost argentina tones to the only method to rescue but don't the problem really hard to find out. the stability, pumping patches of fuels will bank debit quit, the bumbling pollution was wilson and the poles thus the town, how a fall this happened to water shortage. counting the cost on al jazeera, we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to play through that others and not that far. as i said, i'm going the way that you tell the story is what can make a di

the major metal producing e n plus group has got huge assets in countries like austria and also in cyprus and there are concerns freezing his assets could actually have repercussions that so not so keen to do that. sanctions have to be approved by all members of the block. if one says no, the sanctions don't go ahead. and what we're really seeing now is after that original strength, there is now a limit as to how much pain individual countries want to endure as a result of the war and ukraine. my thanks for keeping us company here in our theater, national. if all the latest updates you can check our website, our team dot com, but we will be back in about 30 minutes with the latest se, then ah ah, started rushes, military operation, ukraine. the west has taught at russia and russians, russia side of the story is essentially absent and intentionally. so on this edition of the program, we talked to pre eminent russian scholars about their own country and ukraine. ah ah ah oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation for community

a majority of artists, but what is making them upset is that they cannot fly now to barcelona or to cyprus. they cannot use their visa cards. if they are issued by russian banks, in europe. so the discomfort of life because of the war, that is what upsets russians now, and actually, i saw it on youtube today. aha, saw it on youtube today. a final thought, saw it on youtube today. a finalthought, i guess saw it on youtube today. a final thought, i guess you have to consider whether you are going to stay in ukraine, you also have to consider whether you believe your country has a viable future as an independent, free country. what do ou independent, free country. what do you think? — independent, free country. what do you think? i _ independent, free country. what do you think? ithink— independent, free country. turret do you think? i think ukraine will remain independent. because the ukrainians, independence is more important than stability, and so russia, stability is more important than freedom. so, stability is more important thanfreedom. so, i mean, i don't know what size will ukrai