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well, it was really interesting is our generation from north africa in the middle east, the logos of twitter, facebook. and i think google and that was a time when the from, in regimes across the middle east, in north africa. i still can't believe it happened for the 5 minutes that it did. and, but what then happened after they had been with architecture 2 point. oh, but in that lesson, what these new leaders learned sort of the ccs and there are and the cheryl acids than a street. but if you post anything on social media or in many countries across our world in north africa, the government has such a sophisticated understanding as it is. and so the, the tech space, the digital media space over the past 2 years because we've all been in our homes, has 30 years. and then the lesson was learned very quickly. and when a counter qu happened in the 2nd revolution took place in this taking place. at the moment, lots people on the streets, protesting the new military hunter in sudan, their internet access is being shut down. so i think ron was off the grid a month for internet access for a

the most entrenched authoritarian regimes across the middle east and north africa. i still can't believe it happened for the 5 minutes that it did and but what then happened after the arb spring was a saw term retrenchment. a returned to the status quo that became even more violent, even more authoritarian. we're kind of living with architecture 2.0, but in that lesson, what these new leave is learnt. sort of the ccs and there are. and the cheryl acids that, that the social media space is as dangerous as the street if not more dangerous. so it came to be policed as much as the street was policed and that lesson the understanding was catastrophic. because what happens now is that you won't, you can't produce in the street, but if you post anything on social media are in many countries across our world in north africa. the government has such a sophisticated understanding and such as for stated surveillance mechanism that you can be in present for a tick tock video, which happened in each. yeah, you can be sent down for facebook. status is complaining about like dirty

in north africa, in tunisia, the state is now rationing flower. the queue is long. the bread baskets and the bakery almost empty. too nicea normally gets the wheat it needs from ukraine. but supplies of dried up, leaving bread, scarce, expensive, and rationed. there a gap, some supermarket shelves, sunflower oil and flour, running low today, that lack ruling weiss state no longer has the means to buy in large quantities. and so it's managing sparingly, hoping that prices will fall back to levels from before. oh this, all that at the level corner corner of june is here grows its own wheat, but mostly the durham variety used for semolina pastor instead of soft wheat for bread. lown aden? it yes, we're much better paid for growing these cereals. and so we go more towards those than soft wheat. do gavera giblet the, the price of a buy get has already doubled, showing that a war in europe spread basket affects the daily lives, even of people living thousands of kilometers away. let's take a look now at some of the other global business stories making headlines. chinese p

the most entrenched authoritarian regimes across the middle east in north africa. i still can't believe it happened for the 5 minutes that it did and but what then happened after the arb spring? rosa saw term retrenchment, a return to the status quo that became even more violent, even more authoritarian. we're kind of living with arbitrator ship 2 point. oh, but in that lesson, what these new leaders learned, sort of the ccs and there are. and the cheryl acids that, that the social media space is as dangerous as the street if not more dangerous. so it came to be policed as much as the street was policed and that lesson the understanding was catastrophic. because what happens now is that you won't, you can't protest on the street, but if you post anything on social media or in many countries across our world in north africa, the government has such a sophisticated understanding and such as for estimated surveillance mechanism that you can be in present for a tick tock video which happened in egypt. yeah. you can be sent down for facebook statuses complaining about l

the most entrenched authoritarian regimes across the middle east in north africa. i still can't believe it happened for the 5 minutes that it did and but what then happened after the arb spring was a saw term retrenchment. a returned to the status quo that became even more violent, even more authoritarian. we're kind of living with arbitrator ship 2.0. but in that lesson, what these new leave is land sort of the ccs and there are and the shower acids that, that the social media space is as dangerous as the street if not more dangerous. so it came to be policed as much as the street was policed. and that lesson, that understanding was catastrophic. because what happens now is that you won't, you can't produce in the street. but if you post anything on social media are in many countries across our world in north africa. the government has such a sophisticated understanding and such as facilitated surveillance mechanism that you can be in present for a tick tock video, which happened in egypt. yeah. you can be sent down for facebook statuses complaining about like dir

the most entrenched authoritarian regimes across the middle east in north africa. i still can't believe it happened for the 5 minutes that it did and but what then happened off the arb spring was a saw term retrenchment, a return to the status quo that became even more violent, even more authoritarian. we're kind of living with architecture 2.0, but in that lesson, what these new leaders learned sort of the ccs and there are and the shower acids that, that the social media space is as dangerous as the street if not more dangerous. so it came to be policed as much as the street was policed and that lesson the understanding was catastrophic. because what happens now is that you won't, you can't produce in the street, but if you post anything on social media are in many countries across our world in north africa. the government has such a sophisticated understanding and such as for estimated surveillance mechanism that you can be in present for a tick tock video, which happened in each. yeah, you can be sent down for facebook. status is complaining about like dirty st

so they are major suppliers to the world, not just in north africa, but subsaharan africa to places in southeast asia. and so again, we and corn and soybeans are all globally traded commodity. so if you start talking about supply reductions in one area, prices go up everywhere. ok, we'll leave it there. thank you so much for joining us from us. thanks so much. still had on the al jazeera news hour, the stress of coping with covert the u. s. faces a shortage of nurses, as it nears another grim milestone. and i meet the comedian from saddam who says laughter is the best medicine this man achieve something never before seen in the n b. a. peter will tell you all about it as for ah, now the extremes attempt to, we've seen throughout the winter are no longer with us even though every now and again. you get these frontal systems coming out of europe, which is colder air. but we're still left with 20 to a jury of not in beirut. and then you for your eyes. south was 38 in q 8 and maybe 39. doha. so it's hot here is less hot back. it is not really cold anywhere except in the mountains, maybe of

what we have also talked about the situation in the middle east and north africa. we found special attention to the promise time problem. they need to show that is not being resolved for years now. we have similar position. we stand for all the matters of the final status, including the selim g, miss alom sylium status of jerusalem, which was only result via direct negotiations between palestine and israeli representatives. and we value a lot the efforts made by egypt and number of father countries. so the region, members from the legal arab states will see on police reuniting staying in the race, nor injured the parent, st in unity. and we think that it's a very important task that depends only on the arabs themselves. we also spoke about the situation in libya in yemen in syria, wakes france to hope that syria will be brought back to the legal fair states. this matter will be resolved soon. that will help to consolidate the position of our arab friends in all this region. once again, i would like to thank the representative, solve the leak of her, of state secret

africa-- destabilization in dozens of countries in north africa, asia. one of the consequences of russia's aggression today? one of the key regions in europe is destroyed by russia. black sea is blocked. thousands of ukrainians-- hundreds of thousands of ukrainians are dead. almost 12 million ukrainians forced to leave their homes. about 50 million of them -- about 5 million of them left ukraine. for now, 220,000 people lost their homes, because 7000, as president zelenskyy mentioned, residential buildings were damaged or destroyed completely. hostilities, bombing of cities by russian military forces, will continue. so the list of damages and destroyed property will only be increasing day by day. over 120,000 square miles of ukrainian territory requires mine clean. it is a huge territory. ukraine's gdp dropped by 50% to 30% this year, according to prior estimates by experts and international financial organizations. our prior analysis has demonstrated that direct and indirect losses because of the war amount more than 560 billion u.s. dollars. if we do n

africa region, but also in sub saharan africa. and in southern africa. mon, the countries that are most dependent on, for example, never known, or egypt or livia, but also our operations as the world food program. i have a, the effect that with this or was it was a bit more detail. how are these countries that you just mentioned? how are they being affected already? well, look, if you are going to countries like mauritania, seneca, kini sierra leone, gun nigeria. they depend sometimes to 7080 percent of foreign. now these countries as a, anyone else in the world are coming out of 2 years of and then the world has been staggering. $26.00 trillion dollars on them, which means that we're countries even more in that then they everywhere. additional exchange rates are melting away. and in this situation, you have globally storing prices for staple foods and a very strong dollar in simple terms. they just cannot afford anymore to buy the most basic. and that is affecting the countries that cannot afford, and it's affecting the poorest f

ukraine is the breadbox -- breadbasket for europe and north africa and the mideast -- middle east. people are worried about food shipments being up all -- unable to get out of ukraine is because of russia's invasion. it is important for those people in those countries to realize that you cannot sit on the sidelines because what russia is doing to ukraine not only has impact in terms of violations of sovereignty but has a real economic impact on the countries. tomorrow, secretary yellen is going to hold a grouping of financial ministers and institutions to talk about how we will use the resources of the systems we help build to address this challenge. one of the things we have to do is take practical steps to demonstrate this system is helping the people who needed the most and that is what the secretary plans to focus on. to focus on the crisis and what we are going to boost to support ukraine. also to focus on the countries that are struggling to pay for things like bread for their people. because of the increases of commodity -- prices. instead of the world coming together to dea

you'll see that in north africa, north east africa particular. so egypt and libya, there's an awful lot of dust in there that you call that sandstone. we will not see that further east. we'll just see a few shares. we actually are working their way in through took many, stan to places that are still quite hot. the temperatures in tashkent to some icons are about 10 degrees above average. but the wind coming in behind a normally would eventually get rid of it. in the mean time is range as they stretch through to afghanistan, dancer, iran, as well. okay, more significant ranges, once again the eastern cape, the sue to our tank as well, is like to get fairly wet, big area. you already have the floating around do, but there are warnings out of yet more disruptive, right? that continues beyond today. the next 2. ah, african stories from african perspectives, machine dogs to songs of home, me know, ma mancha. now when you picture, which is going to shoot you short documentary from african phil, maybe from wanda and bookkeeper, fossil sooner printed wit

the un estimates the 55000000 people in the middle east in north africa are malnourished. and this can get worse because the price increases. but there are things that governments can do to help. and that begins with a global or ignition that food is not a commodity like any other is essential to human rights. and that means governments need to regulate prices or provide support to make sure that everybody can afford enough nutritious food. and the global markets also need to begin to treat food as a right and not a commodity. johnny, i conversation today, we have chava and david catarina gets apple free of you with us as a feed. introduce yourself into international audience. hi, i'm shows a mugger b. i am the world's with program spokesperson in new york. get to have you. hello, david, please introduce yourself to the stream. movies. tell them who you are and what you do. you know, i'm day free bird. i'm the ceo of the production board, which is an investment holding company based in california that works across food and agriculture. we really operate at the intersection

ukraine is the breadbasket for womb and much of north africa and the middle east. and the reason that people are worried about shipments being unable to get out of ukraine is because of russia's invasion. it is important for those people in those countries to realize that you cannot sit on the sidelines because what russia is doing to ukraine not only has impact in terms of violations of sovereignty, but has a real economic impact on each one of your countries. tomorrow, secretary yellen is going to hold a grouping of finance ministers and leaders of banks and other institutions to talk about how we are going to use the resources of the system we helped build to address this challenge. you are right that one of the things we have to do is take practical steps to demonstrate that this system is helping the people who need it the most and that is what the secretary plans to focus on this week to focus , on the crisis and what we are going to boost support in ukraine but also use our sanctions tools to hold russia accountable, but also focus on those countries that ar

now if i just took over here, you'll see that in north africa, northeast africa, particular. so egypt and libya, there's an awful lot of dust in there or that you call that sandstone. we will not see that further east. we'll just see a few shall we actually are working they. busy way in through took many stand to places that are still quite hot. the temperatures in tashkent to some icons are about tend to be above average. but the wind coming in behind a normally would eventually get rid of that. in the mean time is rain chairs. they stretch through to afghanistan, dancer iran as well. okay. more significant ranges once again the eastern cape, the suit to our tank as well. is light to get fairly wet, big err. yeah. you already have the floating around too, but there are warnings out of yet more disruptive, right? that continues beyond today. the next 2. ah. the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i just want to started to please don't it. they're not doing the right thing. leslie's implicit

shower to west africa now getting a long way north into the cell. ah, full of struggles full of pleasure. mad at them i would i even left with the same demon to me. you may go and make us legal life, me from india, the west on me, how me an intimate look at life in cuba hero been done. don't know what again was a resident with, daniel said, as a daughter, what are the more money my cuba on al jazeera gotten one of the fastest growing nations in the won the cost of needed to oakland and development school international shipping company to become a p middle east and tried and wanting skillfully, my 3 key areas of develop who filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future while need. cato castillo's gateway to whoa trade. oh i welcome back. you all with the news, our life from london. a recap of the headlines the following now. and russia is saying that destroyed a weapons factory on the outskirts of ukraine's capital. moscow has made anti aircraft and ship missiles and its warning it could that pass attacks on keen multiple explosi

that wet weather will gradually make his way into the north west of africa, but for much of north africa, fine and dry sand it up over the next few days for west africa. cloud and rain becoming more prevalent. cats are air weight issue and i the john, it's the largest war in europe since world war 2. is president putin reclaiming what belong to russia? was natal coming to close? and what does the end game look like? an in depth look at the war in ukraine, hooton's bland, or the west neglect ukraine. the seeds of all just either lou. oh we'll go back to watching out there. remind of our top stories this our french president emanuel mackerel says the next 2 weeks will be decisive for his country as he pass for a wrong off vote against the far right challenge of marry le pen. most opinion polls suggest he will win, but by very tight margin, tens of thousands of support as a former prime minister him ron con, have protested across pakistan against his removal. this element is due to meet in the coming out to choose his replacement dolphins have gathered for a funeral for the palestinian teen

that wet weather will gradually make his way into the north west of africa. but for much of north africa, fine and dry sums it up over the next few days. for west africa. cloud and rain becoming more prevalent. ah. it's the largest war in europe since world war 2. this president put in reclaiming what belong to russia? was natal coming to growth and what does the end game look like? an in depth look at the war in ukraine, hooton's, blonde, or the west neglect with ukraine. the c to rule on it just either lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching out 0 mind if our top story is the south. french president, ammonia mackerel says next 2 weeks will be decisive for his country as he prepares for run off against the far right challenge of marine the pen. most opinion polls suggests he will win with a very tight budget. thousands of support is a pop songs, former prime minister miran cohen have been protesting against his removal from office automated meeting in the coming hours to choose his replacement. a palestinian teenagers shot during is ready rates in janine and

africa, the and we're talking about a country like lebanon, they're in big trouble too. when we talk about wheat prices and that impact, this means for them, social unrest. >> yeah. hadley gamble, i always appreciate your insight. thank you so much, i look forward to seeing you again soon. >>> meantime, let's go to washington and the developing situation there. a fourth bus dropping off migrants from the southern border just this morning. it's at the request of texas governor greg abbott. let's go to gary grumbach joining us from washington. where are those migrants, do we know? >> reporter: it has to do with title 42, the trump era order to prevent migrants from coming into the united states as a covid precaution. president biden has said he's bringing that order to an end on may 23rd, and texas governor greg abbott is not happy about that at all. he's doing two different things. first, up until last night, he was slowing down commercial trucks coming in from mexico to texas that were filled with produce. we're talking about tomatoes, avocados, vegetables, standing for

but as we head over to north africa, that relentless sand blowing across libya, we are expecting some dramatic sandstorms for egypt. and we'll see a cool down in cairo, have a look at the temperature. they're gonna get done by the time we get into choose they to low so cool down for parts of morocco, the temperature in rebec, hovering in the high teens for the wet weather. we have to head down south to that central band of africa. we've got some fierce storms rolling across the congos. it's looking a little bit dryer for botswana. and for that eastern area of south africa, the coast there coordinates, how will see the rain edge off? it's going to gather because southern areas of mozambique. if we have a look at the 3 day for durban, we will see clearer skies by the time we get to wednesday, that you weather update ah, use from al jazeera on the go and me tonight, out is there is only a mobile app, is that the this is where we dissects, analyze it to find it going from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app to get that great and tapped made and you up from al jazee

africa. so a cheerio has gain some extra activity and everybody speaking a jury on once again. but let us also bear in mind, syria has over its production limits. it's. it's a country that was as an i producing member country off opic for is, is facing. it's your logical limits. i have, i've no inside it's current potential as a gas producer, gas export. but i know that it has been facing the limits in particular when it came to fly production over the last years. because the me this our more news in about 29 minutes. this is our international service. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . oh, has block the extradition of wicking leaks, founder julian assigned to the united states a judge to rule against extradition because january 4th, 2021. the latest chapters being written in london, in a case has made headlines, time and again for 10 years. for the us, prosecutors the hackers on trial, a public enemy and cyber terrorist, for others, a pioneer of investigative journalism, on whose fate press freedom in

africa region, but also in sub saharan africa and in southern africa among the countries that are most dependent on for example, lebanon, or egypt or livia. but also our operations as the world food program are heavily affected with disorder and crisis. mauritania, synagogue, kini sierra leone gun nigeria. they depend sometimes to 7080 percent of for in. now these countries, as anyone else in the world are coming out of 2 years of them in the world have spent a staggering $26.00 trillion dollars on the damage. which means that countries are even more in depth than they will where additional their exchange rates are. melting away, and in this situation you will have globally, sorry, prices for staple foods and a very strong dollar in simple terms. they just cannot afford any one to buy the most basic foods. and that is affecting the countries that can order food. and it's affecting the poor family that often spend already 7080 percent of the family income for break. that was martin frick, the germany director of the u. n's world sued program. more than 2 years into the corona virus pand

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africa region, but also in sub saharan africa and in southern africa. among the countries that are most dependent on, for example, live or no or egypt or livia, but also our operations as the world food program, a heavy be affected with disorder and crisis. mauretania, synagogue, guinea, sierra leone, gun nigeria. they depend sometimes to 7080 percent of foreign in. now these countries, as anyone else in the world are coming out of 2 years of them in the world have spent the staggering $26.00 trillion dollars on the damage. which means that countries are even more in depth than they ever wear additional. their exchange rates are melting away. and in this situation, you will have globally soaring prices for staple foods and a very strong dollar in simple terms. they just cannot afford any more to buy the most basic foods and that is affecting the countries that cannot afford. and it's affecting the poor family that austin spend already 7080 percent of the family income for break. that was martin frick, the germany director of the u. n's world food program. more than 2 years into the coro

africa region, but also in sub saharan africa and in southern africa. mon, the countries that are most dependent on, for example, never know, or egypt or livia, but also our operations as the world food program. i have the, the effect that with the saw it was a bit more detail. how are these countries that you just mentioned? how are they being affected already? well, look, if you are going to countries like mauritania, seneca kinney, sierra leone gun, on nigeria. they depend sometimes to 7080 percent of foreign. now these countries as a, anyone else in the world are coming out of 2 years of and then the world has been staggering. $26.00 trillion dollars on them, which means that countries are even more in there than they everywhere. additional exchange rates are melting away. and in this situation, you have globally soaring prices for staple foods and a very strong dollar in simple terms. they just cannot afford anymore to buy the most basic foods and that is affecting the countries that cannot afford. and it's affecting the poorest family that often spend already 70 percent of the fa

and north africa region, but also in sub saharan africa and in southern africa among the countries that are most dependent on for example, live or no or egypt or livia, but also our operations as the world food program, a heavy be affected with disorder and crisis. mauretania, synagogue guinea, sierra leone gun nigeria, depend sometimes to 7080 percent of foreign in. now these countries, as anyone else in the world are coming out of 2 years of them in the world have spent a staggering $26.00 trillion dollars on the damage. which means that countries are even more in depth than they ever wear additional. their exchange rates are melting away. and in this situation, you will have globally, sorry, prices for staple foods and a very strong dollar in simple terms. they just cannot afford any more to buy the most basic foods and that is affecting the countries that cannot afford. and it's affecting the poor family that austin spend already 7080 percent of the family income for break. that was martin frick, the germany director of the u. ends. world sued program. ah, more than 2 years into the

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shower to west africa now getting a long way north into the cell. ah ah, the shake him odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah, lou ah, bag main stories now. russia says it has destroyed a weapons factory in the outskirts of ukraine's capital. moscow says the plant made anti ashcroft an anti ship miss styles and it's wanting that it could step up the tax on keith multiple explosions. wired in the city in the early hours today at around $300.00 palestinians have been detained by his writing forces during violet confrontations, the alex and most compounded occupied east jerusalem. they entered before dawn on friday. i'm use tear gas and stun grenades. while some palestinians, rocks al jazeera singing plesk, alice moore won't be shower, says it's like it is going to be father escalation there in the coming days. i think a whole generation of palestinian use is simply taking advan

africa. as i google, my fear is that if we continue applying chemicals on our farm lands, our children will suffer. and they'll find it difficult to cultivate sugarcane in the future. then go via wanna, audrey a star co, occasionally takes a break from the countryside for a trip to accra in gone is cities. urban farming is a new trend, hastened by the pandemic. ha, audrey knows paulina from her university days. the software developer is one of 150 or so city dwellers who have their organic fertilizer delivered to their door. i pluck some feet and prevent across the you with that and it was like, i mean i plugged about 15 or so of them and profess you with that and i have that feeling that a key. i am eating something i planted like it was that good. the countryside might be a world away from the city, but adria darko enjoys her new rural life. she's the only member of her team to work full time for the project, which she found it in 2018 together with other students from the university of akr

africa, but the shower to west africa now getting a long way north into the cell. ah frank assessments, what are the political risks of batting, russian, oil, gas for western leaders or sanctions on russian energy exports. a recipe for such informed opinions, france is not abandoning to fight against jetty, still resumed media. they're going to be attacking from nisha and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou? ah, i think you're watching out a 0 reminder about top stories. it's. i am police in ukraine, say the bodies of more than $900.00 civilians have been found in areas surrounding the capitol. discovery comes off to russian forces, withdrew or than $350.00 corpses were discovered in boucher rescue. teams in the philippines of searching for people missing off to tropical storm make. it struck the island. more than 100 people have been killed and at least 200. a missing beth and rescue is in south africa now searching for survivors after the

and gabon as we go into sunday, now was a move to north africa. it is a lot dwyer along the coast of algeria than it has been recently as that unsettled whether it moves across for the east in the mediterranean. we are seeing some pretty wet and windy weather roll into the canary islands. by the time we get into sunday, but across much of the continent, it is a very hot and dry picture, with temperatures in egypt picking up well above the average in places like cairo. now as we move across to the middle east, it is a warming picture here, some heat coming through for iraq. if we have a look at the 3 day in baghdad, well will be well above average. by the time we get into sunday, nearly 10 degrees with lots of hot and dry conditions, continuing that to weather update ah, on counting the cost with europe facing that, the rate of a gas, please can africa fill the gap pads the ukraine war bravo is available economy power, countries, coping and e, you move to kind of big tech dominant. will there new regulations? what? counting the cost on al jazeera.

we have black muslims, we have a muslims from south asia from north africa for i mean it's such a big community. so we can't, we can't really prescribe. and i really enjoyed the film that came out one night in miami, which had to most characteristically no one, no toilet. i read it, yes. all right, but not, not where it was here, but just the idea that i felt i, i enjoyed the movie and i enjoyed the fact that we saw personal by the both of the people who are like the moving large figures. right. but they were other, but they are terrible. but this is what we can do about it. i feel like this is, is more important than knowing how bad the representation is, the blueprint. what is in the blueprint, what an easy to follow. ways to solve the representation issue of muslims in film with an easy way to start to really diversify and change the way the muslims are being represented on screen. and in particularly in the way that they're being very harmful. these representations are incredibly harmful. so we're asking studios and we're working with video at the sunset, those tear tropes. i thin

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africa. the wind is still dominating the story here. places like libya as well as i, julia and she nicea, we are going see some wet weather creep into morocco. by the time we get into cheese, they with some showers there and around rebut, down to the west coast of africa was so thing, intense showers. his mother shall, was feeding into lagos over the next few days. but for the wet weather, we have to head down to the south. once again that tropical storm easing its cool jasmine. it is likely to move its way towards the west coast of madagascar taking the heavy rain and stronger winds with it. ah, ah! when it comes to russia's warrens, russia is failing. ukraine is succeeding. the u. s. pledges more military on financial support for ukraine during the highest level american visit to keep since the war began. ah, here watching all da 0 life from a headquarters in ohio, getting abigail also coming up in my new macro becomes the 1st french president in 20 years to be reelected. but he faces major

one of the reasons this change is a circulation in north africa. so you've got lovely weather in spain and portugal in france, and the increasing wind showers in malta sicily, and answer to nidia a strong enough. wind coming out of the creation interior to give warnings of dangerous conditions on the creation coast and temperatures are coming down in for example, poland remedied book rest is gone down by 15 degrees between saturday and sunday. and this is all potentially wintry stuff. but the snow in bulgaria, northern greece and rain, so big contrast was happening for the west. but i said this rather major low, this cyclic area of low pressure in libby as produce. so pretty hot weather, we're open to the forty's middle forty's in libya. that's going to head towards carbone. can we get to sunday, but it's full of dust. a big swelling storm. the showers in west africa are going away long way north, even into northern target. official airlines of the journey mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than light in the baby wat

to europe are mainly located in north africa. the my grip europe, gas pipeline. in algeria transfers natural gas to spain and portugal through morocco, but supplies have been disrupted because of political tensions between algiers and rabbit. the u. s. secretary of state is sorry to have discussed the reopening of the pipeline during his recent visit to both countries. the meg does pipeline length, algeria directly to spain. the african nation is estimated to have exported 255000000 cubic meters of gas to spain in 2020. the transmitter pipeline connects algeria to italy. through tunisia, algeria is italy, 2nd largest gas, ex water after russia. the green stream submarine pipelines run from western libya to the island of sicily in italy. but that makes up just 2.5 per cent of overall italian daily demand. now the shift in global energy markets raises questions about how countries can meet their climate goals. while europe says it wants to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55 percent by 2030 and make the transition to green

but as we had over to north africa, that relentless sand blowing across libya, we are expecting some dramatic sandstorms for egypt. and we'll see a cool down in cairo, have a look at the temperature, they're gonna get down by the time we get into choose, they did law so cool down for parts of morocco, the temperature in rebec hovering in the high teens for the wet weather. we have to head down south to that central band of africa. we've got some fierce storms rolling across the congos. it's looking a little bit dryer for botswana. and for that eastern area of south africa, the coast there coordinates, how will see the rain edge off? it's going to gather across southern areas of mozambique. if we have a look at the 3 day for durban, we will see clearer skies. by the time we get to wednesday, that she weather update. ah, more and more indians are going under with normal to become told when i went to investigate the link, some people are willing to go to richmond. on al jazeera, me, the l g 0 is a whole me ah, welcome back. let's recap headlines now. ukrainian soldiers and not all of ig

it was we had to north africa all about the wind as well. for places like libya, we could see some sandstorms as that for her. a dust is picked up. it's an improving picture. however, in the north west for morocco, the temperature in rebut picking up here. but for places like egypt, cairo's had a cool down. it will improve by the time we get into sunday, the temperature touching the early thirties, lots of sunshine, and find whether to be found up in the north or down in the south. we've got some severe storms rolling across the democratic republic of congo, intensifying as well over zambia. and in what swanner. if we have a look at the 3 day in hub sharon, it's going to be thunderstorms all the way through till monday. that's the weather . ah, ah, african stories from african perspective isn't well yet as a woman, a day, short documentary from african fill me from mommy and synagogue, a mushroom. the adventures of a car and lead to africa direct on al jazeera. oh . the other guy you're watching. how does your mind about top stories? it's an

that was we had across to north africa, the wind is still dominating the story here for patients like libya as well as i do urea and she nicea, we are going see some wet or weather creep into morocco. by the time we get to choose, davidson showers there, and a round rabbit, down to the west coast of africa was still thing intense showers here some of those showers feeding into lagos over the next few days. but for the wet a weather we have to head down to the cell. once again, that tropical storm easing it's called jasmine. it is likely to move its way towards the west coast of madagascar taking the heavy rain and stronger winds with it. official airline of the journey mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in any waters. busy scenario there's always a push to simplify. narratives. new walks is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening post, delve into the news, narrative, and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbary game. it has been folding as a result. how unique it's

had bronchitis on kind of swimming tony floor, those rockers allotted and enough from up north africa. they took the after knock with us and when this increment of moustache, profound and not angry, naughty a heads, the barcelona tourism association and isn't happy with the planning process. enough ago looking for emma has not been out of pocket in today. so think you'd be at nick, one of me at yada from la lithonian dana for, but he guess get nausea 20 to get on my laugh. bed to see on as good. must been, you go there. good. willing to federal case one referred miserably by 5th amendment, that indian profound. yes. when you go in the front of my fin assembly here, tomorrow, i see this as to you haven't already moved up and get gone gone platform of the city government is convinced it has enough public backing dis, pushing on handling would let me go. just pull some of the way up there or not, but a thin throat and i use boiler and me and also to make up master unsupportable recall maintenance school. just skip that loose. yes. getting the spin, tabulate today. when i say to me and go

africa, asia, and other countries. what are the consequences of russia's aggression today? the key industrial regions of eastern europe have been absolutely destroyed by russia. the black sea ports of ukraine are blocked. thousands of ukrainians are dead. almost 12 million ukrainians were forced to leave their homes. about 50 million of them left -- about 5 million of them left ukraine. for now, 220,000 people have lost their homes. 7000 residential buildings were damaged or destroyed completely. hostilities are the bombing of our cities by russian military forces and they still continue. the list of damages and destroyed property will only be increasing day by day. over 120,000 square miles of ukrainian territory has been cleaned. that's a huge territory. ukraine's gdp dropped during this year according to prior estimates by experts and international financial organizations. our prior analysis has demonstrated that indirect losses because of the war among more than $560 billion. if we do not stop the war together, the

africa. so cheerier has gained some extra duty and everybody speaking a jury on once again. but let us also bear in mind, sure. it has all its production limits. it's. it's a country that as an oil producing member country of optic is, is facing its chill, logical limits. i have no insight in its current potential as a gas producer gas, ex florida. but i know that it has been facing the limits in particular when it came to toy production with the last years. ah, the german government is refusing to back a motion that would make the 8th of may the official day to commemorate its liberation from the nazis at a commonly celebration in europe as v. victory in europe day, which marks the moment in 945 when germany signed an act of unconditional surrender to german states all ready commemorates may 8th as the day of freedom. but on thursday, a majority of the german parliament failed to support a proposition from germany's left party. russia commemorates defeated the nazis on may, 9th, commonly kno

we had to north africa. there's going to be a cool down for cairo as that wet or weather shift its way further east coming down to 25 degrees on tuesday. and it's going to get wet and windier in the north west for morocco. and algeria, thanks to a weather system. plague in the iberian peninsula, we'll see some storms rumble across the gulf of guinea, more intense thunderstorms for nigeria, those feed into that central band of africa. we've got above average temperatures for the horn of africa, drought conditions continuing here for large areas. but down in the south, this is where we're seeing the really intense thunderstorms, rolling east, south of what swanner, affecting the east and coastal from africa. we have got some flash flood warnings out for how tang, but there's plenty of sunshine in cape town. ah, ah french president, ammonia my call tell supports is nothing is decided ahead of the 2nd round at elections shut down with populous rival, marine le pen. ah, hello money inside. this is out there, a li

now if i just took over here, you'll see that in north africa ne africa particular. so egypt and libya, there's an awful lot of dust in there, or that you call the sandstorm. we will not see that further east. we'll just see a few shows. we actually are working their way in through took many stern, 2 places that are still quite hot. the temperatures in touch can to some icons are about 10 degrees above average. but the wind coming in behind a normally will eventually get rid of it. in the mean time is rain chair, they stretch through to afghanistan, dancer, iran as well. okay. most significant ranges, once again the eastern cape, the soup to our tank as well. is like to get fairly wet, big err. yeah. you already have the floating around there, but there are warnings out of yet more disruptive, right? that continues beyond today. the next 2 official airline of the journey. talked to algiers. here we are. what is the time table in your mind? when do you think you are, can be off of russian gas? we listen when i've seen and played football with these refugees, i look at

now was move across to north africa. it has been cooler in the north west for morocco as that when windy weather sweeps its way east that up by about 10 degrees above the average with lots of sunshine. now the rain, eas, us for the gulf of guinea, by the time we get in. so friday picks up, however, for places like gabon and the democratic republic of congo. now, south of this we are going to see some wet or weather sweep into eastern areas of madagascar, thanks to tropical storm jasmine as it works its way east. but behind it, it's a hot and dry picture, but things will cool down in cape town. by friday, stella had hair on out to sarah a mother's last at nico challenge, to save her son from death row in singapore, fails and come killing the debate. there is no, he charm ban political union. i mean, if anyone here talks about women that i was a, does this, this, the bill seemed and then said, no topic is off the table. we were part of the abortion had a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any res