and with lebanon? have gotten security guarantees as a result of this deal, and if so, by whom that he hello is. this agreement came about the primarily because of the pressures of the united states on israel and on lebanon. as i mentioned earlier, due to the development in europe and russia, ukraine, etc. all of one of these development have affected mediterranean oil and gas fields and discoveries and exploration in accelerated way. and that is now was the american policy to fasten the exploration for gas in a sort of military. and this has come to work in our interest in going on. we have benefited from that, and in fact, it will be benefiting from from that. because if this agreement didn't come about has been law, would have continued to threaten israeli, an installation in the mediterranean. and in fact, one has been sent to 3 drawn as toward ships which are exploring for oil in the case region is i really was terrified because this is very dangerous to any one missile still had said he will ship

and with lebanon? have gotten security guarantees as a result of this deal, and if so, by whom that he hello is. this agreement came about primarily because of the pressures of the united states on israel and on lebanon. as i mentioned earlier, due to the development in europe and russia, ukraine, etc. all of one of these development have affected mediterranean oil and gas fields and discoveries and exploration in accelerated way. and that is now western american policy to fasten the exploration for gas as a sort of military. and this has come to work in our interest in on we have benefited from that. and in fact is, will be benefiting from from that. because if this agreement didn't come about has below, would have continued to threaten israeli, an installation in the mediterranean. and in fact, one has bottle of 10 to 3 drawn as toward ships, which are exploding for oil in the case region is i really was terrified because this is very dangerous to any one. missiles to have said that he will ship will

and with lebanon? have gotten security guarantees as a result of this deal and if so, by whom that he hello is. this agreement came about primarily because of the pressures of the united states on israel and on lebanon. as i mentioned earlier, due to. busy development in europe and russia, ukraine, etc. all of one of these development have affected mediterranean oil and gas fields and discoveries and exploration in accelerated way. and that is now was the american policy to fasten the exploration for gas in a military. and this has come to work in our interest in going on. we have benefited from that, and in fact, it will be benefiting from from that. because if this agreement didn't come about has been law, would have continued to threaten israeli, an installation in the mediterranean. and in fact, one has bottle of 10 to 3 drawn as toward ships which are exploring for oil in the case region is i really was terrified because this is very dangerous to any one mister still had said he will ship will cau

yes, love love, lebanon, lebanon, lebanon is a puppet regime of, of iran. but, but 2nd of all, right, i want to speak about domestic israeli legal issues. right? again, we have an election here in one in one month, right? the current government is a transitional government. it has no mandate to make it to make this deal and, and legally it's bound to act in act with restraint for the more, according to is really constitutional law. the, the transfer of any sovereign is really towards the territory requires a national referendum. so, so, so, so yes, if there, if there, if there will be another government in november that government will not be bound by the conditions and the terms of the steel. so you're saying that this might drive on because indeed netanyahu as, as promised to take this through the legal route, if the deal goes through and is agreed by the current government, what impact is it going to have on the elections you think? i mean, i think that this could, this could potentially sharpen the divide between, between like, between left left and rig

to lebanon, a hard working approach to lebanon at a very difficult time where we had multiple things moving along at the same time, including some regional challenges, including some maritime border issues, including an imf deal. all that is mixed up with a very difficult social and economic collapse for the country. we indeed have made a lot of positive accomplishments or i wouldn't call them accomplishments, but steps in the right direction to save the country. we have reached a preliminary staff level agreement with the imf, which for us was a big deal because it is really putting the train on the right tracks. however, as you mentioned, yes, the pressure is very strong. the living standards, the living situations, poverty levels, energy crisis are all really still present on a day to day basis in every lebanese... ..for every lebanese citizen we have. let me stop you right there, because i'm mindful that the reality for the people of lebanon is quite simple. more than 80% of them, according to the united nations, are now living in poverty. many of them have no access to piped wat

yes, love love, lebanon, lebanon, lebanon is a puppet regime of, of iran. but, but 2nd of all, right, i want to speak about domestic israeli legal issues. right? again, we have an election here in one, in one month, right? the current government is a transitional government. it has no mandate to make it to make the still and, and legally it's bound to act in, in act with restraint for the more, according to israeli constitutional law, the, the transfer of any sovereign is really worth the territory. requires a national referendum so so, so, so guess if there, if there, if there will be another government in, in november that government will not be bound by the conditions and the terms of the deal. so you're saying that this might drive on because indeed netanyahu as, as promised to take this through the legal route, if the deal goes through and is agreed by the current government, what impact is it going to have on the elections you think? i mean, i think that this could, this could potentially sharpen the divide between, between like, between left left and

yes. level, lebanon, lebanon, lebanon, is a puppet regime of, i'll be run, but, but 2nd of all, right, i want to speak about domestic israeli legal issues. right? again, we have an election here in one, in one month, right? the current government is a transitional government. it has no mandate to make it to make the steel and, and legally it's bound to act in, in the act with restraints. for the more, according to israeli constitutional law, the, the transfer of any sovereign is really towards the territory requires a national referendum. so so, so, so guess if there, if there, if there will be another government in november that government will not be bound by the conditions and the terms of the deal. so you are saying that this my drug on because indeed netanyahu has the has promised to take this through the legal route . if the deal goes through and is agreed by the current government, what impact is it going to have on the elections? you think? i mean, i think that this could, this could potentially sharpen the divide between, between like, between left left and right. unfortunate

and with lebanon? have gotten security guarantees as a result of this deal, and if so, by whom that he hello is. this agreement came about primarily because of the pressures of the united states on israel and on lebanon. as i mentioned earlier, due to the development in europe and russia, ukraine, etc. all of one of these development have affected mediterranean oil and gas fields and discoveries and exploration in accelerated way. and that is now western american policy to fasten the extra ration for gas in a military. and this has come to work in our interest. and we have benefited from that. and in fact, israel will be benefiting from from that. because if this agreement didn't come about has belie, would have continued to threaten israeli, an installation in the mediterranean. and in fact, one has bottle of 10 to 3 drawn as toward ships, which are exploding for oil in the case region is i really was terrified because this is very dangerous to any one. missiles to have said that he will ship will cau

yes, level, lebanon, lebanon, lebanon is a, is a puppet regime of, of iran, but, but 2nd of all, right, i want to speak about domestic israeli legal issues. right? again, we have an election here in one, in one month, right? the current government is a transitional government. it has no mandate to make it to make this deal and, and legally it's bound to act in, in the act with restraints for the more, according to is really constitutional law. the, the transfer of any sovereign is really towards the territory requires a national referendum. so, so, so, so guess if there, if there, if there will be another government in, in november that government will not be bound by the conditions and the terms of the steel. so you're saying that this might drive on because indeed netanyahu as, as promised to take this through the legal route, if the deal goes through and is agreed by the current government, what impact is it going to have on the elections you think? i mean, i think that this could, this could potentially sharpen the divide between, between like within less, less than right, unfortun

now, israel and lebanon have agreed on a maritime border did mediated by the united states. this gives him his agreement, strengthens israel security and our freedom of action against has bla and the threats to our north. there's rare consensus in the security establishment regarding the necessity of this agreement. the dispute is about a relatively small triangle shaped area with each side claiming their part as exclusive economic zone. the areas expected to be rich in offshore gas, israel and lebanon, have long history of conflict. the 2 countries for the war in 2006, and the have been many security incidents between israel and the lebanese. she eyed militant group hispaniola since parts of the countries land border. the blue line, a dim occasion, lined by the you and is also disputed whether the maritime borders d, a could be a step towards a white, a peace agreement is unclear. but the deal paved the way to mock us exploration a potentially economic benefit for both countries. either i spoke to al correspondence in the region, rebecca, where it is, is in jerusalem, and m

also coming up the palestinian refugees and lebanon, who feel forced to flee. we talked to one man risking his life to make the journey to europe and the smuggler, helping him and a nobel prize for 3 pioneers of click chemistry. the royal swedish academy of science honors the trio for discovering a way to snap molecules together. a technology that could help make comments the drugs more effective ah no manual ships, mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. the european union has agreed to impose new sanctions on russia in response to the war in ukraine. these will include a cap on the price of russian oil exports. the security threat from russia is also on the table as members of the european parliament meet in strasburg. and the commission president has told me that member states need to that the security of the energy infrastructure was telephone line also said the e, you is now ready to discuss a price of capital on gas as prices, sol, electricity market. for more we can cross to r e u correspondence jack parrot, who is in brussels and next sunday, who's in

so why is this a good agreement for lebanon? a level as deposited its a lion and serve the markesha, the maritime order demarkation, about 11 years ago in the united nation. and we have said that this is what level considered to be its water. and the, in that demarkation, lebanon really, you know, didn't get basically all of this the one occasion we didn't got the same a boundary that we deposited 11 years ago. so. busy that is why after 11 years of negotiation, we had some 100 phases. even with american mediation in the past, we started with these ratings were deposit blind one, we would deposit line 23, then we have an offline which was broken by the u. s. division at that time, lebanon rejected it. and now, eventually we received, or we got out of this, the line 23, which is what we asked for a long time ago. now you saying that gary is, is, is further a south, at some point, yes, lebanon looked at on its options. and the options will give you several new medication lines because there are different methods that you use. usua

how is the lebanon seeing the steel helmet? well, live on and sees it from a very different perspective this morning. the beneath president, michelle said that the agreement is purely technical and does not have any political implications. and does that, does not paved a way to normalization of relations with israel. the 2 states are still technically ex war, however, that the agreement is expected to being stability to the area as it moves an element of potential conflict between israel and the non. mainly the iranian back beneath hezbollah. d u. s. broker, broker deal. it opens the way for shore energy exploration. therefore, liberties officials are hoping the disagreement that helps elevate lebanon's economic crisis. the country has been in economy free for, for 3 years now, and explanation of hydrocarbons. hydrocarbons is a huge deal for lebanon as a significant discovery could help ease the countries just ling financial and economic crisis. that is moments in their route. and rebecca protests in jerusalem, thank you both a

john: now, for the perspective from lebanon, we are joined by the reuters bureau chief for lebanon, syria, and jordan. thank you for joining us. you just came for interviewing the outgoing lebanese president. how is he talking about this deal? >> for the outgoing president, this is his crowning achievement of the six years he spent in office. today when we spoke to him, he reiterated it was the product of indirect negotiations and not a peace deal with israel. he did say for the domestic lebanese audience as well this is lebanon's last chance for economic recovery. they are hoping for a financial windfall from the aftermath of the deal. he reiterated the really important role hezbollah has played in making sure the deal came through. john: how significant is that? >> on a political level, it is quite significant to see hezbollah give a green light to this understanding that they call it. lebanese officials have been adamant the two countries remain in a state of war. john: it does remove a flashpoint between lebanon, especially hezbollah, and israel. tensions remain? >> certainly. it has

i'm helping people find a way out of lebanon, who can bear to live here. there's nothing left in lebanon. there's been a huge increase in trip. cecia. people know all to well the terrible risks involved in trying to get to you. but almost every day, both carrying migrants are illegally setting, save from lebanon, migrants are risking potential death if they leave, but says a body, if they stay, it will lead to certain that and since your updates get hot, alpha will have more well news at the top of the hour before we go to la has created a new national park to protect thousands of flowers in the, at the common desert. it's a dressed, sunniest as it in the world. every few years it comes to life have a good. busy busy oh i . busy busy busy ah, how did she become at off hitler's favorite director and how did he become a forgotten film pioneer lenient even style and on old funk.

now to mohammed gta in beirut, how is lebanon seeing the steel? mm. hm, it well and sees it from a very different perspective this morning, the nin east president michelle and said that the agreement is purely technical and does not have any political implications. and does that does not pay the way to normalization of relations with israel. the 2 states are still technically at war. however, the agreement is expected to bring stability to the area as it moves an element of potential conflict between israel and lebanon. mainly the iranian back to the new school has a lot. a u. s. broker broker deal opens to wait for for energy exploration that for needs. officials are hoping the disagreement that helps elevate lebanon's economic crisis. the country has been in economic free for, for 3 years now. and exploration of hydrocarbons. hydrocarbons is a huge deal for lebanon as a significant discovery could help ease the countries to financial and economic crisis. that is how much idea in their routes and rebecca versus injuries, and thank you both ukraine's

it's in lebanon. if you do not contain it in syria and then syria, it has already spread to 13 of the 40 in governor it's and that's according to the world health organization. they're talking about thousands of color cases in syria and sixty's in syria as well. so this crisis or this disease, if you like, it's not slowing down, we're getting more cases as each day passes. as you say, it's not just confined to the refugee camps in lebanon. now they know what is the situation elsewhere in the country. and how is the government dealing with it? yes, it is now spreading outside refugee camps, particularly in a poor neighborhoods. i've spoken to a number of doctors who are working with the health ministry. what they're saying is that this is not just the job of the health ministry, but all the different ministries in lebanon need joint action. you're talking about the, the energy ministry, the water ministry. i just want to show you their bathrooms while we talk about what the government here is trying to

after decades of war, israel and lebanon reached a deal to end their maritime border, dispute paving the way from vital gas exploration. we showed all that national insurance as a defender of this plan. now says the spacecraft it smashed into an asteroid. 2 weeks ago succeeded in munching it onto a different path. ah, the international monetary fund is painting a bleak picture of the global economy as the war in ukraine. rising prices and interest rates take their toll. but the worse may be yet to come with the 3 largest economy that the u. s. u and china continuing to stall. according to the i m f. latest report, global economic growth fell from 6 percent in 2021 to just over 3 percent this year . and it's expected to fall to 2.7 percent next year. china's economy is forecast to grow just 3.2 percent this year and that's a dramatic fall from 8 point one percent last year. the i m f also slashed. it's outlook for growth in the united states to 1.6 percent this year down from july forecast at 2.3 percent. the collective economy of the 19 countries that share the euro 100 c is expected

reporter: lebanon's president says that draft of the u.s. mediated deal on a maritime border with israel is satisfactory. and that lebananon's demands hae been met. some officials are even calling it a historic agreement. and the most powerful political and military actor in this country, hezbollah, is behind the deal. secretary-general of the group has repeatedly said it will support the position of lebanon's top leadership. no doubt, this deal will bring economic benefits to a country and financial ruin. -- in financial ruin. in dire need of hard currency. international companies will begin the drilling and exploration process. in the past, they refused to do so without a maritime border deal in place, without security guarantees. but this morning, they met with the prime minister and they are expected to begin work as soon as this deal is signed. but israel gets security guarantees. lebanon has economic benefits. there's also a third party here, europe. europe is in desperate need of gas, after losing supplies from russia over the war in

but most likely, it will be to morrow for lebanon. they see this as a historic agreement because they can start exploring and drilling for the possible gas reserves. in the past, the international companies refused to do so because they said without a deal, there is no security. in fact, to day, a delegation from the french energy giant hotel is in beirut. they met the caretaker prime minister, who told them to start immediately exploring and drilling the area once the maritime porter deal comes into force. a russian foreign minister, a sergei love. rob says his country will not turn down a potential meeting between vladimir putin and us president joe biden. it comes ahead of this year's g 20 meeting, which will be held on the indonesian island of bali next week. mohammed bow joins me now from moscow. muhammad, how seriously should we be taking these latest statements from survey lever off or cit, alert to begin with? i think it's, this is significant because russia has always been looking at the conflict in ukraine as a conflict betw

this is the around backed group that is power for in lebanon, and already one of the feels that lebanon, that israel has exploited carries just yesterday for the 1st time, started pumping gas or so significant diplomatic alec, a nomic achievement for viewed here from in israel beyond the timing for israel is significant as well, particularly because we're in the run up to the elections. of course that are coming up very shortly in november. it's very good timing for yale are paid of is one thing is rarely voters like it's a prime minister who's strong on security. and so that is how this is being played by yale apiece. government. he hopes that he will win another mandate up the election next week to give him to allow me to form another coalition to continue covering governing. but like the for previous elections they've had it in. busy israel here in the last or years, it's very, very tight. that could be a comeback for benjamin netanyahu out of power for a year. polling suggests he might just edge it. so every vote the yale f pete can get to hopefully keep his coalition in power helps

it could well reduce tensions while adding gas revenue for cash strapped to lebanon. and ah, the theme song, sans of angela lansbury know so very one of the actress best known for the t. v series murder. she wrote also one lifetime awards of film and theater work. dame angela has died at the age of $96.00 and i ah, i minute cubes, mccann, and thanks so much for joining us. he crane's allies are pledging to help keep it for as long as it takes. now that is following extensive missile and drone strikes by russia on multiple ukrainian cities, the latest bombardment, again targeted civilians and energy structure. ukraine says strikes have killed at least 19 people. leaders of the g 7 group of nations have condemned these latest attacks as indiscriminate and vowing to hold a russian president vladimir putin to account this scene. if a reminder, war is still at the doorstep in the morning hours. many in keith are taking shelter in the 3rd position. they have been warned by the eerie silence the theme dame brush and strikes had hit on monday. it's terrorism. you understand t

and israel and lebanon have signed a u. s. broke a deal that lays out their maritime board in the mediterranean sea for the 1st time . the agreement enables both countries to conduct offshore exploration for oil and gas. us media reporting that ellen must has taken control of twitter, must cut until friday to completely $44000000000.00 deal. he signed in april, but then try to back out of it. report say to at his chief, executive and chief financial officer are no longer with a company with wilson. jordan joins us live now from washington, dc, rasa. there's been a lot of bad blood between ellen musk on twitter over this deal. well, more details do we now know, well, we don't know yet, which banks arrow underwriting this deal, which i e on most cat until friday at 5 pm to consummate as it were. apparently at 6 30 pm local time in san francisco. the a new owner of twitter did dismiss the c e o, the chief financial officer, the chief legal counsel, and the woman in charge of legal standards. she was the person who persuaded th

the exploration of hydrocarbons is a huge deal for lebanon as a significant discovery. you could help ease the country is to fling financial crisis, did w correspondence mohammed and by roots and rebecca, richard in jerusalem. we'll take a look of all the other stores making news around the world. china is rolling on new lock down to major cities. china hold widely cove outbreaks authorities in places like beijing and shanghai are filling up buildings and locking down both. this is a record, a few of them. 3030 cases, a known new death, u haul time, media and transgender activists. first of all, the miss universe, beauty pageant for $20000000.00. now the t. v star on jack or paul jack had to touch it. i've spoken about being a transgender woman. new contest was covered by donald trump between 1096 in 2002, and i've been running for 71 years. of these asian foreign ministers are meeting in jakarta to discuss the political chaos in me and my security forces that kill the dozens of demonstrators of recent weeks was not at the gathering. because the john to refuse to implem

but lebanon had made some other demands about demarcation boys in the water between israel and lebanon's waters and about possible payment of fees from any cost that might be taken from a field other struggle of the border between israel and lebanon. but somehow, after a lot of back and forth between the us mediator, they've reached an agreement. it seems israel security cabinet. we'll meet on wednesday to give this rubber stamp. and then they go israel. it also israel is a significant security issue. really, if you liked the israel, it matters the lab on is able to exploit its own natural gas resources, hydrocarbon resources in its own waters. because israel doesn't want lebanon to be as reliant on iran fuel, most of the time, because arriving 11 or the moment, full of rating fuel. israel wants to see 11 on rely more on its own energy. so for these railways, very pleasing is going to go ahead because for their economy security, this is a benefit for bernard spits reporting live from western lin, thank you very much. and earlier i spoke with zina hunter, a reporter in beirut. the lead ne

so they can start getting guys, getting guys out of lebanon will take time. the deal enables international companies to begin exploration, which could help lebanon with its crippling economic crisis. for 11, this is about the economy. it insists the deal does not signify any form of normalization, nor is it a peace treaty. for israel, it's about security guarantees. and in the words of the prime minister, your la pete, a political achievement through which lebanon defacto recognizes israel, has the law which was towards israel, rejected those claims. but since the start of the negotiations, the iranian backed group adopted what many calls a pragmatic approach it is, the most powerful political and military force in lebanon. and the states would need it stamp of approval, national. he has the law not to do his but considers what happened in the maritime borders. demarkation agreement, a great victory for 11 on the people and the resistance. the agreement may be limited to the maritime border, but the us administration sees it differently. president joe biden s

could well reduce tensions on adding gas revenue for cash strapped lebanon also. ah, the theme song, fans of angela lansbury. no, so the actress best known for the t. v. series murder. she wrote also one lifetime awards for film and theater. dime. angela has died aged 96. ah. m. anthony howard, welcome you fines. allies are pledging to help keep for as long as it takes, as russia unleashed a 2nd wave of miss oil and drone attacks in as many dies, the bombardment has again targeted civilians and energy infrastructure. new grants as the strikes of killed at least 19 people. leaders of the g 7 group of nations had condemned the latest attacks as indiscriminate and vowing to hold russian president vladimir putin to account. this scene is a reminder, boy is still at the doorstep. in the morning hours. many in keith are taking shelter in this position. they have been warned by the eerie silence the theme time fresh and strikes had hit on monday. yet it's terrorism. you understand that you are not safe at home, even if there's no infrastructure nearby. 2 walls in a basem

and he spoke to the media afterwards, and he says, lebanon is satisfied. our requirements have been made. this is a good deal, a deal that will bring about economic benefits. and really, this is one of the reasons why lebanon has really been pushing for a deal along that maritime border. intermittent negotiations have been taking place for years now more than a decade, but lebanon is in financial crisis if it is able to start exploring and drilling, it could have revenues from gas production to help it with, with the financial meltdown. but critics argue that, you know, this is not the magic ones, it will take years for lebanon to benefit from those reserves. if, in fact, there are reserves, because the con, i feel that lebanon took in this deal, it is still not clear. if it is proven gas reserve, but they're also calling it historic, like bernard mentioned, these are countries in a state of war with a history of conflict. right now. this deal will bring about economic benefits and security guarantees for both sides. nazena harder live in the room. thank v

there are difficulties to with a political instability, if you'd think about places like lebanon, where the political instability is lead to banking crisis, and also shall anchor where the political instability there comes at the same time as the country is struggling under massive debt. so all of the was bill den, and i think people are realizing that it doesn't matter how often these things come together to come together. all at once. pose is major challenges for everyone that comes. busy here to the international monetary fund that they've been looking at, things like growth and inflation. let's just take a look at growth in 2021. there were 6 percent growth across the world. no growth is needed to stimulate economies to create jobs, to give people good, paying it a good paying wages and 2022. the growth. what globally will go down to 3.2 percent . and if you look at next year, it is only 2.7 percent. no inflation is an issue too. and that's where everyone seems to be feeling the pinch. everything seems to be more expensive. it's a struggle for ordinary people to do ordinary things l

as more strikes at the ukrainian city of south florida, lebanon, and israel is set to sign a maritime border deal. after years of negotiations and one famous bohemian crystal company check, republic needs and a constant apply of gas every day with work. and i'm concerned about the future amid the energy price. ah, the instructional monetary thought is predicting a bleak future if the global economy does the warn ukraine sky, high consumer prices, and rising interest rates take that toll. let's go straight to the i m f in washington. out as here as alan fisher, is there a allen pay to picture for us just how bad this last year has been on and what the future holds according to the i m f will looking through the support. there is no good news. it just looks increasingly bleak. there's a confluence coming together of so many different crisis like political instability, climate challenges, that is the war in ukraine. and there's also continued problems of cove at not the walls been through problems economically in the past 20 years with a global financial crisis. and also with essentially

you started russia with lebanon. let me say this, it strikes me europe is not much different to lebanon. it had leverage from russia in terms of its gas supplies, and billion dollars of gas from russia supported a $2 trillion euro economy. by december what we are seeing in lebanon will be replicated in many capitals around europe. it is a very big problem, i do not think the majority of policymakers have truly understood the scale of the issue. host: daniel, i see you smiling. is that something you would agree with? what happens in lebanon happening in other european countries? >> it is true that europe must pay a price, and a heavy price for its overreliance on russian gas. europe is a little bit better governed than lebanon. we have constant squabbles among member states but we usually agree on a common line. many european countries have saved a lot of cash, the price for consumers has increased. further gas savings will be forthcoming, and i am quite confident that europe will be able to pull through this winter.

because potentially, if i find anything, then that will reduce lebanon's red lines on iran for few. lebanon's lead negotiated says the final draft bought a deal with israel satisfies all its requirements. the country had a number of concerns about the board or the 1st related to a board, a line marked by boys in the water that was created by israel as its forces withdrew from lebanon. and the 2000 a route asked for language and the draft to be changed so that this would not become an international maritime border. secondly, it objected to the con gas field in a southern lebanese exploration blog extending into israeli waters. not field hasn't been explored yet, and while lebanon refuses to pay any profit, its share of cannot to israel. israel says that it may fall under it's exclusive economic zone. lebanon's 3rd concern, it wants the french oil, john total energies to work with it independently. and then he projects with israel say to hata is in beirut with more lebanon's president michel ounce as the draft of the u. s. mediator deal on a maritime border with israel is satisfactory and that

and that's already some of the social media jobs. top executives have been shown the door israel and lebanon signed on historic deal defining that maritime warner paving the way for both countries to begin oil and gas exploration. a surgeon that rsv virus new us, which can be fatal to children, older people, is causing severe strain on the health care system. russian president vladimir putin. it says the world is facing its most dangerous decades since world war 2. in a lengthy televised discussion, he accused the west of inciting the war ukraine and says he had no regrets denies. moscow is preparing to use nuclear weapons, despite raising the prospect before russia has suffered setbacks on the battlefield . in recent weeks, ukrainian forces are pushing towards the strategic city of her son. officials appointed by moscow to run the annex region have left for russia along with more than $70000.00 residence. i said vague has been visiting the city of that mood, which is on the front lines that don't yet screeching at the main interchange of baltimore i reminder that the road here are not safe

a good amount of our top stories here at this hour, israel m lebanon, have signed a u. s. broke a deal that lays out there, maritime hoard and mediterranean sea. for the 1st time. the agreement enables both countries to conduct offshore exploration of gas and oil. and russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most dangerous decade since world war 2 . speaking in moscow, the accused the west of inciting the war and that he had no regrets about it. and russia has renewed its assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure shilling facilities. across the country, ukraine, they say 30 percent shortfall in electricity supplies. many cities are suffering power goes in a report, the international energy agency says global demand for fossil fuel to a peak this decade. all, while russian exports drop in terms of money, this could mean more than $2.00 trillion dollars a year and green energy investments by 2030. that's a hike of more than 50 percent. the report shows russia's invasion of ukraine marked a turning point. many governments accelerated their clean energ

from a perspective, field called khana, will go to lebanon. but since a part of it lies outside the demarcation line, israel will be given a share of any profits. while the car reached gas field will remain within israel's waters and extraction has already started. this allows israel to increase its potential to export gas to europe, where there is a rising demand triggered by russia's invasion of ukraine. this has provided a catalyst and bush and momentum for this agreement to happen specifically because europe is working and reconfiguring its energy security away from its dependence on russian oil and gas hydrocarbon agenda. energy production in the eastern mediterranean has been growing as israel, egypt. jordan and cyprus have worked together. you look for proximity, you look for accessibility among many other things, and so far the east med geographically position as it is, is proving to be that accessible quality door to europe. so they can start getting guys, getting guys out of lebanon will take time. the deal enables international comp

well, i announce the approval by lebanon. the men of the final version, prepared by the american mediator, will see for them to delineate the southern maritime border. general b, u, i want to go now straight to a router, our bureau chief there mohammed. charade, fav. it's good to see you. mom at this deal is ending a dispute that's been going on for decades for control of the border between lebanon and is real. what made this break through possible now? well, following the news, president's announcement tonight can be said that, that lebanon is closing curtain on them at a time, or did the more cation agreement with ghosts expect, except in case of any on expected surprises. the president was very precise in his speech at night and thanking the american president joe biden, and is that special envoy, the actual mediator, almost hochstein, who played an essential role in this great through deal. nevertheless, the lebanon's that trusting economic crisis was also an important factor that pushed lebanon to activate the negotiatio

they're, they're technically still at war and lebanon. doesn't even recognize israel as a sovereign country. so for a deal like these to be agree between those 2 sides is really being held as a historic moment now for israel, for its pot is going to benefit greatly both politically and diplomatically, but more economically. and of course, with security guarantees as well. israel has for a long time, wanted to drill the gas that it knows are in those fields that are on what it is or argued is on its side of the maritime border. but it's been it on the threat by his bill or the iran backed group in lebanon, saying that if they were to go ahead and take oil from those fields or a gas from those fields before any deal was struck that his blood would attack. they can now go ahead and do that. in fact, they have been doing it yesterday and energy and the company that has been drilling on the israeli side said that the gas is flowing and that it will be able to be even delivered to its partners within the coming days, which will be met very fond

ah, israel and lebanon have signed a u. s. broker deal, that for the 1st time, lays out there maritime border in the mediterranean sea. it enables both countries to conduct off shore exploration for gas and oil. the agreement comes after months of indirect talks, that ended a decades long border conflict, said a hodder has latest on these from southern lebanon. lines in the sea have been drawn as being described as a landmark agreement between countries, technically in a state of war, lebanon, and israel didn't engage directly in the process. it involved years of negotiations mediated by the united states. that's given both countries guarantees. if either challenges the agreements i historic day in the region of securing showing what's possible under these circumstances to achieve an agreement that creates hope and economic opportunity and stability for on both sides of the border. there was no formal ceremony to mark the agreement behind closed doors. the delegation signed separate documents, which were then given to the u

your la peed has said last minute changes requested by lebanon, are unacceptable. he says they're significant, and he's recommending against now approving the deal at this stage. so what that means is they're gonna have to go back to the negotiating table. both sides have a strong interest in coming up with a deal here, but israel's putting on a little additional pressure. yay, or repeat, says the israel will go ahead as soon as possible and start extracting or natural gas from the carriage oil field that is entirely in israeli territory. there is another field that is crossing the border for both companies from which they will share revenue. however, the problem here is that has below, the iranian backed militia that operates in lebanon, has previously threatened to target the israeli oral field with missiles. if israel goes ahead and in fact sent 3 drones there, they were shot down by israel. and israel now says le pier says that if there is an attack on that site, they will shut down negotiations with lebanon. and it is hes boa, that will have to explain why leb

then there are also sita, ourselves northern lebanon. it's elise, the prime minister, georgia maloney has won the 2nd of to confident boats in parliament. majority in the senate voted in favor of her coalition government. on wednesday the lower house voted on tuesday maloney leaves. it's the least most far right government since war to emergency rooms in the us and canada are dealing with a search in cases of a common illness that can cause breathing difficulties. 3, the spirit treat sinks.

a still a head here on lebanon receives the u. s. broke a proposal that could help settlement on board to speak with israel. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle anyways, there is a very wet time, the year for se, asia, virtually anyone doesn't like a lot of clad on the satellite picture, but merged into the forecast. and yes, you see bits of bornea bits a silhouette. he admits the philippines, but it's an awful lot blue and orange or, and he was just pretty heavy showers or thunderstorms all over the place, which is correct. the heavy says light be still in me and mark, probably southern thailand. and once again, in western side, a bornea that jumping north, the seasonal rain here from it's not really following his jacket. all we got a line of rain that's going as cross yellow, see north of what is a very hot part of asia as central and southern china. and the font also trying to recently has been hot all summer and still is new october records being set because of these temperatures. now they will come dow

and to political vacuum in lebanon. as the president leaves office with no replacement appointed and only a caretaker government in place. and i'm far as small. have your latest world cap news. cuts are 2022 bound gonna sorry. thomas parte helps fire arsenal back to the top of the primarily so the poles of now closed in brazil's presidential run off, the results is starting to come in off to one of the country's most polarized elections in decades. with 28 percent of voting machines counted jar ball scenario is currently on 51 percent. while louise anacio new to silver is on 48 percent. also narrow afar, i incumbent is seeking a 2nd term in this election is vying to consolidate the shop. conservative ton and brazilian politics, a victory for lula. on the other hand, would mock a stunning come back for the left is full of presidents. we spent time in jail on corruption convictions. have been reports of highway road blocks, stopping buses, carrying voters in lula strongholds. though the election chief has said that they d

and lebanon's crash, lebanon school laughs, is so sore, has been accelerating. and the past few months, i think this will not really resolve any anything, but it will present or you know, the lebanese and the international community with some sort of all in terms of, you know, lebanon's project re. but it has to be accompanied by we forms a has to be accompanied by so many other steps that the lebanese but it good establishment has to have to take and have been avoiding and the pastor phase. so, so i, i think it's a, it's, it's one step forward than i think the, the political establishment is seeking to restore some sort of trust in lebanon's ability to lift itself up from the, from the hours that it's in the mom. all right, thanks so much for your analysis on that. thank you. fairly more still ahead on the news out, including a punxsutawney journalist, shot dead by kenyan police on the dubious person dances is laid to read. what explain why the environment may lose out whoever wins the presidential run off in brazil, and in sports intimate. and when the boss al

this means that the coming days are very critical because lebanon's response will be announced. and we should know, in which direction we'll be heading in this respect. let's enough room zenato who reports from beirut. a long standing maritime border dispute between lebanon and israel may be close to being resolved. a written proposal is now on the table. it's based on years of intermittent and indirect negotiations mediated by the united states. a deal would be a rare diplomatic breakthrough between enemies that would unlock valuable under water resources, but it would also position the eastern mediterranean as an energy hub, supplying europe as it seeks replacements for russian gas. there is a need that has been created due to the russian ukrainian war. europe is looking at the east mediterranean as one possible source. israel is already an exporter of energy and wants to significantly add to its output by starting to produce gas at its career field. but there are security concerns with the iranian back to arms group. hezbollah has said it has the capability to obstruct the sa

the development of the carriage field had res, tensions between israel and lebanon. but the breakthrough will enable both countries to develop the offshore gas fields in their waters. agreement also resolves a territorial dispute in an area where lebanon aims to explore for natural gas and near waters where israel has already farmed gas deposits. lebanon hasn't managed to begin production yet, but if exploration results in a substantial gas discovery, the revenue could help improve the country's dar financial situation. could also be vital for europe at a time when it's desperately seeking new sources. or nesbit has more now from west jerusalem. israel government says this is an historic deal with 11 on. it says it'll strengthen israel security people, billions of dollars into israel economy, and ensure the stability of israel border with lebanon. engineers are already testing the pipe that will eventually extract the gas from its kurdish oil field to israel, mainland. and i hope that in about 3 weeks time, once those tests are completed, they can begin to pump gas.

and that lebanon's demands have been met some officials or even calling it a historic agreement. and that the most powerful political and military actor in this country has the law is behind the deal. because the secretary general of the group has repeatedly said that it will support the position of lebanon top leadership. now, no doubt this deal will bring economic benefits to a country in financial ruin. if this country is in dire need of hard currency, international companies will now begin the drilling and exploration process in the past. they refused to do so without security guarantees, without the maritime borders deal really in place. this morning, a delegation from the french energy giant total. they were in beirut, that they met the caretaker, prime minister. and as you may 80, and they're expected to begin work as soon as this deal is signed, but as well get security guarantees. lebanon has economic benefits, but there's also a 3rd party here, and that is, europe. europe is in desperate need for gas. after losing supplies from russia over the war in ukraine, no doubt g

they may technically be at war, but israel and lebanon have worked out and historic deal over there. maritime border in the mediterranean sea will reduce tensions while adding gas revenue for cash strapped living. also. ah, the theme soon fans of angela lansbury know so well. the actress best known for the t. v series murder. she wrote also one lifetime awards for film and theater work. i'm angela has died. edge, not he's ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome you. credit to our lives are pledging to help keep for as long as it takes as russia unlaced a 2nd way of missile and drone attacks. in as many dice, the bombardment has again targeted civilians and energy infrastructure grants as the strikes of killed at least 19 people. leaders of the g 7 group of nations have condemned the latest attacks as indiscriminate and vowing to hold russian president vladimir putin to account. this scene, if a reminder, boy is still at the doorstep in the morning hours, many in keith are taking shelter in this sub position. they have been warned by the eerie silence the theme time fresh and strikes had hit o

as they know holder has more on the deal from the lebanon israel boundary in southern lebanon, vested interest, a historic deal, but both sides insisting that it is limited in scope. it only involves dale uniting the maritime border. lebanon, as, as repeatedly said, that this is not the peace treaty of this does not signify in any way a normalization of relations. and the foreign policy of this country will not change. the latest statement coming from the president seems to be in response to what the israeli, a prime minister said that this is a political achievement. and a de facto recognition of, of the state of israel. ukraine says, wet weather and difficult to rain and making its counter offensive in the southern her san region. more challenging, moscow backed authorities have been evacuating civilians from the city as ukrainian forces advance. a funeral for prominence. pakistani journalist arshad sharif has been held in the capital islamabad. his body was returned to his family in pakistan from nairobi on wednesday. sharif was shot dead by kenyan police, and what officials, they'

first of all, you have the idea of political instability and you're seeing that in places like lebanon, which is cause the banking crisis. and shall lanka where there's political instability on top of a crushing debt that has to be repaid. then you're talking about covert and all the issues there, zambia, the 1st country to default from some of the loans that go after cove it and the supply chain in china, essentially being impacted by very strict lot don't. and then add to that you have climate challenges in places like pakistan and here in the united states and then the war in russia. it just seems to be one thing after another. the normally, when people talk about macroeconomic problems saying they'll be retraction here and there won't be growth there. a lot of people think, well, how is that impacting me? but everyone across the world seems to be feeling the pinch. if it's going to the food store to feed their children, if it's trying to heat their home, and that'll be a problem in europe this, this winter, as temperatures begin to drop, the international monetary funder saying, lo