And. Cats are. One of the richest nations per capita in the world. Its experienced a Rapid Development since oil and natural gas were discovered here in the early 1000. 00 hundreds. Megaprojects keep changing the gulf nations landscape. But the qatari coastline and its desert are also the source of a different kind of natural wealth. And if left unprotected qatars native species and those who use the tiny gulf nation as a stopping point as part of their long migration. Could be endangered as a result of an awesome habitat. Im stephanie that in the waters off the baton coast and we are surrounded by whale sharks the biggest fish in the rush of the new stuff. And this edition of coca aljazeera will take you on a journey with 2 cultures diverse wildlife will be joined by a Marine Environmentalist and also 800 haitian ist and well be discussing the impact the potential Uncontrolled Development could have on these that diverse wildlife species that in here if im protected. It all started a
All members will note is the death squads all believe in yankee in 2006 the former russian agent Alexander Litvinenko fled to london in 2000 he became ill and died in 2006 after drinking tea laced with radioactive polonium 210 a british inquiry found that his killing had been ordered at the highest level. Have further concluded. That the. Operation to do this to. Was approved by mr butt. The head of the f. S. B. And also by president putin another case is Viktor Yuschenko in 2004 he was a ukrainian Opposition Leader running against moscows preferred candidate he fell ill after having dinner with Ukrainian Security officials doctors say he was poisoned with the chemical dioxin he survived going on to become president of ukraine. And activist piaffe to vesa love who has ties to russian protest group pussy riot managed to survive what he says was a poisoning attempt in 2018 his theories backed by doctors who treated him in berlin person off says he was targeted because of his activism but
Going to happen then kristie. Well this one to be really interesting because after world war 2 we had a massive growth and that was predominantly. Done by the u. S. And also with china we relied a lot on the trade between like us and china in order to revive growth in order to boost a lot of that post the world war 2 in order to prevent this massive recession in order to get us out of the deficit but the problem is right now the entire world has kind of plateaued in this because theres no country that is currently in this v. Shaped recovery that every single economists predicted and theres absolutely very little chance that theres going to be a vaccine ready by the end of this year as many people have been optimistically hoping for so in that vein there is going to be a lot of heavy reliance on the u. S. As the global g. D. P. Power in order to try to in order to try to spur on additional growth but and right now with the conflict between us and china its going to be very detrimental b
Russia also coming up tonight the Venice Film Festival opens with less blips less glamour the show goes on even though the pandemic has kept many stars in fans at home bring you a preview of the top films competing for the golden luck. Its good to have you with us german chancellor Angela Merkel is demanding answers tonight from moscow over the poisoning of russian Opposition Leader alexey she described the attack today as attempted murder test found that snowballed he was poisoned with the chemical nerve agent no. Doctors at berlins hospital where hes being treated say of all me is in serious condition in intensive care and could suffer a long term damage he was transferred to berlin from siberia 2 weeks ago doctors had previously rejected allegations that he had been poisoned. German chancellor merkel she insists now that the kremlin has a case to answer not that spits the other board up when the German Army Special mubarak tree has delivered a clear result like saying a valley was t
Listening from. I am an emeritus law professor from the university of arizona. Very pleased to welcome all of you. Our five first of webinars of the implication of the trade agreement of the usmca , which as everyone knows was forced about two months ago on july 1. In october, the usmca provisions on auto parts account for 25 plus Percentage Points of manufacturing trade in north america then then, in november, we will talk about other provisions and in december, we will switch gears and focus on some of the stakeholder issues. At the companies that are directly involved in importing and exporting across the north american borders who are dealing with the new enforcement provisions. Origin and kind of other challenges, the nittygritty that determines whether trade is going to work or not. All of these webinars are free. You do need to register to get on big marker. We thought it would be a port appropriate to start the series with a question of context. You have the usmca. It was negot