“The Seventh Day TV” broadcast, a special coverage prepared and presented by Muhammad Jamal, we start with you from the Russian-Ukrainian war, where the “Russia Today” network confirmed that the bombing of the Zaporozhye nuclear plant was a wake-up call to the world from the transformation of the Ukrainian war into a global nuclear war, and the network confirmed that Zaporozhye is the largest nuclear plant in Europe, as it consists of 6 reactors, and produces 20% of Ukraine’s electrical energy. The network warned of a disaster many times greater than the explosion of the Chernobyl plant, and its radioactive contamination extends to hundreds of kilometers east and west, affecting regions in Russia, Belarus and Poland. And Romania, and the Black Sea, and the winds may carry radiation to a wider extent that affects most of Europe as a whole.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of being the one who bombed the nuclear plant, but Russia strongly denied, and requested an international investigation, and sent inspectors from the Atomic Energy Agency to investigate. Russia also criticized the United Nations, accusing it of failing to send international inspectors to verify who bombed the nuclear plant, and said The agency said that the preparation of inspectors needs some time, and Russia accused NATO of inciting the Ukrainian forces to bomb the nuclear plant, in order to internationalize the Ukrainian crisis, to make the Zaporozhye plant a hostage of political and military maneuvers, especially with the exacerbation of the energy crisis in Europe. Will the conflict in Ukraine reach To this dangerous extent? Or will the conflicting parties move to stop these great risks?
From Russia to the United States
The administration of US President Joe Biden announced the allocation of more than 300 million dollars to fund water recycling projects at the level of all states, as America suffers from the most severe drought due to climate change and temperature differences, and Interior Minister Deb Halland announced that these projects will enhance the capacity To withstand drought, this funding comes as reports show that more than half of Western America is experiencing exceptional drought conditions, with tens of millions of reservoirs facing major water shrinkage, with threats of power outages amid rising temperatures. severe.
From America to Europe
The drying up of the Rhine River may cause great economic paralysis on the continent, in addition to reducing the tonnage of commercial ships to 30%, and the Spanish newspaper “La Bangordia” said that the Rhine River is one of the major river arteries in Europe, whose drying will lead to disruption of the movement of commercial ships and may cause Great economic paralysis on the level of the entire continent.
The newspaper pointed out that the water level in the river dropped to 56 cm, while ships needed at least 1.5 meters of water, which the Germans considered a “nightmare” for Europe, and the newspaper confirmed that in the event of a complete paralysis of traffic on the Rhine, this will cause In impeding the distribution of 400,000 barrels per day of oil products at a time when Europe needs one barrel of oil due to the crisis of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
We are moving to Germany
Where Kretschmann, the Prime Minister of the German state of Württemberg, advised citizens to only heat one room in the house, and wipe with a wet towel instead of taking a shower, Kretschmann said that “the washing towel is a useful invention, and in this way it is possible to dispense with” showering constantly, and Kretschmann indicated that there are possibilities for greater savings. As much energy as possible, by heating water using solar energy, this comes amid expectations of a collapse of electric power in Germany due to the possible interruption of Russian gas supplies, due to the Russian-Ukrainian war.
From Germany to Spain
And we are still with the effects of devastating climate changes, as the Spanish province of Galicia suffers from a major drought, as reservoirs decreased by 5% in just 7 days, the worst number since 1995, and therefore the city council decided to impose new restrictions as of next September, including cutting water daily for a period of time. 4 hours for citizens to face drought.
And the Spanish newspaper “De Galicia” said that the city council believes that residents must live for 4 hours without water a day, in an attempt to reduce the negative effects of the drought and the water crisis that afflicts the whole of Europe, and the Spanish city of Melide decided to ban the use of water in bathrooms Swimming and cleaning cars, while reducing the use of tap water on the streets.
And the Spanish newspaper, “La Bangordia”, said that the current situation of water reservoirs in the country will lead to the cancellation of boat trips, the death of fruit trees and crops such as mangoes and avocados, and this, of course, will lead to a decrease in farmers’ incomes by regarding a quarter.
From Spain to Argentina
As many countries of the world began to explore their capabilities and exploit them optimally, to overcome the stage of economic stagnation, especially following major and successive crises that hit the world, from the Corona crisis to the Russian-Ukrainian war, and finally the effects of climate change, for Argentina to start thinking regarding optimizing the use of lithium, which It is called white gold, as the former Minister of Science and Technology in Argentina considered that the use of lithium in the car battery industry is a great opportunity to get out of the economic recession, and stressed that by 2025 Argentina will produce 200 thousand tons of lithium carbonate instead of 40 thousand tons, and pointed out that lithium batteries It will play a key role in energy storage, and will contribute significantly to the movement of vehicles, whether motorcycles or cars, as well as trucks, and he stressed that if Argentina did not manufacture lithium, it would be a large importer of batteries and therefore would pay very high prices, while it possesses the largest reserves in the world from lithium;
From Argentina to Kuwait
Kuwait is preparing to hold legislative elections on September 29, and registration will open on August 28 and 29, and citizens can use the civil ID in elections. Announcing the change to the “Civil Status” to make the necessary amendment to the election schedules.
