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Oficials in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi say one person has died after a missile hit a car there. There's also been more disruption at the Fujairah oil facility. We heard more from our correspondent in Dubai, Azadeh Moshiri. All this only a day after the Iranian foreign minister Abbas Archi said that Iran was not targeting civilian and residential infrastructure. That's obviously going to be little comfort to the United Arab Emirates that is seeing these multiple incidents happening.
but it's had to respond to. And it's extremely frustrating for a country that feels that it's been unjustly pulled into this wall. Iran may think that this is the sort of pressure that makes leaders here put pressure on the United States to end the wall, but the fact is that officials here are furious. One presidential advisor called this imposed terrorist aggression. And so this image that has taken so many years, so much effort to build of a safe country,
and prosperous country, it's taking multiple blows, and people are worried about the long-term impact here.
Aiemmin kuulimme, ettÀ ihmiset huolehtivat UAEin, jotta he voivat poistaa drone-attakseet. MitÀ vaikuttaa tÀmÀn alku- ja lopun loppuun ja ruotsin ohjelmassa? ElÀmÀ on edelleen kestÀvÀnÀ Dubaiin. Esimerkiksi on yksi normaali tuuletus- ja ilmastonmuutoksen. TÀmÀ on yksi artificiaalinen lakka Burj Khalifain alueella. Se on tyhjÀ alue ja he edelleen kestÀvÀt tuuletuksen.
Olemme nÀhneet, ettÀ yhÀ pieniÀ ihmisiÀ katsoo, ja ihmiset ovat yleensÀ erittÀin miettivÀt, ettÀ kaupunki ja maa, joka on rakennettu turismiin, saattaa saada hyvin ison hinnan. Se on suurin yliopistohubi. Yli 10 % Yhdysvaltojen ihmisistÀ on Emirati-ympÀristöjÀ. Dubai International Airport on yksi maailman suurimpien ympÀristöjen ympÀristöjen yliopistossa. SiinÀ on noin 90 miljoonaa ympÀristöÀ, joita se kÀsittelee viime vuonna.
Ja siksi he ovat niin kiinnostuneita, ettÀ tÀmÀ kuvauksena on kaupungin rakentaminen, rauhallinen, luonnollinen, mutta tietenkin turvallinen, ettÀ se ei alkaa saada samanlaista yritystÀ ja samanlaista turistia samalla tavalla. Azadeh Moshiri Dubaiin. EnsimmÀisten vuosien aikana israelilainen suomalainen ministeri sanoi, ettÀ hÀn voisi nyt voittaa pitkÀn ajan arviointia, jota hÀn kutsui Iranin terroriregimeen.
He olivat vÀhentyneet sotilasta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta, sotilaallisuudesta,
The BNP will be inheriting an economy suffering from high unemployment.
The group that is the most affected by unemployment are young graduates, the same young graduates who got us to this point, who led that uprising so that the increasingly authoritarian rule of Sheikh Hasina
would come to an end.
And those very protests, if you remember, started because of quotas in civil service jobs.
So again, many young people feeling that they haven't been living under a meritocracy.
On top of all of that, there has been inflation.
The last update from the World Bank in October had it a little over 8%.
Many people who do have jobs say that their salaries aren't keeping up with the rising price of food, food being the main driver
of that inflation here.
And on top of that, with millions of people out of work, they're going through very difficult times.
So what many people have been hoping for is that once there's more political stability in the country, perhaps businesses here in Bangladesh will feel more confident in creating more jobs.
Sheikh Hasina is still in exile in India.
There have been requests for her to be returned.