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Today, Wednesday, the Kazakh presidency announced that the government submitted its resignation to President Kassym Gumrat Tokayev, and this came in an attempt to calm the anger of the demonstrators who took to the streets to protest against the rise in prices and government performance.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/1/5/لتهدئة-غضب-المتظاهرين-الرئيس The Presidency of the Republic published on its website a presidential decree, in which it stated that the President of the Republic accepted the resignation of the government of Prime Minister Askar Mamin, and assigned Ali Khan Ismailov, Deputy Prime Minister, to take care of business pending the formation of a new government. The decree added that members of the government will continue to perform their job duties until the approval of the formation of the new government, adding that the decree entered into force from the date of President Tokayev's signature on it.The Kazakh president ordered the government to control the prices of fuel and basic commodities, and said that the dismissed government bears responsibility for the tension in the country, and that the ministers failed to confront inflation. The resignation of the government came the day after the president declared a state of emergency in Almaty, the economic capital of the country, after this city in southeastern Kazakhstan witnessed - on Tuesday evening - a huge demonstration, which the police used to disperse sound bombs and tear gas.Tokayev declared a state of emergency in Almaty and the Mangistau province from today, January 5, until January 19, provided that during this period a night curfew will apply, starting at 11 at night and ending at seven in the morning local time. Reuters reported that the police arrested more than 200 people after attacking government buildings during the protests, while the Kazakh Interior Ministry said that protesters burned 37 police cars during the demonstrations. Messaging apps - Telegram, Signal and WhatsApp - were suspended in the country on Tuesday evening, after thousands of people took to the streets in the oil-rich country to express their dissatisfaction with high prices and government performance.The protests sparked a rise in gas prices, but the government's move to cut prices in response to the protesters' demands did not contribute to allaying their anger. For its part, the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan explained that the rise in prices is due to the high demand for gas cylinders, which began trading on the Energy Exchange at the beginning of the year.Following the outbreak of the demonstrations, President Tokayev called for restraint, writing on Twitter that "the demonstrators must be responsible and ready for dialogue." He added that directives had been issued to the police to prevent "violations of public order," and said that he had called on the authorities to find a "solution in the interest of both sides."

The Japanese company Toyota has surpassed its American counterpart, General Motors, as the largest car manufacturer in America, by achieving more sales in 2021, thus removing the American company from the throne that it occupied for 90 years, since 1931 in particular.https://www.autobip.com/ar/actualite_auto/مبيعات_السيارات_تويوتا_تتفوق_على_جنرال_موتورز_في_أمريكا_بعد_90_سنة_من_الهيمنة!/19407 Whereas, Toyota sales in America reached 23,32262 cars during 2021, exceeding the sales of General Motors, which reached 22,18228 units during the same period, and these numbers indicate an increase in Toyota sales by 10.4% compared to sales in 2020, and a decrease in General Motors sales by 12.4 % compared to 2020 sales.The RAV4 was the best-selling car for the Japanese brand in America, delivering the equivalent of 430,387 cars during 2021, to be matched by the Chevrolet Silverado as the best-selling car for the American brand in 2021 with 380,715 units. “Toyota is grateful to our loyal customers for putting their safety and trust in Toyota and Lexus vehicles,” said Jack Hollis, Senior Vice President, Vehicle Operations, Toyota Motor North America. Becoming No. 1 is never a focus or a priority. The company’s focus has always been to be the best brand in terms of safety, quality and value.”

Do the very cold months of winter contribute to an increase in appetite and cravings for high-calorie foods?https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/1/4/لماذا-نتناول-المزيد-من-الطعام-في In ancient times - long before humans lived in warm homes insulated from the cold weather, and before they were able to buy a variety of food at the local grocery store anytime they wanted - winter was a dangerous time. The fall harvest limited the amount of food available during the colder months, and once these supplies were used, it was difficult to get additional resources unless you were very rich.For this reason, the urge to overeat at the first wave of cold weather may be deeply ingrained in our biology. It's a survival drive from earlier, when our bodies were trying to store all the calories that could help us survive in times of scarcity.It also explains why we crave foods rich in carbohydrates, sugar and fats, that our bodies hope to allocate sufficient stores to ensure life is maintained.Another factor to consider is that consuming calories also warms the body, as you add energy to your system, and because cold weather makes your body temperature drop, you may feel the need to eat more. The point is, if you respond to this urge by indulging in foods high in sugar and fat, you will cause your blood sugar levels to rise, followed by a drop that makes you feel colder and hungrier than before, which means a vicious cycle of hunger, putting you at risk of weight gain due to Consuming extra calories.

Impact dogs in Germany, through their sense of smell, contribute to the detection of types of protected animals in sites where the transport company "Deutsche Bahn" will start implementing its projects.https://arabic.euronews.com/2021/12/28/germany-the-sniffer-dogs-monitor-protected-animals-at-project-implementation-sites Six impact dogs have joined Deutsche Bahn, which relies on this type of animal to speed up the start-up of its projects. The dogs "can guide us directly to where the animals live", says Jens Bergmann, the company's director of infrastructure planning, so the process is less affected by the weather and seasons.The strength of the sense of smell was the main criterion that prompted the national company to choose the six dogs, "Vinya", "Fina", "Storm", "Esquill", "Monte" and "Wisper", to monitor protected snakes, frogs, bats and lizards, with the aim of facilitating protection procedures And speed up the construction process.The search process, which is usually completed by specialists, may take one year, while this period is reduced to less than two months when the dogs take over, as they are also less aggressive towards nature. Dog trainer Kathleen Spittel-Schnell stresses that this process avoids "the nasty surprise of finding the animals when the machines are on the job site, which can cause additional project delays, or stop construction completely."

The Israeli army said its forces had shot down a Lebanese Hezbollah drone, after it crossed the border from southern Lebanon. An Israeli army spokesman added - in a statement yesterday evening Tuesday - that the air control units were monitoring the drone and tracking its path, https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/1/5/الجيش-الإسرائيلي-يعلن-إسقاط-طائرة and it was shot down when it crossed into northern Israel, without specifying the location from which it infiltrated.Over the past years, Hezbollah targeted several Israeli planes and managed to shoot down some of them. In return, Israel repeatedly announced that it had intercepted and destroyed planes launched by Hezbollah fighters from southern Lebanon. Hezbollah has previously vowed to target Israeli planes that violate Lebanese airspace. In February 2021, the party announced that its fighters had shot down and seized a drone, and the party’s war media broadcast pictures and videos showing the drone equipped with a camera, which it said was a Matrice-100 and “Israeli modified.”

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New demonstrations took place in Sudan today, Tuesday, to demand civilian rule, at a time when the authorities responded by tightening security measures in the vicinity of the army command and closing bridges, and while the President of the Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, met with an American diplomat, the League of Arab States issued a statement regarding the resignation of Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/1/4/البرهان-يلتقي-دبلوماسيا-أميركيا-تجدد The demonstrators began their protest movements today, Tuesday, in Omdurman and Khartoum, and demonstrations were launched in a number of states. Demonstrations renewed in Sudan today in response to calls by the "resistance committees" to demand civilian rule and the military's resignation from power in the country, following the resignation of Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok. The Sudanese security forces pre-empted movements today, Tuesday, by closing a number of bridges linking the capital’s neighborhoods, as well as closing the roads leading to the presidential palace and the General Command of the Army, using military vehicles, barbed wire and cement blocks, according to Al Jazeera correspondents.The Sudanese newspaper, Al-Intibaha, quoted on its website today, eyewitnesses, as saying that the Nile Street was closed off the White Nile Bridge with barbed wire, and strict security measures and measures were taken. This comes in conjunction with calls for demonstrations today, Tuesday, called by the "Umbada Resistance" committees in Omdurman, and joined by the Sudanese Professionals Association, which called on the rest of the committees to leave and head towards the presidential palace.This is the first demonstration after the resignation of Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok on Sunday, 6 weeks after he was reinstated in the framework of a political agreement with the army. Hamdok, who was unable to form a government as the protests continued, said that "a round-table dialogue is needed to reach a new agreement for a political transition to democracy in Sudan."Sudan has witnessed frequent protests and a state of tension since the tensions that erupted in the country last October, when army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan overthrew the civilian transitional government.dialogue door In a related context, the President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, met today, Tuesday, Chargé d'Affairs of the US Embassy in Khartoum, Brian Shawkan.During the meeting, Al-Burhan affirmed Sudan's keenness to continue partnership and cooperation with the United States in various fields, "in a manner that preserves the achievements made during the past period and builds on them in the future to serve the common interests of the two countries." The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereign Council, Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, stressed the need to continue dialogue between all Sudanese parties to come up with a national consensus program to manage the transitional period.Al-Burhan, who is in charge of the army, stressed that the doors of dialogue will remain open with all political forces and the youth of the revolution in order to agree on completing the structures of the transitional period, leading to free and fair elections that bring an elected civilian government that meets the aspirations of the Sudanese people.For his part, Chargé d'Affairs of the US Embassy in Khartoum, Brian Shawkan, called for the need to continue the path of democratic transition, expedite the formation of the executive government, and complete the rest of the transitional authority structures. Al-Burhan also met with Volker Peretz, head of the United Nations Integrated Mission to Support the Transition in Sudan (UNITAMS).The meeting dealt with the current political situation in the country after the resignation of Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok. Volcker listened to the vision of the President of the Sovereignty Council on the current situation in the country, and also briefed him on the United Nations vision for the remainder of the transitional period. The two sides stressed the need to complete the structures of the transitional period, and to expedite the appointment of a new prime minister to succeed Abdullah Hamdok.Arabic statement For its part, the Arab League expressed today, Tuesday, its respect for the decision of Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok to resign from his post, calling on the various parties of the country to consult and dialogue to solve the current crisis. This came in a statement by the Arab League, two days after Hamdok announced his resignation as prime minister, in light of the political tensions in his country.The statement stated that the Arab League respects Abdullah Hamdouk's decision to resign from his position, and expresses its understanding of the justifications included in the resignation letter. The statement called for the need to work urgently among Sudan's partners in order to reach a ground of understanding that would allow preserving the important gains achieved during the past two years. The Arab League also called for the intensification of consultation and constructive dialogue between the various parties, especially since it is the only way, but rather the cornerstone of resolving the current crisis, and achieving the aspirations of the Sudanese people.