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unfilled gale. welcome to the program. donald trump has made his 1st public appearance since being wounded, an assassination attempt at the weekend. the former us president strode us up the republican national convention in milwaukee with his either bondage delegates for when he confirmed him as the presidential candidates for november's election. mister trump's picks of vice president is 39 year old ohio status at j. d fence. once a vocal and vicious critic of donald trump, he's now a loyal ally. young kind of is magic and in touch with the real lives of working closely to it. that's the image that j. d. events successfully betrays a $39.00. he's haul. donald trump's age representing the younger generation. he is the embodiment of the american dream. from a pool working class background in ohio, he became a marine, a little graduate from yale of late to

a successful venture capitalist in silicon valley. his best selling book hillbilly allergy highlights the struggles of white working class americans in post industrial cities using his own story. he was abandoned by his father was a child, his mother, an abusive herb, and not 8. it was his grandmother who believed in him. the story was turned into a netflix film. i know i could have done a better thing. you've got to decide. you want to be sure i'm only hoping vans is appealed to working class votes as well. when in the industrial midwest, battleground states, the 2 have developed a strong ripple, but it wasn't always that way. in 2016 months like into into americas hitler and said he would never be a trump product. he liked to embrace compass him wholeheartedly. and when he run

for the senate in 2022, the former president endorsed him on a period with him on the campaign trail. trump says he likes the way funds performs in the media. well, he's an outspoken defender of the full, the president obama believes trumps 2020 election defeat to joe biden was not fed. he decided on from unfairly vilified. they said, well, you know, it was a january 6, the constitutional crisis. and i shook my head. my said no, no. january the 6, donald trump trying to challenge in election to a constitutional means that is the opposite of the constitutional prices. the to agree on trade, immigration um, foreign policy on ukraine. they want us to do more. is the best way to help you create, i think, from european perspectives for your europe to become more self sufficient. vladimir putin is, of course, in the geo political back yard of europe. the united states, as it focuses more on east asia, simply can't be expected to foot

a disproportionate share of the burden. following his meet your rec rise. j events is now hoping to become america's next vice president. the deputies washington bureau chief in his pole is the convention in mill creek. she told me more about sam's advance. yeah. you know, i mean, he kind of amplifies to take off president trump himself. he doesn't say anything different from him. maybe just sometimes and a little bit of a harder telling me just heard him talking at the municipal, the munich security conference in february. very. he said that europe has to kind of a shoulder more of the burden. but of course, ukraine, russia is so close to other european countries and t my a j d. events is convinced that the united states should rather focus on being ready to defend themselves against the increasingly aggressive aggressive uh china. so he

basically says, what trump has been saying since he was the president in the united states. so this is not really new, but again to teach us amplifies donald trump geo political policies, which also is america 1st. that's a washington bureau, chief. it is paul. now rachel rizzo is a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic councils. the europe. santa research focuses on the european security, nato, and the transatlantic relationship. welcome to d. w. how should nato in european institutions and natural leaders prepare for a potential from funds, whitehouse or so i think they should be preparing for a potential trump vance white house in the same way that they should prepare for a democrat to be in office, which is a spending more on defense and shouldering more of europe's continental security on their own shoulders. although trump and judy vance will be much harsher on this

point, then perhaps a 2nd bite in term g balance has said that your opinions are not carrying their fair share of the burden, especially when it comes to the provision of weapons. he says their d industrialize in their own economies, especially in germany, in the industrialized, in name of a ridiculous green energy policy, as he calls it. so it's vacant, real, it trump gets re elected with gauge events on the ticket. i think your opinions can expect continued harsh rhetoric and some serious pressure from the white house that they haven't experience for the last 4 years. you've written that nato needs to be your a p in the highest. if that's the case, who do you think you could leave that change to? well, that's why we have found ourselves in the place that we are today where the united states has shouldered a, i think, a outsize to portion of europe's continental security for 30 plus years now,

which has really stymied europeans abilities to create a scenario where there are european industrial defense leaders and we still find ourselves there today. i mean, germany as the 4th largest economy in the world, the economic powerhouse of engine certainly has a role to play here. france certainly has a role to play here. but so do i think poland and the baltic states that are on the front lines facing down vladimir putin and have really stepped up their own defense spending over the last few years. so i think there are some questions left on the table as to who would play that leadership role a certainly different countries would be buying for it if it was actually on the table, which i'm not a 100 percent. sure that it is quite yet. okay i, i appreciate it, but we all speculate to quote it, do see any downside for the united states? if a trump led us tons, it's back on you are up with it's messy was and fractious neighbors or well,

here's the thing i'm, i don't think necessarily the right term is the united states, turning its back on europe. so i think that there are some principles that guide trump and j. the vance is thinking on foreign policy. they have the american middle class at the center of mind. they viewed china and the indo pacific theater as the primary geo political challenge of our time. and that's where most of their focus, i think, will certainly be. but i do think that given past remarks from trump, you know, he has said that he won't pull out from nato. he understands the value in it as long as your opinions pay their fair share. what i am a little bit worried about is what a trump vance presidency. our administration might mean for us support for ukraine . and that i think, could potentially be on the chopping block. when trump was last the president,

he made a big song and dance about to europeans paying their fair share to, to stay in the nato club. how much he was paid by european leaders and then did they all sort of breathe a sigh of relief when buying was he elected? certainly they breathed a sigh of relief because of biden's campaign message to our allies and especially the europeans, was that america is back. but certainly when you look at nato allies over the last 4 years of biden's presidency, i think there were 9 nato allies when fighting came into office that were spending the required 2 percent of g d. p on defense. there are now $23.00 of the $32.00 nato allies spending the require. 2 percent of g d, p on defense. that's a huge jump. and that means that nato and europeans have a very good story to tell. should trump be elected?

um, of course that number should be at 32, but those numbers are still increasing. so what i tell europe, and when i talk to them all the time is make sure to tell that story so that trump and his team really understand the value of nato as an alliance and the trans atlantic relationship more broadly. because it does enter under pin many other relationships across the globe. that's very clear. thank you so much right to result from the atlanta it canceled europe center split 2nd, trump presidency was also on the minds of european lawmakers as the newly elected european parliament. that for it's 1st session, you don't use brussels to bureau chief alexandra funds. commonsense us this update from stress, but many europeans have already been anxious about the potential 2nd trump presidency. the nomination of j d vans as trumps running mates has raised father concerns with some lawmakers

pointing to his vocal position to the u. s. 8 for ukraine and others describing him . as more isolation is then trump send it to events, has made his position clear when it comes to the crucial transatlantic relations. i'll just give you free examples. first one, he is family opposed against the us support for ukraine in its fight against the russian invasion. secondly, he's in favor of additional tariffs on imports from europe. and sadly, he has criticized europe, being over dependent on the unit in the united states. when it comes to ministry. security as part of the roof is concerned, the results of this will be more precious and they will do is just tactics like saying, you don't pay much to have a war. you are having to solve this. and yet, you know, you have to do a thing so, so it will be a situation where this parliament would be really very often accused of not having

taken on their responsibility. so that usually they will go in the direction. trump wants to, to name the radical that's worrying not only for the us, but also for europe. we don't have any influence on us. we have to wait and see what happens to visiting germany earlier this year. vans criticized europe for lying too much on you asked protection. he said he didn't once the us to pull out of nato bucks to focus more on the east asia, samuel p and expect him to support a hawkish china policy and to push to ropes. so the on the console visual pass with b g. others, however, have warranty against jumping to conclusions with some stressing that to you as selection is far from over. i sounds if i'm not an instructor, but we'll take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world that at least 21 people have been killed in a bus crash and through the vehicle a vehicle for 200 meta cliff. while heading from lima to the indian region of i

could show injured passengers have been taken to hospital and rescue things working to become other victims. 6 people have been killed and dozens more wounded and issues thing in the shiite mosque in a man's capital mascot that include 4 packers, tiny, nashville was one indian, and the police officer police shot dead. the 3 gun that incident happened on the eve of a religious commemoration. dozens of all to orthodox jews have blocked the highway in israel over the military funds to recruit seminary students from next week. the supreme court recently issued a landmark ruling ordering young religious men to begin enlisting um full service if previously be exempt. lee, how much room health also obviously assessed fresh each way the strikes have killed . thousands of people in central garza officials also say strikes of the weekend. a killed maybe a 100 pounds of stadiums sheltering in

a make shift company. i found eunice, israel says the lasers taught at the latest attacks targeted lead ship of her mass which counted out the october 7, 10 attacks. and it's more than 9 months into the will this new laptop and israel plumbing campaign in gauze on business. the optimal for, for striking news, a rock which hosts one of the territories most crowded refugee camps. yeah. the fleming brother, but me and my other sister was saying, i'm out of that prayers. when suddenly bombs fell on us. i to, there was nothing happening. they told me your brothers children died and hospital . oh, abdullah, my brother. yes. can you? yes. it is really mandatory, said that over the previous 24 hours. it's a full struck quote. approximately 40 tara targets in garza including sniping, coast, how masks, military structures, and buildings recht with explosives,

a legal sites, the victims here where civilians. i remember a whole whole family died, the mother, the father, and the 2 children. and also moved who worked in the civil administration, and in this case it's not the 1st strike in news i write on sunday is rarely will planes hit to you when run school that that was used to show to displace palestinians. it was the 5th out of 6 schools to be filmed in 9 days. the cam so displays, people have also come under is riley fire. at the weekend, the palestinian health ministry said to move in 90, people were killed and hundreds more injured in guns us to clips safe thing out of my y z. as israel try to eliminate to top, how may i ask them on this?

it was one of the deadliest, dramatic since the beginning of the war in the us, the state department had this to say about it. they do have the right to target militants of they justify i'm talking goes to really know that. so i'll just say we, we do that uh but no, of course it does not justify any attacks on civilians. we don't want to see any attacks on civilians. we don't want to see any civilian debt, so but civilian deaths, they with doctors at the nearby nessa hospital, said they were a whelmed with bodies and injured people. after the striking i y z and accounts backed by the u. n. agency for palestine, refugee, we saw toddlers who were double amputees, children, paralyzed and unable to receive treatment. one mother i talked to told me that, um, she was told me drop a because it would be safe there. and then she was told to move to milwaukee because of the state there. and unfortunately for her, for, and her family that was not true. israel maintains but temeris. so hiding and

civilian struck is an areas. and that it takes steps to minimize civilian casualties, race and scenes from guides, us moves and hospitals suggest otherwise. these riley ministry decline dw request for an interview. robert goldman is a professor of low at american university in washington d. c. he's also faculty director, the war crimes and research office and co direct to w. c. l says 10 to 5 human rights and humanitarian law. a welcome to d w. professor israel says those deadly attacks on the safe zones and schools are legitimate because they were targeting how mass militants, what do you say or well, it will depend on the particular circumstances. obviously you cannot directly attack civilians. the law 4, however contemplates that civilians may become wounded or even killed.

as a consequence of an attack against the law for military target. we have over 38000 deaths reported by the ministry of health from us. that's a somewhat misleading figure in the sense that includes from us fighters as well. the civilians who have directly participated in our stories. so even if you subtract 20 percent, it still is a very, very fight civilian toll. that said, this is an extraordinarily difficult to military environment. it is a densely populated area in the way from us has been sliding in this and this in tash conflicts. uh, it is well established that they are using civilian structures. they have used hospitals,

they've used tunnels or 100 miles tunnels below structures and so forth in order to hide combatants to build weapons and to use it for moving their combatants around. so it's an extraordinarily difficult environment. one has to look at each and every one, right, tax and assess. as i said, we have this thing called go look for force finality. and this is, comes into play. when ever you're going to launch an attack against a lawful target. this located in the midst of a civilian populations in this rule, seeks to protect civilians from becoming excessive collateral damage under. so this is a really good quote. yeah, go ahead and just just because of the complexity is that you have outlined that how and when do you think the 2 pots is in this conflict?

kind of a will be brought to account as well as you well know, said several months ago that the prosecutor for the international criminal court issued a request for arrest warrants for netanyahu. top i top is really general, as well as the top from us leadership in connection with work, crimes, crimes against humanity that have been committed by all those parties. we have to wait to see whether or not the trial court judges will sustain those those warrants . and of course, the international court of justice is also issued for additional measures requiring israel to give an imputed access to ship mandatory and relief. it remains to be seen nothing. how moss is not going to surrender its leadership and the is really certainly are not going to do this just as the icpc is, you know, issued

a year ago. a similar kind of want for in connection with war crimes committed in, in ukraine. that's not going to happen. so this is, this is very clear if it ever really does happen. right. the issue is trying to mitigate, subbing and damage in the farm in the ongoing cost. always look at your your, your thoughts on what do you anticipate saying that the best thing that is really strikes off systematically violating rules of war. israel's mission in geneva as close as rejected the winds. findings as fact truly legally and methodologically flow. and so in a situation where even be experts caught and so the territory who can investigate this as well. you do have the i, c, c, who have

a prosecutorial team. you have other non governmental organizations and so forth. who are expert on international humanitarian law that are investigating you would not have a request for arrest warrants. if the icpc prosecutorial team was not reasonably confident that they had a after the entry basis to prosecute a case. what is very difficult is trying to prove that, for instance, the israel is launched an indiscriminate attack that is an attack against a lawful target. in the knowledge is that it would cause disproportionate collateral damage. this is extraordinarily hard to do. it is much easier to prove, for instance, offenses like what from us did, which triggered to the war on october 7th, is that is going in in massacre in on arm civilians that is undertaking acts

against people who are under your authority and control that is different from an aerial bombardment or going into urban warfare situations where it for what require knowledge of what was the information available to israel, the commanders at the time of the attack? what precautions that they take? what weapon did they choose to to use at their disposal? they could have mitigated a civilian casualties. like if it was yes or that professor robert goldman, i think american, the university of washington college of law. delighted to be with you us as a county west, thousands have joined a fresh wave of nationwide anti government protest. demonstrations began a month ago against proposed tax increases as the router as in scrap the

legislation 5 most of his cabinet. but the unrest has intensified. dozens of people have been killed in confrontations with security forces. it's a fight for the future of kenya. their demand unequivocal. what begin is peaceful protest against unpopular task, so i have to send it into definitely calls for president bullying bluetooth to resign. but his attempts to refuse detention to fail from provoking the tax bill to dismissing almost his entire capital we dealing a deeper discontent with corruption in port governance. this is for our country, this is the city for kind of reading all this out of the out of the novel for our country to visit or whatnot. we are dying. yeah. we get, you started with the idea. we gave him that power is by the by what do we are telling you that anchor fuel, further, by a crack down, that according to

a government watched off his costs, at least $50.00 lives and left thousands injured. the volume and seemingly indiscriminate like here in the streets of nairobi, police appearing to fire tear gas canisters directly if members of the media even bloody are seen south of never hoping kitchen get police fire in life. bullets mere meters away from protesters. the results painfully predictable. another casualty of a stubborn conflict, leading out in the streets of kin. the anger and frustration reverberating throughout the country including here in the coastal town. mombasa is the 1st week protesting when the seats visited. we present because we took the easily use of this from the 1st week who would have signed off his people from the plastic. we

have step down from the 1st week, but here go to this long. oh this will have that all is left loose and still you cannot see the bigger interrupted sketching on the country. as the battle becomes more entrenched, kenya's future growth more and more in search and sport angler football manager got a sounds crazy standing down following his sides. the 2nd consecutive defeat and the european, the championship finals, south guide says sunday show down again. spite was his last in charge. the 53 year old has producing was most consistent performances at major tournaments. during his 8 year tenure side also beats the bow cup, semi finals and spanish funds. now have even more to cheer about from supers document and back pay has been officially presented as a rail. betrayed by i was even more than welcome to the club in upon todd santiago,

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