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how tragic, but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish, racist palestinians in garza and the rest of the well, we'd be looking closely at the quotes response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take years. so why is it that we're seeing south africa spring? this case is our course on it. diane hawk are in johannesburg. most of africa believes it has. there's responsibility for a number of reasons. the 1st being that it is a signatory to the a genocide convention any joint that convention in 1994 just shortly off the sub africa obtained its own a democratic state. and the 2nd reason that the south african government has as put forward is that because own cost of having lived through segregation and discrimination under the apartheid state. and so the african believes that there is an affinity between what happened to south africa and what is happening in gaza. and has decided to bring that forward a to the international court of justice and raising a n

but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the well, we'd be looking closely at the quotes response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks. but any final judgement is expected to take is dw user diane hawker in johannesburg, told us more about in south africa's motivation to bring is real to cor well considering. so that's because history many in the south african government believe that's of africa has a responsibility. not only to ensure that and human rights exist here with inside of africa's board is but also to ensure that i'm others who are unable to speak up for themselves. and actually have access to a fee of human rights. one will remember that sub effort codes is a country that had a long period of segregation and a party. and it's only been the 30 years since we've into the democratic dispensation. so the memory of that segregation and those human rights of, you know, violations against the majority of the people of south africa, all fres

how tragic, but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the world, we'd be looking closely at the quotes response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take is our correspond, it was the sholtes and joins me now from the hey, got, let's see. a tell us more about this 1st day of hearings at the international court of justice. yes sir, year in the hague, we have for today from south africa. and what is important to say is we have heard that says africa is bringing forward claims or obligations of genocide against israel. they're saying that each read has preached the genocide convention. but today the hearings were not about this, it was not about the marriage of the case, but it was about the question whether the court should order provision or mattress or not. so if africa has requested provision or metro is these provision and mattress, all for example, did you say you should seize all military options? opera

how tragic, but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the world would be looking closely at the colts response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take years. of course, but it was the actual turn at the hague, told me more about today's proceedings. so right now, the hearing side going on south africa was making his case. and it is very, very important to remember that this is right now, the provision of metro. so these hearings are about the question whether the ice j, which is behind me, is going to order provision of mattress towards each right or not. it has the effort has been asking for these kind of provision and measures. they have to ask for flu range and they go from asking each royalties to immediately stop all military operation in the gaza strip to all to allowing how many carrying the systems also, for example, um collecting evidence. um, so this is what is going on here, right? now, tomorro

but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the world, we'd be looking closely at the quotes response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take years. the w's diane hawker, in johannesburg told us more about south africa's motivation to bring is real to court, to well considering. so that's because history many into south african government believe that's of africa has a responsibility. not only to ensure that and human rights exist here with insight africa's board is but also to ensure that i'm others who are unable to speak up for themselves and actually have access to a fee of human rights. one will remember that sub effort cooks is a country that had a long period of segregation and a party. and it's only been 30 years since we've into the democratic dispensation. so the memory of that segregation and those human rights of, you know, violations against the majority of the people of south africa all fresh

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estÁn ofreciendo pagos aproximadamente con bonos y acciones de unos 400.000 $ al aÑo a aquellos que estÉnrio base en bonificaciones, si es que cumplen con los objetivos. borja: no estÁ nada mal, 400.000 $ al aÑo. carolina: es mucha plata. borja: imagino que va a haber muchas personas que tocan la puerta de walmart. carolina: y tambiÉn a pagar los impuestos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: ya mÁs o menos sÓlo estÁbamos avanzando, lo comentabas, hay que pagar los impuestos, esta semana el irs ha comenzado ya a recibir las declaraciones de impuestos de los contribuyentes. aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" queremos que estÉs listo para que todo te salga muy bien. el 15 de abril serÁ el Último dÍa para poder ofrecer tu declaraciÓn, o para solicitar la prÓrroga, quienes soliciten la prÓrroga tendrÁn hasta el 15 de octubre para saldar todas las cuentas con el tÍo sam. carolina: que tiene una buena memoria y no perdona. atentos, porque muchas veces cometemos errores que son simples y que nos pueden afectar muchÍsimo. hemos invitado a una amiga de la casa de la "ediciÓn digital", alejandro castro, portavoz de rent

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but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the world would be looking closely at the colts response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take you to our court responded diane hawk or joys me. now from johannesburg. diana, let's talk about the south africa connection here. let's um, flush out a little bit to you. what's behind self advocacy decision to bring this case to the world court and to charge is real with genocide to well considering. so that's because history many in so, so that's a good government believe that's of africa has a responsibility not only to ensure that and human rights exist here with insight africa's board is but also to ensure that the others were unable to speak up for themselves. and actually have access to a fee of human rights. one will remember that sub africa is a country that had a long period of segregation and partridge. and it's only been 30 years since we've into the democ

you have all this action kind of a street party vibe, bono, font atmosphere. and we have a whole load of trucks and tractors to behind me. these are farming workers from all over germany who have decided to converge on berlin all this week. this is day one of what they say will be a multi day protests leading up to a giant protests are hoping on the 15th of january. now, why are they here? well, it all has to do with the fact that the shoals coalition government has clogged back some tax breaks that they've benefited from traditionally the big one being fuel subsidies that allow for the especially in this type of really high energy prices. and especially for them with a very energy intensive food production work that they do, they have at this point um, benefited from at least having that. and now that's been taken off the board and that's been cut. and well, it's interesting because after they started making a bit of a rock s and after the government got, when did the fact that there was going to be some protest auction, they did roll it back a little bit on

el departamento de transporte público aprobó 2 mil millones y medio de dólares en bonos para esta nueva para el 2028. a los usuarios les tomará tan solo 2 horas o la mitad de lo que actualmente toma viajar entre los Ángeles y las vegas y se pregunta cómo será el interior de estos trenes rápidos? bueno, ahí tenemos. ahí tiene una probadita. pues el martes las autoridades de sacramento compartieron bosquejos de cómo serían. y aunque no son las versiones finales, pues se dieron a conocer para que el público en todo el estado pueda dar su opinión antes de que se anuncie el diseño final y los tiroteos en las autopistas se han convertido en una preocupación creciente en los últimos años. no obstante, nuevas estadísticas indican que este tipo de crimen está en declive en todo el estado. sandra cervantes nos cuenta un poco más nuevos datos publicados por la patrulla de caminos señalan que los incidentes de tiroteos en las autopistas están ocurriendo con menor frecuencia. >> han registra una caída del 38% en todo el estado, desde los niveles máximos durante la pandemia y alrededor del 21% el año

el departamento de transporte aprobó 2.5 mil millones de dólares en bonos para la nueva línea, sumándoseeteras. así se ve la zona de bainbridge en este momento. bien poco. ese tráfico bien fluido, buenas esas condiciones en esa región. pero vamos a echar a ver lo que está ocurriendo en las autopistas. tenemos un accidente reportado a esta hora cerca de la 101. así que tenga mucha precaución. la 2 80 hacia hacia el oeste. tenemos entonces tráfico bastante pesado en esa región. mucha paciencia. igualmente otro accidente en la 101 hacia el sur. también en este momento, así que tenga mucha precaución en esa zona y guarde distancia entre vehículo y vehículo para evitar cualquier tipo de incidentes hacia el norte en la 101 pesado. ese tráfico en algunos tramos y la velocidad entre vehículo y vehículo en la 60 a 66 millas por hora. así que bastante bueno ese tráfico en esa zona cerca a embarcadero way, mientras que hacia el norte. vamos a ver entonces más tráfico pesado en la 8 80 hacia el sur, así que tenga mucha precaución en las carreteras. continuamos con más. >> a una semana del fallecimie

but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the world, we'd be looking closely at the quotes response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take in our correspondence, lucy chilton in the hague, has more on have the court proceedings are likely to unfold. so we are a year. uh because south africa i'll address that east ryan is committing genocide . they have lots to an application in late december, which is $84.00 pages long. and they're, they're saying that you start to commit to act admissions. but as genocide in character, what is important to know is that this question is not going to be the subject of today's hearing. today's hearings are about so called provision a mattress. this is also something that says advertisement asking for a model. these provision and metro's is, for example, the quest for the code to order that each ride should seize and, and all military operations right now, but also a reques

how tragic, but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the world, we'd be looking closely at the colts response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take is let's go 1st to our correspondence. it was the actual 10. joining me today from the hey, was here. tell us more about this 1st day of hearings at the international court of justice. a yes, hey somebody. hey, it's so right now the hearings are going on, south africa's making his case. and it is very, very important to remember that this is right now. the provision in metro, so these hearings are about the question whether the ice j, which is behind me, is going to order provision a mattress towards each. right or not. because effort has been asking for these kind of provision and measures. they have to ask for flu range and they go from us, can use royalties to immediately stop all military operation in the gaza strip to also allowing who many terry in th

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we we initially went to a law firm in washington dc and persuaded them to pro-bono look into the case, review the record to see if there was any judicial avenue for nullifying that. and about three months into the their research, we got a call from one of the senior partners saying, you know, i'm sorry but one of our partners, c boyden gray has objected to our taking on this case pro bono. and so have to withdraw. well, washington is a very small town, actually, and c boyden just happened to be the son of gordon gray, who was the chairman of the panel. the three member panel that convicted oppenheimer and stripped him of his security clearance. his son was objecting to any any notion that what his father had done was was wrong. well, see, boyden gray was a powerful lawyer in this town. he was chief counsel or white house counsel to the first president, george h.w. bush. he was a powerful rubber republican figure. and so know there was there were there waa legacy involved that very powerful political interests, that wanted to maintain the notion that oppenheimer was justifiably convict

unwavering support. poking out you 0 for inside story, the that's bringing, i guess in paris, laura l. bono, an international lawyer and human rights advocate to co host. the weekly pod cost the palestine pod and toronto. william shave is professor of international know at middlesex university in the u. k, a previously served as the chairperson of the commission of inquiry on the $2014.00 a conflict. and in dublin, jennifer cassidy. lecture and diplomacy and international law at the university of oxford and a former u. n. and e. u diplomat. valuable and welcome to each of you, mr. shavers. i'll start with you in toronto and start with that criminal complaint against as really president isaac hit song in switzerland now than theory. i know that suited countries don't have criminal jurisdiction, or the heads of state government and the foreign ministers of any other countries. but can that immunity be lifted in certain circumstances such as cases of alleged crimes against humanity? not as the international law stands today, there is a quite a clear judgement of the international court of just

you have all this action kind of a street party vibe, bono, font atmosphere. and we have a whole load of trucks and tractors to behind me. these are farming workers from all over germany who have decided to converge on berlin all this week. this is day one of what they say will be a multi day protests leading up to a giant protests are hoping on the 15th of january. now, why are they here? well, it all has to do with the fact that the schultz coalition government has called back some tax breaks that they've benefited from. traditionally, the big one being fuel subsidies that allow for the, especially in this type of really high energy prices and especially for them with a very energy intensive food production work that they do. they have at this point um, benefited from at least having that. and now that's been taken off the board and that's been cut. and well, it's interesting because after they started making a bit of a rock s and after the government got, when did the fact that there was going to be some protests action. they did roll it back a little bit o

but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish races. palestinians in garza and the rest of the world, we'd be looking closely at the quotes response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks, but any final judgement is expected to take is kathleen. paul is an associate professor of law at the university of cape town. she's also an expert on international organizations and the interface between law and politics. in the international arena. i spoke to her earlier and asked if she thinks that south africa has a convincing case here. good afternoon. yes, i have been following the proceedings, and i will survey the full page application that for the african center and in advance. and i think it makes an extremely strong case and, and certainly the legal argument this morning was pub, or each member of a very impressive, a legal team dealt with each aspect that had to be proven before south africa can get provisional measures indicated against israel. and effective full sauce to some provisional measures

how tragic, but the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti jewish, racist palestinians in garza and the rest of the world. we'd be looking closely at the quotes response to south africa's request. a provisional routing could come within weeks. but any final judgement is expected to take years or course bonnet was the schultz and told me more about today's proceedings at the hague. yes sir, here in the hague, we have for today from south africa. and what is important to say is we have heard that out. so as africa is bringing forward claims or allegations of genocide against israel, they're saying that each read has reached the genocide convention. but today the hearings were not about this, it was not about the marriage of the case, but it was about the question whether the court should order provision or mattress or not. so if africa has requested provision or metro, so these provision and mattress all for example, if they do use ray of should seize all military options. operations right now, as well as allow humanitarian assistance. als

that unwavering support. poking out you 0 for insight story, the spring and i guess in paris, laura l bono, an international lawyer and human rights advocate to co host. the weekly pod cost the palestine pod and toronto. william shave is professor of international know at middlesex university in the u. k, a previously served as the chairperson of the commission of inquiry on the 2014 gauze, a conflict, and in dublin. jennifer cassidy. electra and diplomacy and international law at the university of oxford and a former u. n. and e u diplomat. very well and welcome to each of you, mr. shavers. so i'll start with you in toronto and start with that criminal complaint against this really president isaac hit song in switzerland, mountain theory. i know that suited countries don't have criminal jurisdiction, or the heads of state government and the foreign ministers of any other countries. but can that immunity be lifted in certain circumstances such as cases of alleged crimes against humanity? not as the international law stands today, there is a quite a clear judgement of the international cour

you have all this action kind of a street party vibe, bono, font atmosphere. and we have a whole load of trucks and tractors to behind me. these are farming workers from all over germany who have decided to converge on berlin all this week. this is day one of what they say will be of multi day protests, leading up to a giant protests are hoping on the 15th of january. now why that here? well, it all has to do with the fact that the schultz coalition government has called back some tax breaks that they've benefited from. traditionally, the big one being fuel subsidies that allow for the, especially in this type of really high energy prices and especially for them with a very energy intensive food production work that they do. they have at this point um, benefited from at least having that. and now that's been taken off the board and that's been cut. and well, it's interesting because after they started making a bit of a rock s and after the government got, when did the fact that there was going to be some protests auction. they did roll it back a little bit on

the judgment has been welcomed by belkis bono's lawyer and also by members of her family who say thatlf, butjust to take you back to the history of this case. this was an attack that occurred during the religious violence in gujarat in 2002. it was a mob of hindu men who attacked ms bano and herfamily. they were convicted of gang raping ms bano, who was pregnant at the time, and murdering 1a members of her family. they were then convicted and given a life sentence. in august 2022, the gujarat state government ordered the release of these men. when they were released, i think one of the things that really prompted outrage here in india is that they were almost given a hero's welcome. —— heroes�* welcome. there were family members who gave them sweets, who touched their feet as a mark of respect and also paints a picture of the deepening polarisation in india. the gujarat government is run by the bjp party, which is which also runs the federal government. it�*s prime minister narendra modi�*s party. he was the chief minister in the state of gujarat in 2002 when that violence occurred an

you have all this action kind of a street party vibe, bono, font atmosphere. and we have a whole load of trucks and tractors to behind me. these are farming workers from all over germany who have decided to converge on berlin all this week. this is day one of what they say will be of multi day protests, leading up to a giant protests are hoping on the 15th of january. now why that here? well, it all has to do with the fact that the schultz coalition government has clogged back. some tax breaks that they've benefited from traditionally, the big one being fuel subsidies that allow for the, especially in this type of really high energy prices and especially for them with a very energy intensive food production work that they do. they have at this point um, benefited from at least having that and now that's been taken off the board and that's been cut found. well, it's interesting because after they started making a bit of a rock s and after the government got, when did the fact that there was going to be some protests auction. they did roll it back a little bit o

you have all this action kind of a street party vibe, bono, font atmosphere. and we have a whole load of trucks and tractors to behind me. these are farming workers from all over germany who have decided to converse on berlin all this week. this is day one of what they say will be of multi day protests, leading up to a giant protests are hoping on the 15th of january. now why that here? well, it all has to do with the fact that the show coalition government has clogged back some tax breaks that they've benefited from traditionally the big one being fuel subsidies that allow for the especially in this type of really high energy prices. and especially for them with a very energy intensive food production work that they do, they have at this point um, benefited from at least having that. and now that's been taken off the board and that's been cut found. well, it's interesting because after they started making a bit of a rock s and after the government go into the fact that there was going to be some and protests action. they did throw it back a little bit on that

that unwavering support. poking out you 0 for insight story, the spring and i guess in paris, laura l bono, an international lawyer and human rights advocate to co host. the weekly pod cost the palestine pod and toronto. william shave is professor of international know at middlesex university in the u. k, a previously served as the chairperson of the commission of inquiry on the 2014 gauze, a conflict, and in dublin. jennifer cassidy. electra and diplomacy and international law at the university of oxford and a former u. n. and e u diplomat. valuable and welcome to each of you, mr. shavers. how stop with you in toronto and start with that criminal complaint against this really president isaac hit song in switzerland, mountain theory. i know that suited countries don't have criminal jurisdiction, or the heads of state government and the foreign ministers of any other countries. but can that immunity be lifted in certain circumstances such as cases of alleged crimes against humanity? not as the international law stands today, there is a quite a clear judgement of the international court of j

you have all this action kind of a street party vibe, bono, fall atmosphere, and we have a whole load of trucks and tractors to behind me. these are farming workers from all over germany who have decided to converge on berlin all this week. this is day one of what they say will be a multi day protests leading up to a giant protests are hoping on the 15th of january. now, why that here? well, it all has to do with the fact that the salts coalition government has clogged back some tax breaks that they've benefited from traditionally, the big one being fuel subsidies that allow for the especially in this type of really high energy prices. and especially for them with a very energy intensive food production work that they do, they have at this point um, benefited from at least having that. and now that's been taken off the board and that's been cut found. uh well, it's interesting because after they started making a bit of a rock s and after the government got wind of the fact that there was going to be some protest action, they did roll it back a little bit on that. so those subsidy cost

that unwavering support. poking out you 0 for insight story, the spring and i guess in paris, laura l bono, an international lawyer and human rights advocate to co host. the weekly pod cost the palestine pod and toronto. william shave is professor of international know at middlesex university in the u. k, a previously served as the chairperson of the commission of inquiry on the 2014 gauze, a conflict, and in dublin. jennifer cassidy. electra and diplomacy and international law at the university of oxford and a former u. n. and e u diplomat. valuable and welcome to each of you, mr. shavers. so i'll start with you in toronto and start with the criminal complaint against this really president isaac hit song in switzerland, mountain theory. i know that suited countries don't have criminal jurisdiction, or the heads of state government and the foreign ministers of any other countries. but can that immunity be lifted in certain circumstances such as cases of alleged crimes against humanity? not as the international law stands today, there is a quite a clear judgement of the international court

you have all this action kind of a street party vibe, bono, font atmosphere. and we have a whole load of trucks and tractors to behind me. these are farming workers from all over germany who have decided to converge on berlin all this week. this is day one of what they say will be a multi day protests leading up to a giant protests are hoping on the 15th of january. now why that here? well, it all has to do with the fact that the sales co leasing government has clogged back. some tax breaks that they've benefited from traditionally, the big one being fuel subsidies that allow for the, especially in this type of really high energy prices and especially for them with a very energy intensive food production work that they do. they have at this point um, benefited from at least having that and now that's been taken off the board and that's been cut. and uh, well, it's interesting because after they started making a bit of a rock s and after the government got wind of the fact that there was going to be some protest action. they did roll it back a little bit on tha

>> i would do that it pro-bono. this is where they all go.ach other's own ass and talk about how wonderful they are. they make the same predictions every year. i like our old friend -- and i did research -- i never do research. >> greg: it shows. >> yeah. our old friend said i never left the mountain without learning something important by meeting a new friend. you could also say by going to a brothel. >> he didn't say dave and busters. >> greg: it's more fun. >> than a brothel. >> greg: isn't the point to show off your wealth and status. you talk climate. >> yes. they want to make the parties sound more fun. i did research too. by mushrooms they gave out a micro-dose last year. there are no mushrooms this year. sex party, if that's true it's a sex party with bill gates. no thank you. >> greg: that's gross. >> your sex party can have everything in the world but if it has bill gates. >>. >> greg: what if he wears a mask like the masked sex parties emily compagno goes to. >> he could not go without 30 seconds without telling everybody who he is

the pro bono summit right. the pro bono economics chief said this.rs speech today is the first time a political leader in the uk has set out a strategic vision for how the sector can serve as a partner to government, since david cameron's big society concept in 2010. let's remind ourselves of that one as well, shall we? question is what is the best way to run our country? >> and my view is that the big top down government solutions to every problem that isn't working anymore. and so it is time to time to try something different. and i think the idea of the big society is trying to help individuals and communities and voluntary to come voluntary bodies to come together and find solutions to the problems that we have, whether it is the provision of good schools or feeling you want to improve your neighbourhood . to improve your neighbourhood. >> and who'd have thought when he was giving that speech that fast a few years later fast forward a few years later and he would back in and he would be back in government. this world a government. this world is a

. >> i like those bono style goggles you have.'m going to call you, find out where i get a pair of them. thank you so much for joining us. happy to have you here, rahel. this is cnn news central. you, too, john. my bad. inside politics starts right nn now. get over here kids. time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these are humans. they rely on something called the internet to survive. huh, powers out. [ gasp ] are they gonna to die? worse, they are gonna get bored. [ gasp ] wait look! they figured out a way to keep the internet on. yeah! -nature finds a way. [ grunt ] stay connected when the power goes out, with storm ready wifi from xfinity. and see migration in theaters now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "inside politics." we start with breaking news. we're standing by for the attorney general of the united states to address a scathing new doj report on the failed response to the 2022 uvalde school massacre. cnn obtained a copy of the report detailing what it calls, quote, cascading failures from la

it's necessary to provide election officials with pro bono legal assistance and guidance if they feelhey are being harassed or abused or not sa as we sit here tay, the elecon officialegal defense network is getting as many requests from election officials as it was when it first started in 2021. host: this is mark, line for republicans, good morning. caller: good morning. i think the problem with the 2020 collection and theeason so many people d't respect it is that there is shenanigans going on. in the 2016 election, all we heard from the democratic party s that that election was rigged. i don't remember one democrat being called a election the mayor even though hillary clinton quentin wrote a book on it. you also had stacey abrams in georgia who lost her bifor governor who never conceded that election. she claimed it was racism or something. i think the problem is that when republicans were tryg to change voting was in georgia, but we heard it was jim crow. e democratic party ilying by omission because the democratic party omit the fact tt it was their party that tried to keep the b

world economic attendees paid tens of thousands of dollars hoping to hobnob with bono and zelenskyy,ead, they heard what passes as an enlightened presentation. [blowing] [blowing] >> laura: but, seriously, the business community has enough trouble on its hands without getting dragged down further by the kneelists on the left. walter ruffle immediate writing in the "wall street journal" perfectly captured how the global elites humiliated themselves creating a mess of things and insulting the working class. writing that the real scandal of davos isn't taking over the world, it's that it's failing. why would voters expect an expert class that was so wrong for so long about russia, china, iran, and covid to know how to cope with the challenges difficult and multifaceted as the energy transition. and this is my favorite part. the emperor has no clothes. that he was the cry of populists everywhere. to render this message ineffective, davos man doesn't need image consultants and disinformation specialists. he needs to get dressed. >> now, i have been giving a lot of unsolicited advice this