we do not want to dominate other countries and don't allow others to dominate us. meanwhile, islam urges us to support the oppressed and fight the oppressor. we defend ourselves and at the same time, we don't recognize the order that the americans want to impose on the world. according to article 152 of iran's constitution, the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on the... rejection of any kind of domination, both its exercise and submission to it, the preservation of all inclusive independence of the country and its territorial integrity, the defense of the rights of all muslims, non alignment in relation to the domineering powers, mutual peaceful relations with non-aggressive states. mr. mohammed reza bahonar, an iranian politician and former member of parliament had more to say, and published under the supervision of the leader of the revolution. in the document it was stated that we should be role model for the oppressed nations of the world. it was also stated that we should establish ties with the whole world except for the israeli regime,

we do not want to dominate other countries and don't allow others to dominate us. meanwhile, islam urges us to support the oppressed and fight the oppressor. we defend ourselves and at the same time, we don't recognize the order that the americans want to impose on the world. according to article 152 of iran's constitution, the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on the rejection of any kind of domination, both its exercise and submission to it, the preservation of all inclusive independence of the country and its territorial integrity, the defense of the rights of all muslims, non alignment in relation to the domineering powers, mutual ties with the whole world, except for the israeli regime, because it's an illegal occupation regime and we don't consider it as legal entity. we are required to have relations with other countries, relations which are based on mutual respect. there is no win-win phrase in the document, but it says that we should seek relations with the rest of the world whereby each side can be the winner. meanwhile, iran's leade

i a heavily male-dominated industry?— a heavily male-dominated indust ? ~ ., , industry? i think that grammies can be a bit delayed. i- industry? i think that grammies can be a bit delayed. i think- can be a bit delayed. i think they can get it right but not necessarily at the right time. i even think the fact that this year it's all women dominated, a lot of people could argue that women dominated popular music for several years with up to see that happen in 2024 also feels a bit delayed. it’s to see that happen in 2024 also feels a bit delayed.— night set to be a celebration of female voices. and we have more from emma vardy in los angeles. there's a whole host of awards to get through before you get to the really big categories. and so the next couple of hours, we're expecting to see the likes of taylor swift and lots of big names coming down here. and women are really dominating in those big categories this year. virtually every nominee this year is a female artist up for those big awards. so really exciting and particularly significant for the grammys because it is a

we do not want to dominate other countries and don't allow others to dominate us. meanwhile, islam urges us to support the oppressed and fight the oppressor. we defend ourselves, and at the same time, we don't recognize the order that the americans want to impose on the world. according to article 152 of iran's constitution, the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on the rejection of any kind of domination, both its exercise and submission to it, the preservation of all inclusive independence of the country and its territorial integrity, the defense of the rights of all muslims, non alignment in relation to the domineering powers, mutual establish ties with the whole world, except for the israeli regime, because it's an illegal occupation regime and we don't consider it as legal entity. we are required to have relations with other countries, relations which are based on mutual respect. there is no win-win phrase in the document, but it says that we should seek relations with the rest of the world whereby each side can be the winner. meanwhile, i

we do not want to dominate other countries and don't allow others to dominate us. meanwhile, islam urges us to support the oppressed and fight the oppressor. we defend ourselves and at the same time we don't recognize the order that the american. want to impose on the world. according to article 152 of iran's constitution, the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on the rejection of any kind of domination, both its exercise and submission to it, the preservation of all inclusive independence of the country and its territorial integrity, the defense of the rights of all muslims, non alignment in relation to the domineering. also stated that we should establish ties with the whole world, except for the israeli regime, because it's an illegal occupation regime, and we don't consider it as legal entity. we are required to have relations with other countries, relations which are based on mutual respect. there is no win-win phrase in the document, but it says that we should seek relations with the rest of the world whereby each side can be the winner.

it is a crime for him to dominate; it is a crime for the united states if his dominance here somehowersation, he says that the main problem of russia and the main one, if you like. some kind of antipathy towards russia, it’s already obvious that this goal is shared by probably 99% of the countries that are not part of this bloc, there’s also an interesting passage like this, stotenberg invites the americans to do everything in order to undermine the transport and logistics infrastructure of china, not to export any dual- use goods there at all, and such aggressive rhetoric, i remind you, yen stoltenberg has been nominated as a candidate. for the nobel peace prize , because whoever nominated him said that no one has ever done so much for peace in europe as this man, who is already openly saying that our task is to destroy at least all of humanity in order to so that this oligarchic regime that exists in the united states america could continue its dominance and control the processes of this globalization. why he said that this speech causes two reactions, that's what i'm saying now. t

when | you are so dominated the game, you are so dominated the game, you are so dominated the game, youe opening get back three — two, three — three, it shouldn't happen but of course, it pleased me a lot when you get the winner. it creates momentum, to score the first premier league old, very important one because it is a big win. important one because it is a bi win. ., ., big win. one of the night of the games. _ big win. one of the night of the games, they _ big win. one of the night of the games, they finished i big win. one of the night of| the games, they finished all square at the london stadium, an unfortunate start to life as an unfortunate start to life as a player, he only made the loan which are manchester city this week but gifted dominic tilden kia goal which put the visitors in front but news from the penalty spot as it finished one — one. write, exciting times ahead for this man here, bashir who said to make his england test debut on friday and the second match against india, an incredible rise for the 20 year who comes in to replace a jack leach, he played six first—cl

dominating musics biggest night.rd—breaking errors tour, auntie hero is a favourite to win record of the year. it makes her the most nominated songwriter in the category. she faces tough competition with olivia roderigo, miley cyrus and says are battling it out for record of the year. —— sza. does this mark a turning point in the music business which is still seen as a heavily male industry? i which is still seen as a heavily male industry?— which is still seen as a heavily male indust ? ~ ., , ., , male industry? i think that grammies can be a bit delayed. _ male industry? i think that grammies can be a bit delayed. i— male industry? i think that grammies can be a bit delayed. i think- male industry? i think that grammies can be a bit delayed. i think they - can be a bit delayed. i think they can be a bit delayed. i think they can get it right but not necessarily at the right time. i even think the fact that this year it's all women dominating but a lot of women have been dominating music for several years. been dom

with multiple nominations for chancers to persuade, dominated by female artist.ith multiple nominations for chancellor is taylor swift, olivia rodrigo, miley cyrus and lana del rey. the mother of brianna ghey, the 16—year—old who was murdered by two other teenagers, is calling for a ban on access to social media apps for under—16s. esther ghey said the internet was out of control and children needed to be protected. her daughter's killers, scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe, were jailed for life on friday. ms ghey has been speaking to laura kuenssberg. i don't have any hate for either of them because hate is such a harmful emotion to the person that's holding that. but with regards to forgiving them, i think that... no, not really. it's incredible to hear you say you have no hatred towards them, even though they took the life of your daughter, they planned it, they discuseds it on messaging apps, that scarlett had been on the dark web, watching videos of violence and torture. and i think you've just shown again that extraordinary compassionate people around th

— what do you think will dominate? ~' ., dominate? i think the low expectations _ dominate?xpectations of _ dominate? i think the low expectations of what - dominate? i think the low - expectations of what possibly can be achieved will dominate. we start this conference from a very weak position or disagreement rather than a position of agreement. everybody laid out their stall before we got here, and that means of course everybody is looking to posture a little bit. because there are so many technical issues on the agenda, for example as your correspondence said, dispute settlement, issues around fisheries and agriculture and ecommerce, it means there is going to be a lot of wood, a lot of trees around. in terms ofthe lot of trees around. in terms of the current _ lot of trees around. in terms of the current concern - lot of trees around. in terms of the current concern about| of the current concern about trade being impacted by the war in gaza and of course the panama canal... we looked at that last week on the programme. the issues with regards to shipping. to what extent

everyone expected him to dominate, the - expected him to dominate, the future.ons, completely sort of shifted the paradigms of what people thought was possible. he was dominant already and, yeah, who knows when it would have ended. probably for the next five, ten years he would have been right at the top. i years he would have been right at the to. ~' ., , years he would have been right at the to. ~ ., , ., ., the top. i know it is hard to compare — the top. i know it is hard to compare with _ the top. i know it is hard to compare with other- the top. i know it is hard to compare with other sports, j the top. i know it is hard to - compare with other sports, but where does he stand, do you think? what is his legacy and how will he be remembered? he his legacy and how will he be remembered?— his legacy and how will he be remembered? , , ., , remembered? he will be remembered as certainl the remembered? he will be remembered as certainly the most _ remembered? he will be remembered as certainly the most talented _ remembered? he will be remembered as certainly the

they dominate every aspect of the game and we play at home.siasm around the place. inside, we just focus on the game, on the things we have to do, improve from the games we played against them, learn from the games we played against them because they are really good and they ask for a lot and try to win. that's all. it's difficult enough anyway. at arsenal, it's probably more difficult anyway, but we are in a good moment and we should use that as well. the three other games on sunday... manchester united could go above west ham into sixth if they win their meeting... chelsea and wolves are next to each other in mid table, while bournemouth play nottingham forest who're one point off the drop zone. us open champion wyndham clark shot a course—record 60 to storm into the lead in the pebble beach pro—am. the american champion got four birdies and two eagles on just his front nine including this one at the sixth. he holds a one shot third—round lead on 17 under after an incredibly impressive 12—under—par round in california. i think anyone that ha

the campaign has been dominated by the president's war on gangs.el salvador one of the safest places in latin america, but critics have described his two—year crackdown on street gangs as draconian. 0ur latin america correspondent will grant, who is in el salvador�*s capital, san salvador, has more. voting is well under way in el salvador and an atmosphere of genuine calm on the streets. there have been very few reports, if any, of irregularities coming in so far. i'm in a voting station where manuel flores, the candidate for the left wing fmln party, is going to cast his vote. he comes from the traditional left, if you like, in this country. but it's very unlikely that either he or any other candidate is going to make any genuine impact on president bukele�*s chances at re—election. nayib bukele has made it the crux of his campaign to say that he needs a second term in office to continue his harsh crackdown on the gangs in this country. it's a security platform that he's standing on, and it's one, according to many voters that i've spoken to here,

china, which wants to dominate the south china sea, it is a crime for it to dominate, for the usa it that the main problem of russia and the main, if you like, crime that russia wants to commit is to weaken the united states of america and divide nato, that’s what a normal country is. the world has read that it turns out that russia’s goal is, not as these 2 years have been telling, violence, occupation, to reach, to seize everything, to create dictatorships around the world, no, russia wants a slightly weaker united states of america and a disunited nato. who in the world having read this phrase, you may feel some kind of antipathy towards russia; it is already obvious that this goal is shared by probably 99% of the countries that are not part of this bloc. there is also an interesting passage where stotenberg suggests that the americans do everything to undermine the transport and logistics infrastructure of china, not to export any dual -use goods there at all, and such aggressive rhetoric, i remind you, jans stoltenberg has been nominated as a candidate for the nobel peace prize,

and the grammy awards — celebrating the best of the music industry — are set to be dominated by female. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. the us and the uk have carried out fresh strikes on more than 30 targets linked to the iran—backed houthi rebels in yemen. they were supported by six other countries, as they continue attempts to stop the houthis targeting ships in the red sea. the raids in yemen follow us strikes in iraq and syria on friday — 85 sites were hit in retaliation for the killing injordan of three american soldiers by iranian—backed militants. louisa pilbeam has the very latest. british fighterjets taking off from an raf military base in cyprus as they prepare to strike more houthi targets overnight. it's the third time uk planes have joined us operations in yemen, against what they say are a terrorist group backed by iran. the pentagon confirming hits on houthi targets across 13 locations, including an anti—ship missile which they say has been destroyed. this is what the uk, us and its backers want to stop — the houthis�* ability to carry out attacks on cargo ships in the re

was dominating the grammys. ..betting on the game, i of course _ dominating the grammys. .. betting on the game, i of course bet _ dominating the grammys. .. betting on the game, i of course bet on _ dominating the grammys. .. betting on the game, i of course bet on taylor - the game, i of course bet on taylor swift _ the game, i of course bet on taylor swift. in _ the game, i of course bet on taylor swift. . , , , swift. in kansas city it is the erfect swift. in kansas city it is the perfect collision _ swift. in kansas city it is the perfect collision of _ swift. in kansas city it is the perfect collision of the - swift. in kansas city it is the perfect collision of the two l perfect collision of the two things they love, taylor and football, for this family... the four—year—old, ella, is a dedicated swifty. what you want to be when you grow up? i want to be taylor. you _ you want to be when you grow up? i want to be taylor. you want - you want to be when you grow up? i want to be taylor. you want to - want to be

t as a heavily male dominated indust ? ~ as a heavily male dominated industry?ayed. _ industry? i think the grammars can be a bit delayed. i- industry? i think the grammars can be a bit delayed. i think. can be a bit delayed. i think they can get it right but not necessarily at the right time. i even think the fact that this year it is all women dominating, a lot of people could argue that women have been dominating pop music for several years so to see it happening 202a also feels delayed. happening 2024 also feels dela ed. ~ ., ., delayed. while women are exoeeted _ delayed. while women are expected to sweep - delayed. while women are expected to sweep the - delayed. while women are i expected to sweep the board delayed. while women are - expected to sweep the board in the big categories this year more than ever before, there is also a whole host of awards for the work that happens behind the work that happens behind the scenes and it is here where there is far less women involved when it comes to the music producers and sound engineers, the industry still ove

dominic hughes, bbc news. and we can go live to dominic now. problem of a hidden waiting list is?— a hidden waiting list is? that is recisel a hidden waiting list is? that is precisely part _ a hidden waiting list is? that is precisely part of _ a hidden waiting list is? that is precisely part of the _ a hidden waiting list is? that is precisely part of the problem. | a hidden waiting list is? that is i precisely part of the problem. the main waiting lists we often talk about and which viewers might be familiar with, 7.6 million, that reflects people waiting to be referred for treatment. once you are referred for treatment. once you are referred for treatment. once you are referred for treatment, you fall off that list, you are not recorded in the statistics. but the nhs guidance says very clearly that if you face long delays for ongoing care you should go back onto the list and be reflected in those statistics once again. but we have been told that nhs trusts are routinely ignoring that guidance, that advice. when we found these 30 nhs trusts

the human race as it dominates today, and we know that where sin triumphs, there the devil appears, we we know that if sin prevails on the scale of the human race, then it appears: and therefore the church cannot help but react to the increase of evil, no matter how it is pulled back by journalists, publicists, some politicians, asking with bewilderment why the church invades those areas that are not its areas, and this is in response to the care of the church to ensure that marriages do not break up and that the number of marriages decreases. abortions, so that people learn to dress decently, so that there is no unbridled domination of carnal sin in human life, we will be scolded in the future, and we are ready for this, because the church cannot have any other word than the word that it pronounces, repent, for the kingdom of god is at hand. our century, our advanced modern technical civilization, it requires from a person a whole series of qualities that need to be cultivated in oneself, first of all, of course, this is a strong moral sense. handling modern technology, modern tech

so it's a big dominant music genre. that's true. we also focus on its new york roots and this traditional of hip hop, which is a culture consisting of four elements. you have the emceeing deejaying, the bowling or breakdancing and the graffiti. and that's also true for the but both of these understandings are relevant and. true, but at the same time, hip hop culture looks differently across space right. and so each locale in this country and around the world, their own hip hop culture and tradition is based on the experiences and kind of worldview and experiences of people in those cities. houston, texas where i'm from, yeah, has a very unique hip hop heritage, is comprised of 2 to 3 core practices. you have the music called screwed which is this very slow muddy kind of atmospheric hip hop sound you have slabs, which is a kind of a local car culture that emerged in the streets of houston, texas in the 1980s. and depending on you, on who you talk to, there's also a illicit drug called mean, which i don't i don't necessarily consider

it will dominate right up to the general. dominate right up to the general electioh — dominate rightictures - election. indian stove. you're looking at life pictures of- looking at life pictures of buckingham palace. thank you to sarah campbell and guto harri for their company. the king is in residence. we will continue coverage on bbc news. plenty more on the bbc website as well. do you stay with us. you're watching bbc news. hello there. it's been a blustery, cloudy, but very mild start to the week for most of us. things are going to change, mind you — this weather front and this band of cloud has brought about five inches of rain into highland scotland, and that's going to move southwards, allowing colder air to move down from the north. and we're seeing that colder air pushing into more of scotland overnight as the rain band moves into southern scotland and northern ireland. following that, a few sharp showers into northern scotland, some icy patches by the morning and a touch of frost likely here. in contrast, england and wales, those temperatures are not falling very much at al

elimination of one of the bases of dominance.royed america in the region, and then they will regret the santo pact, which you know pakistan was also a member of, iran, pakistan, turkey, turkey. even now, nato provides the largest number of manpower to nato, and when a conflict occurs, each country donates a soldier and provides them to nato. now, turkey has the largest number of forces, and unfortunately, turkey is still in nato's clutches, but the revolution islam saved us and it became a model that we did not buy a single dollar of weapons from the western world during these 45 years and this became a model and the countries that can do without the help of foreign arms, without the presence of a foreign advisor , without a foreign treaty, are the strongest and most powerful countries in the region. ok, that's right, in terms of iran's position in the future how do you evaluate public opinion in the world ? let's be brief and look at the future. we now have a very important public obstacle in the world that no other country has

all side the context of colonial domination of. busy forwarding occupation is not the g t mart. me, why do you already do you do too much on the struggle? white people's all parties obliged to comply, be true. and in particular, refer you from committing acts of terrorism in violation of by a true against the backdrop, also o p t. well documented on the why 3 recognized facts integrated that use real suppression policies and the practices. so all these prolonged occupation of protest, any territory, privacy the on to mind, didn't people, the actual size of the full realization, also other streaming people's right to self determination? is the president no probably move on to the issue of international more relating to the occupation in china to be the crossing of o p t involve both the got it to pop out to patient perfect and to the the got a 2 of these 3 of act joining dr. patients. these 2 are aspects of common by distinct legal frameworks. the former false alarm don't use the panel while the latter is meily regulated by high trail where you things are pretty much tough use at

but that is still a huge ask with max verstappen and red bull currently dominating.t's for certain, is fascinating times are ahead as natailie pirks reports: mercedes is the team where hamilton enjoyed his greatest success. but now he is ready for another chapter in his story, only this time in red. he has called leaving mercedes and of the hardest decisions he's ever had to make and added... it's like a dream come true for him, i should imagine. because going to ferrari is everything. it's so romantic driving for them. the atmosphere, the fans they are in italy. they alljust embraced him. it's going to be a fantastic opportunity with an eighth world title which will be incredible. i'm lewis hamilton. welcome to my first day at mercedes. i hejoined mercedes in 2013 and all he said it has felt like home. he signed a new £100 million contract last year to stay until 2025. but now he will on the race for one more season before joining ferrari on a multiyear contract will stop the italians have been long—term admirers. it is no surprise why. lewis hamilton has won a join

to be dominance as an agenda. i mean, if we look at it objectively, if i also have to have some business planned to it, if you want to share with, you need to calculate the names of the goals and to make sure that you know your, your balance to these is in order from what you're saying and from what you've been writing, it appears that the united states just claims dominance, but it doesn't do any sort of homework to ensure that it has the resources, the capacity is this strategy, the tactics to ensure and without it, i don't understand how this people imagined the dominance will stay with them. i mean, it's like it's, it's not just wishful thinking. it seem to be a, you know, they say, well, perhaps. yeah, but yeah, so and so the answer is, uh, the answer is 1st they live in the past. i because the us was relatively more powerful and 1992 by the clearly lives in the past. you how we use it, use a man of the past that a lot of my former colleagues at harvard because now i'm a columbia and so forth 0. all right, we

we want to be the dominant player in the category.ed in mediterranean, it's a significant investment. look at a secondary we are invested in, 3% of the market vegetarian, 4% trying to eat more plant forward. tell me there isn't a powerful opportunity. nobody owns it. we have a brand called life alive which i believe has the potential to dominate the category. third area is upscale middle eastern infused bakery cafes. some of you may know it from boston, washington, dc, it's coming to new york. it's a powerful category which is a niche of the broader bakery cafe segment which brings the flavors of israel, lebanon, turkey and the authority of third wave coffee establishment and then we couple that with real chefs. put that together you have a powerful concept, we will have 40 units, build that out and that will be a dominant brand in that category. another one we are involved in is immersive entertainment which is essentially the combination of food and experience. we have some difficult level 99. this is challenges combined with a farm

or imperial domination. don't want to come to terms with the light and predict when a port working people. yeah, jenny, ellen was in congress on answering questions. it was all the people of color that were asking or easy obsequious questions and it was the white republicans. and whereas can put new ones, anyone could see that is that a pro we want further questions from anybody and every body? i'm so craddick in that sense, but even still granite dialogue possible. and obviously democracy is nothing without a free press. do you have a free press in the united states and that's where we got a cowardly press. we've got to press the death is not willing to raise his voice directed to actually wrestle with some of the deeper questions that have to do with the future of america. there was a bipartisanship in, in, in the us press of the militarism expansion of the military budget. no serious bouquets of wall street, no stairs could take some corporate great and silicon valley. you get that both democratic party,

each period sees a predominant color for the project that opposes dominance. for example, during the nasarite era, the project confronting the united states and the israeli enemy had a predominantly sunni character with supporting shia factions. with the emergence of the islamic republic that became a shia influence and weight in this project, considering that most of the official arab regimes had abandoned the palestinion cause and resistance. however, within this formation, there is originally a shiite force. not part of the access of resistance, and there are sunni forces in the access of resistance beyond hamas, with popular acceptance in sunni societies for the forces of resistance. this is evident in the high popularity of in the islamic world. the crucial aspect is how this formation and project, apart from its sectarian and religious identity, expresses this identity. does it position itself against other islamic sects? does it harbor animosity? does its project contribute? incitement toward divisions or does it reproduce islamic identities with a broa

or imperial domination. don't want to come to terms with the light and predict when to port working people. yeah, jenny, ellen was in congress on answering questions. it was all the people of color that were asking or easy obsequious questions. and it was the white republicans and whereas can put new ones, anyone could see that or is that a pro we want partly questions from anybody and every body. i'm so craddick in that sense the people still granted that low across the board. and obviously democracy is nothing without a free press. do you have a free press now in the united states? well, we got a cowardly press. we've got to press the depth is not willing to raise his voice directed to actually wrestle with some of the deeper questions that have to do with the future of america. there was a bipartisanship in, in, in the us press of the militarism expansion of the military budget. no serious bouquets of wall street, no stairs could take some corporate greed and silicon valley. you get that both democratic p

let's say it's natural that an extreme monopoly and dominance will happen on instagram .enthetically, the next point is, when he does this, he should also tell the consequences of each. that business should choose for me to go to, for example, baslam and digikala, and sell my goods. on instagram, which may , for example, close my business, while there is also the claim that , for example, this percentage of the economy has gone , it is not like this at all, the percentage is very low . i have a question in the middle. we didn't get the answer to mr. habibi's question from you. anyway , if we had a social problem, if we had an economic problem , if we had a problem like this and we had foreign messengers, what should we do? i will complete this, so there must be internal messaging. it's good, no discussion at all it is not in the case that they say, so what happened to 18 million? i have asked the people in charge of the user statistics many times, and the user is only an active user . it is definitely misleading. of course, no one wants to question the success of this suc

or imperial domination. don't want to come to terms with the light and predict when to port working people. yeah, jenny, ellen was in congress on answering questions. it was all the people of color that were asking or easy obsequious questions. and it was the white republicans, whereas can put new ones. anyone could see that or is that a pro we want partly questions from anybody and every body. i'm so craddick in that sense the people still granted that low across the board. and obviously democracy is nothing without a free press. do you have a free press now in the united states and that's what we got to cali press. we've got to press the depth is not willing to raise his voice directed to actually wrestle with some of the deeper questions that have to do with the future of america. there was a bipartisanship in, in, in the us press of the militarism expansion of the military budget. no serious bouquets of wall street, no stairs could take some corporate greed and silicon valley. you get that both democrati

this is a civilizational idea and it cannot be achieved without a project to confront american dominance and israeli occupation in the region. that's very important, but the west was retaliating in a very interesting way. the western american orientation aimed to target the axis of resistance from within the countries of the axes. for example, it achieved that by targeting its geographical node. inciding social discourse within the environment that supports the the resistance factions and the community that supports the resistance factions and funding the techfit groups as well and depleting the resistance material resources as well. that goes to show that the milit military power alone against western germany is really not enough though, does that not create some sort of a fracture between the environment that supports the resistance access and the resistance? itself because the community is stuck in what it seems in a spiral of financial, economic and social torture. in fact, despite american pressures, like any other state, the resistance project does not always need unanimous support

we're seeing the dominant power behaviors. if the lies administering folks, men, women, and children simply don't matter. we hear is really leaders reference palestinians as animals. this is outrageous and my guest to day cornell west is shining, a light on the principle that humanity is. everyone's no one is less valuable than the other. i mean, just as we see, has to stop. the palestinians can't read how sydney allies matter. and at the bottom line, the active which is designed to help young minds come to terms with children with very different experiences, but also suffering some degree of trauma gun good children, such as 12 year old carrillo struggled to talk about their experiences. we would take it into buses. he tells us to russia where we stayed for a bit over a month. ukraine estimates about 20000 children have been full simply relocated to russia, despite repeated efforts and international mediation. only about $400.00 children have been with us for now the focus is on reclaiming ukrainian. children helping them rec

the dominant reaction was too long. it's rambling, you know, because their attention span is down to 10 seconds or 30 seconds. it's like watching people who cannot think. you look at the major newspapers new york times are washington post, how they covered the interview. it was all on the most superficial questions. oh, did, tucker carlson, intervene, should've done this. was the opening history, rambling and so forth. not what was said, what was analyzed. is it true? how should the west respond? none of that because there's no thinking going on. it's a game and you were among the people who advised the russian government on how to reform the crumbling slowly of the economy. and this is a parent that is known and rushes. the shock therapy. i know that you advocated against that, you know, punishing a as a stereotype of this happens on the nonetheless, if the, you know, this term, the society in the, in a very profound way. i mean, the rates of suicide, the rates of crime, the rain so far, you know, abortion, what have y

this is a civilizational idea and it cannot be achieved without a project to confront american dominance and israeli occupation in the region. that's very important, but the west was retaliating in a very interesting way. the western american orientation aimed to target the access of resistance from within the countries of the axis. for example, it achieved that by targeting its geographical. nodes inciding social discourse within the environment that supports the the resistance factions and the community that supports the resistance factions and funding the techfit groups as well and depleting the resistance material resources as well. that goes to show that the military power alone against western hijaman is really not enough though, does that not create some sort of a fracture between the environment that supports the resistance axes and resistance itself, because the community is stuck in what it seems in a spiral of financial, economic and social torture. in fact, despite american pressures, like any other state, the resistance project does not always need unanimous support througho

and the caucus today which donald trump will dominate. figs which donald trump will dominate.— dominateay, potentially coming - dominate. as you say, i potentially coming away dominate. as you say, - potentially coming away with those 26 delegates and coming off the back of a stinging defeat for nikki haley in the primary. she does appear to be continuing on to south carolina at this stage, however. amid dwindling odds. what is her campaign looking to achieve? well, i think her campaign is hoping something changes in the fundamental dynamics of this race. it's hard to envision what that might be. donald trump has a stranglehold on this race since the beginning of last year. indictments didn't change that. various bits of news didn't change it. polls suggest right now donald trump is comfortably ahead not only in south carolina but in all the state that will hold primaries in early march on what is called super tuesday. that could be the knockout blow. perhaps nikki haley's campaign hoping there is a surprise in the next two weeks. people counted her out when she ran for governor of sout

they are set to be dominated this year by female artists.acebook marks its 20th anniversary.— facebook marks its 20th anniversary. live from our studio in _ anniversary. live from our studio in singapore, - anniversary. live from our studio in singapore, this. anniversary. live from our| studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. the us says there will be more attacks against houthi forces in yemen after overnight american and uk air strikes, which hit more than 30 positions. the houthis, who are backed by iran, have been targetting vessels in the red sea since november. they say this is in support of the palestinians in gaza. they are one of several militias in the middle east with iranian backing. the us targeted others in syria and iraq earlier this weekend, and there have been funerals today in baghdad after 17 people were killed. our international editor jeremy bowen considers whether there is any chance of a cessation of the conflict at the heart of all this between israel and hamas in gaza. raf jets rafjets took off from the

or imperial domination. don't want to come to terms with the light and predict when to for working people. yeah, jenny, ellen was in congress on answering questions. it was all the people of color that were asking are easy, obsequious questions, and it was the white republicans and whereas can put new ones. anyone could see that is that a pro we want further questions from anybody and every body? i'm so craddick in that sense though, he's been still granted that low across the board. and obviously democracy is nothing without a free press. do you have a free press in the united states and that's where we got to cali press. we've got to press the depth is not willing to raise his voice directed to actually wrestle with some of the deeper questions that have to do with the future of america. there was a bipartisanship in, in, in the us press. the of the military is expansion of the military budget. no seriously takes a wall street, no serious boutiques of corporate greed and silicon valley. you get that both d

this is a civilizational idea and cannot be achieved without a project to confront american dominance and israeli occupation in the region. that's very important, but the west was retaliating in a very interesting way. the western american orientation aimed to target the axis of resistance from within the countries of the access. for example, it achieved that by targeting its geographical nodes inciding social discourse within the environment that supports the... the resistance factions and the community that supports the resistance factions and funding the takfiri groups as well and depleting the resistance, material resources as well. that goes to show that the military power alone against western germany is really not enough though, does that not create some sort of a fracture between the environment that supports the resistance axis and the resistance itself, because the community is stuck in what it seems in a spiral of f in fact, despite american pressures, like any other state, the resistance project does not always need unanimous support throughout societies. it requires a cri

this is a civilizational idea and cannot be achieved without a project to confront american dominance and israeli occupation in the region. that's very important, but the west was retaliating in a very interesting way. the western american orientation aimed to target the axis of resistance from within the countries of the access. for example, it achieved that by targeting its geographical nodes inciding social discourse within the environment that supports the... the resistance factions and the community that supports the resistance factions and funding the takfiri groups as well and depleting the resistance material resources as well. that goes to show that the mil military power alone against western germany is really not enough though. does that not create some sort of a fracture between the environment that supports the resistance axis and the resistance itself, because the community is stuck in what it seems in a spiral of... in fact, despite american pressures, like any other state, the resistance project does not always need unanimous support throughout societies. it requires a

in a timely manner in order to maintain... your level, excuse me, even if someone wants a level of dominancessia , say, other countries, they lead to the opposite result, this is an obvious fact, it has already become obvious today, you just asked me, another leader will come and something will change , it’s not about the leaders, not about the personality of a particular person, i had a very good relationship with, say, bush and in the states he was portrayed as... there, uh , a country guy who doesn’t understand much, i assure you that this is not so, i believe that in relation to russia he too spent enough, also made a lot of mistakes, i told you about 2008 and the decision in bucharest to open the doors to nato, ukraine there and so on, but this happened under him, he put pressure there on - on on the europeans, but but in general i had very kind, good relations with him on a human level, he... he is no worse than any other american or russian or european politician in general, i assure you, he understood everything that he was doing, just like others, i have trump had such a cash relati

he should have sufficient and complete dominance, he should dominate ever asia. thank you, mr.iqbali . yesterday, at the same time as zelensi was in munich, the negotiations and subsequent agreements in paris , we witnessed the fall of another city in the donbast region, namely avdioka, why with all the support that we received this year. especially in the last two years, the western united front could not stop russia in ukraine . first of all, this is the most important development since ardi behsh in 1402 , that is, after that, it is almost the most important development in the so-called military geography of the war. the reality is this. western aid to ukraine. a downward trend did you find out that the us aid package to nato has been stopped in the congress , the house of representatives has approved it, but they are waiting for the senate to approve it, and they are waiting for the european aid package, in any case, due to hungary's opposition , there is an extraordinary delay, a significant delay. it happened that i think it was two or three weeks ago that the european ai

if the idea of domination at any cost based also on forceful actions dominates the american society, nothing will change. it will only get worse. but if in the end, one comes to the awareness that the world has been changing due to objective circumstances. and that one should be able to adapt to them in time using the advantages that the us still has today. then to have something may change, china's economy has become the 1st economy in the world, in purchasing power parity industry in terms of volume it over to the us. a long time ago. the usa comes 2nd, sustained india, one and a half 1000000000 people naturally. and then japan with russia in the 5th place for us it was the 1st economy in europe last year when, despite all the sections and restrictions here. is this no ma'am, from your point of view, do sanctions restrictions and possibility of payments in dollars actually being cut off from is with surfaces, sanctions against our ship carrying oil in new sanctions against airplanes, sanctions and everything everywhere. the largest number of sanctions in the world which are applied

we're seeing the dominant power behaviors. if the lies administering folks, men, women, and children simply don't matter. we hear is really leaders reference palestinians as animals. this is outrageous and my guest to day cornell west is shining, a light on the principle that humanity is. everyone's no one is less valuable than the other. i mean, just as we see past the stop, the palestinians can't read palestinian lives matter. and the bottom line, the as the, as well as go on guys, a continues, we bring you the late, we are on the grounding dollars a covering. the ongoing is raising apartments and the suffering, the people's tools that we lost displacements and lack of resources as well. as district conditions here in and around the hospital and from the height is to refund the data rate from restrictions prevents freedom of rights to worship tyler, we will continue our coverage of his route, will cabinet decisions the kansas and all the political parties. westbank senior reporting on the wireless as rainy waves with feeling

so yeah, you really seeing, we women, artist dominate. but i think that's just the recording industry gives out the grammy's acknowledging then will that when it comes to pop music, at least artistically and commercially female artist dominates the grammys, i think was just really acknowledging that, that commercial fact. we also saw a new grammy category, best african music performance. how significant is that for the industry or? well, again, i think it is, the brand is acknowledging a commercial facts. i mean a half or can use that is incredibly popular a world wide. and it's about the time that the recording history got around to handing out awards in this category of the what have to say looking at the nominees uh for this uh inaugural award. they only came from 2 african countries of south africa and nigeria and only into africans honors. uh, actually beats. and i'm a piano which is a sort of a south african take on house music. so well, i welcome the fact that the recording industry is acknowledging the importance of asking music.

to be dominance as an agenda. i mean if we look at it objectively, if ha, also has to have some business planned to it. if you wanna add shipments, you need to calculate the names of the goals and to make sure that you know your, your balance to these is in order from what you're saying. and from what you've been writing, it appears that the united states just claims dominance. but it doesn't do any sort of homework to ensure that it has the resources, the capacity, is this try to do the tactics to ensure and without it, i don't understand how these people imagined the dominance. we'll stay with them. i mean, it's like it's, it's not just wishful thinking, it seemed to be a, you know, there's a well, perhaps, yeah, but yeah, so, and so the answer is, uh, the answer is 1st, they live in the past. i because the us was relatively more powerful and 1992 by the clearly lives in the past. you how we use it, use a man of the past that a lot of my former colleagues at harvard because now i'm in columbia and so forth. 0, a

that means got women dominated the night. does that say anything about where the industry is these days is, is that the trend or uh yeah. hi sir. i, i think so. yes, i mean, uh, obviously, keller swift. uh, one again, 4th of the year award of a record for the grammys, sort of crowning her place as the queen of pop. and as the father of 2 teenage swift, these i have to say long made her rain continue. she announced her new album a life from the stage of the grammys. but yeah, you're right. it was basically women all the way down at the grammys. i mean the bridger's a 50 pictures, a one a for grammy's, a 3 for her band. a boy genius and you had you had a women winners and almost all categories including um, on the soundtrack album because a barbie. the feminist, a blockbuster film of last year. one to grammy's for, for it's the album. so yeah, you really seeing, we women, artist dominate, but i think that's just the recording industry gives out the grammy's acknowledging then will that when it comes to pop music, at least artis