and none of this will also probably mean that all the n g o's, an u. n. organizations will review their a security protocol because that needs to be this trust. this coordination needs to work in an active account, but soon for them to go out and deliver this urgently needed. a food now was central kitchen where the 1st to use uh, the maritime corey door was a ship. uh and then of course no, there is this other ship. we don't know whether it will then a come back to gaza. this is still to see, but we also heard a statement earlier before this announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu by the u. n. c, monitoring coordinator, a jamie nichols week. and he, a sudden this statement that the area has become one of the most dangerous and most difficult places to work in that this is not an isolated case. and also that you called in all parties to basically act to respect international humanitarian law. so you see how difficult it is for all these organizations to work in an active, a comfort zone. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed that is d

the n g i would say is the vehicles are traveling through the d conflicted zone and had coordinated to the movements beforehand with deal socrates among those killed was 44 year old say me friend, come for meld. and so, you know, on the left to it's a food tent in gaza last month. australia is prime minister, and it's now been easy described to address as tragic and reiterated his goal for sustainable ceasefire. my problem and to call it this is someone who is volunteering this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have. that is about 5 minutes to say, isabel was responsible let's i'm gonna bring them up. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip and assume it happens involved. so we are fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so these incident won't happen again because there's a, the notion issue. well, central kitchen has anno

i'm what do you mean to say i feel like they died doing what this n g o has been devoted to for years to deliver food in devastated areas you this is fatal. yeah, i heard the mon, the is ready to got on clears up the circumstances of this brutal attack that has taken the lives of 7 aid workers who was simply offering help. can you, of course, bonnet jack parrot has the latest from brussels. jack, tell us more about what we heard there from the spanish prime minister. what i think is really interesting, what we're seeing now is european leaders like padre son says, coming out. they are clearly unhappy and they want the answers from the is ready, the government. we did hear already from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but he's not asking for on says he said he expects. and demography on says the man who started the world central kit to the 8 organization whose company was hit and killed the $78.00 work as its own dose. it was started by a spanish american chef codes the jose address. i think what we're seeing now is, you know, we've long hud european and west the need is supporting i

the n g o says the vehicles were traveling through a so called d conflictions zone and had coordinated the movements beforehand with these really also are these the victims with citizens of a stray layer, the us, canada, poland, and bring them a palestinian was also killed. well, the leaders have condemned the strike. this is completely unacceptable. of these is riley government has accepted responsibility for this. and there is a need for i saw an investigation into what happened here. and prime minister netanyahu committed to that of israel is military chief, says a mist identification leads to the age convoys being hit. this incident was a grave mistake. is that there? well, we've come off now with the people of guys. we are sorry for the intention that home to the members of that b u. c. k. over $200.00 humanitarian aid workers have now been killed in the war and gaza, feeling anger and calls for israel to better protect civilians. because let's get more now from our correspond in jerusalem, tanya kramer, tanya, the air striking guys of the killed 78 workers, a strong strong intern

i mean, you know, when you mentioned n g owes, you know, we all know the n g o is very often, are used to events, unrest, and then the west. the media will say, look at this country, look at this, people that very unhappy because they live under a dictator. and then there's a balance of regime change. then the i m f comes in and falls free. it's a high interest loan to the country that then has to settle, fits solver and assets to pay off the i m f. i mean, n g o is georgia, the end of the day can be very big trouble makers, and that's a conversation you and me will have to have another time at georgia. divani is a political analyst. joining us live from that to police, it off the 1 o'clock in the morning, local time, very grateful for your effort and your times. thank you, george. i thank you very much for education. thank the rocky prime ministers in washington right now. he's be now holding meetings with the us president on the defense secretary, iraq elite at preston, joe biden on working to bring in an end to the companies in gaza. although there was no mention or one of the most

n. g charts. the mountain see us troops leave and ad, based in the country that's elected by the applicant, nations as force chief, it becomes the seconds nation into saw how we didn't to give the boots to your west military. often it needs a to say, i just want to give you a sneak peak of family now behind the scenes of taking place here. most candidates give me one of them. a copy of the movie 9. the correspondent gets a closer look at, in the in filmmaking in central must go with the movie set to hit the big screen and september the hello and welcome you watching all of the international with the latest world news on the day to. it's great to happy with us as always. now a top story, the group of 7 countries is to update joins communicating to bolster ukraine's ad defenses by touching rushes energy revenues and confiscating its frozen assets. whatever the past 10 years, western countries have been post increasingly harsh sanctions on russia, but most goes still remains its whole global supply o

and none of this will also probably mean the other a n g o's, an u. n. organizations will review their a security protocol because that needs to be this trust. this coordination needs to work in an active, a combat zone for them to go out and deliver this urgently needed. a food now was central kitchen where the 1st to use uh, the maritime corey door was a ship. uh and then of course, now there is this other ship. we don't know whether it will then a come back to gaza. this is still to see, but we also heard a statement earlier before this announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu by the u. n. c monitoring coordinator, jamie nichols week. and he, a sudden this statement that the area has become one of the most dangerous and most difficult places to work in that this is not an isolated case. and also that you called in all parties to basically act to respect international humanitarian law. so you see how difficult it is for all these organizations to work in an active, a comfort zone. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed that is due to

you say i feel like they died doing what this n g o has been devoted to for years to deliver food in devastated areas. you said, oh yeah, i heard that in mind that these, right, the government plays up the circumstances of this brutal attack that has taken the lives of 7 age workers who are simply offering. how can i do that? they w shop power told us more about the spanish prime minister statement. it's, i think it was clear from the press conference the padre son says gave in jordan, the spanish prime minister is getting frustrated with the situation on the ground in israel. he's cooling, he wasn't just cooling, he said he expects on demands on this is from these ready to governments as to what happened to the 78 workers who were killed from the world. central kitchen in that calm voice of a. we know that the, the 5 and rolls low central kits in is jose andras, who is a spanish american chef investor to. but as i say, the europeans have consistently said that israel has a right to defend itself. they have been pressing to get israel to allow aid into the gaza strip. now with this s

the n g i would say is the vehicles are traveling through a d conflicted zone and had coordinated to their movements beforehand with deal solid tease. among those killed was 44 years old. say me, friend, come from milton. so you know, on the left to it's a food tent in gaza last month. australia is prime minister and it's now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. my problem and to call it this is someone who is volunteering this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good. the israeli army said it would conduct a review of what happened is a profession on military committed to international law. we're committed to examining operations thoroughly and transparently. we will be opening a probe to examine the serious incidents of this will help us reduce the risk of such an event from occurring again. well, central kitchen has announced its posing its

g. also in the medical medical stuff in the hospital. they were talking at the time about heavy fighting around the hospital for us, but also a siege said it was very difficult for medical teams or for a patients and injured people to reach the hospital. and then with the, is there any military entering also the hospital that was in february now with uh the uh army withdrawing. uh we're seeing now on these uh uh, graves uh, being uh, um, discovered how most uh, storage. he says, such as some, as you said, were found without a close, somewhere killed there. we heard at the time from many a rest being made and the is really military so far has not commented on the best thing. it's checking these reports and checking the information and be hearing from palestinians from hon. eunice and from eye witnesses there that there are many relatives now that the fighting, at least and, and this hospital has stopped where, you know, the is really military. they've done this also in other hospitals ent

here we have the n g of what participate thinking political decision making, going to do both. but and transparency of those organizational said when talking of individually with the, the practice. i mean, they cannot even name at least one sentence from the law, which she's saying does more than transfer when we drop the to all the so low because is a game big, i think they should send and calling everything. ok, so, so the resolution which was the 14th the ukraine when these are the works package which was initiated by our call me see if you price support resolution the names and run digits, lashan resolution. and this is like a part of this ever thank you. may be bustle can be named the russian, so this is the branding and the typical branding of the sink, much as ation. and other thing, why do we have drop is listed there were a list of one plus francis and this you directly. meanwhile, we have the to a live, but you can go to e d. this is the rock in a funder of who would, who are mainly financing be. thank goes to come directly, goes to this website and see that after 202

and we have elections in the for, and later in the us to the money that goes to the n g o st. francis and development of from the policies. that is the interest of southern public organizations in money is so great that they are ready to complete the task that for the board window basically no evictions. the field of action is getting wider and wider. the scale is already frightening. that is why the prime minister can pass what is happening with the grades because they gave so much money to turn it around at 1st and then it was impossible to shut it down to it. so now that the situation get out of control, the process is the game isn't gullible estimate with this cannot be allowed to happen in georgia. the president of catholic stem house call for tolerance. so for the use of the russian language in the country, he made the statement while visiting a russian speaking region of the central asian state. the spoken simple according to our constitution, the cause of the language does the state language. while the russian language is used on an equal footing with the state languag

the n g a world central kitchen is demanding an independent investigation into the strikes that killed 7 of its staffers. the groups founder as they were deliberately targeted the inquiry. richardson many thanks for joining us. the kremlin, says russia as nato are now in direct confrontation with one another. the comments come on the day that nato marks it's 75th anniversary. for ministers from the alliance gathered in brussels on a day when russia's foreign ministry also said that dialogue between moscow and tomato has reached a critical 0 level. this week, the organization's board ministers discussed a long term aid package for ukraine. and following a ceremony in brussels, nato secretary general against oldenburg, spoke alongside ukraine's foreign minister, dimitra. cuz eva, once again, erica, noticing the courage to the nations of bravery. oh, dear training people, different armed forces as a new person in standing up against the rushing, brutal aggression against the crane. this is not this for your crime, but there's not. there's also for the whole night to, for our security is.

the system installed by an n g o called east load by now works by collecting rainfall from roof, sending it through filters and into storage for all kinds of personal use. organizations that promote rain water collection se can transform communities such as this one by bringing otherwise wasted water to some of the people that need it most. but for it and really have a wide impact, it needs political will. and large scale investment. despite a sharp decrease in rain for the climate change, mexico city still gets more precipitation than cities like london, but with no organic way for the water to filter into the underground aquifers that supply much of the city's water. most of it is lost and this along with aging infrastructure and exponential population growth has led to a serious water shortage in the mexican capital enter architect loaded that gas bill. we're looking at how water answers from the street carrying all the run off. she designed this part in the area of the city most prone to flooding were rainwater, is redirected from the street to natural filtering systems that replenis

n g, a $1000000000.00 worth of russian architect liquefied natural gas into the every month to be exact. in 2023, the block was actually still importing 15 percent of its pipeline gas from russia. well, that's down from 45 percent. that russian gas in price, if it's in ports before the conflict in ukraine, it still may come as a better shock to people who are actually listening to brussels. brag about how they were sticking it, by depriving an energy revenues that they were still importing any pipeline gas at all. now add to that the n g o global witness reporting last year that the you really just pivoted to importing russian liquefied natural gas instead of pipeline gas with russian elegy imports into the you jump a 40 percent. since the onset of the conflict, even more than in each of the previous 2 years. yes, no one told french president a menu of my call back in march of 2022. sounds like people using russian gas to heat their homes or cooks and by gets in france may as well be personally carpet bombing ukraine sort of policy. finally, russia has already started to cutoff gas supp

n g, a $1000000000.00 worth of russian architect liquefied natural gas into the every month to be exact. in 2023, the block was actually still importing 15 percent of its pipeline gas from russia. well, that's down from 45 percent. that russian gas comprise of its imports before the conflict in ukraine, it still might come as a better shock to people who are actually listening to brussels right about how they were sticking it to put in by depriving of energy revenues that they were still importing any pipeline gas at all. now add to that the n g o global witness reporting last year that the you really just pivoted to importing russian liquefied natural gas instead of pipeline gas with russian elegy imports into the you jumping 40 percent. since the onset of the conflict, even more than in each of the previous 2 years, yes, no one told french present a menu and my call back in march of 2022. sounds like people using rushing gas to heat their homes or cooks and by gets in france may as well be personally carpet bombing ukraine sort of policy. finally, russia has already started to cut off

n g last february. not sure who's been taking all the long, hot showers in france, but the country is paid 600000000 euros to russia for gas supply. so far this year, as for germany, actually getting russian gas from its neighbors kind of like if your next door neighbor came over with a jerry can in house and took the gas of your cars tank while complaining what into moral dirt bag, wherever he was, sites reading it out and the netherlands and belgium being the dirt bag dealers of rushing gas in this case. anyway, it's average germans who are paying for the price, the virtue signaling in any case then this, and we urgently need to ensure that germany has cheap energy again. and i wonder why other countries, for example, have no problem importing russian oil or gas germany? does this to, by the way, but germany is currently doing it in a particularly stupid and expensive and environmental li, damaging way. we get the oil via india, and we get the gas, the liquid gas by a belgium to it would be more obvio

n. g. chad demands us troops leaving air based on the country. that's in the letter by the african nations air force chief becomes the 2nd nation in this, the whole region to give the boots to us military for new charges the same. i just want to give you a sneak peak of behind the scenes of taking place here. most kind of needs to be one of the main parts of the movie and our correspond to it gets a closer look at indian film making in central in moscow with the movie set to hit the big screen in september. the are watching are to international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital. the group of southern country is, has dropped a joint communique aiming to bolster ukraine's air defenses by cutting rushes energy revenues and the confiscating it's a frozen assets. over the past 10 years, western countries have imposed increasingly harsh sanctions on russia. but moscow still remains a top global supplier of gas oil and select the minerals and the mining operations . for example, in 2023 alone e u countries and doubled in force of russian nuc

how much it does show is financed by various n g o's, an international scientific institutes in kenya. the 30 minutes show is a weekly format. it's always filmed on a different form and focuses on a specific set of problems and solutions. one important aspect is showing farmers how they can better protect against climate change when he told us to plant trees. no, we tell 5 miles too many more to lynch. well, it don't how the environment and does that the end you a good use of water today, the team is in castillo in western, kenya. they're visiting eric. oh, geo, who's been a farmer all his life. the 1st thing that i notice that they work with professionals like me, i've done this project for a long time. what i've a lot that lot. he needs some advice about these checks which aren't growing as well as they could. and the employee with an animal feed company explains that eric needs to ad enzymes to his chicken feet. the show wants to reach as many farmers as possible around 70 percent of kenya's population live in rural areas and work in agriculture. with rule exodus is a serious probl

they don't have in working together with the spanish n g o. would you put that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation. then the uh, a very dangerous uh, extreme is dangerous circumstances and that the aid workers are having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping that causes the battle for 7 workers. and these n t o i live by this is spanish, of course. and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people and the, and of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in gas a cause. this isn't the one off, more humanitarian option. well because of dieting causes than anywhere else in the world. a 150 your more. you and staff members more medical stuff here than anywhere else in the world specs.

the n g o sized the vehicles are traveling through the d conflicted zone and had coordinate to the movements beforehand with the facilities among those killed was 44 year olds. they me, frank, come from meld and so you know, on the left to it's a food tent in gaza last month, australia is prime minister. and so now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his goal for sustainable ceasefire. must have meant to call it. this is someone who is volunteering this is to provide, i threw this charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good, as well as prime minister said is well, was responsible. let's honorable norma. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip and assume it happens in wall. so we are fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so these incident won't happen again because there's the notion issue. well, central kitchen has announced it's posing it

got closer to the death of 7 workers of these international n g o. and by the way, people that the wording guess a provide input, nothing else. and as the prime minister has said before, the, the older many aid workers from different angles. any solutions such as over that had died over the past the months. the prime minister said that more than $190.00 workers from over the half days since the beginning of the war. but of course, we have demanded the days where the government to clarify the situation and more of the circumstances down the brought the say table situation off of the $78.00 workers. and the of course, how you contact the beach if the spanish, if a course on the list, we say the, the leading face of these are very important international n g o that i remember having a meeting with him many months ago and keeps doing the same that this angel is doing in augusta, which is providing food and tried to do their best for the uh, security on the uh, the life of the people who are suffering the most with these, with this war. and as you were as

what, how much it does show is financed by various n g o's, an international scientific institutes, and kenya, the 30 minutes show is a weekly format. it's always filmed on a different form and focuses on a specific set of problems and solutions. one important aspect is showing farmers how they can better protect against the climate change when he told us to plant trees. no, we tell from us too many more t lynch. well, they don't how the environment and does that and you good use of water today, the team is in consumer in western can yeah. they're visiting eric. oh, geo, who's been a farmer all his life. the 1st thing that i notice that they work with professionals like me, i've done this project for a long time. like i have a lot that lot. he needs some advice about these checks which aren't growing as well as they could. and the employee with an animal feed company explains that eric needs to ad enzymes to his chicken feet. the show wants to reach as many farmers as possible around 70 percent of kenya's population live in rural areas and work in agriculture. but role exodus is a serio

the n g i would say is the vehicles are traveling through a d conflicted zone and had coordinate to the movements beforehand with the osama to among those killed was 44 year olds. they, me, friend, come from meld and so you know, on the left to it's a food tent in gaza last month, australia is prime minister and to now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. must have meant to call it. this is someone who was volunteering this is to provide, i threw this charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good, as well as prime minister said isabel was responsible. let's, honorable norma. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip and assume it happens in wall. so we are fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so these incident won't happen again because of the initial wealth central kitchen has announced its posing itse

the n g i would say is the vehicles are traveling through the d conflicted zone and had coordinated to the movements beforehand with deal socrates. among those killed was 44 year old say me friend come from melvin. so you know, on the left here at the food tent in gauze i last month, australia is prime minister anthony alban, easy described to us as tragic, and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. my problem and to call it, this is someone who was volunteering. this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous different vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good, as well as prime minister said isabel was responsible. let's, honorable norma. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip and assume it happens involved. so we have fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so these incident won't happen again because there's the notion issue. well, central kitchen has annou

the n g o sized the vehicles are traveling through a d conflicted zone and had coordinate to the movements beforehand with the osama to use. among those killed was 44 year olds. amy frank, come from melvin. so you know, on the left to it's a food tent in gaza last month. australia is prime minister. and so now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. must have meant to call it. this is someone who was volunteering this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good. the is really, um you said it would conduct a review of what happened as a professional military committed to international. we're committed to examining operations thoroughly entrance. apparently. we will be opening a probe to examine the serious incident further. this will help us reduce the risk of such an event from occurring again. well, central kitchen has announced its posing itself directi

the n g. a world central kitchen is demanding an independent investigation into the attack that killed 7 of its stoppers. the groups founder says they were deliberately target. bus dw speaks to women and ukraine volunteering to clear minds about 30 percent of their country is contaminated by concealed explosives. the hello, i'm terry morris, and thanks for joining us. data of foreign ministers and gathered in brussels to mark the alliances 75th anniversary. april 4th barks the signing of the treaty in washington in 1949 to establish the transatlantic alliance against the proceed threats and the soviet union. 75 years later, russia's invasion of ukraine has revitalized nato's purpose. this week, the organizations, foreign ministers discussing a long term aid package for ukraine. in response to the anniversary, rushes for ministry says it has no intention of entering a conflict with nato countries. a ceremony in brussels, nato chief un starting bags stress the value of unity between the members

the n g o sized the vehicles are traveling through a d conflicted zone and had coordinate to the movements beforehand with the facilities among those killed was 44 year old. say me frank, come from meld. and so you know, on the left to it's a food tent in gauze i last month, australia is prime minister and to now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. must have meant to call it. this is someone who is volunteering this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good. isabel's prime minister said isabel was responsible. that's uh, handled by mama. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip and assume it happens involved. so we are fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so these incident won't happen again because there's the notion issue. well, central kitchen has announced its pausing

g o's, an international scientific institutes in kenya. the 30 minutes show is a weekly format. it's always filmed on a different form and focuses on a specific set of problems and solutions. one important aspect is showing farmers how they can better protect against the climate change when he told us to plant trees. no, we tell 5 miles to medium or teach. well it don't. how the environment and does that and you good use of water today? the team is in castillo in western can yeah. they're visiting eric. oh, geo, who's been a farmer all his life. the 1st thing that i notice that they work with professionals like me, i've done this project for a long time. what i've a lot that lot. he needs some advice about these checks which aren't growing as well as they could. and the employee with an animal feed company explains that eric needs to ad enzymes to his chicken feet. the show wants to reach as many farmers as possible around 70 percent of kenya's population live in rural areas and work in agriculture. but rule x, it is, is a serious problem.

the n g o sized the vehicles are traveling through a d conflict and so had coordinate to the movements beforehand with the facilities . among those killed was 44 year olds. they me, frank, come from melding. seen on the left to it's a food tent in gauze i last month. australia is prime minister and to now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. must have meant to call it. this is someone who is volunteering. this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good, as well as prime minister said isabel was responsible. let's, honorable norma. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip and assume it happens in wall. so we are fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so these incident won't happen again because there's the notion issue. well, central kitchen has announced its posing itself

g o's, an international scientific institutes in kenya. the 30 minutes show is a weekly format. it's always filmed on a different form and focuses on a specific set of problems and solutions. one important aspect is showing farmers how they can better protect against climate change when he told us to plant trees. no, we tell from us to medium or teach. well they don't how the environment and does that and you good use of water today, the team is and consumer in western can yeah. they're visiting eric. oh, geo, who's been a farmer all his life? the 1st thing that they notice that they work with professionals like me, i've done this project for a long time. like i have a lot that lot. he needs some advice about these checks which aren't growing as well as they could. and the employee with an animal feed company explains that eric needs to add enzymes to his chicken feet. the show wants to reach as many farmers as possible around 70 percent of kenya's population live in rural areas and work in agriculture. with rule exodus is a serious proble

the n g a world central kitchen is demanding an independent investigation into the strike. the kill 7 of its staffers, the groups founder says they were deliberately targeted the hello and terry martin. thanks for joining us. nato foreign ministers have gathered in brussels to mark the alliances 75th anniversary. the russian invasion of ukraine has given a to a new sense of purpose in recent years with the alliance coming together in support of ukraine. in response to the anniversary rushes foreign ministry said the dialogue between moscow and nato has reached a critical 0 level, but that it's not seeking direct conflict with the law. this week, the organizations, foreign ministers have discuss a long term aide package for ukraine. following a ceremony in brussels, nato secretary general, you installed and back, spoke alongside you cranes for administered to meet the real clear. once again, recognizing the courage that the nation was a bravery. older training people, different armed forces, and you personally in standing up against the russian, brutal aggression against the

g o wells central kitchen says it's fall g o operation the si, size, human tragedy section. never, ever, that is completely unacceptable in australia, demands answers and the us calls for a swift investigation into the at the .

well, cuz were killed in gaza over the last few months with this or leave the work of the n g o is the have been bravely operating on the ground to the a to those who need is most. i mean, the reason as i get an isolated where all of the 208 workers job, including you and workers, we have 300 health workers from across the health ministry. they've been killed. we have all the 100 journalists killed, you know, almost 15000 children killed. god has become the most dangerous place on earth for these, you know, groups of people, and it leaves us in a complete, a complete crossroads where we're having to ask ourselves, are we abiding by our duty a care and our principles as humanitarian under international law? in sending our hobbies to review it, but you know, we have those conversations with our colleagues all the time. and you know, as to whether we continue operations, we scale up, we scale down, you know, this, this is always a, a conversation and ongoing one, because this has been happening since the beginning and this, you know, the risk of, of being killed in the field is something

well, cuz were killed in gaza over the last few months, whether this or leave the work of a n g. those to have been bravely operating on the ground to the age of those who need his most. i mean, the reason as i get an isolated where all the 208 workers job including us workers. we have 300 health workers from across the health ministry. they've been killed. we have all the 100 journalists killed, you know, almost 15000 children killed. god has become the most dangerous place on earth for these, you know, groups of people, and it leaves us in the complete, complete crossroads where we're having to ask ourselves, are we abiding by our duty a care and our principles as humanitarian under international law, in sending our hobbies to review it, but you know, we have those conversations with our colleagues all the time. and you know, as to whether we continue operations, we scale up, we scale down, you know, this, this is always a, a conversation and ongoing one, because this has been happening since the beginning and this, you know, the risk of, of being killed in the field is somethi

i went and talked with some n g, a humanitarian, and just looking at potential well, crimes looking at potentially human rights violations and backs. and this is what setting, so years ago it began to child spot. there was a weapon system being used for our inside talk talk to assess nations, but to target very specific individuals, groups of buildings and then particular cause. and this weapon system produces just the sort of effect by saying all these um, boy stayed on these vehicles. among the dead was 3 security consultants hood by wealth central kitchen, whose job would have been to liaise with these really military on the whereabouts. the fact that the company was hit several times, each strike some distance in time. a part suggest that this act was intentional and that the company was deliberately destroyed. alex gets helpless to 0 of the mondays attack. well central kitchen suspended it. so patients in gaza displaced, palestinians say they fear attacks like these will lead to for the food shortages. let's take a look at all the agencies who face some of the challenges in americ

and we have elections in the for, and later in the us to the money that goes to the n g o st. francis and development of from policies. that is, the interest of 7 public organizations in money is so great that they are ready to complete the $90.00 task. that for the boy, we don't basically know as agents. the field of action is getting wider and wider. this scale is already frightening. that is why the prime minister can pass what is happening with the grades because they gave so much money to turn it around at 1st and then it was impossible to shut it down to it. so now that the situation get out of control, the process is the game is invulnerable. that's what this cannot be allowed to happen in georgia. the, the president of catholic stem house coal for tolerance. so for the use of the russian language in the country, he made the statement while visiting a russian speaking region of the central asian state. a spoken simple according to our constitution. the cause of the language does the state language. while the russian language is used on an equal footing with the state la

n. g charts demote and see us troops leave an ad based in the country. that's an elective by the applicant, nations asked force chief. it becomes the seconds nation into saw how region to give the boots to your west military, off the media, to say, i just want to give you a sneak peak of selling now behind the scenes of taking place here in moscow. this is going to be one of the main parts of the movie and our correspondent gets a closer look at, in the, in filmmaking in central most go with the movies. that's a hit.

n g, a $1000000000.00 worth of russian architect liquefied natural gas into the every month to be exact. in 2023, the block was actually still importing 15 percent of its pipeline gas from russia. well, that's down from 45 percent. that russian gas the price, if it's in ports before the conflict in ukraine, it still might come as a bit of a shock to people who are actually listening to brussels. brag about how they were sticking it to put in by depriving an energy revenues that they were still importing any pipeline gas at all. now add to that the n g o global witness reporting last year that the you really just pivoted to importing russian liquefied natural gas and stuff. pipeline gas with russian elegy imports into the ege of the 40 percent. since the onset of the conflict, even more than in each of the previous 2 years. yes, no one told french president a menu and my call back in march of 2022. sounds like people using russian gas to heat their homes, their cooks and by gets in france, may as well be personally carpet bombing ukraine sort of policy. finally, russia has already starte

when talked with some n g, a humanitarian and just looking at potential war crimes, looking at potentially human rights violations and backs. and this is what setting . so years ago it began to child spot. there was a weapon system being used for our inside talk talk to assess the nations, but to target very specific individuals, groups of buildings and then particular cause. and this weapon system produces just the sort of effect by saying all these um, boy stayed on these vehicles among the dead bus 3 security consultants hood by wealth central kitchen, whose job would have been to liaise with these really military on the whereabouts. the fact that the company was hit several times, each strike some distance in time. a part suggest that this act was intentional and that the comb boy was deliberately destroyed. alex gets helpless. ultra 0. last and monday's attack, wells central kitchen suspended celebrations in garza displaced palestinians, say they fit a tax lock, these will lead to follow the food shortages. let's take a look at all the agencies who face similar challenges to the ameri

and we have elections in the for, and later in the us to the money that goes to the n g o st. francis and development of from the policies. that is, the interest of southern public organizations in money is so great that they are really is completing a task that for the poor window, basically no evictions. the field of action is getting wider and wider. the scale is already frightening. that is why the prime minister can pass what is happening with the grades because they gave so much money to turn it around at 1st and then it was impossible to shut it down to it. so now that the situation get out of control, the process is became even bulk of the customer with this cannot be allowed to happen in georgia on the you and you clear watched object saves, he's concerned that is real. mike targeted really in nuclear facilities in response to be as law make republics we since ranked on the jewish state. however, a veteran u. s. foreign policy hall, john bolton, he's pushing for those very facilities to be hit. he alluded to, and elijah nuclear weapons program that to around has repea

they also been working together with the spanish n g o. would you pull that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation. then the very thing too, is extremely dangerous at circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping the closest to the panel for 7 workers. which by the way, we're working in gas because people in guns, an art starving and they need food. and these n t o a live by this is spanish jeff, closer and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people on the, on of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the on why this happened in augusta course. this isn't a one off more humanitarian up to the world because of died in gauze than anywhere else

the n g i would say is the vehicles are traveling through a d conflict and so on had coordinate to the movements beforehand with deal solid tease among those killed was 44 year olds. they, me, friend, come from meld and so you know, on the left here at the food tent in gaza last month, australia is prime minister. and it's now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. my problem and to go with this is someone who is volunteering this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous differ vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good is about 5 minutes to say is well, was responsible let's i'm gonna bring them up. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip. and assume it happens in wall. so we have fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so these incident won't happen again because there's the notion issue. well, central kitchen has anno

they also been working together with the spanish n g o which apple, that food supplies eaten by ship, that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation then the very dangerous, extremely dangerous circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping that causes the paddle for 7 workers. which by the way, we're working in gas because people in guns, an art starving and they need food. and these n t o a live by this is a spanish shift course, and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people. and the, and of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in guess a cause. this isn't a one off, more humanitarian up to the world because of died in gauze than anywhere else in the world. a 150 your more. you and staff m

are we likely to see more pressure on the n g o's organization that have been operating that to say, we have to? yeah, because because it's really risky. i mean, i, i, to the, you know, the complex is ever evolving is, and is, is possibly changing. so we're, you know, of course, adoptive and flexible. um, you know, what is what is incredible by many of these organizations operating on the ground and the been here for decades including awesome, is that we work through the local community. so, you know, our, our operations are all mostly to our local partners that are not only humanity and workers, but they're also members of the community. they're also trying to look to the next meal for their kids and to their family. and they're trying to survive every day. and so of course the pressure is on that the pressure is a and so a, but those conversations are ongoing. but, but i, i surely hope that, you know, this conversation has brought clearly what needs to happen. so that i can come in, i know, you know, creative ways of delivering a 8 should be delivered how it all has been delivered

they also been working together with the spanish n g o. would you put that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation. then the very thing too, is extremely dangerous at circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping that causes the battle for 7 workers. which by the way, were working in augusta because people in guys, an art starving. and they need food. and these n t o i live by this is spanish geoff course. and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people. and that, of course, what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in guess a cause. this isn't the one off, more humanitarian up to the world because of died in gauze or than anyw

sandra state as palestine countries director for the n g o american near east refugee agency, she says israel needs to guarantee the safety of aid workers for saving lives. and the long term impacts are going to be dire. we already know that the situation on the ground is extremely difficult, even when an era was providing both a $150000.00 meals a day. the v c k was providing as much anymore. and now we are suspending. we have not completely stopped. we're digging applause right now to c and d. evaluate the safety of our staff. our staff have guided our work and they themselves feel like there's a target on their backs and have requested that we take a cause so that we can insure their safety. this all depends on the daily side. is the indiscriminate killing that's been taking on taking place in the last 6 months . uh, your colleagues, letting you know that there was a 173 in our humanitarian aid workers till the last 6 months. but that number is over 200 for all the medicare and a workers were we also see a high rise of feelings in for medical professionals, journalists, civilians, c

the n g o world central kitchen has demands on independence investigation and so the strikes that killed 7 of its staff. first, the groups found her says they were deliberately targeted and brazil and columbia make major progress in the fight against comfortable force destruction. researchers say despite their games elsewhere, things are not looking so positive, the quite richardson welcome. we begin to show with a fresh criticism from the kremlin moscow says relations between russia and nato have reached the level of quote, direct confrontation due to the alliances and large mentioned recent years. and it's military support for ukraine. and the comments come on the day, the north atlantic treaty alliance celebrates it's a 75th anniversary in brussels. nato allies have vowed to keep supporting ukraine's fight against russia's invasion. the alliance is weighing a plan to provide long term support for ukraine. it's asked that is currently shouldered by individuals member states. it may, so it's 75, but things zones getting any easier with age. despite the finds that the alliance is facing

s. law requires n g o's and media outlets to register if they receive income from abroad facing penalties for infringements. despite the obvious similarity after the reintroduction of the bill to the georgian problem at the us state department react as swiftly saying the adoption of this law will leave the country off the european pass. we remain deeply concerned that this draft legislation would harm civil society organizations working to improve the lives of george and citizens and would the rail georgia from its european path. we are also concerned that this draft legislation would impede independent media organizations working to provide access for georgia and citizens to high quality information. despite us concerns over the law, potentially impeding media freedoms that appears other factors are currently bigger obstacles to the work of the process. last year, when george's ruling party submitted the bill to parliament for the 1st time. our correspondent donald porter was also in the georgia and capital and covered the protest being tier guesstimate violence between demonstrators and

and we have elections in the for, and later in the us to the money that goes to the n g o st. francis and development of from the policies. that is, the interest of southern public organizations in money is so great that they are rates completing a task that for a boy we don't basically know as they sions, the field of action is getting wider and wider. the scale is already frightening. that is why the prime minister can pass what is happening with the grades because they gave so much money to turn it around at 1st and then it was impossible to shut it down to it. so now that the situation get out of control, the process is became invoke. this cannot be allowed to happen in georgia. the, the president of catholic stem house coal for tolerance over the use of the russian language in the country. he made the statement while visiting a russian speaking region of the central asian state. a spoken simple according to our constitution. the cause of the language does the state language. while the russian language is used on an equal footing with the state language and performs the fu