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we have seen ngos all over the world that can - ngos all over the world that can produce video contento have a difficult time reading. dissemination of information through people's native lang which is very powerful. this people's native lang which is very owerful. �* , , , people's native lang which is very owerful. a , , people's native lang which is very owerful. �* , , , ., powerful. as it becomes easier to chan . e powerful. as it becomes easier to change the _ powerful. as it becomes easier to change the words _ powerful. as it becomes easier to change the words coming - powerful. as it becomes easier to change the words coming out - powerful. as it becomes easier to change the words coming out of l change the words coming out of amounts, there is a worry that this kind of technology could increase the misinformation on the internet. when it comes to translating educational videos or sending a message to someone in their own language,... i still can't work out if that is super impressive or worrying. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. you are life with bbc news
we have seen ngos all over the world that can - ngos all over the world that can produce video contento have a difficult time reading. dissemination of information through people's native lang which is very powerful. this people's native lang which is very owerful. �* , , , people's native lang which is very owerful. a , , people's native lang which is very owerful. �* , , , ., powerful. as it becomes easier to chan . e powerful. as it becomes easier to change the _ powerful. as it becomes...
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_ charge of those operations, without ngos be _ charge of those operations, without ngos be able tothout the threat of being bombed and killed, the distribution will also be a major— the distribution will also be a major problem. what is needed now is opening _ major problem. what is needed now is opening att— major problem. what is needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos the ability to receive and distribute the aid.- the ability to receive and distribute the aid. there is a curowin distribute the aid. there is a growing debate _ distribute the aid. there is a growing debate in _ distribute the aid. there is a growing debate in britain, . distribute the aid. there is a - growing debate in britain, united states, about whether arms sales to israel should suspended. is that a move you and your arab colleagues with malcolm? the move you and your arab colleagues with malcolm?— with malcolm? the truth is that israel has ignored _ with malcolm? the truth is that israel has ignored every - with malcolm? the truth is that israel has ignored eve
_ charge of those operations, without ngos be _ charge of those operations, without ngos be able tothout the threat of being bombed and killed, the distribution will also be a major— the distribution will also be a major problem. what is needed now is opening _ major problem. what is needed now is opening att— major problem. what is needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos the ability to receive and distribute the aid.- the ability to receive and...
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let's not forget the international ngos and the palestinian ngos. it underpins our collective ability to expand our footprint, and above all, reach people on a constant and consistent basis. now, the wck case, the tragic incident has also shown that deconfliction is a much touted word. it needs to be clearly understood and adhered to. it is meaningful a to z. the convoy has the agreement to go, what happens on the way, if there is a risk of an incident. there will be direct contact to the military authorities, i would say, with the idf, that we can prevent. and there's always a constant negotiation or dialogue. i expect additional measures to be made or announced and to be firmed up. at the end of the day, the only metric then is the well-being of people is improving. if we can treat malnourished children. if we are bringing people back from the brink. if there is sufficient shelter. if access to clean water is improved. i'm working on a measurement system basically with the u.k., but i also had this morning a meeting at the nsc. the u.s. has commit
let's not forget the international ngos and the palestinian ngos. it underpins our collective ability to expand our footprint, and above all, reach people on a constant and consistent basis. now, the wck case, the tragic incident has also shown that deconfliction is a much touted word. it needs to be clearly understood and adhered to. it is meaningful a to z. the convoy has the agreement to go, what happens on the way, if there is a risk of an incident. there will be direct contact to the...
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there's also the question of funding, also for all ngos, but access, like ngos are being denied accessoblem. we need food to get to the north. the air drop is nice, very welcome, but at the end of the day, it's not sustainable or cost effective. there are ways and organizations and processes to deliver this aid and food to people like the 200 to 300,000 palestinians who remain in the north. but this is not happening. so there has to be a way to deliver this aid, and we do not want the lives lost already in the line of humanitarian work to be lost in vain because people are starved. this is real, i can name a a few people who have died from complication of hunger, but at the end of the day, it's not lack of resources at this point. we need access. we need access to places where people can receive food, and many ngos, it doesn't have to be x, y, and z. it could be an ngo from the u.s. government, could be anywhere. this is about intentional starvation, and we can solve this. this is not something we cannot prevent. this is not something that happened in an earthquake or something like th
there's also the question of funding, also for all ngos, but access, like ngos are being denied accessoblem. we need food to get to the north. the air drop is nice, very welcome, but at the end of the day, it's not sustainable or cost effective. there are ways and organizations and processes to deliver this aid and food to people like the 200 to 300,000 palestinians who remain in the north. but this is not happening. so there has to be a way to deliver this aid, and we do not want the lives...
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, ngos, and they are essentially manipulated, that is, the state there, more precisely, if we alreadye are political-economic elites, rather even economic-political ones, who govern, who act based on their elite interests, and they manipulate this civil society, which is specially atomized, fragmented, they put forward only , others are pushed aside. on the contrary , there really is one big trade union, society, we have created a large representative office, the trade unions are pitting them against each other, we have taken a different path, we have consolidated the civil representing all workers, and how many 80 people do you have, women are represented on the supreme national assembly, they are not in the social party, there will be a party in the belarusian 173, so we have consolidated, there are 173. it is public, yes, these are indeed issues that are decided by society, strategies that are being built, strategies after in-depth discussion, remember, after the twentieth year we went to the constitutional referendum through a two-year period of dialogue platforms, where from the
, ngos, and they are essentially manipulated, that is, the state there, more precisely, if we alreadye are political-economic elites, rather even economic-political ones, who govern, who act based on their elite interests, and they manipulate this civil society, which is specially atomized, fragmented, they put forward only , others are pushed aside. on the contrary , there really is one big trade union, society, we have created a large representative office, the trade unions are pitting them...
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ngos all over the world can _ benefits. ngos all over the world can produce - benefits.orld can produce video content instead of written content for people who may have a difficult time reading. so this kind of dissemination of information in people's native language via audio and audio is powerful. this audio and audio is powerful. as it gets easier and easier to change the words that come out of our mouths, there's also a worry this kind of technology could increase the amount of misinformation the internet. i still believe.. comes - misinformation the internet. i still believe.. comes to - still believe.. comes to translating _ still believe.. comes to translating educational| still believe.. comes to - translating educational videos or sending a to someone in their own language, speaks german. they don't have a home or security. their parents are suffering. security. their parents are suffering-— security. their parents are suffering. how does it feel bein: suffering. how does it feel being back _ suffering. how does it feel being back here _ suffering. how does it f
ngos all over the world can _ benefits. ngos all over the world can produce - benefits.orld can produce video content instead of written content for people who may have a difficult time reading. so this kind of dissemination of information in people's native language via audio and audio is powerful. this audio and audio is powerful. as it gets easier and easier to change the words that come out of our mouths, there's also a worry this kind of technology could increase the amount of...
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“beshkek, people died, blood was shed, yes, including thanks to these ngos.ince 1938 the law about'. restricts the activities of a wide range of legal individuals who, since the year thirty-eight, have seriously represented the interests of foreign structures and figures, fines, prison, deportation, restriction of the rights of undesirable persons and organizations, the whole arsenal is at the ready and it is applied instantly, but this is considered quite normal, but we all know about this, and at the same time barel said a week ago that the fact that there will be no elections in ukraine is an internal matter of ukraine and this is their democracy, that is, double triple standards. and so in themselves are destructive, but they also fall on this eastern soil, where the traditions of something, regionalism, are strong, there is a certain hierarchy associated with your origin, the clan to which you belong, ethnicity, maybe the group that now rules and which is on periphery of power, this generally gives rise to completely ugly forms of political life, and we
“beshkek, people died, blood was shed, yes, including thanks to these ngos.ince 1938 the law about'. restricts the activities of a wide range of legal individuals who, since the year thirty-eight, have seriously represented the interests of foreign structures and figures, fines, prison, deportation, restriction of the rights of undesirable persons and organizations, the whole arsenal is at the ready and it is applied instantly, but this is considered quite normal, but we all know about this,...
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earlier, i spoke with dr zaher sahloul who leads the ngo medglobal that sends emergency medical teams. thank you so much for being with us this evening. dr sahloul, you were in gaza injanuary. there have been four medical missions from your organisation. what have you been seeing, what have you teams been seeing? what are your colleagues telling you they saw there when they come back from those missions? thank you for having me. what i have seen is something that i have never seen in my professional life. i have been going into disaster areas in countries like area, ——syria ukraine, yemen. i have been in gaza multiple times before but what i saw injanuary is heartbreaking, destruction, systematic destruction of the healthcare system of hospitals, of clinics, huge displacement of the population. i was located in rafah but also al—nassr hospital in khan younis and i have seen tents everywhere, abouti million people are displaced in rafah which is the centre of the ngo's operations and many clinics we have are operating there. i've seen children come in mass casualty event after mass cas
earlier, i spoke with dr zaher sahloul who leads the ngo medglobal that sends emergency medical teams. thank you so much for being with us this evening. dr sahloul, you were in gaza injanuary. there have been four medical missions from your organisation. what have you been seeing, what have you teams been seeing? what are your colleagues telling you they saw there when they come back from those missions? thank you for having me. what i have seen is something that i have never seen in my...
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there have been these findings from an ngo which looks into water quality which are troubling.s it took over the winter, the bacteria levels are too high, they are above the norms and it is all scientifically organised above a certain level. the levels were above that level. there are assurances coming from the organisers saying, don't worry, winter water is worse than some water, they're all sorts of things that i get to happen which will continue to clean up the river in time. they must be worried. there are concerns expressed about the opening ceremony on the river, security, people saying they should be a plan b in case the water isn't clean enough byjuly. i5 be a plan b in case the water isn't clean enough by july._ clean enough by july. is there a plan b, is _ clean enough by july. is there a plan b, is that— clean enough by july. is there a plan b, is that an _ clean enough by july. is there a plan b, is that an alternate - clean enough by july. is there a i plan b, is that an alternate venue for this swimming part of the triathlon? i for this swimming part of the triath
there have been these findings from an ngo which looks into water quality which are troubling.s it took over the winter, the bacteria levels are too high, they are above the norms and it is all scientifically organised above a certain level. the levels were above that level. there are assurances coming from the organisers saying, don't worry, winter water is worse than some water, they're all sorts of things that i get to happen which will continue to clean up the river in time. they must be...
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it's a law against the ngos' activities. media activity, and it's a law against all the internationalountries, european countries, great britain or united states, that have been supporting georgia's independence, the building of state institutions, the development of our economy for the last 30 years and more. let's speak to nikoloz samkharadze, chair of the foreign relations committee of georgia's parliament, who is in favour of the bill and is a member of the political council of the ruling party, georgian dream. i want to get your response to the interview with the georgian president in which she said that this bill in her words is exactly a copy of putin's bill.— copy of putin's bill. good afternoon. _ copy of putin's bill. good afternoon. thank - copy of putin's bill. good afternoon. thank you - copy of putin's bill. good afternoon. thank you for | copy of putin's bill. good - afternoon. thank you for having copy of putin's bill. good _ afternoon. thank you for having me. i am talking to you from a country at gunpoint, i am a parliament building in essential part of the georgian
it's a law against the ngos' activities. media activity, and it's a law against all the internationalountries, european countries, great britain or united states, that have been supporting georgia's independence, the building of state institutions, the development of our economy for the last 30 years and more. let's speak to nikoloz samkharadze, chair of the foreign relations committee of georgia's parliament, who is in favour of the bill and is a member of the political council of the ruling...
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now, most ngos dealing with migration have called this pact cruel. asylum seekers. the worry is that this agreement could lead to more detentions, especially of children and families. but the eu says that this could be a breakthrough because a higher number of asylum applications being fast—tracked at the eu's external border could lead to a quicker and more efficient way of sending back illegal migrants. with just over 100 days to go until the paris 0lympics, there are concerns that the triathlon event could be delayed — or the swim leg even cancelled, because of poor water quality in the river seine — that's despite more than one billion euros spent, trying to improve it. from the banks of the seine, our correspondent hugh schofield sent this update. the big picture is a good picture. it's a positive picture. the big picture is that the river has been cleaned up extensively over the last 20, 30 years. it's far, far healthier than it was in the �*60s when there were three species of fish left in it. now there are 30 or a0 species of fish. so the gen
now, most ngos dealing with migration have called this pact cruel. asylum seekers. the worry is that this agreement could lead to more detentions, especially of children and families. but the eu says that this could be a breakthrough because a higher number of asylum applications being fast—tracked at the eu's external border could lead to a quicker and more efficient way of sending back illegal migrants. with just over 100 days to go until the paris 0lympics, there are concerns that the...
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it's a law against the ngos activities. media activity, and it's a law against all the internationalries, european countries, great britain or united states that have been supporting georgia's independence, the building of state institutions, the development of our economy for the last 30 years and more. and so it's a very big concern. that's why last year this same law was rejected by massive demonstrations and it couldn't be adopted. and this time, a repeat of this law is a direct provocation. let's speak to our correspondent, rayhan demytrie, she's at a protest in tbilisi. rayhan, what is the atmosphere like there? ~ , ., , rayhan, what is the atmosphere like there? ~ , ., ., there? well people are gathering as of now, there? well people are gathering as of now. there _ there? well people are gathering as of now, there are _ there? well people are gathering as of now, there are already _ there? well people are gathering as of now, there are already lots - there? well people are gathering as of now, there are already lots of - of now, there are already lots of people around me and
it's a law against the ngos activities. media activity, and it's a law against all the internationalries, european countries, great britain or united states that have been supporting georgia's independence, the building of state institutions, the development of our economy for the last 30 years and more. and so it's a very big concern. that's why last year this same law was rejected by massive demonstrations and it couldn't be adopted. and this time, a repeat of this law is a direct...
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then, please, but look, as soon as this was allowed into the country, the soros foundation, various ngosh means it has to be done later, with some effort, so the best thing is not to let it in, but there is another important point, you can’t just uproot it, you can’t just make the garden empty, the weeds will grow again, we need to grow our own, good, correct, a good harvest of patriotic organizations, political parties, public initiatives, that’s why we make civil society laws, political parties, because there should always be... everything should be sprouted by our liabilities, and not western ones, the last thing, but i’m not afraid for the twenty-fifth year, i’m not afraid for the twenty-fourth year, that’s what we are laying down now, including in the supreme national assembly, i ’m worried about the thirty-fifth, the fortieth, so that they won’t believe again, again a new yeltsin, gorbachev, new foundations, new ngos won’t appear, because who wants this, i can tell you who is lobbying for a new ngo to return to nineteenth year, first as a deputy international commission: the west d
then, please, but look, as soon as this was allowed into the country, the soros foundation, various ngosh means it has to be done later, with some effort, so the best thing is not to let it in, but there is another important point, you can’t just uproot it, you can’t just make the garden empty, the weeds will grow again, we need to grow our own, good, correct, a good harvest of patriotic organizations, political parties, public initiatives, that’s why we make civil society laws, political...
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there was even a grandmother outside of this ngo who told mea please do not record me.ddaughter. i'm extremely upset about these situations. a couple of minutes later, i had a russian immigrant leaving this ngo singing about how he's getting a free trip to chicago. >> laura: yeah, this the is all paid for, by the way, by theting u.s. tax dollars. because the ngos are getting federal tax dollars to resettle content to to the needs of the migrants. forget thebway people in new yok have to deal with filthy subways in the crime and sthe o forth, t you definitely have to attend to l parts of the globe. savanah, glad you are okay. it looked like is wet got a lite hot there and i'm glad thee mi flavors were advertising free tr the migrants to any destination. we have those flavors as well. savanah, thank you for being out there. the media tries to give biden a makeover and liberals have a new disturbing trend.th jimmy failla is a friend, and he is next. ♪ ♪ it's 20 degrees cooler under the sunsetter and we get instant protection from harmful uv rays and sun glare. for pricing
there was even a grandmother outside of this ngo who told mea please do not record me.ddaughter. i'm extremely upset about these situations. a couple of minutes later, i had a russian immigrant leaving this ngo singing about how he's getting a free trip to chicago. >> laura: yeah, this the is all paid for, by the way, by theting u.s. tax dollars. because the ngos are getting federal tax dollars to resettle content to to the needs of the migrants. forget thebway people in new yok have to...
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won’t appear, because who wants this, i can tell you who is lobbying for a new ngo to return. by theional commission, the west dreams of returning to nineteenth year, they regret that they have lost soft power, there are no receptions in embassies, there are no these oppositionists, eating like these very cockroaches, collecting money there with suitcases for the fight, this no longer exists, who else wants it, some officials who would then they received visas for a year or more in order to live in peace, what the people will get from these people is nothing, so we must once and for all understand only our own, no western money. this is an axiom. when lukashenko came to power, the first thing he did was remove the soros foundation, this was his first brilliant decision. would be here is the soros fund, wouldn’t it work out, maybe ninety-six, and ninety- eight, and 2000, and 2010, too much money, what can be opposed to them? well, since we are talking about strategic tasks today, this includes the development of comprehensive relations with russia, and we have reached a serious practi
won’t appear, because who wants this, i can tell you who is lobbying for a new ngo to return. by theional commission, the west dreams of returning to nineteenth year, they regret that they have lost soft power, there are no receptions in embassies, there are no these oppositionists, eating like these very cockroaches, collecting money there with suitcases for the fight, this no longer exists, who else wants it, some officials who would then they received visas for a year or more in order to...
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loans and so on, for the twenty-second year, i know the figure, the volume of financial support for ngosget there were 85 billion rubles, these are serious funds, about 10,000 organizations received it, and we are ready to consider further proposals for.. improvement of this work, thank you, thank you, mikhai vladimirovich, the floor is given to novik, dmitry georgievich, communist party faction, prepare, dear mikhail vladimirovich, together we strive to improve the legislation regarding obtaining citizenship by our compatriots abroad, but increasingly questions arise about the legal and humanitarian protection of supporters of russian sympathizers from others. states, not being compatriots, they sometimes want to move to our country for reasons of morality, for ideological reasons, because of political persecution for other reasons, is the government aiming to initiate easier acquisition of russian citizenship and in general is the time for non -standard solutions here, for example, speed up the granting of citizenship under guarantee or on the recommendation of universities, research..
loans and so on, for the twenty-second year, i know the figure, the volume of financial support for ngosget there were 85 billion rubles, these are serious funds, about 10,000 organizations received it, and we are ready to consider further proposals for.. improvement of this work, thank you, thank you, mikhai vladimirovich, the floor is given to novik, dmitry georgievich, communist party faction, prepare, dear mikhail vladimirovich, together we strive to improve the legislation regarding...
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this is a coordinated effort between cities, counties, and ngos. in phoenix there securing transportation out of the state. we tried to fix that problem with your help and technical assistance. senator lankford, senator murphy, and i crafted a proposal that actually addressed and reduce the encounter numbers we have seen steadily increasing over the last decade for conwell partisans here in d.c. have decided having a problem to talk about is more important than problem-solving, this does not mean that we can to stop working to provide relief in arizona. in arizona, we still must continue to find ways to make meaningful policy changes to secure our border and make arizona family safe and ensure migrants are treated safely and humanely. as you know, the secretaries help secure $650 million in fiscal year 2024 for the shelter services program to limit the burden on financial -- the financial burden on local communities. i was pleased to see the notice of funding opportunity published last week that gave arizona its fair share of the money available. a
this is a coordinated effort between cities, counties, and ngos. in phoenix there securing transportation out of the state. we tried to fix that problem with your help and technical assistance. senator lankford, senator murphy, and i crafted a proposal that actually addressed and reduce the encounter numbers we have seen steadily increasing over the last decade for conwell partisans here in d.c. have decided having a problem to talk about is more important than problem-solving, this does not...
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there was even a grandmother who was outside of this ngo who told me off the record she was like i'm now. please do not record me. an illegal immigrant just killed my granddaughter. i'm extremely upset about this situation. and then, you know, a couple minutes later i have a russian immigrant ngo singing how he is getting a free trip to chicago. >> laura: yeah. this is all paid for by the way by the u.s. tax dollars because those ngos are getting federal tax dollars to resettle and tend to the needs of the migrants. forget the people in new york have to deal with the filthy subways and the crime and so forth. you definitely have to tend to the folks from all parts of the globe. savannah, glad you are okay. got a little hot there. glad the fliers were out there advertising free travel accommodations to the migrants to any des continue nations. we have those fliers as well. savannah, thank you for being out there. the media tries to give biden the makeover. liberals have a new disturbing dating friend -- trend not friend. jimmy failla is next. to do things the way they should be done.
there was even a grandmother who was outside of this ngo who told me off the record she was like i'm now. please do not record me. an illegal immigrant just killed my granddaughter. i'm extremely upset about this situation. and then, you know, a couple minutes later i have a russian immigrant ngo singing how he is getting a free trip to chicago. >> laura: yeah. this is all paid for by the way by the u.s. tax dollars because those ngos are getting federal tax dollars to resettle and tend...
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, and these ngos receive money abroad, then they secretly invest this money in komsomolskaya pravda .efore in 2022 back in 2023, the government decided that it was necessary to introduce a law that would not only allow us to know, we all know that there are some problems, but in order to... american senators are again at an impasse, speaker johnson proposed considering the allocation of aid ukraine is separate from israel, while the white house insists that the package must be common, the pressure on congressmen from the administration does not end, the american president raises the money issue at any opportunity, this happened at a meeting with prime minister of the czech republic. i want to thank you for your help, mr. prime minister, for helping to provide for ukraine. almost a million rounds of ammunition. the us is ready to contribute, congress just needs to approve continued funding. they must do it now, immediately. the house and senate would see overwhelming support if they were to allow a vote. meanwhile, the white house emphasizes that they are not going to participate in th
, and these ngos receive money abroad, then they secretly invest this money in komsomolskaya pravda .efore in 2022 back in 2023, the government decided that it was necessary to introduce a law that would not only allow us to know, we all know that there are some problems, but in order to... american senators are again at an impasse, speaker johnson proposed considering the allocation of aid ukraine is separate from israel, while the white house insists that the package must be common, the...
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it was designed by bianca ngos together with local residents. the kind of big so you lived here, it's also where she gets her inspiration for songs or about autonomy and self determination. but also about how copenhagen text him. you have to for you to be climate and sustainability play a big role at the moment on considering whether to release my album on vinyl. it's not possible. can you do that sustainably? and how should i travel to my next kid? that's no problem here in copenhagen. but what about when that's the way? how can you avoid being an environmental center? i ask myself that a lot. it's 5 pm. the top last little piece of trust time. so you, we, to have 29 year old on a alias nukes is one of the few women in the cities rap scene. she moved to copenhagen 10 years ago. some of the above the the for the 1st time i can go, we can go almost any way i want to push here to go scale. sometimes people give me funny looks when i say i'm going to work. but that's how it is. a golf and everything is close by m. copenhagen is like a big village c
it was designed by bianca ngos together with local residents. the kind of big so you lived here, it's also where she gets her inspiration for songs or about autonomy and self determination. but also about how copenhagen text him. you have to for you to be climate and sustainability play a big role at the moment on considering whether to release my album on vinyl. it's not possible. can you do that sustainably? and how should i travel to my next kid? that's no problem here in copenhagen. but...
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the very name of the ngo suggests that it is not a product of russia to influence eurasia. ours, which i think will work successfully, about the memorandum. well, now a message from news agencies that... arrive at these moments, secretary of the russian security council nikolai patushev discussed with the secretary of the supreme national security council of iran ali akbar ahmadian the situation in the middle east. they noted during this conversation that tensions should not be allowed to further increase. we also exchanged views on the situation in the middle east and confirmed our interest in preventing the escalation of further tensions. well, like any similar meeting of this level. important documents were signed, so russia and iran concluded memorandum of understanding between the security councils of the two countries. so, the lenkom theater of mark zakharov will donate a car for the sanitary and medical service, as well as medicines, food and technical protective equipment to the special military operation zone. the car will be delivered to donbass and personally han
the very name of the ngo suggests that it is not a product of russia to influence eurasia. ours, which i think will work successfully, about the memorandum. well, now a message from news agencies that... arrive at these moments, secretary of the russian security council nikolai patushev discussed with the secretary of the supreme national security council of iran ali akbar ahmadian the situation in the middle east. they noted during this conversation that tensions should not be allowed to...
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you might say, well, plan copeland hill is his work. bianca ngos 49 years old, danish star architect. but we do have mountains of trash. this sounds like science fiction. but this is the world changing potential of architecture. what started off as wildly fictional ideas, ski slopes and smoke rings, is turning into everyday reality. his designs are internationally renowned and he's in big demand. bianca ingles has already built a lot of buildings in his home city. there are few other places that can make bold ideas like these come true. did you compare copenhagen's of stock? comstock. com is this dramatic occupied i go with rocky islands and aust lowest basically at the foot of of the home i caught in mountain and the sky jump in the middle of a beautiful fjords at copenhagen. it's kind of flat. but when you look closely, everything man made is, is thoughtful and has, as has been made with attention and care. it's the design. it is formed even that that makes copenhagen what it is got to ingles designs, buildings that have a lot of different above all diverse functions, themes to crea
you might say, well, plan copeland hill is his work. bianca ngos 49 years old, danish star architect. but we do have mountains of trash. this sounds like science fiction. but this is the world changing potential of architecture. what started off as wildly fictional ideas, ski slopes and smoke rings, is turning into everyday reality. his designs are internationally renowned and he's in big demand. bianca ingles has already built a lot of buildings in his home city. there are few other places...
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, and these ngos receive money abroad, then they secretly invest this money in rallies, in protests,n 2023 the government decided that it was necessary to introduce a law that would allow not only to know, but you and i all know that there is some problems, but in order to document that this money, this is how it came from america, it turned out... to resolve the ukrainian crisis , it is necessary to stop adding fuel to the fire, the chairman of the people's republic of china stated this at a meeting with the chancellor of germany. pin advocated the convening of an international peace conference, which would be recognized by both russia and ukraine. we will learn more from our subcorrespondent in china , alexander baletsky. he's in direct contact. alexander, greetings, what other topics are the focus of the negotiations? interesting, of course, the background of today's meeting between german chancellor olaf scholz and the head of konerpien, colorful carp in the pond and flowering trees on the one hand, on the other, not the most rosy prospects for the german economy, where everythin
, and these ngos receive money abroad, then they secretly invest this money in rallies, in protests,n 2023 the government decided that it was necessary to introduce a law that would allow not only to know, but you and i all know that there is some problems, but in order to document that this money, this is how it came from america, it turned out... to resolve the ukrainian crisis , it is necessary to stop adding fuel to the fire, the chairman of the people's republic of china stated this at a...
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of the current government, prime minister, deputies, ministers, they all also come from ngos, but thesepolitical development, began to defend the interests of georgia rather than interests. well, here in georgia the situation for those who organize the state transfer is much more complicated, because if the parliamentary coalition is able to overcome the presidential veto, then, well, this is global support for all, practically all the people, at least the majority of the people, this is parliamentary coalition, it relies on support of the people, but regarding technology so far i don’t see any breakthrough here or anything that would distinguish georgian technologies from ukrainian ones, especially since there were a number of them after ukraine. unsuccessful attempts to organize coups d'etat, belarus in the twentieth year, then kazakhstan that followed, in serbia there were certain attempts, this manual is failing, well, apparently they just developed an antidote, it’s not that the technology is ineffective, it’s just that the antidote turned out to be more, well, more effectively, ag
of the current government, prime minister, deputies, ministers, they all also come from ngos, but thesepolitical development, began to defend the interests of georgia rather than interests. well, here in georgia the situation for those who organize the state transfer is much more complicated, because if the parliamentary coalition is able to overcome the presidential veto, then, well, this is global support for all, practically all the people, at least the majority of the people, this is...
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we're aware we can't wait to see more ngos and humanitarian relief to support our people. but also it's hard for them to do their job without a sense of safety and without a ceasefire so i'm hoping my family will stay safe. i'm so worried for their safety tsr that i call the white house and gave the coordinates for the soup kitchen because after what we've seen, the horrors last week, i really want my family to be safe for last step, brother, i cannot emotionally afford to lose my mahmoud, who's running the kitchen. >> selima, the council on american-islamic relations focusing back here in the they say that they've received more than 8,000 reports of anti-muslim bias in 2023. that's a 56% increase over the previous year. the highest in 28 years they've tracked it disproportionate amount since the start of the war. this is more, more than after nine, 11, more than after trump's so called muslim travel ban what do we all need to do right now to fight that trend well, i think that is >> really important to know that what is happening in the middle east right now is impacting
we're aware we can't wait to see more ngos and humanitarian relief to support our people. but also it's hard for them to do their job without a sense of safety and without a ceasefire so i'm hoping my family will stay safe. i'm so worried for their safety tsr that i call the white house and gave the coordinates for the soup kitchen because after what we've seen, the horrors last week, i really want my family to be safe for last step, brother, i cannot emotionally afford to lose my mahmoud,...
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so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fullo receive the aid and to distribute the aid. there's a growing debate in britain, in the united states, about whether arms sales to israel should be suspended. is that a move that you and your arab colleagues would welcome? the reality is, for the past six months, israel has ignored every call by the international community to do what's right and stop violating international law and stop this war. we've seen un security council resolutions, we've seen two sets of provisional measures by the icj and israel has done nothing. so i think it is time israel faced consequences and real consequences for what this government is doing. israel has not listened, now the israeli government has to face consequences for its actions and instead of sending weapons to israel, i think the world should be sending aid and should be sending political delegations to make sure we get over this catastrophe. so, yes, we do support ending arms sales to israel, among other sanctions. it must be tough, being an ar
so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fullo receive the aid and to distribute the aid. there's a growing debate in britain, in the united states, about whether arms sales to israel should be suspended. is that a move that you and your arab colleagues would welcome? the reality is, for the past six months, israel has ignored every call by the international community to do what's right and stop violating international law and stop this...
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so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fullo receive the aid and to distribute the aid. he was saying much more must be done and done soon. the united states and britain are also saying they want to see tangible steps that israel will address these concerns about the protection of gazans and the delivery of humanitarian aid. you'll hear more of that interview here on bbc news today. but for now, back to you in london. that was how chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. six people have been killed during a russian drone attack on ukraine's second—largest city, kharkiv. the city's mayor says iranian—made drones hit several buildings, including a residential blocks of flats, early on saturday morning. 11 people were injured. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in northern sydney. other people have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the area's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there's been three d
so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fullo receive the aid and to distribute the aid. he was saying much more must be done and done soon. the united states and britain are also saying they want to see tangible steps that israel will address these concerns about the protection of gazans and the delivery of humanitarian aid. you'll hear more of that interview here on bbc news today. but for now, back to you in london. that was how chief...
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they were one of the first ngos here.al — they are the front lines of humanity. we will get to the bottom of this and we will share our findings transparently. that is the idf spokesperson. we have just had that is the idf spokesperson. we havejust had some that is the idf spokesperson. we have just had some reaction from the british prime minister rishi sunak. he said he is shocked and saddened by the death other british aid worker in gaza adding, clearly are questions that need to be answered. the reaction there from rishi sunak. our international editor, jeremy bowen, is in northern israel and has this update on the aid worker deaths. the latest that we know is that this incident occurred. the reports out of gaza are they co—ordinated their movement with their vehicles, that were apparently clearly marked, with the israelis, before they moved, and yet it still happened. the israelis say it is a terribly tragic mistake — well, a terribly tragic incident, and they are looking into what exactly happened. my supposition is
they were one of the first ngos here.al — they are the front lines of humanity. we will get to the bottom of this and we will share our findings transparently. that is the idf spokesperson. we have just had that is the idf spokesperson. we havejust had some that is the idf spokesperson. we have just had some reaction from the british prime minister rishi sunak. he said he is shocked and saddened by the death other british aid worker in gaza adding, clearly are questions that need to be...
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so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fulle the aid and to distribute the aid. he said what must be done soon. the us and are also seeing tangible steps that israel addresses concerns about the protection of has an of humanitarian aid. that entered the bbc�*s today package. earlier, i spoke to michael stephens, associate fellow at the royal united services institute. i asked him if us aid to israel is under threat. this is settling a chapter on the pathway, do nothing we have crossed the line. there are numerous instances where both the united states and united kingdom and other governments have expressed concern and their own diplomatic reporting has shown they have deep concerns over the way in which israel has conducted the war. that has not yet led to any sanctions in terms of arms sales, you currently have in the background a large proposed sale of f—iss from the us to israel, but i do not think that will be stopped so there are large aspects of the israel defence needs related to iran and not necessarily palestine so the
so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fulle the aid and to distribute the aid. he said what must be done soon. the us and are also seeing tangible steps that israel addresses concerns about the protection of has an of humanitarian aid. that entered the bbc�*s today package. earlier, i spoke to michael stephens, associate fellow at the royal united services institute. i asked him if us aid to israel is under threat. this is settling a...
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ruling georgian dream party reintroduced plans to pass the law — which would require any independent ngothey say has been used to silence media outlets critical of the kremlin. the european union has warned that the bill would undermine the country�*s european aspirations. tinatin japaridze, is a political risk analyst at eurasia group. i asked her what are the main concerns regarding the proposed law on foreign influence in georgia. well, the biggest concern is that the draft law would silence the freedom of speech of georgian organisations and also by extension of many georgian citizens, including the activities of election monitors. and the elections are, of course, coming up in october of this year, and they�*re critical. it is, at the end of the day, designed to demonise them as foreign agents, really as traitors, which is one of the legacies of the soviet union. and as i said earlier, by reintroducing the draft legislation just a few months ahead of the october elections, the ruling party was likely hoping to curb opposition media and the work of western backed ngos in exposing its
ruling georgian dream party reintroduced plans to pass the law — which would require any independent ngothey say has been used to silence media outlets critical of the kremlin. the european union has warned that the bill would undermine the country�*s european aspirations. tinatin japaridze, is a political risk analyst at eurasia group. i asked her what are the main concerns regarding the proposed law on foreign influence in georgia. well, the biggest concern is that the draft law would...
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united states, so and that's what this whole sharad that you're seeing with the world uh uh kitchen uh ngoer for the biden administration and the democratic party an election year. i know that sounds crass and craven, but that's exactly i believe what we're looking at. all right, about 700 thousand uh more or less uh is what we're looking at charlot case when it comes to northern gaza in terms of the uh palestinians are grappling with starvation some are fighting for their lives uh we're looking at increased number who have uh died as a result uh this is really a horror that's unfolding and soon it's going to spike because there's no aid there's no food uh what do you make of the fact that if you do a simple google search it was just three weeks ago that there's any news on this uh so-called us gaza port that's supposed to bring in food, except for the two, i guess runs that maybe the eu made and some of these airdrops that are killing palestinians also, uh, it just puts into question the sincerity of the us when it comes to the food aspect and aid for palestinians. well, i don't think the
united states, so and that's what this whole sharad that you're seeing with the world uh uh kitchen uh ngoer for the biden administration and the democratic party an election year. i know that sounds crass and craven, but that's exactly i believe what we're looking at. all right, about 700 thousand uh more or less uh is what we're looking at charlot case when it comes to northern gaza in terms of the uh palestinians are grappling with starvation some are fighting for their lives uh we're...
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"and that's what this whole sharad that you're seeing with the world uh kitchen uh ngo and this this facade of air dropping aid into gaza by the united states, this is just public relations to turn the tide on what's been a too an unmitigated disaster for the biden administration and the democratic party an election year. i know that sounds crass and craven, but that's exactly i believe what we're looking at. all right, uh, about 700 thousand uh, more or less uh, is what we're looking at charl case when it comes to north." in gaza in terms of the uh palestinians who are grappling with starvation, some are fighting for their lives uh we're looking at increased number who have uh died as a result uh this is really a hard that's unfolding and soon it's going to spike because there's no aid there's no food uh what do you make of the fact that if you do a simple google search it was just three weeks ago that there's any news on this uh so-called us gaza port that's supposed to bring in food except for the two i guess runs that maybe that you made and some of these airdrops that are killin
"and that's what this whole sharad that you're seeing with the world uh kitchen uh ngo and this this facade of air dropping aid into gaza by the united states, this is just public relations to turn the tide on what's been a too an unmitigated disaster for the biden administration and the democratic party an election year. i know that sounds crass and craven, but that's exactly i believe what we're looking at. all right, uh, about 700 thousand uh, more or less uh, is what we're looking at...
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so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fulland full ability to receive the aid and to distribute the aid. there's a growing debate in britain, in the united states, about whether arms sales to israel should be suspended. is that a move that you and your arab colleagues would welcome? the reality is, for the past six months, israel has ignored every call by the international community to do what's right and stop violating international law and stop this war. we've seen un security council resolutions, we've seen two sets of provisional measures by the icj and israel has done nothing. so i think it is time israel faced consequences and real consequences for what this government is doing. israel has not listened, now the israeli government has to face consequences for its actions and instead of sending weapons to israel, i think the world should be sending aid and should be sending political delegations in order to get delegations to make sure we get over this catastrophe. so, yes, we do support ending arms sales to israel, among
so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fulland full ability to receive the aid and to distribute the aid. there's a growing debate in britain, in the united states, about whether arms sales to israel should be suspended. is that a move that you and your arab colleagues would welcome? the reality is, for the past six months, israel has ignored every call by the international community to do what's right and stop violating international law...
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but there have been now these findings from an ngo which looks into water quality, which are troublinghas found that in a series of readings it took over the winter, the bacteria levels are too high, they're above the norms and it's all scientifically kind of organised. above a certain level, you can swim... below a certain level, you can swim, above, you can't. and the levels were above that level. so there are assurances coming from the organisers saying "don't worry, winter water is worse than summer water." there are all sorts of things that have yet to happen which will continue to clean up the river in time. but one can't help thinking that they must be worried. and in the same way that there are concerns expressed about the opening ceremony on the river seine, the security, people are now saying perhaps there should be a plan b in case the water isn't clean enough by the end ofjuly. i think the plan b, as i understand it... five people have admitted stealing more than £50 million— in what prosecutors say is the biggest case of benefit fraud seen in england and wales. all of them
but there have been now these findings from an ngo which looks into water quality, which are troublinghas found that in a series of readings it took over the winter, the bacteria levels are too high, they're above the norms and it's all scientifically kind of organised. above a certain level, you can swim... below a certain level, you can swim, above, you can't. and the levels were above that level. so there are assurances coming from the organisers saying "don't worry, winter water is...
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given the fact that the population of georgia is 3.7 million people, that's almost one ngo for every 148 georgian citizens, and 90% of these ngos receive funding from foreign sources, and there's no... no accountability, no transparency of where it's coming from funds and what they are spent on, therefore it is important for us to ensure the transparency of foreign funds financing. olga ivazovska is with us on the air, so representatives of the authorities talk about transparency and accountability, at the same time there is a threat from russia, which supports the self-proclamation of abkhazia and south ossetia, does this law move closer to european integration or further away? well, of course, what makes it distant, it seems to me that it is a big manipulation to claim a small distance to the armed forces of the russian federation from tblisi, we are talking about the occupied territories. and at the same time circumvent and help russia with sanctions, because economic indicators, financial demonstrate this path of development of georgia today, any legislation can be used in differ
given the fact that the population of georgia is 3.7 million people, that's almost one ngo for every 148 georgian citizens, and 90% of these ngos receive funding from foreign sources, and there's no... no accountability, no transparency of where it's coming from funds and what they are spent on, therefore it is important for us to ensure the transparency of foreign funds financing. olga ivazovska is with us on the air, so representatives of the authorities talk about transparency and...
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but there have been now these findings from an ngo which looks into water quality, which are troublingia levels are too high, they�*re above the norms and it�*s all scientifically kind of organised. above a certain level, you can swim... below a certain level, you can swim, above, you can�*t. and the levels were above that level. so there are assurances coming from the organisers saying "don�*t worry, winter water is worse than summer water." there are all sorts of things that have yet to happen which will continue to clean up the river in time. but one can�*t help thinking that they must be worried. and in the same way that there are concerns expressed about the opening ceremony on the river seine, the security, people are now saying perhaps there should be a plan b in case the water isn�*t clean enough by the end ofjuly. i think the plan b, as i understand it... hugh schofield in paris. let�*s return to the breaking news from the middle east that three sons of the hamas leader ismail haniyeh have been killed in an israeli strike. we are also hearing three grandchildren have also been
but there have been now these findings from an ngo which looks into water quality, which are troublingia levels are too high, they�*re above the norms and it�*s all scientifically kind of organised. above a certain level, you can swim... below a certain level, you can swim, above, you can�*t. and the levels were above that level. so there are assurances coming from the organisers saying "don�*t worry, winter water is worse than summer water." there are all sorts of things that...
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so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fullty to receive the aid and to distribute the aid. he was saying much more must be done and done soon. the united states and britain are also saying they want to see tangible steps that israel will address these concerns about the protection of gazans and the delivery of humanitarian aid. you'll hear more of that interview here on bbc news today. but for now, back to you in london. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. let us move on to the war in ukraine. three bodies have been found by russian authorities after a dam 11 people were injured. six people have been killed during a russian drone attack on ukraine's second—largest city, kharkiv. the city's mayor says iranian—made drones hit several buildings, including a residential blocks of flats, early on saturday morning. 11 people were injured. 0ur eastern europe correspondentm sarah rainsford, is in kyiv. she's been to kharkiv in recent days and told me people there are very nervous about the increasing intensity of attac
so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos fullty to receive the aid and to distribute the aid. he was saying much more must be done and done soon. the united states and britain are also saying they want to see tangible steps that israel will address these concerns about the protection of gazans and the delivery of humanitarian aid. you'll hear more of that interview here on bbc news today. but for now, back to you in london. 0ur chief...