mr stubb is the country's former prime minister. holds unfriendly views about russia, which borders finland. the president—elect says finland will have no political relationship with its eastern neighbour. it was russia's invasion of ukraine that convinced finland to join the nato alliance, after decades of choosing not to join it to avoid angering russia. mr stubb will assume office on the 1st of march. the pentagon says us secretary of defense lloyd austin has transferred his duties to his deputy, as he receives hospital treatment "for symptoms suggesting an emergent bladder issue". the 70—year—old underwent surgery for prostate cancer in december. he was later hospitalised for complications from the surgery. he was criticised for not alerting the white house and keeping his cancer diagnosis secret. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. labour's candidate in the forthcoming rochdale by—election has apologised for remarks he made about israel during a local meeting. in a

mr stubb is the country's former prime minister.views about russia, which borders finland. the president—elect says finland will have no political relationship with its western neighbour. it was russia's invasion of ukraine that convinced finland to join the nato alliance, after decades of choosing not tojoin it to avoid angering russia. mr stubb will assume office on the 1st of march. the pentagon says us secretary of defense lloyd austin has transferred his duties to his deputy, as he receives hospital treatment "for symptoms suggesting an emergent bladder issue". the 70—year—old underwent surgery for prostate cancer in december. he was later hospitalised for complications from the surgery. he was criticized for not alerting the white house and keeping his cancer diagnosis secret. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. labour's candidate in the forthcoming rochdale by—election has apologised for remarks he made about israel during a local meeting. in a secret recordi

finland's conservative former prime minister, alexander stubb, has won the country's presidential election. the political blocs which came second and third in pakistan's election say they'll work together to try to form a government. and the final of the africa cup of nations is over, with hosts ivory coast having won. with fans cheering on ivory coast and nigeria at the africa cup of nations. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. we begin with israel's planned offensive in rafah. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has insisted it will go ahead — despite the fact that more than half of gaza's population has taken shelter there. he says israel will give civilians safe passage to areas they've cleared north of rafah. and he claims israel's army has killed one hamas fighter for every civilian. the army has continued to target the city with air strikes, which medical workers say killed more than a0 people in the last day alone. the armed wing of hamas says israeli strikes have also killed two hostages in the last four days, and seriously injured eight others. and a senior hamas o

mr stubb is the country's former prime minister. holds unfriendly views about russia, which borders finland. the president—elect says finland will have no political relationship with its eastern neighbor. it was russia's invasion of ukraine that convinced finland to join the nato alliance, after decades of choosing not to join it to avoid angering russia. the pentagon says us secretary of defense lloyd austin has transferred his duties to his deputy, as he receives hospital treatment "for symptoms suggesting an emergent bladder issue". the 70—year—old underwent surgery for prostate cancer in december. he was later hospitalised for complications from the surgery. he was criticised for not alerting the white house and keeping his cancer diagnosis secret. labour's candidate in the forthcoming rochdale by—election has apologised for remarks he made about israel during a local meeting. in a secret recording obtained by the mail on sunday, azhar ali reportedly said that israel had allowed the deadly attack by hamas on 7th october. mr ali

finland's former prime minister alexander stubb has won the country's presidential run—off.right national coalition party — declared himself the winner with 51% of the vote. his rival, ex—foreign minister pekka haavisto from the green party has already conceded. the president heads up foreign and security policy, acts as commander in chief of the military, and represents finland at nato, which the countryjoined only last year, after russia's invasion of ukraine. let's look at pakistan. against the odds, independent candidates backed by pakistan's jailed former prime minister, imran khan, have won the most seats. but the second and third largest political blocs say they have started formal discussions about forming a government together. the two parties, led by nawaz sharif and bilawal bhutto zardari, formed an alliance to oust mr khan from power in 2022. they've issued a statement saying they plan to work together to bring political stability. if they do form a government, it's likely to anger mr khan's followers. his pti party was barred from taking part in the election, fo

mr stubb takes a hardline approach towards russia, with which his country shares a long border.olicy, acts as commander in chief of the military and represents finland at nato, which the country joined last year, after russia's invasion of ukraine. the united nations humanitarian coordinator, martin griffiths, has warned that ongoing telecom blackout in sudan is preventing people from accessing essential services. most of sudan's main internet service providers have been offline for more than a week. mr griffiths said people were also unable to transfer funds because of the blackout. in a post on social media, he urged those responsible to restore the networks. the head of nato has strongly criticised donald trump, after he suggested at a campaign rally, he might encourage russia to attack any nato members who didn't pay their dues. jens stoltenberg said the comments could undermine security and put soldiers at risk. the white house called mr trump's words �*unhinged'. our security correspondent frank gardner has more. we're still nine months away from the us presidential electi

an interesting detail emerges from the first lady, if if stubb wins, it would be logical for his wifebecome his wife, although she is a british citizen. but if hivestyu gets the majority of votes, then he will be the first. friendly match with the russian national teams of serbia. spartak. hungarian president katalin nowak is scheduled to resign in moscow in march amid a loud scandal involving the commemoration of a convicted pedophile. last year, novak signed a request for the release of the deputy director of an orphanage, who helped his boss cover up the abuse of minors. this became known last week. thousands of angry citizens immediately took to the streets. all opposition parties immediately demanded the president's resignation. premier viktor orban introduced a constitutional amendment to the government prohibiting pardons for those who have committed crimes against children. the president of argentina refused to live in his country's embassy in rome. javier miley found the historical tent insufficiently comfortable and moved into the hotel with his sister. previously, the head

farmers and to agribusiness in my from i know what is climate change, so i am in favor of policies to stubbs, this climate, so crises, but i cannot do it. we've prices that the fall below microsoft solutions for not with these protesters say they'll keep pushing their message with brussels, attempt to satisfy farmers so far falling flat. this will not result from rising, but charge will join me a short while ago to tell me about some of the concessions that edu was considering to stop the protests for their happiness, free of concessions to farmers over the past few weeks. as we see, these protests are running across europe, but not include, for example, easing some green farming rules, but also moves to try and prevent cell main ports from ukraine. that is something which some farmers have welcome, but it certainly seems to be the pharmacy or the street. not enough for them somewhere complaining that it was the communication exercise. others say they really will keep coming back until their demands are met. it seems to me they were calling for the kind of systemic change and everything to y

finland's former prime minister alexander stubb has won the country's presidential runoff.f the vote. his rival, ex—foreign minister pekka haavisto from the green party has already conceded. the president heads up foreign and security policy, acts as commander in chief of the military and represents finland at nato, which the country joined last year, after russia's invasion of ukraine. now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie. thank you. we start with football. the africa cup of nations final is under way, as hosts ivory coast take on nigeria, who have taken the lead. the super eagles are looking for a fourth title, while the ivorians have won it twice. it's early in the second half in abidjan — currently 1—0 to nigeria. william troost—ekong with a brilliant headerfrom a corner, just before half—time. there was a record—breaking score for arsenal today, as they thrashed west ham 6—0 for their biggest away win in the premier league. amongst the scorers, england's bukayo saka got two, taking him past his half century goal tally for the club. former west ham star

so i am in favor of policies to stubbs, this climate, the crisis, but i cannot do it with price is that the fall below microsoft solutions for not with these protesters say they'll keep pushing their message with brussels, attempt to satisfy farmers so far falling flat. this is your mind about top story this our hunger as parliament has approve sweden's bed to join nature, moving less significant obstacle to sweden's membership fee. west administrator alliance. hungry is the last of may. so says you want the member states to ratify the swedish member. so i'll set you up today, i'll have more of the top of the hour next on dw women talking money with increasing numbers of women in asia becoming financially independent. watched this, i can be the get ready for an excited d, auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, i'm shopping and i'm ready to dive into the hands of children to you. have you have a window? of course. yeah. we've got a response on the on expected side to side. this the shadows of jumping colors. these pod costs and video shed light on the dog is devastating colonial har is inf

and inside -- >> the stubbs from the gunshot residue test that were labeled rogue.ted it to dwight, and just said jackpot. and then i had to go through the rest of those boxes like i was looking for something else, and act like it wasn't a big deal. and i was ecstatic. >> reporter: there was little stubbs confirmed a gsr test had been performed on brad's robe. but where were the results? she asked the highway patrol for them. >> and they didn't send them to me. >> reporter: so she wrote to them again. >> i said, all right, i know they are there, i have photographs of it, i know there, there and send me the results. and they sent them. >> reporter: and the tests were conclusive. there was no gunshot residue on brad's black bathrobe, just like there wasn't any on his hands the night lisa died, mean brad almost certainly did not fire the gun that killed lisa. but why didn't lead investigator dan nash reveal that? well, he said he never received those results. plausible? >> not in a heartbeat. no, i was a prosecutor before this. my spouse is a police officer, dwight is

so i am in favor of policies to stubbs. this climate, though, crises, but i cannot do it with price is that the fall below microsoft solutions for not with these protesters say they'll keep pushing their message with brussels, attempt to satisfy the farmers so far falling flat. it will not result from my brussels correspondent, rosy bird shod, who told me more about the day's events. well, this is the aftermath of those protests. many as far as their tractors have left this part of the city for they have left behind the big piles of vern tires, bird pay sacks. there is a clean up machine underway here in the european union neighborhood of brussels. not all of those cars met a similar fate. if you look over it that way, you will see simply a molten pile of mess. that is another fire that was extinguished earlier by police using walter cad. and no, as i said tractors, i've made their way mostly on this part of the city. there is some traffic starting to move again, bicycles, for example. people coming home with their way for

towards russia, and we can to say that this is such a victory for a political nation, because alexander stubb, as far as i understand, is half swedish, and he swedish-speaking, his first language, his wife is generally english, and it seems to me that the last president of ee... in finland, who spoke swedish as his native language, was marshal mannerheim, since that time there was simply no such thing, well, i think that in fact, stup is more associated with finnish politics than with there, let's say it's true that he is swedish by origin, but i think that he has more associations. still has the image of a finnish politician in society, but tell me, mr. andrii, if we turn to polish events, literally before our broadcast, it became known that polish farmers on the border spilled grain from several ukrainian trucks near the checkpoint, there is one dear goose, i apologize, but what to do with it, you see, the situation is not resolved. it cannot be solved, well, this is barbarism, this is a crime , it must be investigated , law enforcement agencies must be involved in this, if this happened, t

so i am in favor of policies to stubbs. this climate, though, crises, but i cannot do it with price is that the fall below microsoft solutions for now it would, these protesters say they'll keep pushing their message with brussels attempt to satisfy farmers so far falling flat. it will not result from my brussels correspondent, rosy bird shod, who told me more about the day's events. well, this is the aftermath of those protests. many of farmers near tractors have left this part of the city for they have left behind the big piles of vern tires, bird pay sacks. there is a clean up mission underway here in the european union neighborhood of brussels. not all of those cars met a similar fate. if you look over that, where you will see simply a molten pile of mess, that is another fire that was extinguished earlier by police using walter cad. and no, as i said tractors, i've made their way mostly on this part of the city. there is some traffic starting to move again, bicycles, for example. people coming home with their way for w

so i am in favor of policies to stubbs, this climate, the crises, but i cannot do it with price is that the fall below microsoft solutions. for now with these protesters say they'll keep pushing their message with brussels attempt to satisfy the farmers so far falling flat. it will not result from my brussels correspondent, rosy bird shod, who told me more about the day's events. well, this is the aftermath of those protests. many of farmers near tractors have left this part of the city for they have left behind the big piles of vern tires, bird tay sachs. there is a clean up machine underway here in the european union neighborhood of brussels. not all of those cars met a similar fate. if you look over it that way, you will see simply a molten pile of mess. that is another fire that was extinguished earlier by police using walter cad and no, as i said, tractors, i've made their way mostly on this part of the city. there is some traffic starting to move again, bicycles, for example. people coming home with their way for work, of course, brussels is as easy to use, a place where people ar

the run—off sees the centre—right former prime minister, alexander stubb, taking on the green party memberster, pekka haavisto. both take a hardline approach towards russia. the winner will be finland's first new head of state in 12 years. earlier, i spoke to teivo teivainen, a professor of world politics at the university of helsinki. the whole situation with russia is and has been one of the defining features of finnish foreign policy. the president constitutionally is in charge mostly of foreign policy. so in that sense anything happening with eastern border nato and russia is an issue again. the relationship with russia is different from previous elections because the president doesn't really need to handle that much, the relationship is quite frozen right now. i handle that much, the relationship is quite frozen right now.— is quite frozen right now. i want to ask ou is quite frozen right now. i want to ask you about. _ is quite frozen right now. i want to ask you about, i _ is quite frozen right now. i want to ask you about, i don't _ is quite frozen right now. i want to ask you abou

the run—off sees the centre right former prime minister, alexander stubb, taking on the green party memberhardline approach towards russia. the winner will be finland's first new head of state in 12 years. two huge sporting events will get underway tonight — the superbowl — we'll have plenty on that in a moment — and the final of the africa cup of nations, to be held in a 60,000 seater stadium, where hosts ivory coast take on fellow former champions, nigeria. the super eagles are aiming for a fourth afcon crown in abidjan while the ivorians are looking to add to their triumphs in 1992 and 2015. in saturday's third place play—off final south africa beat the democratic republic of congo 6—5 on penalties. we're nowjoined by the ivory coast ambassador to the united kingdom, sara amani. thank you forjoining us. i see you are wearing your ivory coast football shirt. are wearing your ivory coast footballshirt. i imagine are wearing your ivory coast football shirt. i imagine you must be incredibly excited. as well as the football, of course your country is hosting the tournament. what do you think

jonathan stubbs with a bit of warning. the broad u.s. tech group presents valuation headwinds, multiples have expanded. and the relative pe for u.s. tech versus global equities gives a self signal. it gives a self signal. does that mean you want to sell? >> in markets, things are more complicated. we have valuation signals that we have to respect that tells us to sell u.s. tech at this point. that is clear. we have momentum signals which would tell you the opposite. investors are copper between the two schools. -- cost between the two schools and for the moment, -- caught between the two schools and for the moment, momentum is winning. we think it is the more sensible path to take. jonathan: we are all asking the same question, whether the earnings power of the magnificent seven, 6, 5, 4, can continue to power this rally stateside. >> if you break the 500 into the max seven and the spx 493, the max seven has outperformed the 493 in earnings by around 90% since -- lisa: we have to be getting some technical issues. he's turned it off. he s

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the conservative former prime minister alexander stubb won the presidential election with over 51% oft was finland's first election since joining nato. in pakistan, candidates affiliated with the jailed former prime minister imran khan have pulled off a major upset by winning 101 seats, more than any other party in last week's election even though khan's pti party was formally barred from running. but the pti-affiliated candidates fell short of winning a majority of seats giving other parties a chance to form a coalition government. supporters of khan accused the military of rigging thursday's vote by taking drastic actions including shutting down the country's cell phone service on election day. >> today's demonstration is a protest against the forces that have stolen the people's mandate. this is a protest against those forces that do not accept public opinion and think they can impose their decision on the public. amy: in sudan, u.n. officials estimate about 18 million people are facing levels of severe hunger, a figure that's doubled since last year due to months of fighting betwe

and i spoke to finland's presidential front-runner alexander stubb, maintaining a delicate balance as member. >>> then -- >> this is not about a camping trip. this is actually about pushing humanity into th

you very much, johan , please tell me, this is what we just saw and what we just heard from alexander stubbhobia, these are you know, these old ones, so say, all the secret dirty, you know, fantasies they came out to the surface, because they always were, or something else happened, or well, because there in the plot, remember, there was such a moment when the finns, realizing that this meant that the bet did not work, declared war on germany immediately, before that’s why they actually took part in the siege of leningrad a little, and so they declared war on germany, we generally say there have always been anti-fascists, now it turns out they felt a different wind and russia, well, not that they declared war, but declared an enemy, at least what? you know, this is of course all very sad, because finland , where i gave birth, was born, where i worked, studied, no longer exists, that is, this is a new regime, this is an american regime, a pro-american regime, by the way, alexander stoop is a person who even went to school in the usa, he studied at a university in the usa, that is, he is comp

but people don't have a diversifier because it's not -- i think jonathan stubbs was saying that.is assets that are uncorrelated to the rest of the market. i don't know what they are correlated to but to me this sort of popped out of nowhere and seems to be on a freight train moving back to some of the other types of trading. >> that train went through station 63 on the screen again. under surveillance this morning investors looking at the fed inflation gauge. that's just terrible. bloomberg survey expecting the number to double from a month earlier to 0.4 percent plus another look at the u.s. consumer with personal income spending data. 200 10 k the estimate for jobless claims. we will hear from presidents bostic, gold spa he and williams prayed claims will be super important. how strange it is we keep getting notices from different companies about layoffs. we heard this from company after company whether it's bumble, one of the bigger companies that came out yesterday we saw some issues with salesforce for seeing something with respect to guidance. all of these companies we saw