imagine that given the u. k. central road of the creation of these way, the state that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent and calls for seas for even when those calls come from the get knighted nations. the responsibility on the u. k . is higher considering the historical legacy of the you can the area. the yuki doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law . it is about time there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since brittany infamous ball for declaration license the birth of design. this is really state in palestine and savvy, rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. oh, as i said, this conversation further now coursing alive to joseph bra device channel, th

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the responsibility on the u. k is higher considering the historical legacy of the u. k. in the area. the, you can't, doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law . it is about time there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since brittany infamous ball for declaration license the birth of design. this is really state in palestine inside the rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. we were talking earlier with a political analyst on editor of red star radio, alexander mckay. and he said that british, i'm peas, have a rather selective approach to when it comes to condemning bull cry. this is a case of selective, remember, and of principles from sudden british and pays. they have discovered that they are opposed to war crimes when they are committed by these rally states. thus, they have completely neglected to

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imagine that given the u. k. central role of the creation of the user id say that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent, phone calls for seas for even when those calls come from the united nations. the responsibility on the u. k is higher considering the historical legacy of the u. k . in the area. the u. k. doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law. it is about time, there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since brittany infamous ball for declaration license the birth of design. this is way the state in palestine and savvy, rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. and what we heard from political analyst and the editor of red star radio, alexander mackay, he sa

imagine that given the u. k. central road of the creation of these way, the state that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent and calls for seas for even when those calls come from the united nations. the responsibility on the u. k is higher considering the historical legacy of the u. k. and the area. the yuki doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law . it is about time, there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 170 years since britain infamous ball for declaration license the birth of this item is really stayed in palestine and savvy rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. apparently his own jo, sebra, vice chair of the british communist party. she things on the dollars of

and the u. k of stain, the deputy us envoy to the u. n said the draft resolution that was brought forward by the united auto memories cooling for a ceasefire. in guys it was and i quote, divert divorced from a reality and would not move the needle forward on the ground in a concrete way before the boat. robert, where do i just a quoted there, told reporters is not an issue about isolation. it's an issue about what we think is best to try to end this conflict as soon as possible and also to help facilitate more humanitarian assistance is going into a gaza. there's been a push by our up country. so had a meeting earlier today with the secretary of state and the blinking pushing it for the cx 5. and with this and you go, there will not be an accident off of the united nations of to the us. once again used it's vito in the security council. right? no surprise, of course it's a israel spoke out to a games the resolution that's right. spoke out against the resolution, saying that as the site is only possible, once him us is a defeated, the un

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the u. k. of stated, the vote comes as the you when was that it's a operation and gaza as incentives as desperate palestinians, crowded to an english shrinking area away from the fighting. also coming up a french court convicts 6 teenagers for their roles and the motor of the power schoolteacher. some was, he was killed outside his school of that using controversial cartoons or somebody to discuss free speech the been visible and welcome the united states as we go to you when security council resolution on a ceasefire and gaza. so team members voted in favor of with the u. k of stating the us says the media humanitarian series find demanded in the document. what are the benefit him, us, which it and other countries consider attempt restart for an unprecedented moves by the un secretary general, brought them here. i see the consequences. he is going to be devastating for the security of the entire region. antonio gutierrez, used his power to push for a un security council vote on on a ceasefire.

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the u. k. is patrick barry, the defense and security analyst at the university of boss and in london, the sample i. freeman, a research coordinator at campaign against tried in the u. k. thank you very much for joining us on inside stories that i will call in. if i can begin with you, can you just give us your initial thoughts on the scale and this of, of destruction in gaza in terms of the number of civilians killed in a very short space of time. how would you characterize what is happening at the moment? a yeah, it's a massive and overwhelming humanitarian catastrophe. i think in the introduction you mentioned 17000 civilians killed, which is just an unbelievable loss of life. uh, the images that we're seeing every day from gaza or heart wrenching and i think, you know, as the us secretary defense lloyd austin, spoke about recently. are these rallies whatever tactical victory they're getting will come at a strategic loss because of the images that the world seeing on a daily basis. and i thin

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we have heard reports that the u. k. and the american consultants took direct part and help in organizing this terrorist attack and the regular be encourage you, creating and government to carry up what he crimes responsibility for these crimes is also born by e. u. countries which directly and irresponsibly continues to supply the cleaning and ruling lead with the weapons presidents. so quite familiar with this narrative that we will hear today that this would never have happened if we had not begun our special military operation in february of last year. that's a lie, ladies and gentlemen, we begin our s. m o. in order to stop what the key are for team was doing and done buzz 8 years of showing their own cities and towns with impunity. but you did not want to understand or with knowledge, this is only possible by defeating this terrorist regime, which is now using terrorist methods against their own as well as russian citizens . he's showing of townsend done vice, her son as i 1st go regions crime in other russian, rus

the team members voted in favor with a u. k. up stating the french course convicts 6 teenagers for their roles in the might of a parents school teacher. so no apache was killed outside his school after using controversial cartoons or the prophet mohammed to teach free speech. the no, i'm told me. alrighty. but welcome to the program. the united states has vetoed a un security council resolution on a sci fi and gaza. 13 members voted in favor with the u. k. of stating the us, as the immediate humanitarian seized by demanded in the document, would only benefit him. us, which in all the countries consider a tire of scoop and unprecedented, moved by the un secretary general, brought them here. i see the consequences could be devastating for the security of the entire region. antonio gutierrez, used his power to push for a un security council vote on on a ceasefire. and you guys that he got the vote, but not the result he was hoping for. against the united states, vetoed the draft resolution calling. it rushed an incomplete of sense.

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when the germans bones the u. k. and world war 2, when the allies bones germany extensively and we'll go to as well. do you think that there is any chance of it working here? it just flies in the face of the empirical evidence that we have on counter insurgency. i spent 10 years at the rand corporation, i think tank in the united states, and was lucky enough to be able to have several years carved out and devoted my time to studying every single insurgency from the end of world war $2.00 to 2009 out of $71.00 in total based on our coding schema. and we found that historically what we called an iron fist approach, which is certainly what the as rarely as are pursuing at the moment, is counter productive. and actually the counter and surgeon step pursue that approach. so my call is, you know, scorch stairs. they lose more than they when, so they're actually seating the advantage to their adversaries. and i'm us. and i would just echo something that patrick said earlier, when you know netanyahu, and the idea came out ve

so the people of zimbabwe by the u. s. a by the u. k. and by the e. u at which it in essence, so problem is the it or the other people often and probably. so we obviously prone mike on a conduct that is not very cool inside of the united nations shuttle value innovation to, you know, you know, that typically as of sanctions. right. now let's talk about breaks a little bit. now we've seen the expansion of economic integration of bricks, countries, and one thing the world is looking forward to is settling by electro trade and national currencies where the both country that are involved in such kind of trade now is that is hitting that by the west one way or the other, how far is south africa are ready to go in defending it. stand in settling by law to a trade in national conferences, i think probably for your fewest to better appreciate the evolution of the topics payments, settlement system it's, it's equally critical for you you'll feel was to understand 3 pallets of cooperation amongst breaks the member states as the 1st one speaks about the centrali

and this is the completely wrong way, is that germany also u. k. by the many, many other countries in the world. we have other options on the table which are cheaper, and these are really renewable energy if we would invest into it. the whole cost system would decline and we both have a lot of economic benefit out of it. and this is completely not understandable by those congress deciding on it claudia, comfort of the german institute for economic research there. and you can watch our entire conversation on the dw, and use youtube channel, thought to some of the other global business stories, making news, to the economy of the years. on the 2nd largest economy, france contract is slightly in the 3rd quarter. to be pros take down 0 point one percent from july to september. according to some data, fresh authorities say the trend was due to slowing investments and for the next year as own inflation is to to a lower than expected 2.4 percent in november on the year consumer inflation rose at a smaller basis price pressure eased across nearly every sect

these, the usa, u. k. and the, you, well, who best as it goes? you've been the 1st to have, are you in special roplenger and climate change and human rights talk in fry, who of course, joins me from here in do by. thank you so much special or i'll put you out for coming on. so 4 days in just remind us of critical it. is this a 1220 agent? how you under your special or a patrol ship, you directly link climate to human rights and how climate transformation will hurt the poorest in the world. if nothing's done about it as well, yes, this is a critical issue. i mean, climate change represents of one of the most serious sorts through here, manatees that we've ever faced. and it, and it's a, you know, it's already causing palm to many, hundreds of thousands of people that the rights to was, the food shelter are all being affected by the impacts of climate change. and yet, of course, we have the richest in the world, say the washington post owner amazons you haven't been as well as talking green like other all the gods. but with a half a $1000000.00 yor

u k. judge is safe, see us and overcome the decision not to expedite to search the april. 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued extra dykes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. and the secretary preteen patel signed off from the the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a strangers lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian, a son is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in that marsh purse, while he's legal to continue to appeal on his be off of the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump of rainbow allegations. and it's really important to, to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do. and that is to women, went to the police for having juliana sense testing for sexually transmitted illness. the evidence was really manufactured and it tur

the u. k. government is not a good idea. there is no way we can be equal or even be compared with them. i mean, i'm a tenant and i feel very frustrated by this decision that our government has made. my grandfather was a freedom fighter during the forest fighting for the independence of this nation. and was never given any proper time. so why should overland be given a weight to others? but the of them was the rest assured by it's not just to give the u. k. government land for cultivation. yeah, we are the ones fighting for independence as we speak for 2, i don't own any land and it makes me feel very bad when our government decides to give our land away. well, that's all from me now. my colleagues ask at taylor will be another top of the ad to take you on for the rounds of updates from the middle east and well find out the the, the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 1885, in the very heart of the african continent states under the rule

and this is the complete the wrong way, is that germany also u. k. by the many, many other countries of the world, we have other options on the table which are cheaper. and these are really renewable energy if we would invest into it. the whole costs system would decline and we both have a lot of economic benefit out of it. and this is completely not understandable by those congress deciding on it. claudia, comfort of the german institute for economic research there. and you can watch our entire conversation on the dw and use youtube channel, thought to some of the other global business stories, making news, to economy of the years. on the 2nd largest economy, france contract is likely in the 3rd quarter, or should you be pro, take down 0 point one percent from july to september. according to some data, fresh authorities say the trend was due to slowing investments and for the next year as own inflation is to to a lower than expected 2.4 percent in november on the year consumer inflation rose at a smaller basis price pressure eased across nearly ever

the u. k. is patrick barry, the defense and security analyst at the university of boss and in london, the sample i. freeman, a research coordinator at campaign against tried in the u. k. thank you very much for joining us on inside story. so that fits will call in if i can begin with you, can you just give us your initial thoughts on the scale and this of, of destruction in gaza in terms of the number of civilians killed in a very short space of time. how would you characterize what is happening at the moment? a yeah, it's a massive and overwhelming humanitarian catastrophe. i think in the introduction you mentioned 17000 civilians killed, which is just an unbelievable loss of life. uh, the images that we're seeing every day from gaza or heart wrenching and i think, you know, as the us secretary defense lloyd austin, spoke about recently. are these rallies whatever tactical victory they're getting will come at a strategic loss because of the images that the world seeing on a daily basis. and i

and you can military unintelligence contractor, the sled, by a former u. k. defense research. you sorry, jamie develop the sweeping censorship framework. this contract is colette s t i l, which partnered with c i s a in the spring of 2020. not only were multiple us security agencies involved in shaping the work of the safety aisle, even attending weekly meetings. the whistle blower also reveals that as many as 20 of the brooks members directly worked for the f b i or the cyber security and infrastructure security agencies, or c, i s a s d i else ultimate goal was to become part of the federal government in our weekly meetings, they made it clear that they were building these organizations within the federal government. and if you build this 1st iteration, we could secure a job for you. so while officials from these agencies preached about protecting the 1st amendment, the group engaging covered activities to influence public opinion and sense or inconvenience narratives on social media and with the cobra. 19 pin demick of 2020 c. i a say director of chris krebs, even raised th

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k. u, as in the you nation bombing and killing thousands of children and gaza there at admissions and their human rights that have some sort of hypocrisy, also to not cool for a cease fire. well, also saying one's green and gold 28 this year or well i've, you know, i, i doing this on a lead to very early on in the, in the, the hostilities for us as ation on both sides. particularly because of the human rights abuses that both sides uh, you know, uh, penetrating in this, in this, of this war. so it's a, it's a serious concern. and of course, you know, and, and all the, uh, you know, the, the, was that we're seeing going on at the moment. there are a lot of greenhouse gas emissions associated with this. and, and this is one of the, the consequences of war for us at a produces a lot of greenhouse gas emissions. and the military doesn't seem to be accountable for this job. i didn't sign a blank check for it. do you think you're and that's or they use a co sign means that's the reason why joe

that are the u. k. as long as stablish newspaper, the telegraph will be asked to turn over there, what's up messages and emails as part of an investigation. and so whether they're plans for the paper threaten press freedom. it's this comes after the u. k. it's closer. secretary earlier asked media watched all off tom to investigate the possible impact of the takeover of the telegraph by redbird. i. m i. the intervention was made due to concerns over the legs between jeff zocker, the former cnn chief in charge of redbird. i am, i am the company's main financial backer, manchester city, owner and vice president of the united arab emirates chic mounts or been side all night in the telegraph and stable meat newspaper. the spectator were put out for sale after the failure of previous owners, the barclay family, to repay the depths of 1150000000 pounds. now let's cross live to martin j journal. as an editor of marketing, it'd be dot org a martin welcome. so the u. k. government has said that it could investig

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we had in the u. k. the other day tell me robinson, who was reporting on the anti semitism much was pappas sprayed as was hancock. they pappas right him in the eyes. they had about 20 to pass. he doesn't offices arrest them. i know simply because he went back to show solidarity and just don't this much. so we all seeing these attacks and censorship and that's why platforms like i just need to be protected from these kind of censorship. most it yet stay walberg, you would think, considering, you know, i must because one of the new guys in the room that i was especially a platform. where is zachary or where is it, what is it dana? spite would take talk. why aren't they standing up in a coalition going and you know, you go after one of us, you're going to go after all this. why are they joining in, in this fight for freedom of speech? isn't that what their social media platforms are based on? now because i believe i believe that they know they see what we've been talking about, how the powers that be, the g

k. that's as a russian for administer, so that neither t of or the west are interested in speaking an end to the conflict of interest. people access to start in the political process and ukraine. it takes 2 to tango, but our dance partners in the west don't want to time go with us. they'd rather break down since that's and that's a down. so you can only do solo and agreement was reached at the end of march and a stumble after several rounds of negotiations. this was recently confirmed as facts by someone that participated david out of time in there was a member of the crating delegation in the stumble. and the reason seems to be reset . yes, we were ready. almost everything was agreed upon. but that virus johnson arrived and said, no, let's continue fighting. since then we have not received any signal from kids, all that most as they are ready to move forward to a political process. we'll set you up with what i see on the us and u. k. military contractors created a sweeping plan for glob

we are now seeing an attack with janice we had in the u. k. the other day told me robinson, who was reporting on the anti semitism march was at. pappas sprayed as he was handcuffed. they pappas right him in the eyes. they had about 20 to pass. he doesn't offices arrest him. i know simply because he went back to show solidarity and just don't this much. so we all seeing these attacks and censorship and that's why platforms like act just needs to be protected from these kind of censorship laws. it yet state laws, burge, you would think, considering, you know, i'm us because one of the new guys in the room that i was especially a platform. where is zachary, or where is it? what is it danced by would take talk. why are they standing up in a coalition going and you know, you go after one of us, you're going to go after all of us. why are they joining in, in this fight for freedom of speech? isn't that what their social media platforms are based on? now because i believe i believe that they know they see what we've been talking about, how the powers

but the u. k. of stains in the us use it's vito on both of the can speeding there'll be no new action ivy you and body also on the program. french court convicts 6 teenagers for that roles and the killing of a power school and seem to samuel patrick was killed as high.

u. k. government says the new deal address is all of the quotes concerns. we just bought a 2 problem strategy followed by a prime minister basically, so not to was published draft emergency legislation that will attempt to back any future legal challenges to is ronda policy and position in the business province remains deeply against the policy. madam deputy speaker, if the purpose of the real one but came it was to solve a political headache of the tories that night to get people out of the country who they said they couldn't deal with that. it's but you know, resolving success, offer all the money is to send free home secretaries the other $200.00 for which the whole conference the be grateful to paul. remember say these are companies, how many people is the prominence to send to rolanda? well, madam deputy speaker, we will do everything it takes to get this team working so that we can indeed scope the parts. and that's why this week we have signed a new legally binding treaty with rolanda, which together with new legislation, one address all the concerns

the us government gave the u. k. government, a sealed warrant for a st. just arrest in february, 2019 the echo during government receive loans of $10200000000.00 from various multilateral institutions of which the us, the majority cheryl, the, the loans were provided with the agreement. the sage can be removed from the embassy, the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one couch of computer intrusion. he was sentenced a 50 weeks and bill march prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation, and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition. aaron can still glitch from the in june 2020. the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment every phase trial in the us. this phone cover, they would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case after reviewing the evide

k, what is the u. k going to do on this occasion, i'm told by someone on the security council and certainly my colleagues have been in new york. i've been speaking to as many people as possible, but they think it's possible the u. k. could you join the us in a v tech because of course that you k is also a permanent member of how significant would that be? it would be very significant because i'm in the positive, it's the us alone. that's veto things on behalf of israel. so this is the u. k. trying to give the us diplomatic cover as well out 10, surely. but it's worth remembering that the, the u. k is a long standing position of, of trying not to use the veto. i'm, it hasn't used to be to since 1989 that's more than 3 decades. so it'd be very, very interesting. um, certainly the last time we had a us be toe join this rule was when there was a brazilian resolution talking, quoting for humanitarian pauses, which eventually set some weeks later was the similar resolution was supported by the us on that occ

k. u, as in the you nation bombing and killing thousands of children and gaza there at admissions and their human rights that have some sort of a bulk of say, also to not cool for a cease fire. well also saying one's green at golf 28 this year. well, i mean not, i don't assign writing in this, in this, of this more. so it's a, it's a serious concern. and of course, you know, in, in all the, uh, you know, the, the was that we're seeing going on at the moment. there are a lot of greenhouse gas emissions associated with this and, and this is one of the emissions and the military doesn't seem to be accountable for this job. i didn't find a blank check for it. do you think your last or that use a co sign means that's the reason why joe biden, after appearing in previous cops, hasn't bothered to develop into by this year. well i, i can't answer for why he's not sure or not, you know, uh, but you know, it's certainly an issue. you know, that one of the biggest greenhouse gas produces in the wor

u k and the u nations by calling for a permanent ceasefire in palestine with the leading newspaper in this region is our music with me again in the studio. is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so for coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it been for you personally and professionally? just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this nature nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region of condolences to every citizen, every uh, civilian that has been killed on on either side as an editor, its been equally painful. it's always a little bit more painful when it's in your own backyard. but also it was fascinating on to, to, to look at how quick