u. s. a new weapons in the middle east against palestinians in gaza were over 25000 people have been killed, mostly women and children. this in a week ways. riley, bmw and yahoo rejected the creation of about a city and state something called unacceptable by you infected the general engineer gutierrez. joining me from tel aviv now is a former is really excessive member and incumbent chairman of these really our majority by large party, which advocates for the rights of palestinians in israel. thank you so much. i'm sorry for coming on. just as i said today, the anniversary of the as, as liberation of our shipments stollins troops saving so many jews from german genocide. why is the u. s. u k? i'm to tack on gaza. you to tack on guys a light? gosh, whats, where's the fall in? and then the pin in human history. we had such an ironic scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life, but it's little bit that the jewish people will have suffered so much wrong from ra

u. s. and new weapons in the middle east against palestinians in gaza were over 25000 people have been killed, mostly women and children. this in a week ways. riley, bmw and yahoo rejected the creation of about a city and state something called unacceptable by un secretary general engineer gutierrez. joining me from tel aviv now is a former is randy class had remembered incumbent chapman. and these really our majority biologic party, which advocates for the rights of alice indians in israel. thank you so much, i, savvy for coming on. soon as i said today, the anniversary would be as, as, as liberation of our shipments. stollins troops saving so many jews from german genocide. why is the u. s. u k? i'm to tack on gaza. you to tack on guys. i like ash with where it's the fall and i didn't know when in human history we had such an i run it scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life. but it's little bit that the jewish people will have suffered so much from, f

u. s. a new weapons in the middle east against palestinians in gaza were over 25000 people have been killed, mostly women and children. this in a week ways riley, bmw and yahoo rejected the creation of about a city and state something called unacceptable by un secretary general engineer gutierrez. joining me from tel aviv now is a former is randy class had remembered incumbent germany. these really are majority by large party which advocates for the rights of alice indians in israel. thank you so much, i savvy for coming on. soon as i said today, the anniversary of the as, as, as the variation of our shipments stollins troops saving so many jews from german genocide. why is the u. s. u k. um, to attack on gaza. you the attack on guys a like ash which is the following. and then when in human history we had such a run it scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life. but it's a little bit that the jewish people will have suffered so much from, from racism and f

u. s. a new weapons in the middle east against palestinians in gaza were over 25000 people are being killed, mostly women and children. this in a week ways riley, bmw and yahoo rejected the creation of about a city and state something called unacceptable by you and secretary general engineer gutierrez, joining me from tel aviv now is a former is really excessive member and incumbent chairman of these really our majority by large party which advocates for the rights of palestinians in israel. thank you so much, sammy, for coming on. soon as i said today, the anniversary of the as, as, as the variation of our shipments stollins troops saving so many jews from german genocide. why is the u. s. u k. um, to attack on gaza? you the attack on guys a like ash which is to fall in and then when in human history we had such a run it scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life, but it's the jewish people who have suffered so much wrong from racism and from the human a

u. s. and indonesia, as well as in thailand, japan, italy, greece and pakistan. demonstrations were all part of a global day of action for palestine and to called for is realty. and it said via so in the united states, government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to say is that i have the funds that are dropping one guys out a you estimate and the apology. i think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of the messic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we will have full size? is it a leaf water? cut them in the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it a wound us both and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and pool to egypt. in other words, they were calling for an insignificant i'm saying is open the world. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right? and that's a, this is a crusa

why is the u. s. u k. um, to attack on gaza? you the attack on guys a like ash which is the poland and then the pin in human history. we had such a run it scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life, but it's little bit that the jewish people will have suffered so much wrong from racism and from the human a zation a are now and the national guard for justice is being charged was crimes of of, of jennifer. this is, this is unbelievable then is so, so sad and so frustrating because it seems that unfortunate the human beings do not look at them anything from, from history. a. and this is really very negative . i'm not promising. going to do to commemorate this, this is this, the important historical event you, you would expect that people would learn something, you know, at least the victims would learn something, but to, i'm not seeing any of this happening and was being continuous war crimes drives that it a uh, but by south africa and a lot of other states i see and by the palestinians of wars a

as the u. s. u. k. college and habitats. several cities and young man in response to the who, the pro power assign campaign and the right see of course that has season attack is really bound ships. they are now people here say of course they look at the south african case as a practical staff to bring the snowball in conflict so on and urging the ones top court to pull the plug on quote, as well as war machine. political on the list. i'm time i'll beside i flight gather stated to the south and with his family. he shared his impression of the on the same road he took in search of refuge. we so uh this, almost in the corner of the god. just if i have to move up to my home to, to all the different places in the god listed seeking, safety as a school for myself from my family. uh, it's like a very little situation in many is it down to a formal skills by is what a little broadband. that is why you just called in a different the in the areas which is room. does that make it as soon as it goes in the south

u. s. a new weapons in the middle east against palestinians in gaza were over 25000 people have been filled, mostly women and children. this in a week ways riley, bmw and yahoo rejected the creation of about a city and state something called unacceptable by un secretary general engineer gutierrez. joining me from tel aviv now is a former, it's really classic member and incumbent chairman of these really our majority by large party, which advocates for the rights of fellow citizens in israel. thank you so much, i savvy for coming on. soon as i said today, the anniversary it'd be as, as, as liberation of the house you, it's the style in strube saving so many jews from german genocide. why is the u. s . u k? i'm to tack on gaza. you to tack on guys? i like ash with where's the fall and i didn't know when in human history we had such an ironic scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life. but it's the jewish people who have suffered so much from, from racism and

k u. s. and indonesia, as well as in thailand, japan, it's lead threes and practiced on demonstrations. we're all part of a global day of action for palestine hold for israel. and they said the assortment in the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the funds that are dropping one guys out a you estimate and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have full size? is it a leak water cut? the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it. i want us both and on a, during those time that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an insignificant i'm saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to to is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no rights that they do. thi

s. u. k. and other western governments to carry out a full scale military attacks against the palestinians and the besieged gauze. as for it being occupied, west bank over the past 3 months and has been infringing upon all international conventions concerning palestinians, especially now that the american and british governments have directly been drawn into the conflict bombing b o. c targets said you have an active as your war and that the non con effects of these really hum us or are gripping far flung corners of the region. human is situated, 1400 miles away from the epicenter of the crisis. and gosh, i know it has turned into another hotspots in the crisis as the u. s. u. k. call issue and have attacked several cities and you have them in response to the who, the pro palestine campaign in the right. see, of course that has season a task is reading down shift there. now, people here say of course they look at the south african case as a practical staff to bring the snowball in complex one

s. u. k, and other western governments to carry out a full scale military attacks against palestinians and the besieged gauze. this rep can be occupied, west bank over the past 3 months, and has been infringing upon all international conventions concerning palestinians, especially now that the american and british governments have directly been drawn into the conflict bombing b o. c targets said you have an active as your war and that the non con effects of these ready hum us for our i'm dripping far flung corners of the region. young men is situated 1400 miles away from the epicenter of the crisis. and gosh, i know it has turned into another hotspots in the crisis as the u. s. u. k, college and habitats several cities and young man in response to the who, the pro power assigned campaign. in the right, see, of course that has seized and attacked is really bound ships. they are now. people here say of course they look at the south african case as a practical staff to bring the snowball in co

s. and the u. k. so we have a pentagon statement and that says that 8 targets in yemen were hit with what they called precision precision strikes. um they also say that that's aimed at underground storage and a miss uh, and surveillance capabilities. now when it comes to the justification for these strikes, you've already had the u. k. for the secretary, david cameron, he's further flashed out in his statement that he does not believe the who's the narrative that is sold and retaliation to the war in gaza. and he remains that he sees, has indiscriminately targeted shipping to the notes of overall from the us and the okay. and the general coalition that are behind the strikes as this is to protect international shipping, to protect the red sea. that's so vital for global trade. this is the 2nd time that the u. s. and u. k. of conducted these coordinated military strikes against the who's these is the support. so these attacks, generally in the u. k. it's it's interesting, a recent poll did shows that t

people in militia, south africa, the u. k. a, u. s. and indonesia, as well as in filing japan, easily dreams of pakistan. demonstrations were all part of a global day of alv auctions upon the spine and the zip code for each road and its deadly attract. we've heard from some of those taking part in the demonstrations. the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys are you estimate and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to 5, is it a leak water? cut them the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it. i want us both. and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fa

why is the u. s. u k? i'm to tack on gaza. you to tack on guys? i like ash with there's to fall in and then when in human history we had such a run it scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life. but it's the jewish people who have suffered so much wrong from racism and from the human a zation a are now and the national guard for justice is being charged was crimes of of, of jennifer. this is this is unbelievable. and so, so sad and so frustrating because it says that unfortunate the human beings do not know to them anything from, from history a. and this is really very negative, but not promising me to do. to commemorate this, this is the important historical event you, you would expect that people would, would learn something, you know, at least the victims would learn something. but to, i'm not seeing any of this happening and where i seeing continuous world crimes drives that, that a lot by south africa and a lot of other states i see. and by the palestinians of wars are seen as, as grams, that you can take, i

the u. s. military launch the 6th round, the strikes on differences in given last friday. the attack is in response to the rebels were firing on an american own chicago ship in the red sea. with his claim that their attacks on trading ships linked to israel all carried out in support of gaza. early on, my colleague richard ruble spoke with archie, contributor chris, and about the story that they do have all the routes they can take. but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right, egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the world. it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, hydro diesel products to do the us. i'm the change the site that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's way to get a have a significant effect on the economy. because even just that say here the route because of the coming crisis and the price of oil is rising day by day by day. so the cost to actually drive the time comes down to pick it up. it's just going to come even even more cost prohibitive.

s. u. k strikes against the who cheese are the right thing to do. but i think clearly because after now a 6 or 7 of these strikes and i'm sure we've done a lot of damage. the attacks on shipping in the red sea continues. the problem here is that we're attacking the proxies and we're not attacking the source, the source as a rod. we also had the same call from us senator lindsey graham st. hit a, ron, hit them. now. what response are you expecting to see from washington? of course the going to doing the image at that time, but i don't, i don't believe that the admin uh by the administration will do a, the military attack on uh, on it on them. i do a few of the air strikes on their positions and there are many shows in syria and iraq, but i don't see them doing a minute to the bomb and attack on that you're on. exactly, as we all know, john bolton, the, he has a big role in the destruction of the, at all. and the do this and the convenience of millions of people. it's a that's number one numb

so i think the u. s. u. k strikes against the hutus are the right thing to do, but i think clearly because after now a 6 or 7 of these strikes and i'm sure we've done a lot of damage. the attacks on shipping in the red sea continues. the problem here is that we're attacking the proxies and we're not attacking the source, the source as a rod. so professor is id listening to that. what, what do you expect, washington to be planning for, to run you know, as they have the been the attraction beyond economically, politically, is the kind of the propaganda guess the line for the last 45 years since 1979 and the notion you tend to if the going to attack your own military, you don't is fully capable of defending itself. and i think people in washington would think twice before engaging in that other mid any send was especially in election. yeah. but that's their choice on the that's, that's one to have a one with the united states. but it seems people in washington have a huge agent in activities that is not in the

and the u. s. u. k. in other western allies of targeted positions across human explosions have been reported in humans competence on the, on the course. looking at the data, along with 3 other locations. these have been targeting ships linked to israel in the area since november in response to the task. but let's bring in georgia a coffee era. he's a sea of gold state analytics, that's a geo political risk consulting firm. you're joining us live from washington, dc. i georgia. good to have you back with us. so the us, as always said, he didn't want to see a whitening of the conflict. the visa strikes, i guess, now make the us like direct participants in the what, what's your response to the strikes and to the us have no choice but to carry out this mutual response to you. thanks in the us certainly had other options. one of them was to use the leverage that washington has over is real to bush is really low into a binding by a ceasefire or the by in ministration for political reasons. has chosen not to do

the u. s. federal aviation administration says it will audit boeing 737 max 9 aircraft production line and increase oversight at the manufacturer after a cabin panel blew out during a flight last week, leaving a hole in the fuselage. the aircraft made an emergency landing at the move comes a day after the agency had announced a formal investigation and demand. mars military governments and an alliance of ethnic minority onto groups have announced a cease fire brokerage by china. the deal short ends months of fighting in the northern shan states, including in areas near the chinese border and flooding is causing havoc in the democratic republic of congo, and the capital contrasts or residents. a foul smell in water poured into their homes. when the congo river rose with highest level in decades, at least 300 people have been killed in the past few months. the phones submerged in murky flooded water. here in contrast to many say it's the worst flooding they've ever seen at the front of i know we'

s. u. k. coalition and many who these continue ship ensures are starting to refuse to guarantee merchant ships linked to american and british interests whose roots cross the red sea. so i'm unsure as a no longer willing to under right will risk insurance for vessels with ownership or involvement with the us u. k. or israel traveling through the red sea as the rate through the suez canal becomes more risky. european cargo vessels have been forced to alter course from asia and go around to the african continent. and that journey to the us is also look significantly changed and increase the cost of transporting goods. u. s. military launched a 6th round of strikes on the who sees in yemen last friday. the attack came in response to the revel group firing on an american over the cargo ship in the red sea. to these claim their attacks on trading ships. links to israel are carried out in support of gaza. all right, let's cross live now to our t contributor, chris and chris. how with the reluctanc

well as the u. s. u. k called ocean and humans who the rebels continued to exchange fire ensures are looking at to avoid exposure to any is really american or british linked merchant shipping. that set sale through the red sea. so i'm insurance are no longer willing to under right. will risk insurance for vessels with ownership or involvement with the us u. k. or israel traveling through the red sea. as of right to the suez canal grows increasingly powerless, european cargo vessels have been forced to change course and navigate around the african continent instead. the journey to the us has also significantly changed, increasing the cost of transporting goods in the us military launch a 6th round of strikes on the who sees in the m. and last friday, the attack came in response to the rebels of firing on an american own, the cargo ship in the red sea. lucy's claim their attacks on trading ships linked to israel. i carried out in support a 1000. earlier i spoke with archie contributor for sams to get more d

thank you so much for your analysis in the states, including the u. s. u. k, and canada. have halted funding for the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. those after it emerged on some of the agencies staffers were allegedly involved in the october 7th to her attacks by him off on israel. the agency on raw said it had fired the workers under suspicion and that an investigation was underway. the us was one of their relief organizations. biggest financial backers, agency has previously said its ability to deliver aid to gauze that is on the verge of collapse. alright. ceremonies are being held today to mark international holocaust remembrance day which in germany is known as the day of remembrance of the victims of national socialism. on this day, in 1945 soviet forces liberated alphabets and nazi occupied poland. the largest and deadliest of concentration, an extermination camps were hundreds of thousands of people were tortured and killed under the orders of adolph hitler in total nazi germany systematically murdered an estimate of $6000000.00 jews in the holocaust. in

thank you so much for your analysis. countries including the u. s. u k, and canada have halted funding for the u. an agency for palestinian refugees since after it emerged that some of the agencies staffers were allegedly involved in the october 7th terror attacks by mos on israel. the agency owner said it had fired the workers under suspicion and that an investigation was under way. the us was the relief organizations biggest financial backer. the agency of previously said its ability to deliver aid to gauze that is on the verge of collapse. the ceremonies are being held today to mark international holocaust. remember in this day, which in germany is known as the day of remembrance of the victims of national socialism . on this day, in 1945 soviet forces, liberated alphabets and nazi occupied poland the largest and deadly is of concentration and extremely nation. cams were hundreds of thousands of people were tortured and killed under the orders of adolph hitler in total. not the germany systematically murdered an estimate of 6000000 jews in the hol

but the u. s. and u. k. say the strikes which hit military targets. what acts of self defense, who's the rebels, who a batch by a run have been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks, with the group releasing this voltage in november of its flashes, appearing to seize a vessel. it claims the attacks are in response to israel's war and gaza against from us in the u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization u. k prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. for over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've seen in decades now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaz

and so i think the u. s. u. k. strikes against the who t's are the right thing to do, but i think clearly because after now a 6 or 7 of these strikes and i'm sure we've done a lot of damage the attacks on shipping in the red sea continue. the problem here is that we're attacking the proxies and we're not attacking the source, the source as a rod. uh well, 1st of all, i think when it comes to wire one context, the truth of the matter is that there must be always conflict in the western days. yes. so that the americans can justify their military prices in this region, and they can continue to sell their back and they're used to this region and that they can justify their influence on the energy market. and the other reason is that the article thinks force in order to just give a picture of an existent, c for the american presence in the region best. but this picture is getting more and more faded and made for several reasons. but getting back to the question, i think this is one argument as you, as president polic

as the u. s. u. k. college and habitats. several cities and young man in response to the who these pro power assign campaign and the right see of course that has seized and attacked is really bound ships. they are now. people here say of course they look at the south african case as a practical staff to bring this snowball in conflict. so on and urging that he wants top court to pull the plug on quotes as well as war machine. what's the west bank where almost 6000 palestinians have been detained over the last 100 days? according to the palestinian prisoner society, the number includes more than 300 kids. it adds that thousands of the overall total it being held without being charged or even given a trial. so let's learn more right now a john, this mohammed and jeep. now joining us live from the west by and here on out to you international the habit of very good evening to you so. so the latest numbers on, i really hope you can help us with this. more than 5800 palestinians are posley erected by his r

i now states including the u. s u k and canada. i have hosted funding for the u. n. agency filess and refugees. that software is fairly reported that some of the agencies stoffers were allegedly involved in the october 7th data attacks by him off on instead of the agency on for us said it had fire the workers under suspicion and that an investigation was underway. the us was the relief organizations, biggest financial back of the agency has previously said it realistic to deliver it to cost less on the verge of collapse. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. yep. and so we'll teach at both said they have had to produced or the tank up with a miss silent because of a didn't know that at the see the ships operators said that a fire had broken out on board, but that none of the crew were in judge the who teeth have been attacking shipping for weeks, so you can get some solid data to with the palestinians and got the thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of trust and off to protest against cycling extremism. and

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i now states including the u. s. u k, and canada have halted funding for the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. that software is really less that some of the agencies stoffers were involved in the october 7th federal tax by him us. the agency and dressers had filed the was on the suspicion and that investigation was underway. the us, what's the relief organizations biggest financial backup? the agency has previously said its ability to deliver it to gaza is on the verge of collapse. let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. humans who to you that booth said they have had to do this oil tank, cold with the messiah and in the gulf of eden, near the red feet. the ship's operators set that a fire had broken owls on board, but that none of the crew, but you can judge the who t's has been attacked in shipping. seeing if, since all the data do with the palestinians and gazza, the us government has approved the sale of more at 165 to the jets, to talk you. that's also the dorcas parliament finally back sweden's bit to join na

as you can see here, it's trailing behind the likes of switzerland, sweden, the u. s. u k and singapore coming in as a right number ace. over all mr. post, we're talking solutions here. what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? the innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving, causing them all, getting better machinery and germany has struggled more with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that with so we need to invest more in research and development, but we also need to create better conditions for mudy crated companies. if you look at the number of annuity created, the companies a germany is weaker, he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that, but also a week of then the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to create better conditi

it's training behind the likes of switzerland, sweden, the u. s. u k, and singapore. coming in as a right number, ace. over all mr. post, we're talking solutions here. what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? the hey, innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving cause of them all getting better machinery and germany has struggled mall with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that well, so we need to invest more in a research and development, but we also need to create better conditions. phone usually created companies. if you look at the number of and you would have created a company's, a germany is weaker, he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that. but also we could then the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to create better co

thank you so much for your analysis. several states including the u. s. u. k, and canada. australia and they really have halted funding for the you and the agency you for palestinian refugees. that's after it emerged that some of the agencies staffers were allegedly involved in the october 7th terror attacks by him . off on israel, the agency on russ said it had fired the workers under suspicion and that an investigation was underway. the west was one of the relief organizations biggest financial backers. the agency has previously said its ability to deliver aid to gaza is on the verge of collapse or ceremonies are being held to mark international, hollow, cost, remember, and stay around the globe. on this day, in 1945 soviet forces liberated al shirts and nazi occupied poland the largest and deadliest of concentration. an extermination camps were hundreds of thousands of people were tortured and killed under the orders of adolph hitler in total announcing germany systematically murdered an estimate of $6000000.00 jews and the whole cost in addition to roma

as you can see here, it's training behind the likes of switzerland, sweden, the u. s. u k, and singapore. coming in as a right number ace. over all mr. post, we're talking solutions here. what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? or? innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving cause of them all getting better machinery and germany has struggled mall with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that with so we need to invest more in a research and development. but we also need to create better conditions. phone usually created companies. if you look at the number of and you would have created a companies, a germany is weaker. he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that. but also we could then the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to cre

s. and u. k. so the strikes were aimed at protecting international trade routes from who's the attacks in recent weeks. but who these have watch more than a dozen drone and missile strikes on red sea shipping? one by one american military aircraft takeoffs, part of a coordinated strike back against humans whose the rebels in retaliation for a tax on shipping in the red sea. led by the us and britain and emission described as an act of self defense, to restore stability along the important trade route. the u. k. new a treaty has released these images of its strikes a u. k. prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack o

as you can see here, it's trailing behind the likes of switzerland, sweden, the u. s. u k and singapore coming in as a right number ace. over all mr. post, we're talking solutions here. what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? the innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving cause of them all getting better machinery and germany has struggled more with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that with so we need to invest more in research and development, but we also need to create better conditions for mudy crated companies. if you look at the number of annuity created, the companies a germany is weaker, he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that, but also we call them the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to create better conditions

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it's training behind the likes of switzerland, sweden, the u. s. u k, and singapore. coming in as a right number, ace. over all mr. post, we're talking solutions here. what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? the hey, innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving cause of them all getting better machinery and germany has struggled mall with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that well, so we need to invest more in a research and development, but we also need to create better conditions. phone usually created companies. if you look at the number of and you would have created a company's, a germany is weaker, he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that. but also we could then the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to create better co

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the u. s. federal aviation administration is launching a formal investigation into the boeing 737 max 9 aircraft. a cabin panel blew out during a flight last week, leaving a hole in the fuselage. the aircraft made an emergency landing and us airlines have since grounded their boeing 737 at max 9 plains. lots of fighter jets have a top speed more than twice the speed of sound. but flying that fast is banned for airliners because it is so loud. but now nasa is rolling out a quiet experimental aircraft that could help put ultra fast commercial air travel back on the table in the x 59 quest, short for quiet supersonic technology, an airplane that could lead to a new generation of faster than sound airliners. the sunset on the previous generation over 20 years ago, with the final flight of the concord, which has since been relegated to museums, the franco british ultra fast passenger plane, was always too expensive to operate. but that wasn't, it's biggest problem. aircraft generate pressure waves i

s. u k. in japan congratulate to the newly elected president, drawing angle from badging, china who is accused at washington, london in tokyo, of meddling and the country's internal affairs. and beijing based jim political export in our tank and says the west interest in taiwan is actually aimed raining in strategic rival to as the average american we're taiwan was. it wouldn't be able to tell you they wouldn't be able to tell you why. so strategic importance, basically what it comes down to is this is part of the containment strategy that washington has come up with. isn't working very well. but you know, if you take a taiwan hong kong to a 2 beds and she and john, these are these guys in the south china seas, these are the areas where they feel china is wrong ruble and where they continue. this kind of miscommunicating misinformation campaign to try to portray china is somehow evil when it's simply trying to assert control over what he believes is its territory. it's about his jeremy uh tha

s. and the u. k. they've been facing it all along, but now it actually has come through and so they have an opportunity to not only emboldened their movement and energy, but recruiting new people to it. and then likely will result in much, much more aggressive attacks on their part. not a deterrence in any way. so the whole, these have not been to, to the red sea is not any fear for other, any alternatives. well, i think there are a number of things that we have to do because and fundamentally the goal has to be to stop the who do some attacking ship it now dealing with what is now an internal conflict. the human is a 2nd issue, but we have to stop the attack on global maritime commerce. and so right now we're in the top position because we just made it more attractive for them to lash out as much as they can. and unfortunately, it does not take all that much to disrupt maritime commerce. we've seen iris in somalia in the gulf of guinea in the same port straight and the suicide over seized with very e

we move the u. s. u k for pull to the conduct of new strikes overnight on tuesday positions in yemen. it's a 3rd round of such strikes with the u. s. military saying this time it destroyed on to ship ballistic missiles on monday, the strong american call good bustling response to the attacks against a human face political, unless you say now the criteria and use of maury. so as a sub he's on these latest development will these attacks, they seem to be targeting humans, air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites targeting ballistic miss messiah launching sites. and this has been the case since they started these us and k, british military operations and human cost 6 days ago. the only data that exists in the red sea is because of the military manifestation. and the military reinforcement by the us and the british government, they basically turn the rest seem to a war zone into a battle arena. and that's because they're not there to secure the international shipping route. they're there to

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now when we're talking about the u. s. as presence there, we're talking about multiple high level us officials coming into equity works. now . this act was seeking to further increased bilateral relationships between the united states and uh, a ecuador, at hundreds of thousands of age for the military in ecuador was given by the united states. now this has largely hurt the country instead of moving it forward, which is what the united states has claimed. thomas small about donald, about where the country is young. this is alexi leda. yeah, well, he's 35 years old. he's very young. i mean, he hills from a billionaire uh oligarch background. his father is over a no boss who owns a new boy corporation. now he's a banana tycoon, big sport, bananas and ecuador, and he was elected on october 15th of 2023. so he's barely been in office. he was born in miami, florida. i was actually educated in the most prestigious universities. he got his bachelorhood. and why you, you actually studied at harvard and got an m b a from northwester

s. u. k. take a but you haven't had a new round up on boardman, a spokes person for the who. the group health, i'll shoot you an exclusive interview to the west and campaign wouldn't make his group change quotes. the strikes which have occurred more than once. have had no impact on her decision at all. we still adhere to our firm position on palestine. iraq recalls in baset a to rodney following to ron's metal strikes against the cold valley supply center and tara groups in the right. the and the idea of trying to solve those guys are leaving comfortable to is in the streets.

the u. s. has carried out a 2nd day of military strikes on the rebel targets in yemen. us officials say the new targets posed a threat to shipping in the red sea, which has been disrupted by the attacks in recent weeks with the leaders have vowed to retaliate following the attacks. the aftermath of air strikes on who's the targets. the ripples said, at least 5 people were killed. as 2 waves of strikes had 28 targets in parts of government control by the rebels. the us and u. k. say the strikes were acts of self defense. the who is these are backed by iran. they've been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks with a group releasing this voltage in november. a bit. spiker is appearing to seize a vessel. it claims the attacks or in response to israel is war in gaza against the radical islam is from us organizations. which the u. s. b, u and other countries, i'm labeled a terrorist group a different ship though, the u. s. s. carney launched another attack on saturday, destroying a who was the rada

this includes the u. s. the u. k. jeremy big fund does of unreal an organization that is providing aid to, to 1000000 people in goals. and this idea that potentially the body could have been touched by terrorism. and let's be clear here in and this is tiny if 12 individuals who worked unrest which has 13000 employees in garza, were linked to how much we're talking about 0 point one percent of his employees. but despite that countries and very quickly said, we're going to stop the funding. um, john could be, who is the, the white house national service communications spokesperson. he was asked about this in a press conference. and essentially, how are you funding terrorism? some of this into that response has suspended any uh, outline, or yet to be allocated to funds for under other un relief and works agency mapping now that people thursday, hundreds of millions of dollars of us money are not being vetted. so who do you guys check out? as i said, we want this investigation to be complete and transparent. and if the, i