live by president, the loved him is the landscape as an environmental volume of mass destruction. one that might take years for the full scope of the damage to be realized. while ukraine will be dealing with this was environmental costs long after the fighting is over. the prosecution of eco side could have future implications. as the world faces a growing climate to emergency. it's a date everybody realize the environment as an object has a value for all international community and for future generation. that is also the reason of why we're finding you are in this air force environment should no longer be the cell in system before a rad, but welcome possible consequence from this otherwise devastating conflict. mcbride, i'll just say era keith or the wall, gaza now several mount shoes of taking place across the u. k. installer dye, archie, would palestinians protests as a cooling for a last thing, sci fi, and an end to the bombardment of gaza. so you're good to go,

has that some lunch with the trees effectively over that have been so the poles for a permanent ceasefire across the u. k. they have been groups marching for the trying to send in solidarity simone thing that must be done order to cease hostilities in the region. now. well, that has been use of a truck entering the cost of strip use of the casualties from is ready for moments as also push people to get money and tell them it's do much more than they already are doing now is really like 2 days because you loved it, you know, it's represent the voices of local residents and receiving from public opinion polls that the vast majority of people support a ceasefire. immediately. i know that i'm a labor party counselor of the vast majority of labor vote was that united setting at 8 o'clock voters. i developed a cease by now, so the current status of the government, the current status of the labor party leadership for vibratory and overseas by it

is just completely down and stacked with public opinion. and so that falls on people, i've always self who as been elect to, to represent people to access that volume. so these groups have said that they will continue the demonstrations until a permanent ceasefire is cold. and they've also been cooling on governments, especially the british government and the opposition labor policy to do much more to bring that into effect. sonya jago al, just sarah london. all right, well that's it for me, new bucket. don't forget, a website didn't get much more about the top stories, including the ongoing conflict in casa and other stories that were working on a coverage of the rules and colors that continues to run out to 0. stay with us for poor to. i would just say, right, so usually the phone counting the cost as well as $1.00 goes as wipes out of time neighborhoods.

so who pays for the damage of germany's borrowing livid spots a bunch of prices cause pro for its desperate to be reform plus saudi arabia and china look to strength and financial ties. challenging the cost on al jazeera, the brazil latin america's biggest economy, is celebrated for its cultural diversity. vast rain forests, and dynamic systems. the national flag, bearing them also older and progress reflects its aspirations for stability and advancement. in a rapidly changing world, the political landscape has changed significantly. transitioning from chapel scenarios right when government to luis, ignacio do the silvers return to power this year. on the both scenario, brazil is policy is put cuz on conservative values, economic liberalization, and

a controversial environmental stones, especially in the amazon luminous, come back signals, a shift towards the social welfare property reduction and inclusive economic growth, which he prioritized during his previous to in the early 2, thousands, but that's happening against the backdrop of global tensions from the ongoing conflict in saddam to russia's invasion of ukraine and most recently, israel's war on gun. so how will these international challenges affect results, domestic priorities, and its role is one of the world's 20 leading economies. the president of brazil, luis, ignacio luna, the silver talks about a 0, the luis ignacio, the, the silver, the president of brazil. thank you for talking to our which is 0 your here in the me least at the time when this region has been concentrating on these really bombardment of gaza, which has been going on for almost 2 months. you've discuss,

i did not as a war, but as a genocide, how to bring a total permanent end to this one button or the j. well james, i believe that what we're lacking is sanity, and are far down to the dish on the part of the leadership that are part of the permanent members of the un security council. it wasn't why so because you don't have a body that can deliberate. no one respects their decision anymore that you as a good accounts are the countries that are members of the members of the un security council of the you. when they decide to go to more in that uni latrell way, no one consults anybody. and when you go to the full fair at the council, people get deep on countries can veto. so i would say to you that the world is lacking governance because there's no leadership in the world today. if we have true leaders, if we had a bought it that could make a decision that would be respected and complied, and that should be the body of the un security council. we wouldn't have this for because this door is a clear cut demonstration of the human,

this taking sanity to present today, we have a groceries that creates a terrorist acts on the side. and then you have the state that repeats even more serious than the terrorist after what they're doing now because of the problem is that we have almost 16000 people dead amongst them. 6500 children. we have 35000 people voted. we have 7000 that are missing and we have more than 40000 houses that were destroyed. hospice destroyed on behalf of what and so the human being is become an insane or human being is not human and anymore. he's not human district. we don't have hearts, we don't have fraternity and they want to do my guy, we should democrat. the other thing in the territory m b is rarely to if you wouldn't have strength and force, they would manage to have the co existing that a way of the state solution. but the absence of command on the un decision making process makes us that we have since 1947. we see that there is no peace. i'd like

to come back to the role of the un. but 1st let me ask you about israel. because israel and the us is very strongly backing them in the says they have a legitimate right to self defense. we've got at least 15000 palestinians killed in gaza over 6000 children. about 4000 women. is this self defense? you know, it'll, it'll duty of use. i wouldn't say that i criticize to how much i create, i made critique even knowing that israel has the right to defend itself. but i believe that it's necessary that in a moment that you can defend yourself. you don't have to kill women, children, and as a people, you know, if you have a group and you be, you fight that group, the group that made the terrorist act. but don't throw arms where you don't know who steer where's human is, where's the un security council on all this present 40 days ago presented the

resolution proposal and, and there's, this proposal was passed by 12 countries, 2 countries of website themselves and, and russia. and you k i, d, u s voted against you in details to out the resolution. we're the mindset of the world readers that do not take an account that the world won't take us to it, nowhere, it only brings destruction, it brings more hatreds. and i can understand and we lack commands, we would sit down around the table with israel. what about the student is as a latch comply to the decision of 1947 will have there's a palestinian state on one hand where have the hughes real estate and let's different harmony together. i advocate him that then you ensure to have a special mission. this up to the good people to because now that the decision should be complied. otherwise, we are a world dental x governance. i could go out from guys and go to the environmental issue. we're going to have cold one to 403050. you make discussions,

but nothing is implemented so truly to people continue to pollute. people continue to use fossil fuel. people continued have industries that are the moments and people don't do anything mister president. i'd like to come back to the climate crisis a little later in the program, but staying with gauze for a moment. as you say, brazil currently sits on the un security council is coming to the end of its to you to on the un security council. you put for that resolution, you just mentioned calling few minutes. herring pause is the us, as you say, think towed that resolution. it would have cost if it wasn't for the us. and then 29 days later there was a very similar resolution on the us allowed that one to pause 5 standing this time by my calculations in the, in those 29 days that was 7600 additional desk. $3653.00 of them with children. what do you make of the us as action here? f, a f. well, this is an answer james,

that sicily i can't manage to understand. i can't manage to understand that a man is so important as president biden, the president of the most important country of the planet. you have not the sensitivity to shout out to stop that war with. they have a lot of influence over israel. we think they have a lot of influence, economic, financial, military and french and political in says so they could have stopped the war and sit around the go session table to talk about love. the word is less expensive than a weapon and the word chose less than a rifle. so war doesn't lead to to anything. so to wait 7 and killed. 7000 people. 50000. we have 7000 children. destroyed. 40000 houses destroyed the hospital. even children inside the hospital and then accepted an agreement that they could have accepted before. one of the advantages of being a political top table,

as long as you have bein, which is more than 20 years now, is that you know, all of the key players. you know, president biden, and as a president the record for him as president of brazil, you obviously know prime minister netanyahu because he's the longest serving prime minister in israel's history. what do you think contriving his actions now as someone who knows what would you say to him? right, i'll put a little different ad. i don't say anything. because effectively, as a ruler, he's very extreme is the person who's extreme right with a very low human sensitivity was not much sensitive with the humanistic of problems or the palestinian people. the palestinian people exist at the prime minister of israel thinks that there's just something that is meaningless as of the woods, a 3rd or 4th category in terms of april. he has to learn and to respect that the amount of student people deserve to be treated with the same respect that the jewish people should get. and the amount of student people has the right to have

their own ram demarcated since 1947. and the one has to oblige israel and the other countries to comply with that with that decision to us. and so i think that we're to be a prime minister of israel is a person did. yep. that i would say highly much impression does a lot of people are not position to him in his role. he's suffering pressures, and i hope that israel that i may have to exact robin. and i may have to many other by for, from israel that have much more sensitivity and back to the effective good works towards piece rubbing was murdered by a fanatic. and from there onwards, things only got worse and he is real. israel's actions directed by the world cabinet lead by prime minister netanyahu of ment, indiscriminate, bombing, deliberate and repeated attacks on hospitals and the false displacement of people from northern gaza. there are many who say these are will crimes. now,

countries led by south africa also bangladesh. bolivia, camaros, and to booty, a cooling for the international criminal court to take action does present join those goals or the video. and it will proceed well. i prefer to disease in the capacity for us to have a dialogue and find a solution of one of the reasons for which i came to contact today. besides dealing with business issues with the contact government was to thank for their role. the role of the me or i've got to, i've had a tremendous sort of direct show to minnesota to feet. 32 procedures that were engaged in and another 60 something presented lives that are still in gaza. and also to a roommate. release is some hostages. present how's that were in the hands of i might as well. so came here to the fact they made of cut off for the show that there, that he has showed and the walk that the debt so suited his speech. i can say to you one think what is going on because at the gaza strip is not a traditional war of those that we see on films that we learn and read about. what

we see is genocide going on. we can being thousands and thousands of children that has nothing to do with that women that have nothing to do with that and destroying the things that to be or is to be built. and so sincerely, i believe that we started with like the state to camp act like that that's it will take us to nowhere. and i hope that we can find definitely a piece solution because the world leads piece you talk about the search for peace and money. it's ok again about the idea of a 2 state solution. for decades. the u. s. has taken the lead role in the diplomacy in this they've said to other nation stand the side we, we leave the diplomacy on israel and the palestinians, and they basically gone round the palestinians. they've gone and done the abraham a quotes and ignored the palestinians. is it time now for a different approach, a multilateral group approach to this problem? shrivel?

yes. now to the time, let me say to you, james, one thing for a long time. i've been saying that these in the middle east is not an issue of the heavy just meetings of the state department, the up to you as to where the prime minister of israel. no, it's necessary to put around the negotiation of the table for peace. does the other players, other group is all those that are involved in the conflict to have to sit around. but your ram is if they're important, they have to be there. syria is important. shouldn't have no round table and puts out is what let's call cut off the girlfriends from the palace tuesday or important that's bring them to the round table negotiated. there's no other civil says it's useless to the market, a land. and then the settlers, the legal said to come in and take that land, that's meaningless. so i believe that it is important after this war that we should make a more drastic act, take up more drastic activity to avoid new conflicts in the world. the world is in

need of these after instability, because we have $750.00 mid of the human beings that are all under hunger and the planets. we have millions of people that are being crossing oceans to try to seek for survive on dignity, another continents. while we don't have the money to invest in these humanitarian issues. we have spent already in this war with ukraine and russia to trade those $224000000000.00. money that could have been used to serve to em, that hunger in the world. let. let me ask you more about the role in ukraine because you just mentioned that you have talked about a mediated settlement. you've talked about a piece club of nations. now, you know the response from ukraine and from the u. s. and the europeans who back ukraine, they say, if he would have stopped the war now, putin would keep all of the things he's gained by invading by preaching

international, by violating the un charter for the future. it's necessary for us to ask how many times the un charter was violated. and the invasion of france and england did on the be a, didn't that hurt to try to do? you were in charge of the invasion of the us is asked in a rack. you by god, when did the foundation of the un shot of this war of israel, and how much went that hurt or violate the you in charge of what i think as many times as been validated. you have a war, russia sais, that may have belongs to them, they will. and there are other 4 regions that were invaded. the put defense belongs to russia, as of as good says that the last row claims why we should of going to war. why don't people have a referendum call for a referendum to asked to the people you wanted them to? do you want to be a criminal? you bought a b russian to your which side it would be much cheaper. call it less costly than

this war to go for a referendum. what does that, what does that mean? coverage of the countries who have territorially claims to launch all sorts of invasions around the world and destroyed the sent central principle of the un charter which came off to what hitler did in the 1950s. congress conte invade all the countries in maple seaview, but it is possible because it was the 1st country to condemn the territory invasion of ukraine of revenue. but it was, it was the 1st country to condemn publicly. russia for invading the premium territory. well, the war is happening and so now how do you solve that? something was i going to continue with the war? is that the solution? because everybody thinks the following, well, if i will defeat, what are you going to defeat? what day are you going to defeats your mask while the leaders are not defeated, but people are dying and who's dying? the innocent people. and so people are image that people will die. who is,

is displacing the world are in a sense. so what it be worth while for the political leaders to lose their mental insanity and not sit around the tip to discuss what is the cost of having $1.00 more meeting or 10 more meetings or 50 more meetings? what is the cost of this made is it's much more cheaper, things look and more. you manage the more fair, then start killing and throwing palms in other against the assist rebecca and understand that i'm 7080 years of age a my 7080 years of age. i've seen a lot of things and i imagine that the human being that is becoming irresponsible with the humanity of it's up there, enter with human. yes, i'm there and a with fraternity there and a with sort of narrative the and we're growing more and more. the individual is amanda by elizabeth and we're, we're going to start with that. what will happen to democracy for the next 2030 years? if we do not give you answers now for the problems that the people are facing today,

brazil is taking over the presidency of the g 20 from india. congratulations. that means that you're going to have the g 20 summit taking place in rio at the end of next year, end of 20. 24 is president putin welcome given that he has an arrest warrant from the international criminal court. will he be able to come will, will you be obliged as he was a signatory to the rubbish that to the set top the court to arrest and the only way to do it? well, i don't understand much about the international law, so i don't have the capacitor to make an assessment of that. but one of the charges that you have against put to is to kidnap children. you have one and now, and this war between israel and gaza. we have so kids children that were kidnapped so that we have kidnapped on both sides. so putting will be product,

which will be invited for the 220 and next year we'll also have the breaks in russia, and i will participate in the breaks between russia and you will be invited to present. you won't call me if you doesn't want to come only if it doesn't want to come because i believe that we need to come in to you is you additionally is leaking. possibly, his advisors to the lawyers will have to say what you should do or not. but if it comes to present, i will gain the guarantee that he will be respected and that he will not be arrested. you mention the climate crisis and one of the main reasons you'll hear in the middle east region at the moment is to attend the carpet 28 summit this taking place in dubai. as the president of brazil, i'm the incoming president of the g. 20. tell me, are you optimistic or pessimistic about the way the world is dealing with this right now? quite a or jamie, well james, 2 important things. first of all, brazil has to be a public commitment by me. i have will be, that is

a good management for us to reach 0 deforestation of a tropical force and the amazon in 2030. this is a commitment to as long as like a faith profession, but at the same time, it's not supposed to demit or reduce deforestation. you should remember that below each academy of a tree is a human being that lives there. the business people, fisher members role workers that want to need to survive the amazon region. and so besides having the policy for the preservation of the forest, we and brazil were following up on a see that is very strong in terms that to make us to produce all kinds of renewable source of energy, all kind of renewables, even between hydrogen. we have making great investments and revise the other partners to build this because brazil will transform itself in the hub of the renewables forces of energy and the parameter at the end. at the same time,

we are tapping 40 median hectares of degraded land to be reclaimed. so for those that wants to invest in this land and grow whatever they want to include increase so that we can re far as the world. so it has room a lot of space and we're having a revolution in the next years on that. and this will do take, this will be a clear cut demonstrate to the people that yes, it's supposed to do it, and we're going to do it to mr. president vote, is it going to be harder for you this time then in your previous 2 terms to get that done to get other things done because you are facing much tougher economic challenges and the political situation is different. you your election? yes, you were elected for 3rd time, but it was a narrow result this time. do you face bigger challenges? you know, we booked today well in 2003. i'd received the country from the hands of

a democratic ruler. the president, the former president, got those, was a democrats, and he handed over the government and under a stable conditions. and we had the facility to recover the kind of start the country, not economic dispute, but now i received the government. there was semi destroyed by a fascist. i received the government of a denial list for someone that did not believe in the national congress that didn't believe it. the senate 10 dollar and the house of represented doesn't, didn't believe in just us in the supreme court. he didn't believe in any kind of institution, but he didn't have any kind of really revisions with any one in the country. so i received a semi discharge government just for you to have an idea of the 1st year of my term . we have to restore safety. my public always you have social inclusion there were destroyed in the previous government. and so this year we managed to restore all the social occlusion policies that you all around the world a lot to try to rebuild our international relationship. and now this next year,

we will present the development program. this is the largest investment programming infrastructure and the history of brazil that we presented at the end of this year . and we're sticky for partners to implement dropped policies. i believe that we will recover. so it's more difficult. yes, but if it was an easy, if it was easy, i wouldn't have run for the 3rd time for i only ran for the election because i was in that extra moment. the only person in brazil that was capable when the americans and i want the americans and i will fulfill with each word that i made the promises these if either pursued people to restore brazil to recovers or when i left the presidency was there was the 6th largest economy in the world. now when i came back at the bridge, it was the 12th ranking of the world in terms of economy. so we have to work a lot and how to gather political commitments with other countries. and so that's where i am here. and i will go to corporate 28 to say the center of mass. so deborah zoo will fulfill with its share. i want to know who's going to do their

share to because the rich countries, they promised a $100.00 for over cope 15 in 2000 and that took today. we haven't seen this money this firm that they have to. so we have to stop with the promises and start to put the practice policies. finally, mr. president, you talk about your pre to assess the president both scenario, but he represents a brand of right wing populism. that seems to exist around the world. you saw the recent elections and not in tina much further afield. medlin's good field is, has been around for decades is but is now heads the most popular policy in the netherlands. and there is one big election coming up in the next year in the united states. and we know what you think donald trump deduction, i think because you said both scenario is a face full copy, cut of trump. so by that i think we know what you think a president trump, how damaging would it be for per sale for the world for donald trump to be re

elected or for someone who shares his ideology or addition to be like, well, let me say you something james, well, 1st of all, it's very difficult to give hunches of who's going to be elected into some other country where the actual results man is a moment where the people shows up and make their manifestations. if, if they choose right, it's good. if they choose wrong, they won't whim. so what i think is whoever wins the elections, the persons that the people believed and up for government rule their lives. brazil will have to quit just who, who want to ever is direct to me in the front of the world because we're not gonna interfere domestically electrons around the country. but i want the strength of democracy. that's what i want to. what i want is that the elective people enjoy the poor people, enjoy the working class. they want, they enjoy environmental protection and respect women. and if you have g, b,

t q was, and i'm so we found the strengthening of democracy because democracy is nothing more then for you to learn to co exist democratically with the diversity with everybody. no one wants to be the same as you are. we just, we can be different, but let's be reasonable, different, but the reasonable we should be human is, or at least let's be at least democrats and live in peace for which we, who we enjoy and who we don't like. because this is what matters in our life here on planet earth. president luis, ignacio lula desilva. thank you for talking to out you 0. thank you very much. over the got the got the, the after a 19 hours search commander lee and his crew had almost given up hope. they had

lost track of a boat carrying migrants heading to spain. but on their way back to ports the radar, detect something. there it is. the light shining in the distance for navy commando is prepared to port the wooden fishing vessel, their mission to bring all the passengers onto the navy ship women and children. as we sailed back to ports, anger turns to anguish and shame each thinking of the $1000.00 gone to a vic. hey vic, how the dirty? they're now going to have to return home empty handed at don't depaulo docs. integrated security forces, take the migrants into custody. it is that mission accomplished for it. spanish and syndic. these forces keeping europe safe and free from africans search for a better life. this is a region that is washington. we develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflict. police collapse. we try to balance

the stories, the good, the bad i've been and the people allow us into their lives. they gave me 10 to minus each asked me to tell this story, is the israel is a tax on gaza continue? oh, it's after an earlier strike. killed more than a 100 palestinians at the jabante, a refugee camp. you killed out children. we are, our children is on money. we owe our homes. we want to do, you want to live in safety. the low on the bulk of this is the out to 0. use the new show.