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how to send the part, i don't know what a model of the the world leader is back ukraine's territorial integrity and calls the talks to end the war with russia and some developing nations don't sign declaration the carrier johnston. this is all just there a lot from that whole side coming up, separated by will we speak to families in gaza as a mountain, the holy festival of speed out away from their loved ones. signers highest ranking official to visit australia in years as relations are on the right track. and the popular tourist attraction for sales at atlantic ring forest is not facing an
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on such and teaching. the need is from dozens of countries to ukraine's at territorial integrity, should be the basis of any deal to ent rushes to. yeah, well, but moscow is unlucky to agree and wasn't invited to the piece summit in switzerland, ukraine's the president hailed events for the 1st steps to was peace, multiplan mascot. it's a james based reports not from bed and stuff. they came to this mountain. this was the result to talk about the idea of peace in ukraine, but with the russian oath even invited 3 me, it was limited to the parameters of a possible deal. 80 countries signed the final communicate, but 13 attendees didn't. despite that, there are plans for another summit, possibly with russia in attendance. i am calling to them that together. we will insure the resolve the doors and the 2nd p assignments should unite our joined work
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on the details of this. we are, it's a war and we don't have time for, for a long war. ukraine's closest allies hoping this event along with a $50000000000.00 loan from the g 7 and fresh military support from nato. could perhaps be a turning point of support. and this piece summit here brings real peace closer. the goal is to just come behind, so and lost in peace. this would finally bring an end to the oppression and suffering of the ukrainian people. how much clothes do you think you ought to bring the war to an end? i can not tell you when they were blue and it's not in my hands. but i know that we are making some major steps towards restoring just in the last and peace be sense of key words just and last thing. we don't piece at any expense. yes, 80 countries have signed up to the communicate today. but it was comparing that to
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the beginning of the war in march 2022, when there was a vote in the un general assembly. a 143 nations voted to condemn russia as a snapshot of global opinion. it's pretty telling james bayes out to 0 broken stock, switzerland process at preston. somebody may have puts in hasn't real without negotiations with ukraine, but says he needs guarantees. he wants to key to withdraw its troops from 4 ukrainian regions on the band. and it's bid to join nato or a challenge reports as well of lead is gathered in switzerland for ukraine's p summit. there was one obvious country missing the country that with its 2022 invasion started, europe's deadly as conflict since world war 2, the russia. it wasn't invited. and it didn't want to come anyway. so president vladimir putin use the summit. he wasn't that to
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issue his updated times for peace. christ gateways go ukrainian troops must be completely withdrawn from the nets and the hands of people's republics and the hass on and separate the regions here. these are the full regions of ukraine that russia has normally annexed, but not actually fully occupied or controlled. hooton's demons have shifted since the invasion, ninty 2 and a half years ago with hopes of taking keys long gone, and the front lines. now last, the static of this business will talk any more of regime change or ukraine's demilitarization really good nato membership is still a russian. no, not great capital gifts can use that. them still got to look the commercial as soon as cab to class that it is ready for such a decision and begins the actual withdrawal of truth. some of these regions, as well as officially notifies that they have found in plans to join nato in order to cease by and begin negotiations will immediately follow from outside
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ukraine and its allies always say russia could end the war at any time by returning to its internationally recognized port is that so i'm like can be for now. so to is key of agreeing to pollutants demands. that is quite strong was here in moscow that a for fridays with this proposal. we rejected as there is no other way them in the intensify the wall. but this is why the guy just way out. both sides may be talking about peace, but they both have very different visions of it. will reach happens how to 0 or like same or are they asked the rest of specialists and that associate professor of national security on strategic studies. coating university joins us from past in australia. welcome to the program. so as we saw russia was not invited to this time, it's not every country from the global south necessarily agrees with the key points
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. and in any case, yes i do. and i think that's, uh that's, that's quite zone. and i mean, when you have any reports suggest that you go asian, come back to the time of russia's invasion back in late in february 20th when to, to is change. it made it back in march, planned to 2243 countries gone down. russia's actions now we've seen about asia obtained in and not everyone that up down to sign sign the declaration. and some of the key players, including key plays on the global side, so such as china, no such as brand deals on the compass, did not opt out at all in the best. it's been so in this sense then, so we're getting some more about tricia not only on the battlefield, but also, you know, the political more he is playing with the west is sort of update you can install and that, and the number of countries that is, that is radiate to or willing to support you bring politically or otherwise is sort
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of shrinking. not, not necessarily, but strange. and you mentioned china that mean where does an economic powerhouse like china stand on this in terms of not wanting to be perceived as, as taking a pro western stats a yes indeed. i think the decision by the chinese is not to offend this. the assignment, this driven by 3 brain to go back to this in mind, you one, it is the assignment that is being proposed by, by the united states, by a need to find a lot of human though formally, it isn't. it is assignment that is managed by the union look forward to but everyone knows what is behind it. secondly, china does not want to compromise. it's deepening and strategic relations with russia and 40 and was in china a few weeks ago where yeah, expensive conversations with seasoned team and i think the, a ross of success is on the, on the battlefield despite that some say, you know, it's a spell made to to asia probably gives china more confidence, the dresser can come out of this complex more,
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more successful than for before. and so need the position of the global software where china has the best a long term economic interest. all the chinese i think, wants to play their own game all their own jobs, and for example, their own role stop us. somebody else has rules. so given what you say, then, what will russia's calculations be in the meeting to long term when they say a summit like this, or well, well, this new put him put him when he put forward the proposal just couple of days before the assignment sort of shapes ups russians position, so the rest of the se, guarantor, we will talk on not with them. so the way the reason was they were made to duration, because obviously formality marysville. ask you to accept russell's position on media computer lation for, for them to accept. uh, zillow, landscape conditions, well the equally mean could be deletion. so neither side is brent bad to negotiate . and i,
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and i think that freak here is $44.00 of the other place to come in and bring those sides together without having any unusual conditions of visual that at least signs it before i throw in, begin this position that sanchez is refer as a representative for the assignments mother of the highest print, but nonetheless, by the same time that represent the database that budget for them in the state express concern saying that it should be som, i should have ball park is on the complex at the same table at the same in the same that the same time and the same room. so i think this was, this was the way they, they did, they came messages. so moscow wants to talk because obviously cannot afford this part of a war, but it doesn't want to visit lose it's, it's gain signage for a bathroom. and like center of you, thanks very much indeed for joining us here. we're now just there. thank you. the
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palestinians in gaza having mocking this nomic holy festival of eat out have despite the hardship of war, daily attacks, spies ready for states have separated families and destroyed livelihoods. i'll just say it was and hopefully has more as in the 365 square kilometers a found god. the distance is usually no obstacle for families gathering for a huge but invading is really forces have divided as of separating relatives from the conference of loved ones have met the other thoughts can't reach his wife and children and not drink on. so from his make shift and indeed, but they never put in denver and i spent every age with my family now. i hadn't seen them for safe and success as aids during this time that we sent you, others, families and friends. this was divided us and separated us on the vehicle.
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like if i went to the motion and it was the that and then when i went to tell the whole will that this was on guns and must stuff immediately give families a chance to be were united it's i know food. i be neither. no more age for her children to look forward to with their father. he was in an is really a talk on their home loan. we were rescued from under the rubble and immediately after that my husband lost his life. go ahead and i got injured together with my 2 sons and my little daughter had her face burned. my children ask a lot about their father, they missed him the most during the holy month of ramadan. and are you doing this? are you as well? they missed their father so much i to oh,
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what surrounded by the ruins of the homes. how does to use god, or indeed been a god there. despite the danger to my occasional tell in times of peace families in garza, i used to marking the feast of sacrifice with the traditional slaughter of an animal thus shared with those less fortunate. but palace to muse here have little food left to survive on let alone 2 gift is a instead of being handled in and we used to enjoy the now house with our relatives and spotted livestock for each sacrifice, we will all happy eat the ca is quite dark as we lost everything that was on everything turned into rubble. we have nothing left for us in this life. let's say the other is not the 1st to religious festival policy means have been forced to observe during unimaginable loss and hardships,
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but all of them in cause. our whole thing is the last and the committee as you see it updated but of gauze upon this time. the number of palestinians killed in an is rarely striking. the overrides refugee camp and central gauze is missing to 9. s tribes targeted a house cleaning at least 6 children. the tags have intensified across the gaza strip on saturday and sunday is ready minutes recess and initially investigation into the depths of 8th and it's sold as in gauze there on saturday, reveals they were killed by an empty tank. ms saw they say it was launched from short range. these very ami was seen recovering a troop carrier that was hit in the attack. and as soon as the soldiers were killed in an ambush, i'm the so who has more now on israel is report into the attack. is there any governments as band i'll just here is operations the so she's reporting from neighboring georgia. the initial investigation done by these really army after yesterday's investigation found that the combat engineering vehicle was in fact hit
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by an anti tank missile. these really armies saying that usually these kinds of vehicles are equipped with a sort of defense system, but not when it's at such a short range. they're saying the vehicle most likely exploded because of how close the impact was. and that all is really soldiers inside of the vehicle were killed. now the army is also saying that their findings are reporting one have mass spider, along with an r p g, found dead near where the combat engineering a vehicle was taken from mazda, saying that this was an ambush. and it is worth noting that these really army had initially said that perhaps it was some sort of explosive that was placed in the ground. but just about an hour later, they said that they were looking into the fact if it was some sort of antique tank of missile that was fired from a short range. and these really military saying that those are their findings at
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this stage. but they are still looking for more information as to why the defense system on the c, e. v didn't work, even though it was such a close range of reminds that is where the government has banned thousands here from operating in israel and then extended that decision. that's why it happened that joins us from the neighboring. joe is organized as a process and israel against the governments of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who announced a week of disruption. the group called free in land, says israel's leaders have failed to protect it citizens. the demand in connection is before the anniversary of that mass attacks on october the 7th. so the head on now is, is there an ons group link to our claim claims responsibility for an attack that killed more than $100.00 soldiers? and the governments cracked down on for tests as an argentine is raising social
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unrest the it's considered quite hoffman for midwest and also use these temperatures. i have to say are 6. the subject is rough, normal for pricing likes though. however, if you look to the northwest, it's much colder and coldly left to generate and there's not actually snow. it's how you go around vancouver just looks when she adds to the idea of this. but the flooding from that as the idea there will be some snow up in the rockies of both kind of the and the northwest of the us. little bit late in the you might think for that and the cold and then coast comes across the place. stuff to generate to the center of low pressure, stormy system in montano level, tend to generate big thunderstorms in north and south dakota. at the same time that
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there's bit of a gap, you've probably increasing the likelihood to quite strong width and when the weather into something to texas, i hope it develops it to know more about us. that's right. the gulf of mexico look study where you can just pick out some heavy rain, but it's really further south in guatemala and the to argue, i see drag your way here, which is where the and i think for the restaurant, tilly's, the small islands with the breeze not particularly heavy, that'll be longer lasting, charles, including eventually again in trinidad and tobago. and maybe there's an alarming big thunder storms. now again, in puerto luxury, the latest news as it breaks is really military has been for says complicating of was kids on the goals of rep, severely limit exam 3 of defense. so good with details coverage. human rights organizations have well come the u. s. decision to place as well on the list of countries that violates children's rights from the hearts of the story. the. 7
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attention of water is adding more misery to the lives of tens of thousands of palestinians, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the you watching out. just a reminder about top stores. now this out, a summit to, to discuss facing ukraine has ended with leaders from the dozens of countries committing to its territorial integrity. and quoting for donald, to end the war. a russia wasn't invited to some countries did not back a final declaration. the number of palestinians killed and it is rarely strike on the elbow range. refugee cabbage,
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central guns is missing to noise strikes. targeted house shooting at least 6 children. the chinese at premier lease shown that says relations between australia and he's country all on the right track. he's been visiting australia aiming to ease diplomatic tensions between the countries. 2 countries have signed several agreements covering trade climate change and the economy they've shown is the highest ranking chinese official to go to australia in the 7 years. he's probably created that prime minister onto the organizing on trade and grading issues with benefits neighbors in the pacific. jimmy, the last 6 and one year being here, prime minister and how many and i enough on that multiple times general on the tank or is it still the missouri to know what discharge the entrees attached? garage is to are really shy it so that this relationship ok, so for this on the right house of study,
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improved on hand keeping what can i by using somebody just now come to the prime minister companies and i handed in terms and foot on the table and reached a lot of them and sensors to my government has put dialogue at the center of a stray is relationship with china. because who all was most effective when we deal directly with each other. that's how we make progress on a shared interest and protect regional stability without dialogue, we can't address any of the differences that arise between us, or cetera cock joins us now from australia as capital camera. so sarah, tennis, what more has been discuss that is a news conference. well, this is penny at least the day in australia. and as you mentioned today, on monday, moxie official talks in can. but there was a ceremonial service for his arrival. there's now going to be state lunch in the state of dress,
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but the 2 ladies of held up press conference earlier. the 2 latest noise that the exchange views on regional security astride here has noticed that it wants to promote a regional balance when it's referring to the in the pacific. but it is also noted that it wants origin when no one country dominates, as you mentioned as well, premier lee has described these talks as candid and fruitful. he's also noted on a number of occasions that the relationship is on. the main doctor is a being in the diplomatic freeze, and that causes obviously this little a prime minister, scott moss, and some relationships on demand. prickly issues were obviously discussed and that's the likes of regional security and trying his actions in australia is does taste for trying his actions in the south trying to say, i'm human rights has been a, a big push. a diplomatic push from australia is perspective full by using to release the strategy ross or who's currently facing a death sentence suspended this sentence in china. so that also was notions during
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these talks on not monday and camera. so overall, then what sort of reception has that been so far for the chinese premier to what's been mixed. so you might be able to hear or see the, the process is behind me a once that i've got the, the pro china group. so that's on my list with the chinese flag then of course on the right, you've got a number of different groups or, or you nothing in their opposition to premier lady's visit as well as china. that includes those groups supporting pro democracy groups in hong kong. we've got a number of members of the straight into bitten community. we've also got a number of human rights groups. and again, they're all, you're not in the position to try. and we've also seen a couple of clashes and some arrests early this morning. as these 2 groups have been flashing in front of palmer house, but as nice would anthony albanese has said he's trying to restore the relationship with china. but a strategy what be silence on various issues and then various disputes. but the apartment is it has no should
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a both players have noticed that they made some progress on mending their relationship. 6 so it's a life for us, the thank you know, i'm group link to ok, that has claimed responsibility for the kidding. more than 100 soldiers in the king of prussia earlier this week. it's actually, it was in, let's see, the now the board, it was a gunman, stone, and on the base. the group says it's fights as of seize control of it along with vehicles, weapons, and ammunition. the ministry governments in book you in a faster than you share on model struggling to contain buttons in this the hell region. that's where i'm groups often operate in the foster stretch of desert where it's been difficult to govern. but with less thing is from the conrad that in the foundation expects conflict in this the hell to continue to grow the government's laws of finding more. i mean, they started offensive,
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but the they don't rely much unprofessional. so just, you know, they recruited 50 to 1060 solve for them to us, many of which cut all the issues of training. so that kind of. ready narrow booth to, you know, make some losses and it's, it's not very efficient. and unfortunately, we have almost every day, you know, one incident, alexis, maybe not tons of numbers of people killed. but certainly in terms of incidence right now. yeah, probably 5060 percent of the targets already which is effectively. ready outside the government control, all the to copy to it. if i got to go on to 2nd city to do that. so i kind of secure and the government is trying hard to define weapons say maybe when a terry pump the ship. this is rochelle. yeah, they're, they're not very successful also when the army attacks the no human rights moves. ready ported out of, you know, civilian victims. they're just kind of fueling this, you know, in search and see, you know, people get angry at candidates. ready and yet is so it's all most thoughts again mommy and
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a nice yeah. have similar problems but the countries i'm much bigger so it's awesome and malia need yeah. in the middle of the day as a waste and supplements for peter. father, smartest offices, 3 countries, very densely populated, so the, the conflict is always void route and whenever the army have trucks or do you get this attack? so you have a lot of passivity. again, you know, being reported killed and many more, you know, you know, saving and big time stuff makes it so broken and also so difficult to fight because you called to avoid settlements. sergeant senior senate has approved a huge bill this week. that's become a key parts of a precedent. i've yet knew that he's plans to over hold aiding economy. the bill was reduced version of the preston's original proposal spots. it's triggers nationwide process. and the us to raise a boat and not reports for one as our, as the buttons is raising concerns about how the new government handles social
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unrest. they had been waiting for the news of their relatives for 2 days and have come to these quoting would've site is to find out where they are. you know, to compose husband time on his daughter and granddaughter where detain, last wednesday, doing violence. that happened, why congress debated precedents have you had any laser economic reform bill? a landmark document with more than 200 proposals. the family says they were standing in front of us to pick a local food on the street. the 3 of them were taken by police we tried to pick up our things when the chaos started. my husband and my daughter started walking with their hands in the air so they wouldn't get shot. the police threw him on the ground. my daughter in granddaughter trying to help them, but they were all the team at least 34 people were detained during the protest of the confrontation, but foiled and was some of them were involved in violence,
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had many others were not those arrested face accusations of insurrection and terrorism the government says wednesdays protest, i part of a plan to get heavy enemy lay out of office. that wouldn't been neal, what happened is it could as far as it's understood in the 21st century, they once a week in the government. so it loses strain the what i, what i shall go, the senate has no narrow lead, approve the bill. since taking office may has been post a new security protocol on the streets. people are not allowed to be off the roads . these have increased tension with political organizations who want to protest against government. probably gotta be lazy, implementing the harshest berry to plan that has left when groups and other movements on the street or so has already shown 0 tolerance with this group. and that's why it's to one rights organizations are extremely concerned about how this government has those to send me mean yes, he has been fighting for human rights on her life. she's
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a lawyer challenge the military during the dictators ship in the 19 seventy's and eighty's and one of the stuff to compare protests with the crew to have a prosecutor investigating it. and to have so many innocent people arrested, shows us that our democracy is at risk for me this way, if i look weird, like you'll notice family and 14 others were released on saturday because of lack of evidence. those involved in violence that's remaining present. but they were rest shows, some of the challenges have you had any faces as he pushes for radical nickel nomic with 180. so we'll just see, to a point of sight is the well, the largest tropical wetlands are facing across this well, the $700.00 funds are broken out this month alone in brazil's penton outreach, and that's the highest number recorded since 1998. it's been driven by the el nino weather pattern,
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global warming and deforestation. monica inaccurate reports now from brazil's atlantic forest heights to the lush green mountains of brazil's atlantic green forest. searching for the world's last remaining golden mind. cameron monkeys appreciate this, said they're coming. the small copper colored monkeys were once on the brink of extinction, with only $200.00 left. now, golden lion cameron families are growing and have become stars among the tours in their native state. a free addition narrow to success is the result of the efforts to reforest the region and build a bridge over a main highway for safe passage. but throughout trying to convince the forest can, can have more economic value that some of a and eco tourism is one of the activities that we are sharing with the local
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community. that farmers see eco tourism. a booming industry and priscilla is worth billions of dollars for this year. it has taken a hit with a drought. cindy amazon, and fires in the bunker. now the world's largest tropical wetlands. this family from the united states has just been there. i was here almost 10 years ago with a group, and at that time it was very wet. it was like, oh, it was like what our world and it was beautiful and i fell in love with it. so almost 10 years later, i wanted to bring my grandchildren back. it was very changed, much, much dryer. although rio de janeiro is almost 2000 kilometers from the demo. local eco tourism has spelt the fires impact mazda point on already punched, and barbara was able to equitably some capital,

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