the, the safe them even come in as an international anti corruption excellence award denominator hero. now the of the, i don't want elizabeth put on them and this is the news online from coming out for the next 60 minutes. the evaluation keyless protest is full 5 minutes to shake hacienda to resign and flee the country. the united nations completes its investigation into 19 staff members of the un agencies of palestinian refugees,

who is well accused of being involved in the october 7th attack people. uh scott, for a better rate or a desperate for the international community to hear that price. that you and paint a done a picture of suffering and sit on this thing. international criminal court prosecutor says those responsible will be held to account and global markets take a tumble stock. so on track for the worst day since 2022 of the us recession fee is installed, acetate on the plants, this is his new heights of dealing picks. this sweetie style, breaking its own will. ret, cooled salon hobo gold. in paris, the will begin this news, ella and bond to the issue of protest as a euphoric of the government is in task,

is off to an extraordinary day. 5 minutes to shake casino has resigned and fled the country to neighboring india. a crowd storm to a residence and the parliament building, and it has been building for weeks as a deadly police cracked out on antique government protest has escalated, at least 66 people were killed in the violence on monday, it was an abrupt and has seen those 15 g as in power, she lives behind the political vacuum. chaos on the streets. now the army chief has taken control, promising him for an interim government. the un has called for com and the democratic transition. the important things are um, are that uh for the parties to remain calm and we want to emphasize the importance of a peaceful, orderly, and democratic transition. we stand in full solidarity with the people of bundle. they should this time and we call for full respect of their democratic and human rights. and ultimately regarding this, what's happened so far, there's a need for

a full, independent, and trans impartial and transparent investigation into all acts of violence. what's on the tells me, begins coverage from the bank innovation capital, mca, a protest this time the residence of bangladesh was prime ministers accessing a weeks of violent demonstration across the salvation country have killed at least 300 people in an address to the nation. the army chief confirm senior, had resigned and slipped the country the arched people to trust in the military to restore, come and ensure those responsible for the killings are punished. one will feel the country is witnessing a period of revolution right now. i had invited all the leaders of political parties that came. yeah, and we had a good discussion. we have decided to form an interim government through the interim government, the functioning of the country will take place and i'm giving you my word that we will bring justice for all the killings and the injustice that has happened. have

faith in the army. unity armed forces, the proto, started last month with a demand to and co does it. government jobs reserved for relatives of people who are funding the word of independence. more than 50 years ago. there was a pause in the demonstration after the supreme codes prep most code as but students came back to the scripts, demanding justice for the families of those killed and the resignation of the prime minister. more than 90 people were killed on sunday, including 13 police officers. when demonstrators attacked a police station, the army has promised to form an interim government, but they are concerned about the lack of trust in the military among the protest. this is really a population that has been looking for accountability and justice for some years. now under a, you know, an increasingly authoritarian allow me lead regime. assume that will be crucial. i

think the, the big food now i think should be that they may be a reprisals and violence against the fathers is willing kaji. i think this is something that everyone's really worried about. and we will be hoping that the army is able to keep the peace and as well as introduce some kind of into him system that can deliver us back to democracy in bangladesh. after the army chief spoke, a group which had spearheaded the anti government protest relays the statement, saying the military is not the solution. the students on the public will decide who it will be at pointed to the interim government. it say it was not a street of protest on it was a movement against we'll talk proceed. that's why we're role here. the main concern would be those who are still behind the bars, not just says the recent stood in front of the thousands of political prisoners hoping behind the bar during the event before the election. nearly 20000 opposition parties are behind the box. those phobia would be looking forward for just the 76

year old, have seen a warning vote straight term in january of this year. the election was by coded by the main opposition party. our party, the army league, has been accused of rights abuses and corruption for years. sooner his resignation, including the country, is being widely celebrated across bangladesh. but restore income, assuring accountability and trust in the military. that is itself, the accused of widespread abuse poses a huge challenge. in the days and weeks i had under each other agency to talk of the military chief walk. it was the mom has taken charge of the country during one of its worst political crises and decades. the 58 year old was appointed head of the army on june 23rd for a 3 year period. he'd previously served as the chief of general staff or the seeing military operations and intelligence, as well as the country's role and us un raw the peacekeeping operations. he completed 2 choices of peacekeeping himself and,

and goal and liberia. during the career spanning model, 1st he is, the mon worked closely with former prime minister shay casino, as a staff officer in the armed forces division is besides some of these policy, an advocacy manager at the ball city school of international affairs. he's joining his life from toronto. thank you very much for your time before we talk about what might happen next. just how historic day is best for along the dish. well, i should say fine. so i'm not a problem. i'm here in baltimore, are you? and with regards to the situation in bangladesh right now it's, it's a historic moment. you're right wherever you're saying that. but i think it's too early, you still celebrate. besides, the version that you've seen so far has happened because of the fall of the apartment. so shaken, seen that headache to go real government, but there the situation is still very all the time on the ground has been receiving

the big, crumbling, with reports, all establishment establishments being set on fire infrastructure and installations, phones of people who are being ports. so this needs to come, this, allow them to us. are you also hearing who's behind this widens? of the said again, are you also hearing of who is behind this bonham's that you mentioning? yeah, so this cannot be anyone but, but the be political forces that have existed in the country. and right now what we're seeing is a revenge mentality of, of some of these political elements, both from within the previous parties, supporters of the albany, supporters as well as the other parties that have existed. and then we have, have been, have a competing temporary card. so to speak, so they need to be a comedy introduced right now as soon as possible. and how important is that sense

for the on that to i'm sure that security disability right now, just stuff any more death either at the hands of protest as oh, gods loyal to shake casita and her allow me to say it again. how important is it then, given the bottoms that you're talking about for the army to insure security and stability regardless of who's commissioned the violence? so i see, these are the last on my side, douglas, when you, when he was seen so much of a public outrage uprising happening be the army should have taken preparation well in advance to be able to come into the position loc taking over the country. but to ensure the security of the people until the inherent government and the members of the internal government are set in place, which will take some time, of course, because there needs to be consultations with the intelligence here as well as the student meeting the protests. so that has all happened, that as a result, we're seeing this based on race and an outpouring of tension on the,

on the ground. and it's not very normal. it will take some time being in sort of a ringing normal seem to in this situation. and i hope that the army would immediately come to the front of the piece and sort of the security of the people and the structure. and that's just one part of it. there's a lot of work that absolutely. they have been speaking about how to enter and governments, the army. what will that look like? we've already heard resistance, the military being any pos was an interim government. and so it has to be a civil government and the, and i'm glad that the army chief has mentioned that that'd be in certain governments would be form and it will include the members of the intelligence in the country. but when i say this, this member of intellect and share this needs to come to public participation of representation of the students who have let them open the credit. today for this victory,

for the fall of the shake casino and her government goes entirely to the students and the people, the wider population who joined us with the subsequent gait and made it so big that, that, that the governor of jacob's enough would not stay in power any longer, so they deserve that charles to speak for who they want in the power. and it's important that it happens to cancel these, not just with the political copy of existing political parties of it back. because there's a lot of frustration with the parties that, that exist in the country. it needs to be a representation of a people would normalize the existing political parties who all have charges of crimes and human rights violations that have taken place. i should mention that what is very critical to focus right now for the internal government is to invite to actively invited united nations to conduct an international commission of inquiry of for the violations that have taken place in july and subsequent weeks, as well as reading the over the decades of these meetings, human rights violations,

into unlawful detention shillings or chairs that have all taken place. the students will be led, leading that movement have suffered them. so they have come out of those attentions that have disclosed the kind of are, is that they have bonuses to business products set to both the nations saying that they has to be an independent and trans bound investigation though they didn't mentioned if they would have any role and that solved him all day. thank you very much for your time on those. we really appreciate it. i of the united nations has completed its investigation into 19 staff members of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. so is why they choose just being involved in the ups for the 7th attack. they found no or insufficient evidence to support the allegations against 10 of itself. they say that 9 may have been involved and have terminated the employment, but added as well,

hasn't provided evidence to support the allegations against them on what employees around. 15000 people in gaza. gabriel. and he's also has more from the united nations of the un saying 9 henri staff members may have been involved in the october 7th attacks on israel. but the key word may, the un admitting that it does not have conclusive 100 percent evidence. and that the un office of internal oversight services was never given full access to israel's evidence that it claims it has against the un personnel. secretary general, antonio gutierrez ordered this internal review shortly after he's real leveled its claims against unwrapped personnel in late january. now because of legal and confidentiality reasons, this o i o s report will not be made public. and to put it in perspective,

the 9 employees that may have taken part in october 7th, represent less than one half of one percent of the total unreal staff that work in gaza. meanwhile, since october 7th, more than $200.00 henri personell had been killed duty. israel's continued bombardment of the guys a strip gabriel is on don't out here at the united nations in new york. if he's 40 palestinian something killed in his writing a tax and central gaza since sunday. 2 people were killed in full and had been several missiles. trucks allowed in streets and they don't follow a separate joint attack on a group of people collecting what has left. 2 children boomed and early on monday is randy drones target? has the police call canada at least 8 offices? the bodies of 89 on identified palestinians have been handed to stop at the mouth for medical complex and con eunice by the international red cross of the palestinians had been held in detention by those rarely,

military. that is where the army hasn't disclosed the circumstances of the desk, and the reason for them being detained. the bodies have been buried in a mass grave and calling you this gauze as media office is accusing. that's where the military of taking more than 2000 bodies from cemetery since the ball began. the so the, so we on the feeling is tragic. one feels a deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and a bubble this to lose a son and not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead? well, i cannot find out why my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out, i'm very distressed. every day i feel a lot with every one work in a civil defense. whether it's bodies i tried to such as rarely finance minister bestsellers, small churches describe living palestinians and gaza die of hunger as justified and moral. he said,

we're bringing an age because there's no choice. we can't in the common global reality manage of war. he went on to say, nobody will, that has caused $2000000.00 civilians to die of hunger, even though it might be justified and moral until the hostages are returned. home, the fellow who it has moved from the godaddy and capital amante's reporting from there. because alger 0 has been banned from reporting in israel by the government. will these really finance minister of sar, ride member of nets and yahoos government and a known ultra nationalist who lives in an illegal settlement making these conference, these comments rather at the gosh captive conference. this isn't a legal settlement that was disbanded by these really government in 2005. this is a conference that was calling though for the re occupation of the gaza strip and continued policies that have been against and that's in yahoo, his own government, his own position on the war. these really finance minister essentially saying that

if it were up to him, he would continuously block a into the gaza strip while the palestinian territory is already starving because of a siege on a that has already been ongoing. but that's what a smart ridge is saying that it would be, quote, moral and jost if israel were to do this until the captives were released at the same conference, he also has been calling for the voluntary migration of palestinians from the palestinian territory. and also the re settling of dogs is saying that there should be complete is really military control there, even after the war is over. this has been his position since the beginning of the war and to some experts within his real say it's why he hasn't been able to make any decisions with the prime minister on the previously now disbanded war cabinets . since the war on guns were began. is where the human rights grew bets and then has released a diamond proposed on the mistreatment of palestinians held in this way the prison since october 7th. the report found systematic abuse and is ready presents cooling

them. the fact to torture comes some of the violations and code severe physical on sexual violence. cuba shouldn't sleep, deprivation and deliberate stop ation. the number of palestinians, and this rarely jails has doubled to 9623 since the war began. at least 60 have died in custody. i'm also a human was detained and in his way the president asked cologne in 2009. he describes the torture inflicted on him or the 2 mountains by his where the gods and says palestinians currently held unlikely, suffering even worse treatment with their guns. detainees that had been kept from causes a lot of them have come back, but the bucks to their families and they've come back, decomposed and i've been detained in 2009 uh at that time. um, things were a little bit less i think when it comes to the severity of the circumstances of the prison, most of the time i was sticking into administrative custody. i was in uh,

interrogated in bed, the sticks up and uh, the change in and in prison in atlanta and also suffered solitary confinement. there you understand that these people have no rights. we have no rights. i wasn't able to see a lawyer until many months that had i wasn't able to see my family. i was told that i have a secret the case. and the file that has the full, the sort of information about all the misdeeds that i have done. and that they cannot disclose to me any of it. and that they would continually interviewed us until we let them know everything that they need to know about what is happening. we suffered from seeds of sleep deprivation. we would, for example, sleep in a room with lights above us, and we would, they would continue to come to oval and ensure that we stay a week. mostly, the quality of the food is extremely bad, very low on what the t sometimes the fluid is not enough for everyone. there is no

access to sunlight. we continuously get searched. unfortunately, it can also, sometimes it has to be split up to daughter being able to become naked in front of the prison. this is very false as a carrying off more rates in the occupied westbank the the, the focused on the city of jeanine. what is really ahmed vehicles have been filmed running house to me and cause the palestinian web presence says that 5 people have been injured including fools of live bull that do dish people who wish to. and he's very on the storm shop. just are going to say that we work under the umbrella we promised in, in monetary a forward. i'm promising in laws. we do not finalize the laws. we respect the supervision imposed on. we do not commit any violations. we do not know why this happened to us. we'll finish off. i did and there was a raid on jeanine and we didn't have enough time to close the shop. we were

surprised to see the is randy. so it is just outside on my car was parked in front of the money exchange and look what happened to him. i was trapped in the show and i didn't know what happened outside in the hezbollah. fine to end the medical being killed by an as ready as strike in southern lebanon. lebanese health minister confirmed the depths of the town of may's, our chapel. the sick black smoke could be seen rising into the air off of the attack in the village of the day. at least 5 hezbollah flies have been killed in the past 24 hours in southern lebanon. the latest attacks come with the entire region on the edge. both has ball and drawn have auto fatalities off to israel's assassination of a has bullock alonda and they vote and an attack in which a mos lita is my honey. i was killed in pet on as a big has the basis developments from much i you and, and self 11 on this all is being discussions taking place, trying to get has below on their, on to kind of limit the retaliation we've had that it gets uh,

from around the world arrive here in lebanon and baby, to talk to the lebanese government to pass on messages to his blood, trying to get them to kind of limit their response to his radius estimation of the senior. come on the flight, she'll go to the in the suburbs of baby roots. now, here's what i have promised to retaliation. so i'm not sure if that retaliation will be limited. as for iran with a ron of also require a promise to retaliation. in fact, the foreign minister has invited far invested as well as the head of commissions to a meeting in, in, in the run and no data. again, to discuss this retaliation, we also understand that the russian national security advisor as well as the height of delegation aren't there on a ring. and media say is to discuss a bi left with cooperation deal. but again, the pressing issue is this conflict is this retaliation that we're expecting, possibly from the, at the same time, iran and his below his act at the same time. and the real fear is, will this not escalate?

and the united states believes that it, according to reports that this attack from iran and his block would be imminent. but they also trying to deescalate that they want to run a, his blood to limit their retaliation of any turn, put pressure on israel to limit their response to iran. and his beloved with, if that will happen or not, is it is a separate question altogether. and right now it's old speculation. we don't know when his blood and iran will strike or did you know is that they have promised or response. we don't know where they will strike and we don't know how expensive will, how wide spread it would be. us secretary of state antony blinking has been speaking at the white house and he addressed the situation in the middle east. we are engaged in the test, the phones pretty much round the clock with a very simple message. all parts must refrain from escalation. all parties must take steps to ease tensions. escalation is not going anyone's interest. it will only lead to more conflict, more violence,

more in security. it's also critical that we break this cycle by reaching a ceasefire and guys that insurance on lot of possibilities for more than during calm, not only and guys itself, but in other areas where the conflict could spread well early on monday, evolves foreign ministry spokesman, also canal and he said iran has to respond to as well as a question in order to restore stability, to the region of angel movie, as long as it on. if you're on talks of why it's right to punish the aggressor, this is an action to help consolidate security and stability in the region. we believe the consolidation of stability and security will be achieved by punishing the aggressor and creating a tyrant against the adventures behavior and the extra territorial terrace of design this regime. with all those comments as rushes, security council secretary,

so go show, go as an pet on vincent, iranian security officials most closed form of defense minister, but also meet the ronnie and president and armies chief of stuff russian president that any fusion last visit to fit on in late 2022. well, the state department spoke to us and matthew miller says the us has been urging countries to advise iran against acts that could increase tensions. he says that us doesn't expect russian officials to dissuade running plans. and we don't have any expectations that russia is going to play a productive role in de escalate intentions. we haven't seen them play a productive role in this conflict since october 7th. they have um, for the most part, been absent. certainly, we've seen them do nothing to urge any party to take the escal towards this say not to say a senior fellow at the center for international policy. and he's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time. how do you think russia will use the influence that has with that on as, as the wrong consider as it's response to the kidding of,

it's not him yet in the iranian capital. well, his visit comes at a very critical time. iran and russia had been deepening their security and military ties for at least the past 10 years. but, and this visit was planned earlier this year. but coming this week, in the midst of this regional turmoil, it does signal that russia is conveying a certain amount of support that you're on. how much that support will be, remains to be seen. um, it is unlikely that major military equipment will come from russia to the ron, such as the 2 fighter aircraft that you run has one i for years or the s 400 missile defense system. but there are certain rumors. if you run your media, they have some electronic warfare systems have been brought to you run by the russians that iranians can use in defense. and in this scenario, where israel child to response to any ronnie and attack and mr. to say,

what did you make of the recording that we played just before you with the us state department spokesman saying that they don't think that russia will dissuade yvonne when it considers its response to honey is cutting as well. the situation is bad. you the almost the straw that broke the camel's back and the region that made some job has by refusing to do a ceasefire up until now and the fascinating and the carrying out these other assassinations in the region. i don't think there's much that brought stuff to do at this juncture, that you're on supreme leader has about retaliation and response for the feeling humiliating assassination. and yet intent, ron and russian likely would benefit from actually a regional vendor conflict that could see oil prices skyrocket. with that said, rush, that doesn't want to, you know, as partnerships with e bron it gets bruno and it is fine. yvonne has been

a partner for russian on the plane war. so there is a scenario that russia would support you. ron militarily, as i said, that would also be kind of um, pain drawn back for some of the support the length and you crank okay. and how kind of ron, as allies restore determines what do you think the calculations are right now and restoring deterrence against, as well, without provoking a full blown regional will are yes, they are in a very difficult position in a dangerous position where they, you wrong and say they don't want regional war and regional war would not be to their interests. but in the face of these, the wrong and actions of the kind of school autonomy wrong that says the wrong hasn't retaliated forcefully enough. and that they need to take more forceful action to restore deterrence, that peaceful thought is dominance right now. um, now i think the scenarios are had, are either or some kind of contained as the latoria situation like happened in april where you're on responds militarily. but the escalations ultimately contains

the us and other global powers thing, an important role with that. or we could see a scenario escalation leads to this regional war scenario that all the sites have been trying to avoid off until now, with the exception of nathan yahoo, um, but in terms of how it runs, pack may take, or there are stairs speculation, you know, that you can be coordinated with has bola and if you are there you're on the individual allies, it could take the form of another direct missile and drawing the salt from the run into israel. it could even potentially take the form of something surprising, maybe even potential incursions on the ground from syria or lab and on, but it remains to be seen, but they will go, it seems like they're set to go up to escalation matter after the assassination of india and do you think that's despite around having a new president much has been made of the fact that you know, he's a reformist and it's a, he's a very different president to him, but i see it was killed in a helicopter crash. and yes,

i think that this is just partly informed facing out this calculation. i would argue that nathan go is someone who has been trying to sabotage us, the wrong diplomacy and efforts at the time for a nuclear agreement between the us you run into less then i don't think it's a coincidence that on the day of the operation of this new reform his presidency. ron who campaigned on the escalating pensions of the last and pursuing diplomacy and a new new, clear deal that this assassination of him, you know, really boxes in this new you, ronnie, and presidents. and you know, by the humiliation that it in person on the wrong the wrong is applies to respond and you will be drawn, finds itself and peasant, you can find himself in this difficult situation of facing this kind of escalate towards situation as opposed to the escalation and diplomacy that he had a temp paid on and you know, said would be his priority a, mr. to say thank you so much for your analysis on this. we really appreciate that. see, not to say live in washington dc. thank you. washington says american military

personnel has been ended and a rocket attack on an air base house and us troops in weston voc, 2 missiles hit on acid base and unbar province. a fuel supply station inside the base has court fine and a still burning. please say the muscles were launched from the trunk. that's bringing that cost on that to me without that. why have he's joining us live from back. that lock will tell us what we know so far of the will a lucky secure with your sources. say that 2 missiles will launch it at i in, in a said the ministry base that houses us and coalition, the troops in the above province. and the western iraq at, at, today in the evening about that 3 and a half hours ago. and according to the pentagon that i told the elders, eli, that's a initial information, indicates that a number of us soldiers were injured. meanwhile, here in a rock, you're lucky,

a security sources say that a number of us. so those were taken to receive medical treatment at a fee in the hospital inside the and it said the ministry at base. meanwhile, security forces had been deployed in the area, searching for the suspects. they say they have found a truck, a pickup truck, with a miss, a launcher, mounted on top of it. and they also found a number of but on except loaded at mist size. i submitted 3 days. this is the 2nd time the base is being targeted by me size within the past 10 days. as you know that the us at taught us at 84 has taught him to a location belonging to the popular mobilization units. last tuesday can get for putting up mobilization units, soldiers, and enjoying a number of them. so all this can yes,

please. my quote, uh, thank you very much for that, for now. that is must, without the why has, with the information we have. so foss live in baghdad, still a head on knowledge as there are more riots and the u. k. finding the stickiest almost promises swift criminal sanctions for those involved and some of the worst on west and move on a decade. this full of breaking of shaking things off of the past and then fix, but it's an and then pick future is already in dallas. the i had learned that there's plenty of pleasant summary weather across europe at the moment and we are going to see the sky is clear across some west in areas as the

winter weather pushes its way for the east, bringing drenching down paws across the baltic. states in which to western russia, ukraine and the south around the black sea behind that was a move in the way of slices. assumption length of places like poland as well as germany and into front. but the weather isn't very far away. we've had a wet band walk, it's way across the person on the island divided and you can see the showers on choose day across the island, putting into way of some of those coming into southern parts of england as well as the north. that'll be they'll be more of that to come on wednesday. the rain picks up across central areas on wednesday, some of that heavy rain folding across northern parts of italy. but it remains pretty dry. across the balkans, temperatures are sitting very high here. this sitting high as well across the south, west to spain and portugal, 39 degrees in madrid and we'll see temperatures continue to rise across that middle part of europe in places like italy, it is looking like bella, italia,

with lots of sunshine, the heat building and run through to friday, the maybe his son goes head to head with his really historians that he morris. the jews were on the 5th of annihilation by the arabs. and that's my view legitimize justified cleansing arabs from all of the who to said exactly the same thing about maybe for the 1990 israel is committed numerous of all crimes. since that i'm also friends on that type of stuff. i'm fairly sure that'd be fine. but the war itself is not a war primed head dead on a tuesday era sears from, i'll just say around on the go and need tonight. out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we just fix allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on

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attack. they found no or insufficient evidence to support the allegations against 10 of itself. they say that 9 may have been involved for that israel and hasn't provided evidence to support the allegations against them. stocks on wall street have problems with alter earliest cutoffs and asian and european equity markets. the down to and is linked to rise and fee is of a recession in the united states. the dow jones industrial index opened 2 and a half percent. loa depends, and the k close 12.4 percent. loa long, it's worst to day decline in several years. one, london's foot c, $100.00 closed to percent noah. the market panic is being driven by weak us economic data, which a storage fee is of a recession. that's for more on the global market that speak to heidi joe cost, or she's joining us live from washington dc. markets floating around the world. on monday, heidi what's happened? the yeah, in here in the us,

it was the worst day for the largest in nearly 2 years with the s and p 500 closing down 3 percent. why did this all happen now? we'll just on friday there was a series of concern of economic indicators that the us economy maybe slowly, there was not as much jobs added to the economy as expected. more unemployment claims were being filed and manufacturing appear to be sluggish. all of that leading to investors worries that there may be a recession on the horizon. and in fact, goldman sachs, economists forecast now that now there is a 25 percent chance of a u. s. recession within the next 12 months. and so how is this being viewed in the us, heidi the federal reserve is set to meet again and september. that's right. in the federal reserve meeting will be critical. they decided not to lower interest rates in their meeting last week. many are saying that may have been a mistake given what's happened now, but they'll have

a chance to lower those interest rates was a certainly an option on the table in september. but the pervading advice that experts are getting to american investors is to not panic. they say that today was likely an overreaction that still stocks are higher now than they were at the beginning of the year in the us. and the best advice that investors are receiving here is to just sit tight and wait and not, not rush to any quick actions. i do. thank you for that. how does your cost or live in washington dc as the, the international criminal quotes chief prosecute cutting, calling his percentage report to the un security council of the situation in saddam, which has been racked by conflict since april last year. well, he painted a dollar a picture of the situation side of the country which was facing the world, was displacement a crisis aside and continues between the army and the power ministry rapids support

forces comm said the court will soon take steps to prosecute those guilty of commission will crimes and sit on i will be in a position, i believe we are. why i hope by my next report, i will be able to announce applications for warren. so the rest regarding those or some of those individuals that have the most responsible for what we're seeing at the moment. people uh scott or a beret or a desperate for the international community to hear that price. have a morgan has more fun caught the or considering the fact that both wear in size have failed to listen to any previous un resolution and calls by regional countries for a ceasefire. and to allow for investigations. it doesn't look like these, where it's at least for the time being will resonate. so i think continues here in the capital costume. this is denise army announced on monday that they were able to

regain more control over more territories in the city of the mind. and there has been repeated artillery strikes by the rapid support forces in the city over the past year to that's in north and are for and that's the last army stronghold in the and tides are for region. now, there has been reports of a death of civilians as a result of the arts of the re strikes, health facilities. hospital in impression have been targeted repeatedly by the artillery strikes 5, the rapids support forces. and then there's our newest product and the air strikes 5 of the new army, which has lots of civilian deaths. so uh for the time being it looks like both sides are focused on trying to win the conflict. i'm trying to get an upper hand over the other rather than listening to what the international criminal court prosecutor and the united nations security council is calling for both sides to do, which is for accountability from the international criminal court and for a ceasefire from the united nations security council, us soldiers have withdrawn from the last american military base and they share the

comfortable than the yeah, often these yasmina tree relooked to do and ordered us forces to leave the country . the u. s. military had used the base and this efforts to find on boots in the region when address has moved from a boucher of the departure of the american forces and the lions. that was thing. relations between new jersey and the united states. since the military cool in the country and july 2023, a few months after the cool there was tense relations between the united states and this year. as the june to the 1000000 fugitive that started leaning towards weiss you for support. now the departure of this uh group or that the base, the closure of the base, and i guess we'll create a huge divide to them in terms of security. this is following the departure of french, the french from news media is a very large country with lots of other govern spaces. the military base or the going to be using i get is provided some form of jobs to the local community and to

the united states. the opportunity, all the avenue to launch strikes, i guess i'm course operating in the sale under my group areas, especially around the area. so i out of the board is with ad julia and other countries. now, on each part the government, the government team is you have the ability june to the said, well, the americans have been there, but they have seen little progress and talk to the local, secure to issues. now what we're going to witness probably is an escalation in the balance in that country and this a union country. and the last one. yeah. the number of i'm forced as often as you have been killed by i'm groups operating in the country, fall apart of number, the number of ministry personnel killed and the former democratic government of mom . and by zoom who the ministry june to accused of failing to sort of secure the country. a lot of people will be watching the next few days, how things were timed out. and this is coming also at the time when the russian person to regroup, who is yeah, or many of these areas i've been hoping would be deporting as you have to deal with

technology issues. i've taken a direct hit in the last one week or so in the operations in money. how many degrees ologist data? i will just the the u. k is new, david solomon is facing a national crisis as the was rioting, and 13 year sweeps, the country violence food by far right groups began after 3 young bills was stab to death at a don's cost last week and an investment in of which reports from south poland for the community as in morning a week on a town moons a week since the beginning of 3 young goals. the stabbing to death of alice b, b and l. c. ship the nation. that's what those in that hometown degree is passed. just little ghost of him today and then what it's been distorted to, to it's just been discussed and so then memory westdale can't really pro

stuff but the suspect and you know that when they start to, to these beautiful angels with it, which is trying to have phone, just do every kid officials paying their respect, including the com, a made divisions. the minister out there here. what are your reflections on one week since this tragedy of festival? i'm here on a private visit as the meanest of the communities, 2 to 6 best mice sorted out and support to the community. i'll be inspired how people have come together in the often must have such a tragedy in a heartache, then to send all the community to come together, you know, in a pretty it might have to show the brilliant side of thoughtful for the committee stance the u. k, as in 2 days, the fall right? unrest viewed initially by misinformation online. the suspect was a muslim immigrant assisting even after authority said he was born in person rallies,

moving into an immigration riots. the case ethnic minorities targets. it's the chaos of the last few days, feeling distant from the desk of 3 young goals that with the stocks for the interest, the police line putting off the crime scene is still of people still coming to pay their respect the show of what happens here. and the pain is deeply wounding. this community says, charity wants to help heated collecting donations with families and fast responders . traumatized by the tragedy to the instance of last week took place right on our doorstep and we are a community organization we are here. so we can support them in the days the weeks and the months to come. as people gathered to remember the 3 little girls

that was just sadness left young and old, seeking and giving comfort. amid the pain that overwhelmed this town. near the end of a city in which out a 0 south thoughts? well, some have blame the vines, the u. k. on this information but other say local media and government special because also contributed or challenge takes a closer look at watch and who is behind the violence. a david tact, people prophecy. i'm the police and they're responsible for some of the most serious and sustained public violence. the you can see in a decade. but who are the anti immigration protest is taking part in riots across the country. they might be, for example, useless off boards. people traveled into southport to perform these extreme history . so great was these people where, you know, almost was a jew to the gods and stand full the nation, any glass of columbus and, and could have teeth. so she's a sophomore and riots. so i think we are seeing is the people from the outside

coming in. and also lou cause, you know, kind of protesting and i'm writing a quite violent and reprehensible boys loose the centralized network of fine rights activists to the producers. consumers and shares of the digital means and misinformation that are fewer local and they use messaging apps to coordinate protests seen as something of a figurehead is telling me robinson real name, steven yaks, the land, and he sets up the now to expanded english defense league and his county out of the country with a warrant issued for his arrest. but for use anti immigration sentiment is benign provide by the u. k. is right wing newspapers and was used as a wedge issue by the form of conservative government. because for 10 or 15 years having a large the uncontested right reading and extreme right. we got a newspaper media showing that rita is this country is desperate straits.

a lot of politicians on the right seeking advantage in that position and that that is the whole kind of cocktail against this which is taking place as will rom, paul, criminal justice. they've already made hundreds of arrest. it's now k as tom is problem to solve his challenge is to crank down on the violence and find some way of taking this thing out. so the immigration issue, this brought the u. k to the brink pro retirements. how does there still a head on al jazeera and sports move metal success for simone files at the palace and then fix. and these here with that story, the, these business uptake these voltage by the bank growth part of on the dashboard to use the

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on the floor. and it's time to support what's been happening at the olympics sandy. thank you so much, liz. yes, on monday plans, this is hit new heights in paris, the sweetie still breaking its own wills rec will to land poll volts gold to plants is 1st set and i live directly here a 6 meters, 10 cents a me to celebrate that i sit with the hose, my famous, these games might sick of sheets, these tickets you've been with zone. so click 6 meters, the twin c 5. stephen break the wills reco spend the night outside the age of 20 full. this was the funds. this is 2nd to look at sideways. also 12 world championships both in those and out. those brits since kayley

hutchinson won her 1st global tyson, the fun with the 800 meters was considered previously on the 2 silver medals at the world championships. and she also finished 2nd about social games. this time it was so you got a degree my of a po peer finishing is run around with can use will. champ can very more, is the control of seeing the 5000 meters where i can use type to keep you going. was disqualified after this, on track clash with ethiopians. data, se guy, it cost keep you going. a silver metal, copatrick vitreous chevy when something when gomez was defending champion, savannah's, son of the netherlands, upgraded to a silver springs. no light was back in action. the day after winning the 100 meters is the american easing his way to a winning. but soon as relates a, he was one bronze and this events of it. so sir james, he's a big favorite though to take this time. so he started in paris. now simon balls is

celebrating her full smell it. the games violence was looking. so when an 8th gymnastics gold metal and her full in paris, difficult words saying that when the women is full. so as soon as she's 2nd behind brazil's and rebecca and right, i'll just see my children, charles, one of the problems with finals 11 olympic metal overall. gold medal i the for her in the be the 27 year old. she claimed phones and this event that the last 2 olympics slipped soft on during her retain. he said so she went on to finish and it's time for face. it's elise allister, i'm also taking the goals. he can't be mad at my performances. um, a couple of years ago, i didn't think i'd that be back here. i don't know what that game. so competing and then walking away with 4 metals. i'm not mad about it. i'm pretty proud of myself and it's always so exciting to compete. the trocklin mix relay went ahead despite further concerns over pollution levels and the river sun practice sessions have

been canceled in the river on sunday to to load a quality or suspend moving 1500000000 dollars to reduce sewage levels. monday's rice, when sunset produced really thrilling, finished germany winning gold, the us site and great britain. just a couple of strides behind, like with the other model is always friends will be playing spring. so the goal, middle in the men's football friends, is semi final against each one is extra time territory. so i'm going on. so when 3 will net song, sing just the 2nd olympic goals that 1st came at the 1984 olympics. do that get you get it as if it spain hit back from a gold and speak morocco and see one for the 2nd straight final. finally, sanchez school the when it was just 5 minutes left in the game. stainless the out, so you i presented the fun with the less the britain won the 1st trip to cycling.

don't pay me in the women's team. sprints to finish. right. is broke the world record 3 times during that events he's in and for the silver metal. when it's a breaking is about so many kids 1st and then pick a parents, it's the only us both out these games as organizes look to attract a young or is pull race reports. and this is why it break dancing is always hot. it's how on the streets with a group of friends, starry, i debates to this group. it's the streets of paris, one of many places that is embrace the culture that originated in the bronx and new york move in half a century ago. but now the movement that styles itself, one of the full pillows of hip hop, is made it to the grand stage of the olympic games. as frightening as it's now known, it makes its debut at paris 2024, former to clicking single football shape. it's for me breaking now has a big opportunity for this, but there was

a preconception about it when i started dancing. my parents didn't want me to do hit public. it's a dense, the thugs, etc. but now the fact that breaking is it, the olympics means that people's things a different. they see that it's open to everyone. it's cool, it's fun. the pine is a breaking came for book policies. while the 1st electric brake is people watch wilts champion victim montalvo. the your site depends all style team, but the wording of metals has been contentious in a scene that doesn't always embrace set the rules criteria. one thing that makes writing difficult to judge it's an event like they lympics is it as a physical and technical side, but also an autistic side. there's also been at the bank about whether it's always been a culture should really be the sport. they've been complaints since olympic bosses and put the ballroom dancing federation in charge of breaking up the games. many in the old school on top of that's how far the roots of the movements have been left

behind. but the new generation seems to be honoring the past. well, embracing the future i'm in favor of the olympics because it is making the dunsmore in the spotlight. just you have to have the technique but also have fun play with the music be artistic and technical at the same time. 2 feel it picks up like may be short lived for the next games in los angeles. and for years time breaking has already been dropped. a full res houses era, paris have a look at the metals table showing us still leading to why they have 21 goals that we got usa just behind them. now it's wednesday, the house continuing to have an excellent games with 12 gold. 15 more gold medals will be one on tuesday. all right, kind of facebook looking for alice and to thank you very much for that. and that's for me, elizabeth put on them for this new sale to stay with us on al,

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