all was holding pharaohs to j is be a way, so he killed that one last time it was present, but the same time hills will say saying that he wants peace. no wars. how horrid are you about a full flush war, but when this row and wrong uh, is it no unlikely but that huge consequences. um, if it happens or is it, is that visual thinking? i think that said, looking, you know, at what happened and then i'll see if any attack on any crunchy in the region, whether it's your on, on those range is just increasing the likelihood that the probability for a, for the floor. and we should avoid this. and prevent this from happening. now

we have been so like a multiple events where things where heated up and got diffused. i hope that to be diffused this completed. you know. now what's happening in the lives and the ceasefire is a positive development that's happened for the agent that we need to build on it. now from our perspective as to fuck, so we all, we, all small country, we all still shouldn't have bo your way talk about 5 depends what scale you're using for all the way it's anyway that but you know, we all, we, all situated in the region, but it's unfortunately it's, it's not, and we have, thankfully we have a stab of gc, but when you look at the extent of the region,

it's not a step of the start button and then a little action towards proxy state tax, those non state actors or hold for them policy stand for me, dition 1st that edition, and keeping open communication with everyone to bring peace told me the issue is not force and that's been national. i'm in our constitution and that's what we have both for all 2 years and doesn't get trusts. and, you know, confidence within the countries that we updating with. now, when you asked me out, or if the u. s. video administration is asking us about our opinion on this. we see that the only way for what it is, it's pretty much a solution that they should come to a negotiated tab and try to find the dean betters addressing the concerns of everyone, including the concerns of marriage. and i'm unable to come through to you all and i don't want to see and you'll be address happening invasion. so it's in our interest

before anyone to have a and you'll create a free agent. now this doesn't and shouldn't prevent any country from being able to pursue a piece for the past for a new, if you had an energy and for the all those needs. but also the, the needs leadership from the agent that we see that for the countries that you see that he's coming together. but we are looking for a piece for the past, for a solution uh with the new p at issue in the long. and we are advocating for this with the rest administration, and with the president trump, he's someone who been declaring many times if you want to and was not the stopped one. and definitely he would prefer to have a deed with. and they've been saying this to us all the time before. uh when we met before the elections batch was his position after the election and in the

front and gave us with his team. this is the choice and the so i think of choice for them is to find a solution not to escape the situation. and this is because they will definitely find a strong spot better than i thought of and, but just to see countries know. thank you, and i think you but some that will be kept quite busy also in the for years to come . you have the who to situation that has to be solved. i think the rough bush a ma potentially with the wrong uh is uh, also something that i feel uh needs a lot of work. uh the ballistic missile capacity is still very strong. the just the country just as a country is don't have and they are and um, at least not at the level of offices trellis. i know we're getting worried close to

the end. um, but uh uh, short question. i'm short on this or do you think the situation with isabella moss and the said has changed a bit of the approach a and around what i don't think that, you know, this is something for me to come into and i'm not i'm someone who is trying to bring face, so there isn't someone always trying to keep up in communication child with everyone. and i hope to see if they have religion and prosperous future on our people. you know, it's, it's not a lot of mistakes we, we are born and that agent that sometimes likes the attention. so basically that's all of the problems. but um, uh, thank you. i i um, uh, or a very wise uh answer from uh future peace and re constellation um facilitator. uh, thank you so much uh, shape,

bye much for joining us. oh, thank you for your leadership. thank you for also your friendship. i think we will see more from you in the years to come. so thank you so much for being this thing to cancel is prime is the shake mohammed been up to him and oh, bonnie and conversation at the world economic forum and doubles in switzerland. he knows his that castle is in a turbulent region, a region that's had a very bad. yeah. throughout the middle east, but some good stops in 2025. of course the cx, $5.11. and as the aside down full in syria and the c spot in gauze. so let's bring it in how she will help our a joins us from the conference in devils of the story. prime minister, how show is also asked about the trump presidency of food stamps,

the conversation on everyone's minds at the moment. level corporation was in some particular whole market, the previous trump administration. what are you hearing about how delicate? so reacting this time around, laura, this is exactly the issue that has over a shadow the 1st day here in douglas. what's next for the international community? when it comes to the new american administration, and when they sold us weeping executive orders. many how the mind, what could be the next move and what that they would be able to pin down because the american funding policy, if it decides to go more isolation is or know towards more production is the news. and i think those concerns would be writing across the political spectrum here in java. joining me to talk about the relations with the american administration.

ukraine, does that mean other issues is mr. hocksey, by the way, out about it, the minutes i'll pull it up, as i explained. thank you very much indeed for joining the 1st question about trump . are you bracing yourself in europe for a confrontational tone with them in the future? we don't want confrontation, united states as a natural highlights of europe, but of course you are, but my has its own model, its values, and our interest, and we will defend them. but we think that in the last few years, i work, collaboration and cooperation with united states have been key to fight against, defend, that makes incomplete, or against the rest and aggression to ukraine. every time you are up in the united states, work together is mutually beneficial. but of course, we have our vision, our values, and we are going to stick to them. trump has promised that once he takes over, he's going to negotiate a supplement with boots in about to crate. is this something that you think should

happen? now? i think that we should all have to crane to remain that's of the rank country. we must, we called that these war is the world one single non blinding me, putting on so far. and i don't think that is going to change of putting the show when that piece has no interesting piece steel which talks about the war. the only one that talks about these, these, for i see that instead of landscape, i need to keep that we should all back guys us these via these ponds on is going to hold what is going to be the european perspective when it comes to how to go forward, spanning has been asking for these ceasefire for months. and now what we are calling is to make it for money that be too many tyree a need and to must simply and of course, that don't hostages liberated, it would be a great mistake if this cease fire does not become permanent. $47000.00 augustines prone gas, that keel are more than enough polish sending people half our rights to lease in

peace as they have parked the right to have their own estates. only the 2 estates solution will bring peace and stability for everyone in the me. the next, my last question was made the recent trip to syria. what, what, what is spain planning to do along with the european, even when it comes to health in the country navigate to sway through a transition to democracy. i will set this 5 of my meeting with the new lead. they're shipping in syria, us, so we want, they are looking for a peaceful, an inclusive view chapel, syria. so we are committed. i work through manufacturing 8 bowls that that'd be lots or a levels i know so at that you will be and union and levels. we are going to help them also to make sure that they will remain. we do what they will have to be our hands of the territorial integrity and desilva rodney, the of, of syria, that he will be free of forwarding and that fee is at that syria will be part of that few chapters 71 last question about to europe and ne, to there is

a growing consensus in europe that perhaps the americans are looking forward to move away through new alliances as weapon to kennedy in asia. are you starting a genuine debate within you'd have about the need to have your own security tax and stuff also thing security with americans. it has been for many years. these debates has been there for many years and is spending a strongly backs a u. p. and the science, a genuine european defense, but natal remains absolutely fundamental for that. you're atlantic security. and i think that we have proven in front of russian sacrifice into your brain. the nato is more than both and then never 2 countries that were neutral uh for a triple decades as uh, sweden and finland has joined nato. that shows that when united states and europe would work to get that this, you do rep logic, security is better secure,

so it's about about about us spans minutes of pulling up. i'd really appreciate your time. thank you very much. indeed. i thank you model. so basically as you have seen today, was supposed to be more about global corporation, but when many delegates sold, sweeping executive orders about putting got from the pot is climate for the crack done on my grants. and many of the issues, particularly the attached is to be imposed on canada, mexico that could potentially turn into a trade well with europeans. and that sign these, this is why this fucking took the think that potentially the my top to reset for relations are these brace themselves full? what could potentially become extremely delicate times that had loyalty? it has so many things indeed for joining us that from davos is ready for his have killed at least 9 people in the janine refugee campaign occupied westbank, the army and the shouldn't. but security agencies say that carrying out an operation, the is what email g beckles we used to re become popular

a call was have in an as strike. it was released as also being carrying out the tax elsewhere. and the occupied west bank that was sent in homes and businesses of being targeted in the towns of fund back on june, suffered east of called kelly m. as righty. army has also detained 60 full palestinians, including children in a rage on the city of calcutta, interests come to days, often 90 palestinians, and 3 is where the captives were released on the the cx. 5 deal that's bringing home to sell her to joins us from the to damien council of mine. that's because he's really government on the policy and will sort of find out, is there a from reporting in both israel and the occupied west bank condo, been saying that death toll in but you need refugee come right is and the last hour was what more can you tell us about this is really operation is on going a well 9 palestinians killed at least 40 others

injured. and those figures include children and medical workers. and this continuing is rarely siege on the janine refugee camp. these rarely army in coordination with the shouldn't bet that's the internal security agency announced a large scale military operation in the northern part of the occupied west bank. they say it's in an effort to crack down on arms. palestinian resistance video that we have seen shows is really bulldozers going into the cab, tearing up the roads and destroy and critical infrastructure along the way. it's worth mentioning what these really military said just yesterday saying. but now that there's a ceasefire in gaza. these really army needs to gear up for significant raids across the occupied west bank. this is something, israel's defense minister has been saying for the last couple of weeks as well that they are increasing their preparedness because they quote, don't want the west bank to turn into another garza so they say they're going to continue these operations at a much larger scale, okay, hemmed up,

many things and they have to any, is that from a mind? but the latest i'm a situation in the janine refugee company occupied westbank the as the faithful uh, holds. and garza trucks kinda desperately needed humanitarian aid or rolling into the strip. they've been entering through the rough across and in the south, the ones as well. the 900 made the way into gauze or on monday, the ceasefire agreement between israel and thomas allows at least 600 to enter the strip every day. i was there was honey, my fluid has moved from there all by the in central garza here. and so i had be enrolled. the arrival of aided trucks is offering a glimmer of hope to the people of gaza who have endured unimaginable suffering. the trucks loading a central supplies,

food medical equipment and other critical items that are urgently needed by thousands of displaced families. these aided trucks across the gaza, through these really controlled current asylum in crossing marketing. a significant step forward in the ceasefire, agreed 1000 bucks into but still the needs are a huge while calling on to enter more and more a to gaza in order to elevate the people's suffering and to have proper shifting. the people who are misplaced and we are waiting for that a ton of hundreds of 1000 people. hospitals in particular are in desperate need of supplies. with dr. struggling to treat a rising number of patients, especially children. and then what's the square. hospitals were already suffering from the blockade imposed on gaza and deliberate prevention of needed medical equipment, our operating theatres, and not equipped for the overwhelming influx of injuries. we have acute shortages.

we will force many times to conduct surgeries without anesthesia pain medication. oh, god needs not only medical supplies, but health hospital as need be safe and well equipped. while the ceasefire has brought a pause into violence, it work as warrant that a human nature and situation remains a critical. the blockade, compounded by the reason conflict, has lift dogs infrastructure ruins, making it difficult to distribute a to those in need to solve that for the, you know, for a long time human, it's hearing aid was very rare. and we started to feel this way in rough i city as 8 and commercial products became scarce in the market because of people who are totally reliant on a really felt that today marks us the 3rd day of the ceasefire. and we hear trucks filled with 8 are being allowed in, but on the ground, the situation remained very difficult. as i say, as fire holes, the focus now shift to making sure these

a deliveries continue to address. the long term needs the people. for now, the arrivals of the, the trucks is a small but a significant step toward using the sufferings of the population caught in the crossfire mode. i was just there from there, but actually the how to sign the hotel flyer is this key. results in to kill has killed at least 66 people in engine move in 50. it happened in costal kaya and the car, lou mountains in the north west. the blazing gulf to told story hotel with wooden climbing 5000 in the kitchen of the hotel, which box on to a cliff, making it difficult for firefighters to get to officials, a full people have been detained over the place. so i am concerned who has moved from istanbul. a fire erupted around a 3 30 am this morning. according to the initial report,

then the official batesman and the resorts area, which is known to be called called kayak. a district of a blue is known for its a winter sports, winter tourism. and so that is the semester break. most of these hotels in the area are books and full of people who to play children for a winter break full for them and to sky. and this hotel, as we have mentioned it's, it's a 12 story building made of wood. and the number of the that has arisen to 6 to 6 and the wounded is 51 according to health ministry, one of the one that is on in critical condition, we don't know about the health condition or the other one, the people. but one of them is in critical condition, according to tourism minister, who is also in the area with his counterpart interior in minnesota. yeah, look,

i and the health minister. he said that the hotel, the received all the necessary permits and passes and from the government from the fire department. and the building has already to, to fire exit 5. there's a box build. there is no indication about what's called the spire way. hundreds of people were staying at that or at the very early hour of the morning. and i can say that the social media reactions is coming from the public is a very long it people are upset because most of those people who were staying in those hotels or with their children. so trumpet, spending his 1st full day as president of the united states. he's already signed. well and $200.00 executive orders announced mass deportations, a sweeping board, a crackdown. i'm positive supposed to say what time congress. on january the 6th,

the 1st item, the president trump of signing is the rescission of $7085.00 and era executive actions executive order. and a break from the norm president trump signed his 1st orders in front of thousands of supports as joining has no rule parade at the capital one. spill serena, along the 9 direct since he's signed that he ordered us withdrawal from the powers claim as a green light, c. c. then at the white house sitting once again behind his desk at the oval office we signed another bunch of executive orders. as far as the sweeping parking for those histones. the us capsule on january, the 6th in 2021. the following terms, refusal to accept his election defeat to jo by around 11000000. not authorized immigrants live in the us. a many, a bracing for tons of promise of must deportations. i was unclear how those will be carried out. trump is that he will prioritize removing criminals. most of the of the time, thing on documented immigrants should pack the bags. i was, it was hard to do castro reports from alma and texas. i guess those things are part

of the 19 year old honest sophia has lived her whole life worrying us immigration officers will take away her mother when i was a little girl and i was scared to go to school sometimes because i would be for your life whatever mom doesn't come home, her mother be at least left mexico 20 years ago and settled in the us without authorization. what are we on the sophia was born shortly after as a us citizen, and the to have been inseparable. the clean houses to survive. now they sell vegetables at a market near the border. some is the one the i was scared when she was little. now she's old enough to get by on her own. but i would do anything to say if they trying to put me be a 3 says she has no criminal record, but of immigration officers arrest her mother and daughter, have a plan to cook and i must be i think. so let me make one phone call. oh cool, my daughter, and tell her how to close the business payoff. the house. i don't know,

that would be so much to do. the alamo. flea market has been here for 40 years, but never has been the target of an immigration rate. now with trumps promise that he will find undocumented immigrants where ever they are, underneath the markets buzz, there is a current of fear. i really don't know. like i think it was just like closed down for away or maybe it was opened up at the police. it will be close down. there will be no where to shop. about 11000000 undocumented immigrants live in work in the us economies safety putting all of them would devastate the economy. and the mayor of macallan, texas, a republican agrees because a lot of times you have people that come illegally, but they are now very good, productive residents. of the united states, are you advocating that someone like that stays? definitely. terms mass deportations also face major funding hurdles,

leaving honest, sophia, hopefully they won't happen. is a very, very big fear battle. i hope he's so incompetent where he can't go through or whatever he sees a are people say he's like a 2 hour. he just marks but doesn't buy one. that's what is those 14 for now. mother and daughter say they'll carry on as normal on a. sofia is studying journalism and college and be a priest says she's proud of her daughter. they hope to continue living there. american dream together. heidi joe castro, outta 0, alamo, texas, and 23 levels and the democratic republic of congo have seized a key town in the east. local officials confirmed the capture of minova. the town is a supply root tacoma, which is the capital of north cave in provence. move in 250000 people should set the fighting between the government forces and i'm 23. since the stats of the economy has moved from going by this of happen as variables coverage of the also

some of the key areas of the controlled by the d. c on the last week. and now people here in this town of whom i was a listing for this a nova to the new i was selling the of go my. some of the bombs, even from coming from the front lines is reaching some of this nibbled a hold of coma. the nova was hosting, for example, 6000 internal displays, people and all these people. some of them are trying to make their world for out of this area to see how they can get filters here in the tone of them away or most for 1000000 people were displaced due to the ongoing conflicts, the fighting between the 2 groups as escalate of the d r a c government as the refuse any dialogue with them to the 2 variables accusing them to be bought to buy the one them definitely talk is this one always get to buy the portal government and know implement to rebels a thing that's they don't want to negotiate with the government,

but they want to progress for posted in content. creators have played a crucial role and documenting as well as genocide and gaza. they used pop phones on social media to showcase the harsh realities of war. and the story of and i knew who said had daily life and gaza with millions of her followers. i'm a good time and i was just when did you have to get to know them because it was so high that i used to watch videos. others with chair that were all about marchers, destruction and sadness and the habit of them that had been done. i wanted to show that they're still hoping garza, despite everything we are going through that we can still laugh as you'll see this stuff in the past. the us the into my a are you say include my family and my content, which is something people enjoy. the 1st video i posted that went viral was of, to me and my parents aging seats. the ones that run. so as you can see,

this is our old house. unfortunately, it was destroyed by the occupation. even though this is a historical house and should not be destroyed like this is when i reached 100000 followers on instagram, make that a good day. you mom, call us upload a we, i would always talks fontane. see with my followers and shared the daily realities in gauze. my unit and home had that. i wanted to show that we can still live, we can dream and do whatever we want. the issue going up to the bottom of the land will buy that out, had been bought, that us are used to do initiatives for children such as games and a party in the street. despite the destruction they would always enjoy it or invest the hearing. also, there's humanity and we all work together like we are one minute i monica and the queen. oh, i had it. i'm not shy for highly by that how to after the war i see myself continuing everything that was put on hold by the war. i know that i will enter

a new phase in my life, build my future and care for the small details device. a. well, that's it from a laura highly can find plenty more on our website, this onto 0 dot com to go the weather next. the inside story looking at us present, donald trump said old will address and the executive orders. he signs directly off towards the the hello that will stop by looking at the satellite image for the released and live and, and you can see some dense cloud moving out of the eastern mediterranean. not going to bring some showers because possible event dropping temperatures as well. the winds are set to pick up across the move west of saudi arabia. we have cause

warnings out they, we could see a few showers here in this. the temperature is set to come down slightly, not just here, but for the cell in riyadh. only 17 degrees celsius on wednesday, so it remains largely cool and that's being felt across the gulf, particularly at night. but it is looking raw. the settled, not so settled. however, across the north of africa, we've seen some very western windy weather, affecting libya and egypt still some of the showers coming into the north of egypt . on wednesday. i will see those on settled weather conditions. continuing across the north, west of africa was wanting to stop for the canary islands, some west of weather, as well as trying to slip into morocco and the very move on 1st day. but it's not as well cuz what we're seeing across the south south of africa is the intense thunder storms of 4 zambia stretching into central parts of mozambique, where we have got some warnings on eastern areas of south africa. we'll see what the weather was very hot with a fly, a danger out west,

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