since you mani, assume what? 10 into furious, you know this, i have never had to fund anything because i have nothing for the party. there was about $7000000.00 pet to head on out as they around the war and ukraine. fraid and terrorist tops the agenda during a meeting between the us president and the okay from minnesota the i'm sammy say that and this is out just here, a live from the hall. so coming up celebrations and long awaited reunions in gauze or off the reserve release. is faulty, palestinian women and use in prison as part of a c,

5 deal violence as a rally held by the n. 23 rabble group. in the democratic republic of congo, least 11 people killed mexico extra dies $29.00 suspects had drunk traffic, goes to the us into the one of the, the eyes 10 most wanted fugitive the us president donald trump says a peace deal between russia and ukraine is getting closer pressure is mounting to reach a diplomatic solution to and the will of the molding 3 years of fighting and tens of thousands of deaths. trump match review k prime minister kiss dom or in washington on 1st day. sama reiterated to any deal to end. the war must be fast ukraine and fisher reports from the want house. it's called the special

relationship, the link between the us and the u. k. punctures of being found together for a very long time now. but ukraine is we have a 2 adult unified us president says that is a peace deal on the we, we have russia, we have you. great. i think we are very well advanced. you key is committed to helping a peacekeeping force if there's an end to the flight to the once us security can piece on depending any deal, not something donald trump is ready to commit to. i think this is a historic of i want to make sure was the last thing daily about some of the discussion about how we can make that work. but one analyst says a u. k is unlikely to succeed. i think trump is. that's how it's positioned quite clearly, almost almost done is gone to the white house to the banking boat, asking to hosted us as security guarantees in ukraine to continue the security relationship. it said put once a guarantee ukraine will not join the need to military lines. and keep lines,

it has already seized stock president, trump is already given russians a when or need to when you get the land back. well, they've fought long and hard on the land and you and i will be discussing better with the new certainly try and get as much as we can back. but on the nato, it just got to that's not going to happen. as a liter news conference, the british prime minister insisted it was important. there was a united front from traditional allies, and i'm clear that the u. k is ready to put boots on the ground and planes in the, at the support of deal working together with our laws. because that is the only way the piece will last. it's really important that i appreciate those on the we're able to deal with any inclination. he has to go again. ok for the next step of the white house. ukrainian president loaded me with the landscape and describe by donald trump just a couple of days ago as a dictator. he's here to assign

a deal that will allow us to access and exploit rid of minerals in this country and exchange for long term economic development. something donald trump has wanted for a while. i've also tie him to the long term security of ukraine. alex fisher, i'll just see it up at the white house as alan session noted, ukraine's president. but all of them is on skis on his way to washington dc. to meet with president trump, charles trying to report some kids about what ukrainians are hoping. out of this trip. there's a growing sense of skepticism you feel when speaking to ukrainians as a witness. the diplomatic efforts being driven by donald trump. without the presence at the negotiating table, that's what they will tell you. they know that the president, the modem is an excuse, expect you to sign this ukraine, us minerals do in washington. but they see that the deal is being forced upon

ukraine. there is a sense that they are very vulnerable and the, when all of us president and europe, they're also very aware that the u. k. is very much off to a trade deal with the u. s. and a deal that in the future. certainly we heard donald trump speaking essentially, pretty optimistically about. they also know that summer is here as some sort of go between. that's what they'll tell you between europe and the us, the, the okay. now promising to all the defense expenditure of their contributions towards nate. so we know other european nations have pledged the same thing. the general feeling you get here in ukraine is that they on the policy to these folks. and they also say that they would never agree to any territorial concessions forced upon them. but donald trump, it's all stuff without a 0 keys. the

egypt says negotiations between israel and how muscle and next phase of the goal is to cease fire. now becoming kyra comes israel release, the remaining palestinian prison is on the phase one of the guys that seems 5 deal molding faulty women and children with taken. southern guns are on the 1st day off to noon earlier around $600.00 palestinian man originally scheduled to be freed on the previous saturday. finally, real nice. who with that families? not all of the reports from online. israel's release of nearly $500.00 palestinian captives disappeared from gaza lasted for long agonizing hours of families on the free detainees the last to be released for $46.00 women and miners

take it from gaza during the war. now center, visibly traumatized versions of they were, mothers were overwhelmed by their sons. appearance uplifted only by their warm embrace. mohammed lost so much weight. i didn't recognize my son. i saw him calling out to me, but i didn't recognize him. of a smoke embraced her boys after 11 months apart from them, the trauma of how is ready, soldiers took her from her home, still fresh in her mind. do you leave me another? they use my children to frighten me. they said who should i shoot fast? yes, as jenna omaha met these men say they survived health and plead for the rescue of those left behind the animal and done it. they suffer from escape these days. no hygiene, no, nothing, just suffering. thank god, we are free. phase one of the ceasefire ends on march. the 1st is rarely prime minister, has dispatched negotiators to cairo,

but his commitment ending the war is in serious doubts. and when the trump administration be harsh enough was this way which we face to, but it's very easy to base, right? it means that we'd be know, facebook says it is ready to negotiate. the release of all is really captives and face to if that's on the whole commit to ending the war. the gap between israel and her mouth is significant. failure means the genocidal more resumes and is really captive. stay in gaza. the stakes are high and time is running out, not all the address data. i'm not a member of how masses, political bureau tells algebra sarah. the group is ready to negotiate and implement permanent and the will. i'm can now this is our district refusing to engage in the negotiations or the 2nd phase. therefore,

the greatly regulated the deed and endangering the dean and exposing the deal to phone a part of the filtering by the way, directly or indirectly publicly or secretly, that they might go back to, to water and to continue all available the but eventually of allowing a lot of basic needs which is but the deal, especially in the 1st phase to one of the guys that i think the, this is a learning choice candidates again, despite we have said that many times we are committed to the data we are, we have done all of the, of the you with these according to the deal and we are ready to, uh, continue implementing the data according to what we have on the site has violated the deal, the money aspects as

a was we have said that many attempts up to now this item has kept more than $100.00, but the thing is we have prevented most of the visit can use to into that goes to them. they haven't, but it delayed the release of our prisoners many times and didn't jump the whole deal. but despite of this, we have conveyed that 3 message to then, to the mediators, we are ready to go for the 2nd deal on the 20 will shift the 2nd be based on the signed agreement. and we are committed to this deal, but we cannot accept the war for the end of the 1st phase, which is next. second, it would be without being engaged or involved in a negotiations of all of the 2nd phase is an internal med say investigation is found as val drastically underestimated the capabilities of homos before the attacks on october the 7th, as well as ami chief. how does the how levy takes full responsibility off to the

bit refiled to protect civilians? me how big i embrace is your responsibility as mine. i mean, i was the combined to of the army on the type of steven. i'd be in my own responsibility and i also i'd be of the full responsibility for all of us value. and i acknowledge in every subordinate of mine who made a mistake, as part of my understanding, to explosions of rocks to rally organized by in 23 rebels in the allies in the city of chicago with nice and democratic republic of congo. several people have been killed and many injured. thousands while at the gathering i'll just here is at envoy county isn't because of this in just moments of the needs were deleting because dozens of people who turn up to hear what others you know, which include the trees. but to see the prism happen after meeting and when people

were leaving and going to see is the little people were killed in many others injured. the government as denied deposition, the tools you for the people were leaving. then we hit a loud sound like a tie of this. then everyone started running and i saw blood summer lying on the ground. that was the body of a man who was selling water by the roadside. i saw a 3 bodies including a woman. a did it was i'd be like the 1st thing, what the leaves out enough people for this is enough to give the pro visual cup to us. i'm trying to trinity that fits all the way things they form. you submit things better and assure people. would it be safe? they em to convince people here the rebels. would it be a better choice for them? done the government and estimate to 7000 people have been to do. we don't see the beginning of the year. those leaves us the best 5. we're going to make some cannot access the money from banks. the we will finance businesses for the youth. we need

a strong economy in south q. we will provide credit facilities for those who are eligible. good will see the want to leave the country. but these uh certain times, most people just want to keep their heads above water. literally cutting. just because you started deal to see us president donald trump says he is widespread tasks on canada and mexico and china will still come into effect from tuesday. 25 percent task will be imposed on goods from canada and mexico. chinese goods will be subjected to 10 percent. tom says the types of necessary cause any legal drugs still making it into the us. canadian prime minister justin true, the wall in this country would retaliate its own terrace. candidate is not the source of problems for the united states. we will continue to do that work and do everything necessary to avoid these terrace coming in. but like i said,

if on tuesday there are unjustified tariffs of variety and on canada we will have an immediate and extremely strong response. so mexico has extradited $29.00 and i just drawn price. it goes to the united states. the mass extradition includes members of 6 call tells it comes as the country faces mounting pressure from us present donald trump, to tackle fentanyl smuggling or face sweeping terrace. judy, i got a, i know hes mall from mexico city. the mexican government confirmed in a short statement that this extradition had taken place in adherence to mexican law . now what the statement didn't say was the extraordinary unprecedented nature of this extradition, not just because of the number of, of people it involved, but also because of what their profiles were. most notably, cataloguing data,

who is one of the most notorious drug lords and mexican history. he's accused of killing a d, a agent back in the 1980s, and actually served 28 years in a mexican prison before being released on a technicality in 2012, and then re arrested 10 years later. the us had sought his extradition for many years. now that the video brothers were both at different times, leaders of the set us cartels, a particularly violent group operating in northern mexico. i'm responsible for some of the most grueling at of violence in this country's war against the cartels. now of course it's no accident that this extradition happened only hours before a high level meeting was due to take place in washington, d. c. between the mexican foreign minister and his american counterparts, marco rubio, as well as military officials from both nations. mexico is in the middle of an intense negotiation over donald trump's threats to impose 25 percent tariffs on mexican products. and he says, mexico hasn't done enough to curb fentanyl trafficking. certainly,

it looks as if mexico has agreed to this extraordinary extradition of some of its highest profile prisoners, perhaps, as a gift to the us administration, as it tries to avoid tariffs being imposed. julia go, yeah, no, i'll just era mexico city. i said i had an alger sarah, the mystery behind the secret deportation of dozens of wigs from thailand. the leader of the code to stand worker's policy makes it on usual declaration and ethics. make peace with turn key. the had a lot of that, not a gas cause being stablished by 2 topical 5 kinds that are going to bring some very unsettled weather to southern parts of africa over the next few days. but before we get there, let's have

a look at the middle east and live bandwidth. things remain largely unsettled across the move of the region with more showers coming in across that event. from the east mediterranean, we are expecting temperatures to come down once again in cities here, this one winter weather as well. switching from the black sea towards the caspian, that's bringing a cooler field to the region that has been feeling rather cold even as far south as the gulf. the temperature is offset to pick up for places like kotob, but we are expecting some, a breezy conditions to come in on sunday. and it's more wet and when the weather to come for the north west of africa, not this friday, but on saturday. as that weather system works, his way from morocco is northern and pots of out jerry a lot to drive across much of the region across and most of africa, but down in the south. well, they're all those 2 systems bringing some very heavy rain and windy conditions to madagascar. we've got one that's moved across re union that will remain out to sea

. but the other one is expected, the eclipse, the south on friday, the connecting community. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge? there's no way we could live in a country again where i see it as for this basement is part of our presence. opening up the conversation representation methods. we haven't had the best representation of african, so for us it's about so being that positive representation pockets with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream, explores the key issues of our time on our just euro. the, [000:00:00;00]

the bulk of bank you're watching out, just 0 time to recount all headlines. donald trump says a peace deal between russia and ukraine will happens fairly soon or not. the tools as comments came during by not so meetings with u. k. prime minister sama at the white house. israel has released the remaining palestinian prisoners on the site, is one of the gaza sees 5 deal negotiating teams from israel conser in the us, and out in colorado. so totes on stage 2 of the great democratic republic of congo. 2 explosions. it's a riley by the roof, and that's at least 11 people. and 65 wounded. i'm 23 levels. say the con, the least government is responsible for the attack and for conference. president felix,

the security claims of following on me illegally present on congo lisa oil. the now group of faulty we goes held for more than a decade in the janet and titans have been secretly defaulted to china trucks with windows covered in black tape for say, leaving the bangkok immigration center on the 1st day. chinese media have confirmed the group was re pad created without specifying who they were. the men were part of a group of 300 weak as you fled to thailand in 2014 and arrested. last month they made a public appeal to hold the the pull taishan saying they faced possible persecution in china. penny chang has more on the de pull patients. thailand police chief has confirmed the full 2 week of muslims who, being in an immigration detention center in thailand for the last 11 years of finally being returned to china. the men had been waiting all this time trying to

get a passage to a 3rd country where they wanted to claim political asylum. they said they faced discrimination. and the chinese government's crank down on wake up muslims in the west of the country. thailand was killed between a rock and place, it wouldn't send them on to a 3rd country. and yet it faced international criticism when it looked at returning them to china. but this year seems to have made a big change in the dead of nights around 2 o'clock in the morning, they will move to an apple and then flown out to the western city of cash. go, thailand's prime minister, said to the men would be treated according to the principles of human rights. but now that will be up to the chinese government. tony cheng elders, era dental northeastern china lane terrace and is the asia direct so with human rights wants,

joins us now from sidney in australia. good to have you with us. so the un high commissioner for human rights. he says thailand has violated international human rights slow by deporting these. we're just trying to talk us about the rules of what's known as non refinement and international law. the whole thailand has violated international and its own empty tool tool. and that is because the principle of known ripple mount means you comp send people back where there is a risk, significant risk that those people may be exposed to 12 to. and we know that that is the face that would await these. we do so when they were to retain because the you in itself has reported on the conditions and changing and said that the abuses, the arbitrator tension, the torture may amount to crimes against humanity. so, you know, i think this is really a not meant ending to a heretical deal, that these men have faced over the last 11 years. and we've very concerned about what will happen to them in the coming days,

weeks and months in china. you mentioned use of old deal to cost through the legality and the circumstances of the detention. there was a time for 10 years in thailand, other detainees, 5, the attendees died. we get the tiny dive in detention including 2 children, right? the best price. and i mean these, they were detained and really terrific conditions. they were shunted from one detention center to another. they didn't have access to prop a medical treatment. the reason why they would detect detained is because they were treated as illegal immigrants. they didn't have the correct papers, they were trying to make their way to malaysia, and they were apprehended in 2014. now during that time you went to see all the agencies that basically screens, uh, individuals for refugee spaces had no access to the men at any time despite

repeated requests. and so, you know, this is very problematic. usually people would have the opportunity to speak to you and i just see a and have they were pre di, site is determined so that they could be sent to a site to the country. that didn't happen here. and i think it didn't happen because the chinese government was putting so much pressure on thailand to treat them as illegal immigrants and to send them back, which eventually is what has happened. talking about prussia, thailand is an ally of western countries. could they have done more particularly the united states, which since 2021, the secretary of state made a determination that china was conducting a genocide against weakness? well, that's right. i mean, i think woodson governments could have done more to insist that thailand provide access to you and i to see of to provide a pathway forwards to offer to resettle this week is i think, you know, perhaps the time government thought that on the new trump administration,

the us wouldn't care very much about this. now. i know that micro rubio was asked about this in his confirmation hearing. and he said that we wouldn't expect, you know, a partner of the us government's to act like this. so the question is, what happens now? and, you know, i think the international community needs to condemn the section by the time government and also by the chinese government. but more than that, we really worried about what will happen to these men. and so i think it's really important that foreign governments are pressing the chinese government to ensure these men have access to independent moment is on an ongoing basis. but they can talk to you in mechanisms so that we can be assured that those assurances but china against that they'll be well treated, that they'll be very united with their families. actually the case because we know that is not what has happened to we does have been retained before who'd been sentenced to link the prism terms and clothing store trials, who been tortured. and you know, i think this is something that the international community needs to do as an

absolute minimum now, but the men have been returned to china. all right, thanks so much. and i am testing that from human rights watch. thank you. be imprisoned. lead of to the kids, how to load code at this done work as policies calling on the group to lay down at tom's. and this spend a lot of july on may the appeal and the last of which was read out by pro cookies politicians in the stumble. so to care the us and the you designate the group a terrorist organization. and of course, all over full sail from stumble after decades of conflict with to see if the jeep leader or the output to the sun workers bar to your p k. k. breaks of silence with a historical for peace you know, original statement up a lot to july delivered to members of the pro curtis den party, the acknowledge the historical circumstances of the foundation and growth older

organization that stated that its rule has reached an inevitable conclusion. so young david was in this climate shaped type president of the ones welcome on the positive side, on some of the political parties i called for the assignment. i'm a jewel group to lay down on the p k. k must dissolve itself, unlike any legitimate tokenize ation. convene a congress to decide on integration with the state and society demo tracing the p k. case or regions to global conflicts or the 20th century. the cold war and denial. curtis identity overall on said political and social developments have made armstrong will no longer viable democrat, the democratic society is inevitable, not the p k. k. the republics longest and most extensive violent movement thrives due to the close democratic channels. however, extreme nationalist solutions lex separatism, denotes

a line with societies. historical says, she ology me the warrant against the forces that are sold to divide the turkish corridors partnership over the past 2 centuries. while i was a long message may mark a new place in the able lucian of the p k. k and its relation to kit the will test lies and whether it's will be implemented. will the pick your key leaders listen to them and more importantly, who they really believe by a bundling its arms, they can achieve the last piece. this is not the 1st time the pick your kids lead or has called for its members to lay down their arms. however, it is the 1st time he's urged organizations that's made up of thousands of factions to completely dissolve itself the non custodial else. is there a stumble, cube as basketball federation is warning. this full features on the threat that's off to the national team was unable to compete in

a qualifying might cause the cba emetic comp for the us to refuse to ground the players. visas as one of the teams, most important international competitions, the players being set to face off against force to recall a muscle for you. oh boy, the me the see only we have suffered from all these limitations which i believe goes beyond just the sports. see. i think our objective is sports, they ok bumble up it is. i see that we will have a very, very difficult future if all these political aspects are not improved to south korea is hosting was being billed as ages launches, drug and show it showcases the latest technological advancements which are increasingly using all the official intelligence. rob mcbride reports now from the ex though, in blue sign on the 10th theater. it's been held. and this is the biggest

one show a decade that witnessed generations of drug development, especially in military applications, driven by world wide conflicts in recent years. drones that attack other drugs or jamming devices to defend against them. and then drones that attacking swoons with one lead drone being flown by human. but communicating with other machines, it's all about how, like a limited number of operators are actually making thousands of drawing work by themselves. have a more sophisticated artificial intelligence offers the possibility of the drones themselves deciding who was an enemy to target without human involvement. just one of the many ethical challenges posed by a i military applications aside, we're also seeing showcase the increasing civilian uses of drones from small specialist devices, full emergency services,

dealing with natural disasters too much bigger drones to carry and deliver the stuff we need south career is driving the use of drones and logistics with