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the . i'm feel ok. welcome to the program. the us supreme court has ruled but states cannot keep donald trump all 32024 by the you've done the mr. building strikes down, colorado's attempt to bomb. mr. trump from it's presidential primary. the state's top court removed the former president from the balance in december. so i think a constitutional bond on insurrection is running for office. similar attempts have been made in other states points to mr. trump's role in the january 6 attack on the us capital. supreme thoughts decision applies nationwide, and mr. trump welcome the rules. i want to start by thanking the supreme court for it's unanimous decision today, it was a very important decision. we're very well crafted, and i think it will go

a long way toward bringing our country together, which are countries, a kind of respondents and washed engine albumin on. i told him all the supreme court has unanimously rule to allow trump to stay on the ballot for the colorado primary. now of course, this has wide ranging implications, not just for colorado, but this will apply nationwide. we know that there were similar pushes to keep trump off the ballot in the likes of maine and illinois. but basically what this ruling does is that it ends challenges to trumps candidacy related to section 3 of the 14th amendment. so that's the part of the cool confidence. well, at this point, it would be surprising if he does not secure the nomination. he is very much on track. he has 244 delegates. at this point you need a 1215 as close as competitor nikki haley has 43, and incidentally, she actually won her 1st the nominating contest right here in washington dc.

yesterday. donald trump has won all of the other ones now. uh, 1st thing for tuesday, tomorrow more than 800 delegates are up for grabs. again, he is widely expected to sweep that votes. so really does look like we're headed for a bite and trump free match. come november. and it doesn't also look like is complicated . the complicated timelines around as legal cases would be able to keep them from the white house as it stands. only really one of those cases is on track time wise of that is that the case saw in new york involving hush money paid to the adult phone actress stormy daniels. that is set to go to trial later this month with all the other cases. everything else so might happen closer to the election. and if donald trump actually ends up winning the election, then those legal cases could be rendered lute, especially if he becomes the president, any orders the department of justice to johnston. now jail dom allow in washington start to friends,

which is pick up the 1st country in the world to make it both in the guaranteed constitutional rights was overwhelming public support for the initiative. abortion rights activists sense supports us government central powers to celebrate as little because overwhelmingly passed the measure of oceans has been legally friends since 1975 to change the constitution was prompted by the us supreme court or removing the rights to abortion. in 2022. so was there any doubt that this would pass so after powers corresponding police in louis as well and not today, fail rate was quite clear that senators and the members of the national assembly would loudly vote in favor. if in finding this, you know, this freedom discounted freedom to choose and how about this is the end of an 18 months legal process. and that started in the summer 2022. and they were in the, in the beginning several initiative spies opposition parties from the left,

a 1st to for a to, to do such a move. and the 1st word it and so piece initiative. so the rights to version abortion writer object to it by the senate, the lower house of parliament where you have a writing majority. and then over the months of this topic, really changed and more, more people more. no politicians were talking about until finally it was clear that the needed to be another. right. and the government came into the picture and said, and i okay, let me go shade on the exact wording off of this new. right. and now, as i said, the new what is in try and will be designed in the constitution is the guaranteed, right for women to have an abortion. and so finally, it varies in the center to saw. it's a bit like they could, they may be in favor, so we're not completely against about it and trying this in into the constitution. they've agent in favor of this initiative. and now we have this overwhelming majority today in the congress invest side,

where you bring where the government brought together at the national assembly and the senate in favor of this initiative. and why abortion has been legal a, in france since and 19 seventies. why put it into the constitution as well? that's a very sad question. and you know, before the summer 2022. when as you mentioned, the us supreme court of a ton, the rights to constitutional rights in the us to have an aversion devotion. and this was really very much in, inside this topic, feminist. we're talking about about, but many things before we have the right. we have a little saying that you kind of have an adverse abortion in front. we don't need to assign those in into the constitution. but then when that happened in the us, it felt as some people here ported like an electro talk. and so people realize that actually that could be taken away from women. and that's when all this was set in

motion. this comes obviously to the backdrop of european elections, and that's are happening in june 20 the end of this year. and with the far right set, you know, as predicted to come 1st in the polls, according to pollsters. and also a general rise of the far right and far right, policies on a and, you know, to be conservative, sometimes reactionary. and sometimes it's willing to go against the take back women's rights. and so that was rising concern amongst politicians from the, from the left over the, from the center, but also from, you know, the center, right. but yeah, maybe it was a good idea. 10, trying this in the constitution also, because you know, here in fonts, there is a presidential election there. mean 2027 and pulse was a no longer excluding that the far right could come 1st and these presidential elections. okay, thank you. lisa nation. louis in paris is look at some of the doors making headlines around the world guitar, egypt,

and the us of been holding tulips in cairo, seeking a truce between israel and how mass mediation is their own depressed or secure to seize fighting guns that before the stats of ramadan, next week, us official site, israel has broadly approved a deal spelled in faulty governments, according for an international investigation into the death of russian opposition leader like sign of only countries including the u. s. and a new member states expressed outrage that the un human rights council and accused the president evaluate fruits and being responsible for mister the found the staff your clients as a railway bridge broke up in russia. some model region was being used to transport ministry supplies. ukrainian intelligence has confirmed the crossing was destroyed but has not said that it cannot be attacked. russia has blamed you, created for reason strikes on its infrastructure. munious is find the apple 1800000000 your own. as it says, apple was on fairly preventing sponsor. you find other music streams informing uses

of payment options outside apps. store. apple says it will appeal as a china when nearly 3000 delegates the gathering for the annual meeting of the countries political elite but national people's congress. the communist party showed peace, lays out all the same for the year. ahead with the economy were struggling and regional attentions running high over taiwan for the surprise move, a paging scrap the traditional news conference with the premier leech. yeah. one of the few opportunities for john list a question, a chinese leda w. as an agent, i'm a real estate cliff at kuhn has more on issues congress. the it's chinese political tiers are at its finest ties of communist party data. goods gathered beneath red flags and beijing's great hold of the people for china's annual legislature. the national people's congress is basically a rubber style parliament,

but the event does offer signals of how the ruling communist, at least balance the need to kickstart the flagging economy would leader she jim ping's focus on security and expanding the parties role facing stance on self and the taiwan always attracts attention, while no one expects meaningful policy changes at the n p. c. recent weeks of scene china reiteration supposition to any us support for taiwan, which beijing claims as its own. design, china has always firmly opposed the united states engaging in any form of official exchanges with a taiwan authorities and firmly opposes interference and type loans affairs in any way. speculation swirls around the face of chin gung, the former foreign minister and she prophy j has not been seen since last june. after rumors of an affair. ex defense minister lead sean crew also banish last year from she is serving on president of the 3rd term is leader is ruled as being cars.

rise by a focus on national security even at the expense of economic growth or business confidence. the world's 2nd largest economy is losing impetus as the government tightens its grip on companies and debt level search. after bursting of a real estate bubble, she has prioritized security on foreign policies. that filled ties with russia and the global side will take no more aggressive tone against the west, especially the united states. now the china is trying to ease relations with the west because it needs foreign investment. the mtc will also review beijing's plans spending on national defense, which is likely to keep increasing. but this is primarily a buyer's, a display of power, the real decisions i'm already being made behind the scenes. those reports uh, from our agent analysts stand reports actually, if it could into joins,

may not welcome eclipse. so we just to highly choreographed the event taking place against a background about ground of slowly economic growth and increasing debt. so either, is there anything particular you're going to be looking at for? well, i think we'd be looking for clues. this is always a, very, as we mentioned choreographed event, the decisions have already been made. we want to know what those decisions are, because traditionally you have all the pump and squared circumstance at the, in the great hold of the people. but actually finding out what is happening within this opaque blackbox of power. that is at the heart of a power in china, how decisions are made. that's what we're always looking for the n p c. despite all the power, despite all the pageantry we want to actually find out what's happening in china. ok. that one of the things that is not happening is the press conference that's usually given by the premier at lee chang holding the news conference after they say event. this is a big deal. it is,

i mean this is the only contact between the world media and the routing party and the world. the 2nd biggest economy that, that there is another is non, there's basically no official point of contact. it was a very stage managed event. the questions are chosen in advance. i remember one year being told that maybe i could ask a question and then 2 days later being towed. well my question is going to be so it's not. these aren't real questions, but i'm one year reuters. the news agency broke this packed and they asked a real question of cost incredible trouble. reuters was frozen out for ages. so there's all kinds of it's it. it was, even though it was very little contact, it was still something. now there's nothing. so people are wondering what's going on with this. maybe it's, it's huge and paying, showing just how powerful he is by taking the premier because was always given by the premier, taking the chunk out of the equation. and now here we are 12 years into well into his 3rd term of power. we that we have no idea of what direction he's taking this must have country. okay. and

a brief word on that direction because as the economic indicators of worse than do we expect a change of policy? you said that was one of the things that, that you're going to be looking out for. yeah, i mean, people are looking to see if the government tries to spend its way out of trouble, but it's on, it's has difficulty there. i think what we're going to see is that it's going to try and get closer relations to the us so that it can basically sell its good state to the west and, and to, to europe on the us. and i think it's going to try and make nice at the same time of showing itself to be a very powerful country. so it's a balancing act that it's got to do. okay, thank you for that. cliff i t w i agent listed for 200. thank some of the leaders of rwanda on the democratic republic of congo as a whole talks about the regions long running conflict, congo accuses roger of supporting the m $23.00 verbal group, which is waging an insurgency and eastern congo runs. it denies the claim that he's fighting between rebels. the congress ami has are up to the government and the tons

of soc ation and beware, amada hundreds of thousands of civilians. a fleet when claudina arrived, it had 2 children at the discount on the outskirts of goma. she felt relief, but only briefly. she's one of the newest, internally displaced persons here. the un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 people to seek refuge in this city alone. and despite claudine being a fresh face that's come, the 20 year old is not a new tool. she was born into the conflict and it's continues to rob her, her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to massage, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head, keith. so he, claudine is running from the m $23.00 rebels, whose resurgence in recent years has fueled violence and too many tavian crises in the area with the ripples gaining more and more round inland becomes further east

of buckling under the pressure and the advance mix floating fearful that it's only a matter of time before the conflict catches up with her. even though i'm scared when i hear that m. 23 is getting closer, i feel that things are not ok in my body. in the capital kinshasa, the focus is on diplomacy. of to previously accusing rundle backing up tend to see rebels company's president felix to security has extended un only branch saying he's now open to meeting the runs and counterpart to guy lee has consistency denied any links to m. 23 talks between the 2 sides have failed before a civil society, it's not optimistic that diplomacy can do much to change reality. you see that it guy you see here in the comes every day there are 6 deaths for by there because of the war like is the or from and as such. but do you want the congolese people to keep dying is really critical. would be sometime in the bottle field or some guy

because they have nowhere to sleep. i'm sick, you may have others are dying because they're in becomes, you know, but yet they're fleeing therapy because they're afraid of me to ask you to that it . but here to think it's the same thing, the most base us citizen, i'm sure that you ins typing is ation mission. one new school admits that the d. c . crisis is one of the most neglected in the world. the mission will leave the country by the end of the year and leaving most security questions open for the school. is it for picture and up cvn hotter? beach mondays is great new all departure would certainly have an impact on you. many tell you on a variations, especially internal boxes, for those into come, the biggest challenge is a clear way out of the conflict either through diplomacy or military action. the empty tray rebels seem determined to take over more to retreat, meaning one thing for clothing and have family. things could get even with here.

a group of ukrainian children has been visiting the us to help raise awareness of mass abductions by russia, ukraine, you know, authority as estimate that at least 19000 children have been for something bigger located from you're trying to russia. since the country is full scale invasion, 2 years ago, it was pull reports from washington. so i saw you young kia are victims. so 1st on some more in ukraine, of the 3 children were abducted by russian soldiers during the royal siege of mario pool. 2 years ago, after most of the parents were killed, indeed tech i travelled to washington to share their stories and seek support from lawmakers to continue funding ukraine. why we're working very hard with one dress and the white house and everyone on the additional supplementary budget. this issue kids and especially having their voice as a having brave 11 year old,

13 year old saying i wanted to go back home. i am ukrainian, i didn't want to be turned into russian and they, they were holding me again my, my will, this is such a powerful message. the organizers hall trying to avoid re traumatizing the children by having them repeat their stories multiple times. they have provided pre taped interviews for an event at the ukraine house, or say, i know what to say. i'm one minute but a but so so the pretty almost and you will see you when that is indigo in when you pull for such as normally this is the bush you do. most of mama played a moment please only me please. um e glues available. sure. please hello, yep. what is 0? $21.00. and isabel its a few moments later,

we talked with a 13 year old sa shaw and the 14 year old kiera outside too young to be sure, and i found it, but i hope for victory. and for my mazda to return yeah, money i dream of becoming a firefighter. i dream of helping people and the most difficult situation for me at the shop. i mean i, i remember lying in the hospital with injuries. uh they told me i might be taken to north an edge of the rights of the dome to a grandfather managed to rescue her. but i was very relieved because i was afraid it wouldn't be possible for them to bring me back to me. as of right, the grandfather traveled with her to washington due to the should it listed in the digits of with his children, another future over any country, the children of the future of our ukrainian and my opinion by taking away children

from our country. there is simply trying to deprive our country over the future with issue then we have so i am seeking help to assist in bring back our children. no longer there was a ship necessarily to at least $20000.00 ukrainian children are still being held hostage. these 3 are among the 300, was being rescued. they are using their voices to help free. those who weren't as fortunate or kathrina was all as a ukrainian lawyer and senior electra to keep more of the academy as to why children might be abducted during the war. as well as the grandfather of one of the objective girls who has just sat in the video that you show children all the future. and if a certain crunchy uh, the way it looks with the k in case of rush in the car, integration against ukraine, is really pursuing this subjugation of

a nation if it's really pursuing a single, a narrative. and with this piece of the nation, it would really target it's use so it's not just the abduction of children, the children who have been returned. they reports about the indoctrination. essentially. the fact that they are told that ukraine does not like them, but you can will treat them as enemies, the same reports by the way, come also from children who have to study in temporarily occupied territories by russia. so that indoctrination continues there as well. so i think we can see just a comprehensive policy of trying to influence ukrainian hughes, including so deep rotation and even children to foster families and their indoctrination. and i wonder if better of the what the ethical considerations of

that for around re pot tracing these children. if you, if, if you were taken from your ukrainian who would have very young age and you end up being with these uh, foster family for years and that ends up regarding them as your real family is. he told him, i say that if you will rescue that, you would be awesome. i can be taken back to ukraine because that's going to be quite traumatic. i would have felt as well as the how does why the return of the children is so crucial. it's so important for it to happen as soon as possible, because as you were saying, they're still forming as human beings. and the fact of being docked for nation and of staying in russia will differ depending on how long kids stay there. and i will just stress that by do 14 children, raso does violate its obligations, not only in the fields that regulates will 5, but also in the general sales of international human rights. because on to the

convention on the rights of a child, children, i intend to maintain their identity and to maintain the relationship with their family. and this is their identity, their names, the nationality, the right to communicate with their relatives, the thraso denies them. and so what is known of the whereabouts of unconditional base children now it's on, oh, well, the information is quite patchy. so it is essentially the network of wanting tiers who are trying to identify where the children are. because children end up in russia through a variety of fruits, for instance, the young commission of inquiry names on the basis of the interviews with the return of children and victims of witnesses name, search roots of g for taishan from a temper on the occupied territories, especially from the desk of the hans legions, which are in an east and ukraine van of for seen the parents to

send their children allegedly, to summer camps. and them, they will be further moved to russia as well as a separation of fund that is doing this. so called field ration procedures, all these different means of taking children. they also impact the way the information about their number and their warehouse tablets. okay, thank you so much for joining us, an outlining that for us that kathrina because all of them keep more of that kind of nice. finally, a strong winds up pushed thousands of tumble weeds into several times in the united states residence either straight. so starting to resemble things from west and sometimes floating falls of blocked roads, some surrounded homes, reaching as high as the roofs of some buildings. the

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