the, the georgia, the, the news coming to live from burly thailand stop poor to bands, the country, the most popular party, the move forward party and its leader, one last years general election were stopped from taking power. so what does the latest move mean for democracy in the country? also can we have on our show today, the democratic parties ticket for the white house makes is 1st public appearance campbell harris and her newly picked running made tim walls rally the party in philadelphia. so what does the minnesota governor bring to the tickets and student leaders in bangladesh say they expect a new interim government under

a nobel prize winner mohammed eunice to reform to quickly their protest force veteran prime minister, shake casino from office this week, the clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. thailand's constitutional court has ordered the dissolution of the progressive move forward, party over its proposed amendment to reform the countries royal defamation laws. the court rules fee proposal unconstitutional with serious consequences for the party and its leader. he thought lives our own rights. let the move forward part each way, popular victory and last year's elections. but he was blocks from forming a government. he and his party have now been banned from politics. for a decade, thailand has some of the strictest world destination laws. in the worlds and

journalist mad hunt is at court, and it joins us live now. thank you so much for taking the time. first of all, we're just as ruling leave the parties. members. claire, that's a great question here. the constitutional court is mostly empty, but just one hour ago, it was packed full of people who were wondering just the same thing. and so this is not the 1st party dissolution in thailand. it's actually one of the 30 and approximately the last 30 years. and so this party has actually spent the last few weeks telling people that they should be prepared for this to happen, that they were expecting it. mister p. todd and jollin rob being the one who was really leading those costs for people to accept that this was probably what was going to happen. and so although people are mad and people are upset and they would like to have seen this not be the case, it was a bit expected. however, here at the court, there was actually a group of people who were cheering people who were here to support and defend the

as my, just a law and not reforming it. and they wanted to see him go. and so it came from here to the streets and now they will conduct some speeches and, and try to perhaps talk more about the future reincarnations of the move forward party. you can put this into a wider context for us. what does this decision and the kind of reactions that we're seeing to it tell us about the state of hi democracy today? yeah, certainly, i think that the state of tie democracy is trouble, but stronger than ever. and in my opinion, because although this party has just been disbanded one again, it's not the 1st time this has happened before, but they won the election in 2023 in a landslide, which was unheard of may 114000000 votes. and so as they de tie himself as well as many people within the party had said, they believed that this just means that they will come back stronger. and that the next election will be there for the taking though. it may not be this exact party

because they've received the band. they believe that the pro democracy movement is stronger than ever and will most definitely take the next election. is it too soon to say exactly what that might look like? what kind of strategies are coming up ahead? would it be a matter of the pro democracy movements and coalescing around a different party? the pro democracy movement will have to call us around a different party because all those, many of the parties in the current government say that they are pro democracy. there's a lot of issues that the general public or people who would have been move forward party voters are taken with it. so i think that they will definitely put all of their strength behind whichever party is created from this. but the damn piece of the move, our party will also have 60 days to switch parties. um and so its at that time that will see if they move to another party or if they create one enjoying amongst themselves, which is most likely to happen in my opinion. well, thank you so much for joining us with that update. that is journalist not hunt in

bangkok, move now to the united states where a democratic presidential hopeful campbell of harris has picked her running age for november's election. same walls as the governor of minnesota, the harris camp hope's having him on the ticket. good health went over voters in nearby battleground states, like wisconsin and michigan. harris and walls are expected to campaign together across several swing states in the coming days this time and was laid out what he hopes he can bring to washington. the minnesota strength comes from our values, our commitment to working together to seeing faster differences, always being willing to lend a helping hand. those are the same values i learned on the family farm and tried to instill in my students. i took it to congress and to the state capital and now vice president harrison and i are running to take those very values to the white house. the news was introduced as vice president

here is, is pick in philadelphia, the biggest city in pennsylvania about states electoral votes will be crucial in deciding whether harris or former president donald trump is elected in november the state you sent for the us presidential election carmella harris has phones were running, mate, minnesota governor team logs the us, vice president, since she's found a leader with whom to build the pride of future, the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong and then inspires them to dream big. and that's the time the vice president here will be. the president america did a little known figure on the national

stage was, is currently in his 2nd time estimating his soda governor. he served in congress for a 1000 years, really fond his golf before being elected to congress box. you worked as a geography teacher and a high school football coach issue official progress was pushed. a progressive agenda that includes free school meals, goals for tackling climate change, access to abortion tax cuts for the middle class us, and expand to pay leave for workers. democrats believe having goals on the democrats tickets could help. we know voters in rural areas and the midwestern battleground, states of wisconsin and michigan. i expect a minute the ground running like the already went in. i expected things and that's, it seems like they're listening to, to people and see like what people want. she could have like

a talking dog and i would come on her so i wouldn't work home on hers anyway without clicking. opponents happen quick to criticize harris's choice and labeled through competition as to liberal. even comparing was to minutes and it's known for terror attacks just highlights how radical probably here is, is this the person who listen to the modeling of our own party and selecting anonymity. i think it's interesting actually they, they make it an interesting tag team. pennsylvania was the democratic, do was 1st stop there contain will now take them to 7 crucial swing states where they will hope to persuade undecided voters in less than 3 months or 4 as bonnet and benjamin others because that, that rally, he has more, it wasn't energetic for his reli here in philadelphia, pennsylvania of this new do a vice president come on holidays and her big full vice president in minnesota.

governor, tim was very personal experiences to they spoke about many of the topics that the governor of minnesota has a cheap especially in his 1st term. and that the campaign from, from a higher is want to introduce into the program on the gun legislation on access to reproductive health based on other topics enrolled has achieved the painting coach built and showed him in history and all just biography. they'd let it for him to be so successful in his state and also now re on the demo, trying to take a ticket, a lot of energy, you can say, almost relieved here in the arena and philadelphia, looking back at the last couple of weeks when joe biden was still and the candidate, the democratic candidate for president of type scheduled for the next couple of days. so will be many, a swing state. and that was of course, have a question that many had when this was announced, why did come with our signatures? some of the politicians promised wayne say like the governor of pennsylvania joshua

bureau also appeared on stage or sen. tell you of arizona, but it was a really energized and energized adventure in philadelphia. the big question that many male habits will they be able to carry on this moment? we still have the energy bill 91 days left until the presidential election and we can bring you up to speed. now, with some other world news headlines, at least 9 people have been killed after heavy rains per flash flooding across central and southern china. 18 others are missing from central on providence. after months, slides hits the city of con, doing authorities as a torrential rain storms have led to the depths of over a 100 people. in the past 2 months alone, warners have gathered in the u. k. to pay tribute to a 9 year old victim of last week staffing attack in southport, the young girl was among 3 children killed by a teenage attacker while attending

a summer vacation workshop. the murders at sparks violent riots from anti immigrant groups for social media falsely identified the suspect. as soon as we missed migrant to and venezuela's military leaders have affirmed their quote, absolute loyalty to president's nicholas my daughter and the aftermath of last month's disputed presidential elections. the opposition, se voting machine records show it one more than 67 percent of the vote and had called on soldiers and police officers to respect people's well. human rights groups saved thousands of people have died demonstrating against my drugs since the election as a student leaders in bangladesh say they want an interim government to put in place . today, the demand was made off of the countries president appointed a nobel prize winner mohammed to join us. as the head of a caretaker administration, students helps top of the former prime minister. shay casino. she resigned on monday and fled the country. following weeks of protests against her government.

he's long been regarded as one of bangladesh is leading citizens. now, mohammed unice has been asked to lead his country out of crisis. the economist and banker won the nobel peace prize for his micros finance concept, which is credited with helping impoverished people around the world. naming him is head of an interim government was a key to mind of the student protesters the shuttle we talked deductible. how many units he has agreed to take this responsibility scale to save bung with dash tom, although it's on tuesday, citizens gathered up the national parliament building off to the legislative body was dissolved by the president who called for the restoration of cars a day earlier. protest is stalled into the chamber demanding the resignation of prime ministers. shakes casino, now her official residence is awaiting. the new occupant often has seen a flight. the country changing her 15 year old curious citizens wandered through

the ransacked rooms. we have seen a clung to power as more than 300 people were killed in protests which were brutally suppressed by security forces. then the vision, we sincerely hope everyone gets justice. every death must be accounted for. we can hide it and as bangladesh mourns the many killed in the unrest, changes are flowing fast. for my position, lita collate a z a has been pardoned and released from house arrest, one of thousands of critics detained under the previous government. the business hosted with john, i think the next ruler of the country should take lessons from the students. but if anyone becomes a corrupted traitor and gets involved and social activities or takes any decision against the country for them to go to data, they will face the same face. we want them to chart the future, keeping of the country in mind, the top of the burn town office of the fall and the ruling party shows how quickly

shaken scene is legacy has been turned to ash, many bangladesh cheese or celebration and awaiting the stock of a new era we spoke earlier, it is, i'm a is mom, a journalist with a daily star newspaper in dhaka. she told us why the 84 year old mohammed, eunice, is the person. the protesters want to see had an interim government. i think of the 1st and so was there is the fact that he is naturally an international celebrated for his and she's ment i'm that is i think one of the major reasons why he was selected is that this person has proven that a to what he has done in his life that he is a worthy person to be this country. but beyond that, there's one other reason is that he is an apolitical person. he has not been made to it any mainstream political parties as of yet. and that was

a big reason why people want him because we are tired all of the, the main street village, both parties and the way that the have been governing the country for the last many years. and the last time we had a public uprising of this nature wasn't 1919, which gave rise to the parliamentary democracy. that'd be great if we have we want a fresh start. that's what we want to india has reportedly evacuated all non essential staff and their families from its diplomatic missions in neighboring banquet dash that after the weeks of unrest of that forest prime minister shake has she has seen that to quit and flee. reuters quoted to indian government source as the saying that all indian diplomats remain in bangladesh or earlier, dw correspondent charlotte yard off in deli, gave me an update on that story. okay, then what about 19000 and then so who resided in bangladesh? uh before all of this, so on, forwarded over the last 3 days. uh and the form and its still opened yesterday and

yesterday that 9000 of those was students and they came back to safety or the last few weeks. but he stopped short of shedding the details of any other evacuation plans for the rest of the indians. that remained in the country, he in fact went on to say that to he expected the host uh government to, to look after the safety, all for indian citizens and its diplomatic stuff in the country. well, we also knew that until yesterday, the engine air force was on standby in the bordering state of northeastern indian state of us. um. and now we're hearing that the only known essential diplomatic stuff along with the families have been evacuated from the embassy and the consulates. but the main diplomats, they continue to remain in the country. and the mission is reportedly a functioning class a social yet up in delhi and will turn out to some other news. the palestinian militant groups almost as it has chosen, its top military commander in gaza as its new political leader. j. austin,

while replaces, is my attorney who was assassinated in or wrong last week and an attack complaint on israel as well believes in our plans the october 7th terror attacks. and it's been pursuing him ever since. yes, yes. and what is how mazda is taught, both in gaza, born in the con eunice refugee camp. he had been with the militant group since it's beginnings in the late 19 eighties around the time that the 1st intifada, or palestinian uprising against is riley occupation. back then he laid a security mit with which tracks down palestinians accused of collaboration with israel. and while was jailed by israel in 1988 for planning the abduction in mood or of to his riley soldiers and the mood of for palestinians. it was locked up for 23 years. eventually released in 2011. he was one of more than 1000 palestinian prison is exchanged for one is right,

and the soldier as having served as a commander of how most his military wing sin one was elected. as the groups gauze, alida in 2017, he issued this threats while speaking to crowd some jobs in december 2022. we will come to you god willing in a rolling slot. we will come to you with an endless number of rockets. we will come to you in a flood of soldiers without limit. we will come to you with millions of foundation tide after the tide is ran to choose this. and while it was being the chief plan or of the october 7th terror attacks, which killed $1200.00 people and took more than $250.00 others hostage in gaza. i don't need to confirm it. do i have it?

the one who decided on this despicable attack was here as in law, the suffering of the gaza strip. and therefore he and the whole system under him are as good as dead. we will attack them, we will dismantle them. we will dismantle the system to get them out of your set. your name is riley forces have hunted him relentlessly targeting gases underground tunnel network, where he is believed to be hiding from israel's attacks, which have killed tens of thousands of palestinians. earlier i asked her correspondence to rebecca renters whether the appointment of a new weight or could bring about a change in i'm also strategy. when it comes to strategy, i think it's unlikely we're going to see major changes in how about the strategy of anything. it's likely the appointment to be i got some more as likely to lead him us in a more hotline direction, but yeah, guessing what was already seen as the most powerful leader of the organization.

he's considered a shrewd operative having spent years in it is rarely present. he was released in 2011 and a prisoner swamped with israel. and he quickly rose the ranks to become the leader of how some goals are in 2017 who's seen is of secretive, elusive, and having close links to iran. but most recently, he was definitely considered the major mazda mind if you will, behind the october 7 attacks. and really, since then, has been, has had the final word on decisions made by the organization when it comes to strategy. and of course, when it comes to those say fired hostage negotiations. now regarding those negotiations, of course, i think the appointment of seymour is not going to have any positive effects on on them. when is now honey, is a political leader of the mass with assassinated. you know, it was lots the sort of a lot of the big spoken hearing around by pundits analyst and the like that the negotiations were all but data in the war to now with this

a confirmation of saying want as the ultimate leader of hamas, i don't think we're likely to see any positive steps towards i say sign it goes, she, agents and not least of all to mention the logistical issues. and why is, of course, a thought to be living on the ground on the gaza in the tunnel network, making it very difficult to even enter into these negotiations messages, getting to and from him being very, very difficult. so it definitely not a positive positive step forward with the negotiations back over here as far as their now a rescue operation is underway. in western germany where crusade, the death toll has risen to to after a hotel collapsed, emergency surfaces have rescued 4 people with 3 more still trapped under the russell in the town of a crew of police, as he saw may be seriously injured. nearby homes have been evacuated in around 250 rescue workers are on the scene. police say the risk of further collapse has made the rescue operation. extremely demanding must bring. indeed,

the reporter last say, who isn't on the ground in the village of trough in western germany? we can you give us the latest here of the yeah, some good news from the rescue side to you and the last hour a risk is managed to a risk to another person from underneath the rubble. that means that 5 people in total. what have now been rescued from the rubble and also to others are still trapped. right. good. it's telling me that as i all in contact with those people, they've lowered microphones down to them as well as cameras and, and i are talking to them. but they sign that risky operation is a very sensitive stage, and they have actually moved the media a little bit backwards. so you can see also like put up a seal to yeah. with the ambulance, it's all standing and they are saying die all moving very slowly to reach

dice. 2 people still alive. unfortunately, another 2 people have died when this building collapsed. um uh around uh, 11 o'clock last night is a hotel, a small hotel in the region that is very popular with tourist. i understand 2 of the people that uh, i guess that though tell on dr. families and the race, the oil from germany. but, but the people who have been rescued are actually in a very serious tell me all have been checked by medical personnel and all that good to go. and this is such a nightmare scenario. do we already have an idea from authorities? what might have caused this hotel to just collapse, or how does that work? well, naturally you, while the rescue operation is still ongoing, the haven't really started looking into that the. it is the 1st floor of the hotel,

the collapse for a smaller town. and like i said, i'm, it's from the 17 hundred's, but it has been refurbished in the last 40 years. but this risky personnel, you tell me, i have no idea at the moment very much focused on pulling dice, remaining 2 survivors from the rubble. well, thank you so much for your reporting on site there. that isn't really last se, decently is for partner. and we can take a quick look now at the pairs olympic games. germany's men's basketball team through to the semi finals of an olympics for the 1st time ever. ever a strong 2nd half performance lifted them past greece. france. wagner led germany with 18 points while dennis schroeder shipped in with 13 as the world cup winners improve their record to an impressive for 0. it's a care of their spot, any 1st ever olympic final for where they await either canada or france. germany's

previous best finish at the olympics was 7th place in 1992 and the us women's national football team is booked to their place in the gold metal match for a hard spot and scoreless 90 minutes a sophia smith extra time goals and the u. s. past germany and into the final and in the highly anticipated women's 200 meter race, final usa is and gabby thomas secure the gold metal. thomas at storms the band and was on catchable on the straight to claim a convincing victory. womens 100 meter champion, and julian offered finished 2nd to and a whale stole the show at the olympics when it reached the ocean is by title or fashion. as surfers competed for metals and tahiti, the wells bridge took place as brazil's tatiana western web and of costa rica as a producer. hennessy were competing in the woodlands of short for in the semi finals and the french polynesian venue to haiti is about 16000 kilometers from the

host city of paris, and was chosen not only for as a legendary waves, but also because it gives an opportunity to engage french overseas territories. it's now just before we go, we can bring you a reminder of our top stories f, as our rescue r. as in western germany, say hotel collapse has killed 2 people. they say 4 others have been rescued. but 3, still trapped under the rubble in the town of a crew of some with serious injuries. and in the united states presidential hopeful, connell harris has chosen minnesota governor. it's him walls as a running mate was made. his campaign debut with harris at a rally. instill adelphia on tuesday was to be posted and it wasn't broken off as it has chosen its top delivery commander and cause as its new political leader guy austin while replace his former leader is miles and he was killed last week in your ron and, and attack leaned on israel,

same war is the man israel police with behind the october 7th terror attacks. they have about to kill him. and that is our show and all for me, for now, i'm sorry, richardson and berlin. thank you so much for watching the

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