over the global financial system, as it do counter is trenton, they align alongside china, india, south africa, and all the nations of the so called global foth bath towards a democratic won't order without a jam on is will be easier. i believe that president lula is acting correctly when he propose a long flight chinese president using being and all the leaders decoration of a group of companies willing to facilitate the negotiation, denied his faith, and their opinion union together with crane must be fresher, understand that all new way resolve the conflict is through. i just and last seen, beasley will see ation a new chapter for the middle east. that's the message from to round to washington with iran, stating that will be no place for us to,

you know, pull our see in the region as new diplomatic ties are forced, artic contributes a use of to largely brings us the details. well, today i attended the weekly press, are held by the iranian foreign ministry spokesperson nasir kennedy, where he talked about a range of issues. but perhaps the main focus was again on the iranian saudi resumption of diplomatic ties. or he hailed this new move in rapprochement between to one and resolve as a major step towards d escalation in the region. he said that a new chapter is unfolding in that region war. there will be no place for the u. s . a unilateral policy, and instead a new multi polar world system is taken for the united states is losing its foothold in the region. and many and more and more countries are turning away from the united states on even we see that countries such as france is starting to think that it would be better if they remain independent from the united states. and we

see that countries like brazil, columbia are jumping on the bandwagon are joining the new unified front formed by russia, iran in china in ditching the us dollar. and instead, using their own national currency is in their economic transactions. so this is why nasr cannon, he said there's not going to be any place for the us and for the washington or unilateral policy any more. what's interesting is the role played by china in this regard. as you know, it was 1st, china, which abroad the 2 sides together, sat and talk and decided to bury the hatchet after 7 years of frosty relations between $2.00 to $1.00 and re all the to size are attempting to reopen their embassies before the arrival of b. as la mc hat season do in the next 2 months. so these developments are very significant and have positive impacts on the regional developments. and on the regional crises, we see, we know that iran is saudi arabia used to be arch rivals. look at the ebony war,

for example, lead you have any war has been widely viewed as a proxy war between your want and saudi arabia. and now we see that this longstanding war, which has been ravaging for 8 years, is nearing its end in line with the prisoner exchange deal reached between saudi arabia and the subtle law movement to day 104 year many prisoners went back home and all of these practical steps are being taken in that direction to end the crisis and the war in the region and witness a region free of war and free of conflicts. and what's interesting is that all of these developments are being marked on inside the region by the regional countries, and without any interference. by the way, i stand by the so called the united states helping hand. of course, when it comes to the a to washington, washington is a beneficiary of the any war. so the united states is reluctant to see that war

coming to one end as the end of this war, me is the end of the united states. money making process, china as a close ally of saudi arabia and a close and effective buyer of iran's oil and iran is number one. economic and trade partner has held the 2 sides, come together, bury the hatchet after after 7 years of frosty relations it wrongs message of a new method lease comes amid. the latest developments in the push the piece in yemen and saudi arabia has released more than 100 heavy weather prisoners of war. the red cross says that, well, the exchange is a positive sign. many more families in yemen are still waiting to hear from their loved ones emotions. i would describe it, overwhelming joy. it has been amazing to witness this beautiful moment. i saw a feminine hanging each other friends kissing each other on the forehead. children seeing their budget sometimes for the 1st time and the local hears,

the multitude of joy, it's a, it's, it was really beautiful to witness. and that's pretty sure that when purchased to the coffee, put you money before anything else, it does alleviate civilian suffering. this happened over the course of in the sixty's. we had more than 15 flights that were able to, to, we need to facilitate to reduce. however, we know that more families are we in for answer. a lot of them have news from their loved ones. they don't know if they're detained, he's doing a good help or if they're even alive and do some of the also the answers, the war in yemen discussions with one of the what well was when i sent in disaster started in 2014 between who the rebels and the government, which is backed by a saudi led coalition on, by countries including the u. s. u. k. according to the united nations,

more than 20000000. yeah. many people require humanitarian assistance with 80 percent of the country lacking access to food or basic services. red cross folks person fatima, sasa again says that one of the main problems in the conflict is the lack of global media coverage. with trinity german for the 1st time in 11 years, has been under funded for the international committee of the red cross. the way now we should all over the world are currently under funded. sure. of course it doesn't . you know, it's a very dangerous cock talk to help you many to me to a bank and funding decreasing. so we're hoping that the international community doesn't forget about chairman there is a positive momentum and tuition like this one. do send a big message a hope and just needing to see it's very beautiful moments of happiness

in such a steering children. however, you know him and he's not making the headlines anymore. well, do we shouldn't forget about yemen because even if the coffee and today they need that immense and b, i chose she, we, we to keep working here together with our partner from the human presses to ring off the bus there to sit down, has been assaulted inside his home and cartoon, that's according to e, u foreign policy, chief us a burrell. he provided no further details of the incident a few hours ago that you and bass that are in sudan was assaulted in his own residency. this constitutes a gross violation of the vienna convention security of diplomatic premises. and staff is the primary responsibility of sudanese authorities and an obligation under international law and classes between the sudanese, on military on the research group of left more than $180.00 civilians dead and 10

times more wounded since saturday. that's according to the latest figures from the un. some fresh footage from the sudanese capital car, same shows on cross guns, firing bullies of rounds into the night sky for the cities, for which has been heavily contested by the warring sides for days with no confirmation on who controls the size of the moment. amid the ongoing chaos, some footage is shown military just firing missiles at grounds car kits with other images, highlighting massive destruction in the vicinity of the country's capital consume. the rival military forces attacked each other on saturday with both sides, blaming the other striking, 1st neighboring chart as close as border with sit down with several countries, including russia and egypt, calling for cease fire. the league of arab states has also urged an immediate end to the fighting and of this mediation to resolve the crisis. despite the ongoing

military violence, washington insists that now is the right time for a transition to civilian rule incident. it's a fragile situation. there are other actors that may be pushing against that, that progress. but this is a real opportunity to finally carry for the civilian la transition. and one that we and other countries are trying to are to bolster i think lincoln is not the 1st us official to weigh in on the situation in sudan back in 2021. following the latest. who in the african country usa department spokesman ned price quote for the restoration of civilian rule in sudan. with that statement defying a transitional period announced by the sudanese government to the time or currently the international community, including russia, the e u, and the arab league. according for an immediate cease fire and sat down while the us pushing for a handover of power. despite the military conflicts with the sconces with over an

historian gerald horn, now many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see you. now the fighting incident has been waiting for 3 days now. no cease. fire inside was your assessment of the current situation there. well, it's on a knife said, i'm afraid to say that is to say, scores have been till particularly civilians. the dispute arises from the fact that you have the special forces, the so called r s f, who have been accused of being implicated in human rights violations in the dark, poor region. the region of western sudan that is larger than spain. recall that the international criminal court already has call for the extradition of a former suit needs liter speaking a mr. alpha sheer and there is some fear amongst the rest of that. some of their leaders may wind up in the dock. keep in mind as well that sudan sisters teach at

least slighted its neighbors include egypt, which is a close ally of the united states and terms of military alliances. it is also a butting libya, which was the subject of the nato and us sponsored bombing in 2011 recall as well that and the central african republic to south of sudan washington has become quite hysterical about the role or the lead role. i should say of the boston or group, which is, you know, has headquarters in russia. united states is not on par or referee secretary of state lincoln with see me to suggest in the remarks you just played. but it's more like a player. recall that it was the state under us president george w bush, the push for the secession of south sudan, which is a wash in petroleum. it successfully seceded, seceded from the water to dead,

and has been mired in unrest ever since. recall as well that some decades ago, in the aftermath of sudanese independence of the mid 1950. it was the united states that pushed for the isolation, if not the bludgeoning of the sudanese communist party, which was seen as a nickel to washington's cold war ambitions. and was a powerful political force in the wake of the marginalizing of the communist party . like a free thought, you saw the arising of a certain religious zealotry which manifested in the 1990s, particularly when the late or some of been lawton, was said to be residing in the capital cartoon which led then you as president, mister clinton to send please, missiles in sudan supposedly in retaliation, but actually destroying suit needs manufacturing facilities. so this is

a very dire situation that's unfolding. and i think that washington would be well advised to bow to the influence of the african union, headquartered a neighboring addis ababa, the opiate, the 4 dozen plus numbers of the african union, headquartered in out of her baba rather than interfering and suit sedans, internal affairs, and i'm dressing that washington is calling for charles for civilian while everybody else is just calling for a simple sci fi. is a transition to a c, to civilian will even a possibility now, and those that don't actually have some sort of government in waiting will obviously, washington's diplomats either or not advising the secretary of state properly. or there are some sort of hidden agenda, which is often prevalent and the us state department of perhaps washington is newspaper headlines have suggested is seeking to cut

a deal with one or another faction within the military. and thereby help to further isolate the sudan prim it's natural allies in the african union, not to mention its friends and international community, including russia and china. really appreciate you speaking to today. thank you so much for your time or for an historian gerald horn. across in nigeria ation, employees have launched their 2nd slide this year in protest as poor working conditions and low pay the countries airports will be closed. 42 days on friday, the unions announced they will work on monday and tuesday due to unpaid risk. the union represents pilots, engineers, control town operators and other key industry workers. the organization has also threatened an indefinite strike if the demands are not met. meanwhile,

deny jerry employee as consultative association or an e. c a. his will in the countries government against heating the advice of the international monetary fund. that's on the i m. s, suggested nigeria should raise taxes to pay back the country's foreign debt, which is expected to keep rising. any attempt to consider a tax hike with great more burden. some tax pays it may defeat any attempt to widen the tax that taxpayers would consider. tax avoidance measures. there will be massive capital flight, and the drawing for direct foreign investment could be defeated. the i m f also suggested nigeria phase out its pet tool subsidies and redirect the funding to targeted subsidies like health and education. according to the n c c. a. however, the private sector in nigeria is already overwhelmed by most within birth is the director of the graduate school of business at the university of zombie as the i m . s. advice stems from expired economic books without consideration for africa.

economic struggles the i m. if already has been, is being received, we skipped to them and i forgot africa. we'd say i am if policies on the lead eighty's and the ticket, the main 2 main to where that structure adjustment program. i left you know, a lot of con, to embed. so raising taxes for nigeria is now is basically sending them to the grid because it's as difficult for and my business is and also i included to be able to afford to do business and also afforded living, i mean, to, to save because of the high taxes so the, i miss, you know, dimensions are quite, you know, out of an expire because it's booked book,

those places member which you know, in african countries because they do not take into that issue and the burden of doing business. i'm trying to construct landlords by households in africa. and while the i m f wants money back from nigeria, the fund is dishing out massive some fee ukraine last month. the i m f agreed, a $15000000000.00 support package for kias. ukraine has thus become the 1st war torn country that the i m f is lending funds to. it would also be one of the largest packages ukraine has received since the conflicts began. they've been the hub both again. so it is unfair for ukraine to be given such large sums while africa remains neglected. them under money that's going to do great. and without any conditions whatsoever, which is 15 us dollar. and when you look at countries, for example, like we said, simulate bit or 15 be done by the way, external did,

which they declared by monday to before them. i'm going to be given 1300000000. so it was quite unfair for us are going to be to be lumped on a lot of clinicians that have an executive impact on both businesses and all sorts . but other than just getting payments, that's an import driven balance, that balance of payments for those money is intended. so across the continent from africa to moral, there was a huge disgust and discordant about their unfair treatment. that's your grid, hardly seemed compared to countries, for example, exam as the us led invasion of iraq marx's 20th anniversary this spring. we recall one of the most controversial events off of the war that were revealed by wikileaks co founder julian, a sons in april, 2010, a video named collateral murder showed footage of a group including 2 voices,

journalists being shot by us helicopter 12 people were killed in that incidence ortiz, steve sweeney spoke to a man whose relatives were among the victims. it was here, the 2 royces journalists were among those killed as a u. s. apache helicopter open fire when director of indians. the crew laughed as people lay on the ground dying as these 12 people were killed and 2 children among the wounded into set for the time. roger oh yeah. excellent. are correct fans for route for 3. and that's a weapon. when you are getting 1856 individual to 47, west wednesday line, let me know when you have what you might have all up to traffic to safety on

the on the consequences that those events still effect us. we suffered huge losses. my brother was wounded and still hasn't recovered. we also suffered financially because our current house for damage. and of course, what happened was a war crime. 12 people from our district died, wives became widows, children became orphans. some people lost their children and others lost brothers and fathers. we know about this because i wish it expounded judy, the sounds who published footage of the attack in 2010. but it was an inconvenient truth for washington, and the sound is paying a heavy price. not top in britain's high security bow, moss prison. he faces 175 years, and in american jail under the espionage act,

a rocky say that is bush and blair that should be behind bars instead of judy and sounds. that sounds very well. assange is innocent, he simply revealed the truth. he should be released from prison. it is blair and bush should be behind bars. yeah, i know very the u. s. move to cover up the truth making excuses to justify the attack. the pentagon issue device adjourned this to identify themselves and inform the military of their whereabouts effectively blaming the royce his crew for their own death. members of the press to be encouraged or required to wear, identifying vests or distinctive body. alma coalition forces to be notified when members of the press are operating in their area of responsibility. washington's efforts to hide the truth about the crimes committed during the iraq war continued today. the u. s. claim to be fighting for freedom and democracy can any, must really be free as long as the sounds remains behind bars with war with based

on the false pretext of weapons of mass destruction in the country and lead to decades of turmoil in the white. a region here and i see will be chronicling the conflict. sandy's aftermath in our coverage of the u. s. lead 2003 invasion hi. ah, ah, since we started the military operation in ukraine, we were told the west was in lockstep unity. in this case, unity means following orders without question from washington. well, that unity has begun to unravel. new europe in old europe are clearly not marching in sink. ah, least,

hunter russians state will never. i've side us on the north lansky and give us the knocking holes. our son sent up for a quote in the 55 when. okay, so mine is gonna be the one else about this even with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines, the state aren't russia today, and squint ortiz sport mckibben or video agency, roughly all brand on youtube with what did you say it was with? oh, hello,

i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. so finland has joined nato, expanding the military blocks some 800 miles along russia's borders. citing article 10 of the groups founding treaty of an open door policy. this marks the 11th time since the fall of the soviet union back in 1992. that the block created to contain it has grown. so who is the real agitator here with a geopolitical expert? next. all right, let's get into that ammo. the me . if twitter official nato has announced the accession of finland into the so called defensive alliance, leaving behind their friend sweden, who initially was set to join in a 2 for one special for nearly 75 years,

finland had an image of neutrality for.