the idea of entered the city of janine in the north, although combined westbank to arrest several ones. the militants reported that belonging to these london jihad paramilitary palestinian grove, fighting against israel, that israel 1st and the seas as a terrorist organization. these really military met a strong resistance on the ground from locals. people we've guns and stones rushed through these railing military. the idea of responded with fire. and this is how the classes started on the ground later israel was trying to pull its armored vehicles out of the town, but palestinians were apparently new the route of the forces withdrawal, designated explosives damage, and the vehicle was israel had the dispatcher, how he called through to the area to help trapped military and to get its troops out safely, the palestinian authority has already slammed these really actions calling as a crime. this is what the palestinian prime minister has to say was dummy. it was a bloody morning in janine, due to the occupational ami storming of the city, which continues until this moment,

the international finance and double standards encouraged this extreme is government to practice more killings, destruction, and intimidation against all people. we and all people will confront these attacks and this occupation must become costly for israel with the we are sons of nation, has also been expressed from the dro damian authorities. but that seems that we might see further escalation, engineering and on the ground in the west bank, as israel is determined to fight what it consider is as a terrorist threats. here's what's these really defense ministers said shulty after the operation and getting that there are no compromises in the fight against terrorism. we will continue to take an offensive and proactive approach. we will use all the means at our disposal and to feed the elements of terrorism. wherever they are found, terrorism does not and will not have a sanctuary in geneva, nablus, or guns, according to the un office for they coordination of humanitarian affair is $112.00 palestinians have been killed in the israeli military operations all throughout the

west bank, including is jerusalem and the 1st 5 months of these here, the city of jeanine and the north that is known to be kind of at the center of palestinian armed resistance, has turned into a real battle field with the idea phrase happening there almost on a daily basis. the international community is biggest concern, has not just the dramatic escalation on the ground with the fact that civilians very often become victims of these operations. the janine rates for controversy between middle east expert and this folks 1st that for the palestinian reform, his democratic faction who shared their views on the matter in the is really government has thinking everything up to the next level yesterday they have given us all you to a races radical smoked rich to have free hand at expanding electric legitimate, the settlement activities in the occupied westbank despite of the international

committee of this precision and the in the galaxy in terms of international law. i'm such a match. second, the daily incursions and the unprecedented number of palestinian casualties is rarely taught the murders ex, throughout judicial executions that is carried out by this is rarely government. and also there's another indication that this government will stop at nothing to keep itself in that keep this up in government with no, any more repercussions. no political repercussions, especially that the united states of america, the mansell border of the occupation of the state is 0 to our land overpass. the midland is pretty much quiet and no matter what is where the government does all the united states says, basically it's going to dimensions and the worry and some of that language that does not really mean anything on the well. well, be as way where the us the arms are still there flowing into the standard is you have to commit to more war crimes against people. the city of jeanine is all the

citizens, the most of them are he missing the civilians? the one know can involve in the terrorist attacks a but the, the use really army. the claims that these terrorist groups the say on militia as i use the, the civilians as human shields. and actually the i, the inside the houses, the inside the schools inside the mosque in the, using the civilian display as a, as a shield as a human shield. and this is what causes a, a, the injuries of innocent civilians. these are in the armies, very careful, especially when medical teams are involved the, you know, sometimes there were some incidents in the past that the medical of the teams the example and says use to a high those level a, the, i'm the government eh, and have them escape you inside the ambulance is,

is so way a, the idea of steel does not treated it, but a student ambulance is, but they are trying to it to check them and track a possible terrorist hiding inside the ambulances. a top any, an official in charge of renewable resources has accused the u. s. and e u. countries of the park received in their green agendas. he claims the west is inactive protection as policies that undermine emerging economies, and thereby hender global efforts to transition to cleaner energy dis, protectionism. i saw that in the inflation reduction act in the united states. i see that in this green hydrogen auction in europe. we've had the developed world lecturing the rest of the world on how important free trade is. and here they themselves or reckoning barriers. his criticism come just days ahead of prime

minister moody scheduled visit to washington this week. he also took issue with western leaders who have called for coal to be completely faced out. coal is india is primary source of electricity generation. nevertheless, india the world's most populous country, plans the cock coal use for power generation by half in the near future. we spoke to a former indian external affairs ministry secretary, who believes that the west has feldman, this effort to help developing economies go green as well. you know, energy is a critical for a country without a cheap and affordable energy. no country can grow and the development of the west has benefited from this over the decades via the us administration is trying to get closer to indiana strategic level. there are a lot of a vested interest in the united states in the west,

in general. uh which uh, which do not want uh, uh, which always want to have some pressure point against india and uh, these lobbies will keep working. or, you know, it's also a question of protecting the market because there is a w, t o n. all kinds of, of gap we actually have been introduced new york, we'll say, well, you know, you can't explore to us unless you meet certain the energy default uh, emission standards. this is just a way of imposing a duty on a product. so of course, they don't fulfill their obligations, which they have undertaken to give finance to the developing countries to help them to make the transition. a major indian oil company has increased imports from russia by about 900 percent year on year. the companies executive director held the

rise and bilateral trade between the countries in the country, those where she has a trusted longstanding and bank district, but no trade between india and russia as seen the phenomenal growth up at around 290 percent. then going to going to 3 or the $21.00 for the 2 figures. the indian imports from russia in general have risen about 460 percent compared to last year. russia is now, india is this largest trade partner up from number 25 just a year ago. we spoke to a new dally based economists who believes that if russia offers chief oil, there's no reason not to buy it. it makes sense for us to get it to you, but it would be that would be good to have the same discounts. inflation is very important as far as we are concerned, and the not infliction the very important, the 75.2 percent of what we have to import. india has been always

been a friendly country. india as always of income, other country defense. but the in the country which had been having an independent farm once india had been opened to us as well as my ship. so india had been a friend of us as well as the ship. and we all know what his wings was billed all. i know they had been high and inflation in the light in the also to once i give them no individuals i so we are getting a good summer shield. why not? the post of western multi polar international order is coming to pass. that is, according to an article in the national interest penned by children and i are ceo of the global institute for tomorrow. the officer list 5 global trends, which had brought about seismic transformations worldwide. first, the wes listening rep on the historic narrative with former colonial nations

gaining more voice, then a growing opposition to the so called the rules based international order. and what the author argues are as constant hypocrisies. also what he calls the west double face piece, making efforts, disguise as war, profiteering and is waning financial cloud. finally, he highlights the western media, which he argues is increasingly being question for bias. so to get more details on this, let's cross live now to the author of that very article, the founder and ceo of the global institute for tomorrow. children nire, thanks so much for taking the time to join us on the program today. so when do you believe that the global trends you were talking about emerge and how long and your view will it take to complete this transition to a more multi polar international order as well? so say thank you for having me. it's a great pleasure to be on. i think these trends have been slowly building up by

the last 5 years, at least in my view, have seen a reckoning like um, we've never seen before. so big celebrated in the last 5 years, particularly with the us china conflict and now the war in europe with ukraine, etc. and many of these things have come to the full. so that's why i attend the article to put together these 5. what i see is mega trends which interested in the not being recognized by the west. and i, i always my west and friends always to try and recognize these things and rather than live their own echo chamber of, you know, propaganda and news, etc. to your point about how long will it take? it's difficult to tell i, i can't predict, but i do know that at the moment i sense that i traveled around the world. i lived in different parts of the world that day is really a shock. oh,

acute awareness of how these 5 trends are playing out and these 5 trans themselves . so send setting the foundations for what i call the grade, recognize. but we should not be, we should be very clear that this is not going to be a, you know, to a 5 year phase. it's a generation of a phase. it might take an entire generation 25 years because what you're trying to unravel is 500 years of dominance by western powers. and particularly the last 100 years where are at least the last 60 years since the 2nd world war blade. busy often to less about boots of the ground and armies to a more, a most sophisticated form of domination, culture of mind. and of course, the telling of history. and now what i call about the, the hedge of many of the us dollar, the financial institutions of the world. and possibly, and finally, of course, the industrialization of military welfare. the now on the topic of where the west stands in do believe that the west will simply go down without

a fight and accept what's happening. or do you think that there is a certain level of them refusing to of knowledge what's happening and then by the time the do, it's too late. how do you see the west reacting to those trends in the future? that i think is the last few years um the west has reacted and i hope it will be the sort of apex of that reaction. one of resistance, one of not wanting to acknowledge that in my book of people that are of which i is not a year and a half old call dismantling global white privilege and equity for post. less than will all get a degree of politics chapter that is incumbent on the west to understand the multi paula, well just in the interest the west on the represents 50 percent of the world. well, way past the colonial era, west mold segment of the global cup population could impose its will. mass grading today is global leadership, and the rest of the world,

the rest of the world is not doing a tolerated. so i do think we are the point at which day is good. there's a reckoning the hope. and i think the hope of all peace loving people in the world is that the west will not fight to but find a way to negotiate a different world. older and it, it, which is equal partners with others rather than seeking to dominate and continuing a sense, so superior all retain. in this i would say that i think the europeans understand it a lot more. i know when i speak to your opinions, i bought it for a long time that europe should um the couple from the united states. uh, not to say disregard as long relationship because that would be no eve. but to do couple itself from the militaristic, economic and hedge of manic tendencies of the, of the united states and tough steel point. i think the united states would be the most difficult, a nation in the world to persuade on to embark on a mo,

multiple world and to share power. and that's where we're at at the moment. one can only hope and given the events last week yesterday of and engaging but as a recognize united states that it has to now live with the rice of the rest. and it's not just china is the anti, well, there's india, this africa that i hope will be the parts we see. i do hope you look into that particular will pay a pot and suggesting to the americans that, that old or days over. yeah, certainly a lot at stake here and we'll continue to follow, but we appreciate you taking the time to join us and share your insight. chandra nire, founder and ceo of global institute for tomorrow. thanks so much for your time. thank you. thank you for having me and let's go ahead and cross lives. we're going to go to malaysia is our next story. they have is their listing rules for the stock

exchange in a bit to attract for an investment. the country's prime minister also announced a reduction in stamp duty charges for shares traded on the verse of malaysia stock exchange. you claim the move would make the stock market more competitive by reducing the costs of securities transactions for an investment in the southeast asian state search to record highs last year. according to data from the recent government. the manufacturing sector appeared to be the main target drafting 60 percent of the direct investment, particularly for electronics and friends. sports equipment to go further in depth on this was crossed live now to benedict. we're a center economist and a think tank research director benedict, thanks so much for joining the program today. now malaysia says that the new measures will boost the country's market competitiveness and the track for an investment. do believe that that's the case. to thank you so much for having me. i

agree that to me that that is the case because of the duty we will certainly make treating shazlaw affordable. this was the increase activity, liquidity and spot market. this kind of intent in turn to attract domestic and foreign investors. and that certainly will cost and lock, edit, assess, and will drive economy quote in the long run. besides that, the item, the other measure. there was a student by the goldman wisdom and pain to spend duty care. now by doing this, the government ensure that the reduction in which this not this professionally benefit, highest battery transactions, is fit. this will become what includes activity and also fad, my dissipation. and using the government faces any hurdles to bring these changes about the potential cousin just i would need is there any potential abuse upfront and could i please relate that to this revised duty frame?

but besides that, i believe the other challenge wouldn't be effective communication. and awareness to ensure that all the market, participants, investors, and communities, they are well informed of this new regulation and new measures. now, how easily would you say that those challenges can be addressed in the future? i think a lot in the past few years, a few to pass in need is a cave militia has ensure that this regulatory oversight is strong and stable because of that, as a business type of entities will definitely help to the pay any deeper and to deter any recent activities that might happen. i also think that regular or does an inspection, that you all are reading please law a stringent penalties for noncompliance. all these measures 10 says i think there is to ensure the market participation at home to the new policy. and how do you see malaysia is capital market evolving over the next few years? and what role do you see it playing in the development of the go global self as

a whole, a well malicious capital markets a whole lot on this. this will give you the evidence. in 2022, we will hit the record i of 179400000000. acceding is 5 year average. 121.4000000000 for and also, but it's just capital markets. we menu bar it or the lead this by the weaker global financial markets and to a political complex in our world today. the reason this is because of a guido party supposed to been at the, the office being that the general election of the change of a tree, different prime ministers. now we have a much better stable environment going forward. second, a, we have a policy to come into the country where malicious economies continues to demonstrate such resilience as evidence in 2020 to the full year g, people, 4.7 percent. also, that has been at a tional practice efforts to ensure with this manage and also to maintain financial

resilience as a whole, i think really has been performing con, competitively and comes with the capital markets. it has all sorts of positive pos, in a moving method. and it's almost like we've been in advance financial markets, according to data from the securities commission militia, with that i think and play and very often a significant role in the global style, especially in emerging markets. now if we look at the bigger picture here, i'm in the countries as a global self have been asserting themselves on the international stage. even more and more lately. do things to the world is indeed becoming more multi fuller. hi, stephanie. i agree that he saw this in a pop that say a 50. yes, they did buy, pull it off with some movie, monthly unit for law. and now i would say it's a ride from a multiple. i will. nations, especially emerging nation in developing nation, have been an economy and political influence that was not present as much before.

and the global power dynamics has become low balance to be. now we see how he lived in quantities of play and increasing the prominent role in shaping global gender and shipping decision making plus taxes. right. i'm just recently in this uh, st. petersburg, international calling for me. i will be sharing on the importance and ride i'll solve this easier. and i think this presents all, well, great, the collaboration diversity perspective different comes back a local dynamics. not only that shit, rough possibly be among the different nations. what i would really like to see in the near future is what our prime minister melisha is. find this that i know abraham proposed recently on the need for an asian money to refund or, and that's the challenge that had germany all the i am that's on the international stage. i think this is crucial in terms of cost for me to increase the sustainable environment for all whole. well then it's not just

a world is to me the by the west. but if. busy so balancing power with emerging agents across asia, a lot of moving parts there, benedict awareness on a condiment, stand thing tank research director. thanks so much for your time and insight. you're most welcome. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. the the bundio is attachments also to punch in another punitive action by the nazis best known as the holocaust of bullets. the, this terrifying footage was captured by german soldiers during mass executions of

the jewish population. an ext uh from a gentleman offices will have to 2 days ago. i participated in a mass execution my hands show because i pulled the trigger, but they're not going to used to it. i comedy aimed on 5 of women and children and babies during the 1st 2 years of the war alone, s as death squads together with ukrainian collaborates, has killed almost 2000000 people in the us as a and poland and punitive action is like this. the years later, ukrainian national, this retain the intimidation methods, and openly talked about cleansing ukraine of undesirables and those who disagreed with a new national is my done ideal to ga. what did you study? i think of the research just meet yes. will delay of the ritual. these are still

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