the 1st type of trauma, price response unit provide an emotional psychological state as ation for those suffering from shop treaty limits, stabilizing with the scenes before they were taken to the hospital for continuing treatment. we do the best that we can to provide treatment to limit the amount of, of injuring damage. but these things are very difficult things to see and to be, to be, to have to respond to a regular basis. as well as prime minister has announced the operation engineering is coming to an end, and the rate is well defense force troops attach the refugee camp as well as a local medical center. the thing 11th as an wounding of a 100, according to local officials, a. 6 local residents through stones attractive blockading the city, which is well claims with that to prevent palestinian militants from escaping at least 10 as signs for referrals. the lower responding ideas with his mouth,

claiming that everyone code was a direct participant to come back. i think that that on the chance to expand the operation, the palestinian health industry has reported the highest number of casualties from violence in comparison to last year. the spokes person for the public stein, red crescent society says the situation is in, in comp is dia and the humanitarian organizations are being denied access to the engine. yesterday, it was every principle and hard conditions for most the and civilians. inside the accounts we have received sense of fools for human turning faces, whether children for the people are or 60. we're calling us 200, you've got to wasting them outside the account of the family have done all of basic

needs as of the bed. for me this is there anything else? so the situation is really hard and it's of fixing every one. we face great difficulties in access to any of the tears. you can get the june to the great destruction and the infrastructure and better world, besides the blocks and that, that it could you camp as surrounded by is really ministries from different areas. our medical teams have a phase denied access in some cases and delete access in others um 2 of our ambulances, we air and stopped, and that is really, soldiers took, they the keys of the ambulances and the stuff that were made to kill teams. and also took their, uh, mobile phones and that's how we've them to deal with some injuries. so basically we are just calling for the protection of the medical team so we can contact or what

a humanitarian role evaluates the situation and know exactly what is the top priorities and the mean needed items for those who, where he's actually we just outside of the teacher, we spoke to political on the list side new law who said that as well off and presenting itself is the vixen, but it's clearly an aggressive, an american saying that have the right to defend itself. what do you mean by giving it so the might be an army in the region once you defend itself from the 1st law i'm we are, i mean the people are under q ration, but as you, what is showing, it says, always as the victim. and what about the guy who's coming from is when he's trying to do what is that this is at also at the door. so states stick terrorism is pick those and why we do things

by really it's really your them, we accept that as an action. what symbol instead of you might, i can be some people in the age of eve also because i'm not gonna be here the course that we get from g. it's up to you to annoying it to people who are more than 3000 seems to be working out on their homes. yes. that'd be by these or even maybe they shook them with their, with their to get. so it's, it's really, you know, very that situation. 100 right is there was a seat and the original community, the big single person of the 7th consecutive day of riots wraps up in france took as president with jet type. the one during a televised speech has said that the french themselves not to blame for the card situation in the nation,

but also the by stamp. most of the immigrants who are systematically apprised for solids of public spaces and forced to live in swanson getsco's a muslims, violence has unfortunately like violence and 3 good. today's events, as has been the case throughout history, those who sold who wins, read the role in today. well, on monday, dave is living on the map of ton on the president of the phones is national association of mess, cofer. and though the line's ation of citizens in order to combat the biases on loses jenkins counterparts and other localities to do the same as the numbers at least a $157.00. the rest, so made of the nights with more than 3000 people detained in terms of the terminals fox off the police, killing of the young man. as of jerry in defense in paris, he spoke to a tech. he's a political scientist who said that he agrees of a tech is pressing the wrong is to blame for the protest. i think this is not through religious conflicts. it's mostly social and historical trends.

because friends have a colonial bust and now for us is paying the price of what the deeds in of the can countries. there is a big, huge problem of integration. social integration, they are afraid, citizen by them is the problem that they never deem during the parts of the such selecting trends. and also you cannot make the all to unemployment is the, the highest level of the history in transparencies for moving uh, the following. the policies of, uh, united states against the eastern country we can to achieve with you. um, since governments have really the beds, relations and, and now i think the trust is paying the price of to do to get that the, the, the, the government that they have for living here. how many components you saw in the

incentive field. i may agree with the prism they have to go to your commission. cheap site is time to make sure europe is home by accepting ukraine, moldova, and the west. and both ends into the union image phase that these days will fall under the influence of russia or china. can we imagine your union will be without ukraine without moldova, without the western balkan. and those parts of europe are under the influence of russia or china, impossible news flash for queen ursula evangeline president of the european commission. it's entirely conceivable for ukraine, although the and the western bulk is to not be in the european union because they never have been. and as a result, they've been able to diversify their interest between east and west and maintain strategic autonomy, which means that they aren't stuck having to rely solely on the you end up being

processed every order, the modem and deputy prime minister, for example. just said last month that china is built in road initiative, could help boost. and although there's transportation infrastructure and turn the country into a critical transit point between europe and china, ukraine play the same kind of trends that roll between the you and russian economies. right up until washington, scott gets nose into that relationship. certainly, as president, alexander, who judge has the same independent mindset saying back in february that his country won't blindly follow b. u and sanctioning russia because it's not in serbia's best national interest. not formally committing to either east or west is a pretty good way to ensure that you're going to continue to be seduced by pretty much everyone, but cleaner. so uh, is really showing washington and brussels hands here. when she basically blurted out that these countries and not committing to a monogamous relationship with the western block, is just on bearable c, b,

you just broke up with russia. and it's a complicated relationship with china with the us pushing for us with their. so having messed up these relationships and it's life with skyrocketing inflation and energy costs, as a result, while the block is now acting really insecure about any of its friends wanting to hook up with russia in china. so now he was prep sherry, it's friends to pick a side to prove their loyalty. no hail behind brussels back down to pub. meanwhile, some members of nato, like the lithuanian president, have been pushing for the military alliance to offer ukraine membership perspective . as a kind of engagement ring that he has in the west can flash that russian president environment put in. we should not hesitate to make bold the decisions because otherwise persons regime will decide the less than allies a week and should be posted into the corner. so they surrender all remarks on

ukraine's membership respective will for sure, increase the fighting spirit of ukrainian soldiers on the battlefields. and that is very important. but even this leader of lithuania, one of the most anti rushing countries in europe is saying that ukraine cannot expect a marriage when it's still an active conflict with an ex russia in this case. yeah . who needs that baggage? certainly not. the german defense minister by the sounds of it. during my recent meetings with major secretary general young stilton bridge, we have once again agreed that the alliance must not become a side to the granting conflict of any circumstances. this is why we cannot answer the question on you. grant's accession to nature, while there is war going on, the ukraine. only after that, we and ukraine will decide on the conditions of a succession to the lines. yeah, she wants absolutely nothing to do with all of this drama. even though nato played an instrumental role in the breakup between ukraine and russia and creating all the

drama, the pretty and for mysteries recently said that it would be suicide. not to let you train into nato. yeah, commit to me or else i'm going to kill myself. is always a really good foundation for a relationship that's totally not dysfunctional or tactic at all. well, this comes ahead of next week's nay. so somebody to list a way neo way the block is expected to approve additional military support for kids . however, ukraine's expression bit to the lines will not be on the agenda. at the meeting dislike, he asked in loans for roadmap. ukraine's presidents has also been pushing for as 165 projects, but a top may so ask most ice kids will not be guessing such find a pallet any time soon. at least in today's currents, counselor, offensive is of international affairs and security. on the smoke slow boat, it saves the nato summit, is on like you to bring keeps the results. it's hosting for 2 things. it won't

happen is obviously ukraine will not receive either a median, as mentioned into nato or a membership action plan, no roadmap. it will not receive f sixteens, or promises a concrete promises of f sixteens with a timeline. it will receive more vaguely worded promises about is rarely style security guarantees, which simply means they will provide ukraine with lots of weapons. so essentially what they're already doing so that that means nothing. if you crane was simply absolved of a meeting all of the military requirements of joining the alliance, it would still mean as long as a conflict is going on with russia. and there are territorial claims contested that would immediately invoke article 5 and bring nato and russia into direct to military conflict. as long as this conflict continues,

and if there is open question about how much of ukraine is left under the control of the care of regime at the end of this conflict, that does leave a lot of questions open out of how even to fashion a road map while the conflict is going on, the for you as president bind in housing valid, a list of his normal needs for bypass and boats with a position and the advisory commission on public diplomacy falling into the hands of a politician with a vaulted confession pos elliot abrams has been 3 republican administrations including donald trump, while he was responsible for account paint to try and replace venezuelan president nicholas medea were previously during the reagan, the presidency. abrams found himself in the world in the wrong countries scandal, a secret to us operation to and legally fund the anti communist rebels in nicaragua, using the proceeds from west themselves to iran. in 1991,

they from stated guilty to unlawfully withholding information from congress, but was like the pot and by president george h. bush was back in 1980 to abrams and tried to mislead sellers about the l. mazetti masika. remove the 800 people in el salvador by the local us trained and equipped to military. but according to the state department of the us advisory commission on public diplomacy is tossed with appraising government activities. in order to understand in full funding, fluid score and public says what is to increase the understands the goals on support, all that set to activities, the goal it's duties also include the assembly and dissemination of information on the issue. wouldn't have reports to the secretary of states, the president, and congress sancho like american political analyst on senior research. it is a full issue insight to knows, elliot abrams says, he doesn't seem to be the best fit for the position. all bivens liberal elect,

which will certainly challenge the nomination. you know, i'm concerned that only it's there. he's not the best representative of of good diplomacy. i've interacted with lovely it for a long, long time, including when he worked for senator moynihan, who i worked for. and then interacted with him during the trump administration when he was charged with dislodging nicholas madura from venezuela, which you know, was an abject failure. he's a survivor. you know, i'd say, you know, as you pointed out, he did plead guilty. he was pardoned and you know, that in itself would seem to be disqualifying the pleading guilty part to being on an advisory board where you're supposed to inform the secretary state and best practices and how to make diplomacy more effective. there's no question that the, the liberal base or jo biden's base will be apoplectic. that's going to be the

messages. why does this commission deserves this criminal who lied to congress? and now was in a position of advising the secretary of state on best practices for diplomacy. so yeah, it's going to be controversial. and other developments international atomic energy agency. chief raphael grows the house green light to the controversial plan for japan to release radioactive waste. voting for me is default 50 stream, a nuclear plants into the pacific ocean. where is the site is the japanese decision based the standards of environmental safety measures. despite an outcry from neighboring states plan as he to has been proposed and device is in conformity with the agreed international standards and its application send. the, the goldman decides to proceed with it would have negligible

impact on the environment, meaning the water, fish and settlement for 2 years. japan has been pushing to release or consume of waste water into the ocean. i mean, the growing, se, civic storage containers could be of, of sales. so care will partially filter the way through to be full, draining it as a precaution. the whole process is excited to take up to 40 years. closing concerns among environmental activist sense, neighboring nations rushes green piece, seen the official cold depends decision if all the time that outweigh dismissed the decisions evolving responsibility to see, monitoring a future generation, you go see the report cannot green light japan's ocean discharged decision and cannot prove that the decision is the only st best or most reliable option. just we urge them hand to be responsible to humanity and future generations and stop st.

ocean discharge plan, international and independent, trying a specialist on too long belief. japan has no right to make such decisions. utilize shortly as the consequences of contaminated volts in the pacific would be a reverse symbol of this nuclear contaminated water. it causes a damage to the marble and it will be in the reversible and as locked us the environment with the neighborhood. because the water, the codes that would carry it is nuclear pulses around the world. if there was a huge concern of neighboring countries, even though the united states, for example, if we lease this water in the faucet, the must be in. so, so, um, apple put water and a lot to assess a cloud, it labeled with so many nations in the region and such a cost to insure the area for fisheries and for tomorrow. but if china is excluded,

and russia is excluded from the monitoring group. i think that there's mixing politics would, would public health would people's code sounds off the whole the latest news by visiting our website on t dot com. as always, we appreciate your company. thank you for choosing ah, see international the, the, the,

[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome to worlds apart. the conflicts in ukraine has manifested in the security of power adults in europe. many in the west and tons of until russia is fully

democratic. whatever that means. you claim really washington security guarantees and it's active military support for as far as most cool believes that until global governance is truly multiple or whatever that means. an extension of 4 in the military infrastructure towards russian borders will be considered as a social security distress. canvass to contentions be reconciled without another continental war in europe. folk to discuss it. i'm now joined by thomas bremond, your director of the is universe center for security policy. um, former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe is great to see you. great, you talk to and i have to express a double gratitude for being here in law school, because to be honest with you, we don't see many western visitors here these days. did you have any 2nd thoughts about coming here? because of, you know, reputational risk to yourself personally,

in the organization that you are heading. them are advisors uh that to indeed, uh, and on board me about, uh, uh, traveling to mosque out at this time. but you know, i always least in dialogue and dialogue. i think is particularly important in times of crisis and so is not coming to mosque. i was basically for the knob an issue after i got the invitation to these procedures that pretty much of readings. and i don't regret to have called me, i think i've had the excellent discussions between the citing off the conference. but also of course, the taking advantage to talk to quite the number of important for percent of this, both the dean and without the outside of the space structures that you've been talking about. and the fact that this conflict may have why not only of regional, but also global implications. and i think we are increasingly seeing the police when, as far as sanctions are concerned. but um, i wonder as a, as

a former had of the boy see, what do you make of the fact that this potentially very dangerous situation has been dealt with by the policy of boy card and ostracizing russia, which i think his preferred course of action for many european countries as well as for the united states. but look at the on the one hand i have for understanding for and as already determined as you chose to buy investment countries regarding this a very severe breach. i think last law, the doctor that the russian military invasion in ukraine's re presents bought at the same time, i think it is, but they clean these times. it's important to remain on speaking terms.

uh, to uh, to discuss the end if it's uh, at least to prevent further escalation. but also if you want to come out of the current situation, we need a platform for, for dialogue. so, um, uh, you know, by the, i mean favor us, you know, very clear term language at the same time, i don't believe that isolating, excluding, and important interlocutor serves the purpose of managing come, take and off, taking us closer to resolve a complex. you my so the need for platforms, for dialogue and the always the, you know, the organization for security and cooperation in europe, which you used to have a few years back. was once considered as such and such a platform. and uh, i interviewed you a couple of years back when you just assumed that leadership position. and at that time they were already doubts whether the or see was relevant. do you think it's

still a relevant, given that not only failed to prevent an active kinetic conflict between russia and ukraine and some would argue russian the west. but it also now being used as, as a platform for political culturing and pushing out one of the size. i'm speaking about russia. do you think the or c currently stands for either security or cooperation that i would absolutely estimates that the currently at the always see is in crisis it clearly. i think there is no doubt about it, which is not to say, you know, that the always see what you stated. don't eh, barry bobby's birth beats roots feed nations and the best and balkans in central asia or in parts of east europe. bead stories, institutions where it's the,

the park commodity for a coffee to continue it. and, but of course, this is politically not at it, but they tell you relevant the, i think last participated face off the always the without hope the is at the always see being able to play a role in either preventing or at least not even managing it. that the conflict between russia and ukraine or a russian database, by the way, how did you see it given that you are now in the uh, i guess the less the diplomatic position that you perhaps most freedom have you perhaps cannot for yourself more freedom of speech do you see that as a conflict between russia and ukraine or something larger? i think it's an overlapping context then in this is by the way, you don't know, web based loss. i think that something that the, the, the saw uh, you know, for years these 2 lines of conflict, the more narrow between a russia and ukraine and the wide,

or between russia and the best. but i would meet at the, at it that the both accounts they could have been managed in and on violence. they and, and i regret, you know, the doc, the niece, many opportunities to, to do so. and including osteo, we see, you know, and, and that the always, the, the hoc platforms, the to the, they both the lines of conflict and the box important stakeholders are important. but these are, by the site itself, the always the, it's always not to use that these tools all the a, partly at home. do you mean by those important stakeholders? they look, let's take the example off on the control these been beat nice thing for us. and this bothers ation as licensed as trust among key stakeholders of

you being security and then on probably off a very complex set of arms control agreements that you know have been built up since the end of the cold war and serves the 5 sites provide to those to be the of the piece and disability solving it'd be the best that unraveling off this architecture. i wonder if i'm interested in here just for a 2nd because you're trying to be very useful in diploma. i cannot understand why, but i'll be doing the piece um the, the conflicting efforts service when we are trying to sort of smooth the lines. so it just automatically here because it's not just the random unraveling, isn't it? it's the west taking a decision, making a decision that they, they want to pursue certain policies that went strongly against russian interest. and those of russian interests and concerns were very clearly communicate this for many, many,

a number of years. i'll be doing the average avenue and choose the service when we just describe it as single unraveling. it's a, you know, i would uh agree with 0 with that it was uh, uh, with some of these uh, painters saw off this uh, honest control. like talking dick your age was indeed the united states that pulls out of it. uh, but what i was uh trying and to say you stopped at the always c t, v. a tried to provides or, you know, alternative path forms. for instance, if i listen to your 10 that was there for you, the structure of dialogue to crate that it by a decision also means the counselor has the humble end of 2016. and i think for advice that was, you know, how to adopt these spots from what serve to this cost me to 30 risk adoption

confidence and security security measures. and perhaps also great. again, a common understanding on how to uh, resume a series on the console conditions and negotiations. but unfortunately, uh, this offer was not taken off. and uh, it's a true uh, the best nato does not seem to be particularly interesting about a, frankly, also from the russian federation. i did not really a sense at this uh, urgency you know, to kind of get back and, and, and, and try to reinvigorate this arms control architecture. so that was where i think at the lack of interest a, by all the relevant stakeholders and diesel so frustrated,