phone existence was only exists. the breaking news on all t international is really low, make his agree to ban the u. n. a didn't see the palestinian refugees from working in the country. as all the israel accused, the underwater of involvement and last year is october 7th terror attacks, which the organization has to not to just capital cities. these thousands of all positions support is protest in front of paul limits following the announcement of the ruling policies. victory for the valley and the doctor early hours or the pro western president, just more people to hit the streets, claiming the vote was rigs by russia. despond admitting there's no proof, especially since the old position to simply believe that tacit. and if there's been

a long time since india on china assets to complete military disengagement along the disputed boulder, somebody just a soft, a commercial agreement was reached at the port summit to rush the a very warm welcome. this is on the international coming to life for most go with the very latest world news updates. it's good to have you with us. we're starting to out with some breaking news. the is really paul events has possibility of buying the u. n. releasing works agency for palestinian refugees from operating in the country as well as previously acute some on the last off of taking pause. and last year is october 7th terror attack. the united nations investigated that k is concluded that the personnel may have been involved and dismissed them from the organization. however, the welding body rejects it, is well to move to show down the was on the wall and its territory. 7 western

countries including the west of the u. k of also opposed the bond. these really prime minister's office is not really the statement saying, quote all the while what else is involved in terrorist activities against israel must be held accountable. well, thousands of protesters have rallied in front of georgia's parliament refusing to recognize the routing policies. victory inside today is general election as people waved a you, us flag the pro west and opposition demonte the re run of correspondence. a bows covered the demonstration in tbilisi, which has since ended. so here we are at the center of the pro, the pass, the police court, and now the, it's quite big. there's gotta be like say about 20000 people here. now the opposition call for the $40000.00. i don't think i got the

the ripping up the crowd toward the flag, the american flag custodian flags as people come together at the request of the present too much of the president of georgia. a suit on the states behind the service is essentially coordinated manipulation of the election. and president to advice really also has a ledge to previously that there was russian interference. and despite the fact, there was no evidence of it that you didn't need evidence at all. that was into us that there was a so alleged russian interference. but some of this thought you had to say, it's always very hard to demonstrate. no country has been able to demonstrate no team in the united states when they were rushing into fear and susan,

their elections, know all the european countries. so we're not going to be in the position to demonstrate moles and countries that are much stronger to demonstrate the hybrid attacks that they are around. but what is important is not to demonstrate outside, but what they charging population knows fails and has seen because who else can see more? what is happening in the country in the villages. then the georgian population, what a lot of young people have been brought in a book for the event. as you can see, down to freedom square to the part of the building was behind me, and well, we were immediately with the crowd during the protest. uh, we saw the end jose uh with the english language banners. we saw people with the science suggesting that a lot of of food and should be shot. we heard voices from australia, the u. k. friends. we met a todd youngs saying that george is not russia. and also spotted among the crowd

was a member of the georgia legion. and the georgia legion are basically a mercenary group from georgia and most of the ethnic georgians who are fighting in ukraine against russia. so very, very young, very much to narrative use the st. lucie stone and the election for the 2 ladies. the vote somehow to deliver a news involved for the white. i remember that they have the i or if you like to west the, to the service to propaganda on fridays to the west. anything else? you has no notes that it's goodness, freeze georgia's accession essentially. and to join the you, we have directly addressed this information narratives us pressed by the georgia

actors. we have trust the georgia you extension process is currently the fact to house it as a direct result of the steps taken by the georgian government. i will suggest that the crowd is much smaller than bill and the opposition were suggested that they were gonna have the surgeon i suggested $10000.00 security present august 2016 when the physician also rejected the drain. it seems the show has been put on essentially for the west and backers to show that we're not going to take this line down despite the fact that they've lost the poll, add to a very big win and by the incumbent, prior to georgia,

dream we're going to stay and watch as things develop, but as of now it's peaceful here in tbilisi. what's holding us? well, breaking news story is ready. parliament has post a bill to bomb the un relief and works agencies a pa, the city is refugees from also racing in the country. let's discuss this now with a guest with costing lots to alessandro, bruno wisc consultant at the gulf states on a lasix. thank you so much for joining us on. the program is good to see you so otherwise meet occlusal lifeline for refugees in garza, for the past year, a will that will sort of the impacts to expect. this is wally bound to have well, and thank you for having. i think the, the 1st thing to note is that the, the is rarely decision will not be applicable on, in practice until i think the 60 or even 90 days from now. nevertheless,

this is a very big ah, it's a big decision which will have big consequences. at least 30000 people among refugees in the palestinian territories work for underwater. and so they will lose their jobs. and uh also um, the agency is the main provider of age being in the territories, the gods in district units. and this decisions comes just as the united states is trying to show, we say fix the situation a little bit to make it more palatable to the elective, to american voters who are concerned about what's happening in israel palestine, but also voted region to show that the a that there's still some support for it for, for a few minutes every and concerns rather than just military ones. um, so the united states will not be very pleased. and i think the biggest

issue is who will replace owner? well, let's not forget that promise, which is really accuse of being into trade in or one of the reasons for this decision came to the for, apart from political and military reasons. because they provide a lot of aid to the population, the same with hezbollah. and so they are creating the conditions for more organizations that combine military activities with a release. and so it's, it's, it could backfire that has come back to, to those, these really allegations of involvement of under was involvement. and a lot of these type of sense, terrorist talk underwater denied that there was an official un investigation of found that individuals who may have been involved no longer with that. so what do you make of the reasoning for the is really buying that that's being approved today

and what kind of international reactions do you expect this? i brought the these very reasoning behind the choosing members or from us of being in what could be true. in other words, i do believe that some pete members of how much work or what, but that set, as i noted earlier, how much one of how much is major roles and particularly the reason for it's a success in the, in gaza, especially is because they do provide 8 and they, they receive funding from various states and non state actors. and a lot of the times they deliver to some of that. those funds in the form filled pay the education, not any number of social needs that people have in the 1st, especially given the conditions that exist on the ground in a garza and other areas need a really so that doesn't surprise me. that logic to me doesn't suspicion it's,

it's to be expected because he's really, he's insist on the reading, how much as a terrorist organization. but is it just, they do have a military branch, but they have even more importantly i do minded terry and branch. so the, by, i think the international reaction will be and i don't know what they will say in public, but in private they will be annoyance. because this means that the, it will impede the delivery of a, to a recognize organization. now, who will these governments in the west or elsewhere work with me? they will have to work with point investing organizations because they've made essentially israel has made 8 to the palestinians, a clandestine activity on such a very dangerous precedence as,

while i imagine many thanks for speaking to his other sondra, bruno risk themselves to the gulf states analytics thank you for your time. thank you. the most guys for far and mazda marys out being killed in the countries brianne sca boulder region. i think the sizes were positive, a group attempting to infiltrate russian territory from ukraine. those eliminated were found to have foreign weapons, equipment and communications equipment, as well as personal items that indicated their affiliation with countries such as the flag of canada or in the private book and publish notebook on tactics written in english. the tattoo of the 2nd battalion of the 75th ranger regiment, special purpose power she'd reconnaissance us army was found on one of the bodies. let's discuss this further with alex on the markovich. they had to face the they're all based to choose organization in vienna. many things to deal with time is good to see. so we have this evidence emerging, the west of the fight as

a directly involved in attacking russian from ukrainian territory. what do you make of it? i'd say we can make, although if that's, that's the west still is and still wants to folder escalates the war against russia, ukraine. and yeah, the nearest findings of american fight, those inside the conflict i chose to proof that's made to is already directly involved. of course, only with special forces, with officers in order to prolong this proxy war against russia. and i think it's just another proof. so all the double standards and see hi, paul cruz the off the west. for example, when we remember the hysteria surrounding allegations off north korean troops participating in the battle for ukraine,

we could 0 about the roster escalating the war. but of course, when the west is doing this escalation himself, the western media remain silent. and american politicians are not asking about why the us is actually escalating this war since day one. according to the f. s. b, the killed foreigners was specialist sitting sabotaged operations behind enemy lines like capturing military us. it was indeed one of those killed apparently at a time to have a lead us special forces recognizance unit. i'm just wondering why you think strategic tasks would be entrusted to most of the areas instead of kids own troops? well, i guess that's all these so called the mercenaries are basically western soldiers and his guys, especially from west on the lead units like a power suits us, for example, and stuff for the half more combat experience, for at least half of them by the way,

equipments more that are connected to us than secret services and staff for, of course, made so is still leading ukrainian walk plans through your training walk preparations, all those missions. they are simply directly out from a major playbook. and it's not independence. ukrainian armies are us predators. i'm formulating all these plants spots. they are coming directly from the west, so it's actually a truck. so if your client, if you would be claiming that the ukraine is leading the swat independently, um, also your side of from the truth spots. the war itself is basically black from washington and also from long and to a certain degree in order to cost, as many russian casualties as possible. what do you make of the time? because this does come a via credit in military is we're treating well taking mounting losses in the don't boss to me will go some western countries flip flop thing on the prospects of peace

. told the german tong size. now saying that it goes, jason's will have to take face eventually. so once he made to all be the trend, as well as we all know um you crave is losing its losing badly and it's definitely fighting um to the last 2 trains u. n. s. we could see in this talks about also recruiting 18 years old, 40 ukrainian army. and it's of course, no coincidence that's just come and to actions are happening right now. since to us and the west are sadly losing. so they needs some work to read us in order to present them less than press them, show all which and i'm spends the rest the military. so you have all these discussions in west the media. the roster has the last $600000.00 soldiers, which is of course made up. and um,

i guess you were to the truth would be the fact that sue crane as a rock as last around $600000.00 troops. so the west needs to somehow divert um the attention of alls its own public from all these um losses and presents um, at least propaganda victories. like for example, making incursions into the old russian territories. so that things you can present some victories in order to keep their own um, citizens and spending money. and also they're all in the um, arguments, industry happy to a sudden you know, russia recently ratified a collective defense patch with no career in some west. the media outlets came with the d. p. all k. troops are already near the boat with ukraine, the criminal and there's no consensus. what i'm saying is one of the west business, we'll see your assessments of the us to what i guess. we know that the rest of the impulse, korea has both or the democratic republic of korea that from both from

a long history of friendship, dating back to the days of cold war. but especially having been intensified since um, the end of the cold war. and so if you look at this, uh, friendship ends defense treaty, it would be actually only logical that at least um, some north korean troops um participates in this um us to our also because we all know that. um north korea still has um, some open business together. um with the um, southern occupies parts of the korean peninsula ends. united states and general. so i guess on north korea maybe understand. so is one of the few countries in the world, the best that it's necessary and really dire need. it's that we build up a multiple walls, a more trustworthy, and that we and the american imperialism. so it would at least not be

a surprise to me if north korea also participates in the conflict. um for the future of supreme susan most that's the west must be defeated and it's imperialistic. russian may be in your brain or may be on the korean peninsula. thanks for sharing your thoughts with it's good to hear from your legs on the markovich, the head of the super of institute organization in vienna. thank you. thank you very much for that session. the india and china, i look forward to getting the final stages of completing a military disengage, but it's a long day disputed parts of the food. this comes to stay is also the latest of the 2 countries weeks, the agreements during personal 12. so the breaks summit in russia, i'll say, is india correspondence winter and show my husband story in the india china. this engagement on the edbc, which is a line no actual consoles is in process now, and it is expected to be completed lightly by the month. and so by october 29th is

what we're hearing and this is a huge development. remember, last week the announcement had gone from both sides, india and china, and it was confirmed that both the countries agreed on to disengage men. so basically, a deadlock was ending at the line of actual control at the border where the fiction between the 2 countries has been on a for, or will still yours. now in april of 2020, remember in both the board, the sides had collapsed on the border, which also had led to a both sides losing gulf at them. and they admitted fee. and of course, the numbers they were there was a discrepancy in what they did inside the se, in the chinese side, the state of the pointer means that both the countries, the suffered losses and it ever since that the relationship between india as well as china. it had, it had been very,

very of tens that had been very stressed impact in the last 5 or this is the prime minister of india and the movie and the chinese president changing things at the only met about twice and back to the sidelines or lots of 7 summits, but not floated by lots of they will need briefly spoken to each other. sometimes they will to awarded, looking into each other's eyes out. but let me for the context to tell you that before that before the clashes on the line of actual control and 2025 years before that. so between 201-482-0198. both leaders had met about 18 times. so that's how much the relationship between china and india had the daughter aged in fact of the i mean here are of the disengaged menu is very, very symbolic. because the announcement game. 6 the day before prime in this scenario, either movie wants to travel to cuz on russia, for the rigs summit. now this is the question that i off the indian form secretary

had one in what he has to basically say, we'll then why we cannot reveal it all the details box. and they can certainly find for russia for providing both india and china when you remember both the leaders match last week for the bi lab for a biological that happened after flying for the now j schanzer was into the external assessment and said, he says that while the disengagement on the ground will be a long process while it will take time, but it definitely is a step towards the right direction. i'll be doing mike on the completion of these engagement piece. the 1st step octaves will talk about the escalation, followed by how we can manage patrols at the border. know this particular region of that the soul clashes, in fact, one of the bloodiest scholarship between india and china in 2020 has also been very stressed to the military has been of god both decides had deployed

a huge amount of military and that is going to be seen in the military now as the borders bus for the locals as well. this is a huge respite that after 5 long years there is going to be some sort of normalization. in fact has ended up would say that this disengagement disagreements between india and china. this is taken both the countries back to the 2020 days. i got ya know, he's a very good step towards peace and prosperity. and we welcome this gesture with the chinese and indian governments that we are happy that we can live on the board a peacefully now. and we wish and pray for a better future ahead. we want disagreement between the 2 countries to continue in peace and stability and security to be restored and especially for the bold residents is up the since we heard the news of india edge and his agreement to end the stand off between their armies, we feel relaxed will you will you take good initiative because we can move easily near the border and it is good news for us with data. so the last interesting box

here about the disengagement and the process which is now in fact on, on the ground really is that a few weeks ago if he was a tank that there would be a disengagement between india and china. it was on the pink people, so in that context, even on the president at the developments that are taking place at the line of actual control, the very fact that mr. movie and mr. sheep, they had a meeting, a bilateral meeting in cuz don in. gotcha, for about 45 minutes. both the leaders work together discussing this engagement in the professes and how it has to be played on the brawn. but really, when you saw me top watch, but von bolt on the table, not just for india of russia, but for the entire rich york. this is a huge, huge achievement in that sense. and alonzo

ruling a couple of volunteer for the us from the u. k. have one to 15, the legal boss and the guys google the american company. now phase is a $2500000000.00 sign for violating competitive practices. to give you some background to the workers, families founded the price comparison website, the found them back in 2006. so the off the, they noticed a drop in the visibility of the website on google. the u. s. companies fail, so it's pushed down the website to on the search engine results and losses for the couples. business with us to extend the case was handed down in 2017. as a european commission pro found that google has promoted its own shopping service, while making sure competitors were ranked low of google's appeal has now been ultimately rejected by the european court of justice. let's discuss this story with it. michael rex and bode format new york university professor and also of the book google archipelago. many thanks for joining us on the program. very good to see. so

it will show assessments of this historic case against the american corporation, as well as the case that finally comes to fruition for some of the litigants against google. uh, we have been saying that google is uh, a very differential and prejudicial search engine that is uh, stacking uh, results. and it is uh, attempting to cure 8 reality without, you know, by virtue of exclusion of certain materials and the promotion of other materials. and so this case represents a breakthrough, and i think it's a significant one. and hopefully it brings google to finally address the issues that have been concerning. many people, especially researches like myself and robert epstein and others that have pointed to google's very prejudicial and differential curation of reality.

what kind of presidents does this case that when it comes to google was interactions with private businesses? yeah, so it's indicative of the idea that the private businesses can no longer be treated differentially by google. they have to be treated fairly and that means not downgrading them, not blacklisting them, not promoting only negative news about them, but actually pulling from the him. so sphere, non prejudicial lee, this is what has to happen. and i think this case will help advance that cause, you know, miss the, the presidential race in the us. google is also in hot water with the republican policy, the attorney general of missouri, as low as deprive accuse and the company of cents a ship. what do you make of that case? and i think they have a great case if they take the right angle on it. there's been plenty of evidence to

suggest that google will find new stories that are negative about candidates that are from the right or whatever they call them. the right wing are conservative, as opposed to less leaning and left us politicians. for example, i ran a search. prior, prior to the 2020 election. i asked, will the democrats steal the election and the results i got were all 10 of the 1st results were our articles about the prospect of trend stealing the election. and then when i asked, we'll try and steal the election. of course, all the articles were about from still in the election. and since the 1st 3 results, dr. $75.00, a 5 percent of all clicks, this is extremely pernicious what they do. so i think this really helps the case

made by the republicans and the state that is suing google for its own differential results orientation. i think this is a major blow, know that i'm and i hope finally they address this or they get beat out of the marketplace. good space here. many thanks for coming on the program. michael rex. involved with women. do you all can invest the professor on the, on the off the book and google archipelago? thank you. thank you. i mean, thanks for joining us there. and also the international web back in 30 minutes with plenty more. the, the

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