we don't have a civic in lead government because you just hold the supreme council. you just hold the cabinet. what else is remaining? this is, these are basically the pillars of the political agreement that the have find the transition metric council find with f s c, before the, before the constitution talk to. so what's remaining is basically transitional. i mean, if it transition counsel trying to, to, to get on the country with certain provisions of the, of the, of the constitution i've talked to make it look like this is not a cool, but it's a cool there's, you know, 3 main factors that lead to in a school, one of it is there is an argument about who should be running the the that the military should be handed over the, the president and she off the 70 also to civilian. this was an issue and it should have been resolved in november. another issue might be the icpc i'm handing over of of icpc criminals to the to the, to the have. so i guess and also the economy, the economy is doing. the sudanese government has made it very clear from the beginning that one of th

and this all the supreme council and reinstated certain provisions allowing the military transition to come back again with to in part of the constitutional chart for provisions. right, let's talk about these professions because our reporter was mentioning earlier throughout the day that many provisions of the constitution do remain right now. but some of the major parts, like the formation of a sovereignty counsel and executive cabinet and the rules they should play. those provisions have been dismissed. what is the significance of that? i mean, the significance of that is that we don't have a government. we don't have a civic in lead government because you just hold the server to counsel. you just hold the cabinet. what else? it's remaining, this is, these are basically the hell of the political agreement that the find, the transition to it comes for fine with the, with the freedom with a c before the before the chart chart. so what's remaining is basically a transitional. i'm going to transition on counsel trying to, to, to get on the country with certain provisions of the, of the,

the supreme council that will be leading the country. of course the issue for presentation was one of the reasons why there was a delay informing the transitional legislative assembly. when the former government government was in charge. and it's not clear if you'll be able to overcome that obstacle as he's trying to form his own cabinet to people trust him to do all of that. however, because, you know, there was a civilian, military, transitional government. and obviously that file, which is how we got to this point. so do people trust that he will indeed keep those promises? this is not the issue of cross on whether a general behind will keep those promises. the issue is, do people want the military leader to be the one making this decision forming those institutions and people have been progressing on the streets for hours now saying that they won, that's the 1000000000 executive cabinet that they had in place back. they did not like the civilian military jointly, joint government that was in place finally because they wanted appear t

that some arrests were made of officials were still waiting for this press conference from the supreme council, who do you think will be talking on what are they likely to say? well, this book section of this over and it sounds like it has been arrested. so it's likely that they had all the sovereignty, counsels himself further than i've been for the alcohol will be the one to speak or his friends advisor. but then the issue is what they are going to see. people on the street say that, and you move to take over our any movie dissolve is government any move to try to form a different government or even declare a state of emergency will because it is a coo. and that's because the state of emergency supposed to be declared. 8 rather recommended by the time it is to be full of the prime, it is the to this hovers the council within rubber sounds. and i was just as a religious not to be announced without the joint agreement of the council of ministers and the sovereignty counsel. so people on the streets right now, bringing hires, expressing their anger at the latest. let me say that they consider t

on the transition in that country remains certain white in fighting and hopefully within the supreme council that was again finding themselves, trying to hard to get the voices ha, i, these protestants are also angry, the plumley, so those who died during protest 2 years ago are yet to get justice public. this content, thus also been mounting over economic reforms that severely reduced subsidies on petrol and diesel. more than doubling the price, the sudanese pound drums on several official and black markets rates and is depreciating, causing a loss of cash from the formal economy. these activities say nothing will stop them achieving a better way of life, and they will bring hope to a mission that's not little for decades. mohammad, i dwell justina. how to tom sir done? began b as true commission has delayed the release of its final report on crimes committed during former president. ja janice 22 year old. it was scheduled to submit the findings on thursday. more than 370 people testified of hearings that lasted more than 2 years. witnesses accused john as government of rape, murder, and to

as i said, the supreme judiciary council would be well elect the prime minister. well, nominate the constitutional court. nothing better and we will not dumb you are not on these authorities. they will be left alone to act according to their own laws and articles without any intervention by any person or body. these ought in dependent upon addresses, and they will act according to their own laws and regulations that does that. she's gone diver costello given us in the past, willing to leave certain individuals where nominated and they were thoroughly examined in order to soothe 13 parties. and godaddy gains smiled. these are what established state institutions. they are independent, suddenly transparent and thinking. they are also objectives that are the mechanic a few months of 30 years of the honor of the former regime. i have led to a certain diseases within these organs, including corruption, was however, we believe that we have our own honest on double men who are capable of treating these cancerous diseases and reading themselves of any infection. let's give

in order to serve a rhode island would like also to thank like the supreme judiciary council, which has supervised the operation and mccarthy in all electoral districts. what is our national and centers in the i would like to thank the sick guess have been security council for election while on top of whom is miss sarah, that hamid sure, mary. and the general commander of the armed forces. we also like to think all the rock is follow. oh yes, and i will go to it and those who did not vote or who couldn't vote, admitted was that and the civil society organizations, my health, and then to have on that and with enough all what is pertain to election. the candidates at the international organizations army and the u. n. was delegation obama to harvey international organizations for electro systems. one would like to thank the european union and their representatives who come to supervise electoral process and what they're among them the you and supervisors who have you know, high. another job would like to say at the end of today and that, and i, and how about the city kind of that when did

if i bought and then head of the supreme security council for the elections to address you. ah, motioning mama. no, not at my elaine. i say that was either a lot of national and the compassionate. good evening it is arman and will follow the another. and we'll stop in the in line. i want our commitment from the independent electoral commission department is in the lobby appeal and in line with the law. busy of the parliamentary elections for the rocky bottom a year, we announce a preliminary results for the parliament election and bonded out the door. the latter were the number. this 60 of montage. 83 constituency in 18 provinces, had a shot as it has been. busy displayed in front to be on the screen where you can see that enough was and that he had the number of boats russia, men and when i shaheen. and by that either don't h a candidate for me, a theme of the whose numbers, if and 3223 could. i also have year one, the number of those who took part in each constituency and the results on their own was at varying usage in the number of our registered to vote. it never actual

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that will be the executive council that he's there to form an inner council that he says will be the higher body or the supreme body that will run the country until elections are held in 2023 . and while our permanent handbook is in general bra hahn's house, the office of the prime minister has issued some statements encouraging civil disobedience. so i'm wondering what to momentum. there is among people who oppose this move by the military. well, despite the violence that we're that that was a carried out by the security forces yesterday protested that we've seen hundreds and hundreds of people taking to the streets even before the announcement of general adam for the have behind that the military has taken charge. and that the executive cabinet and a sovereign to council have been deposed, have been dissolved now even before that statement. hundreds of people were taken to the streets, despite the force and security forces, blocking bridges. despite them putting road blocks on the roads, we've seen people protesting by the thousands on various parts in various parts of the capitol cartoon. and that's the mom

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council cybersecurity oklahoma security and foresight. he served as commander of u.s. european command and alec manor and 32nd u.s. supreme court most senior position in the court. no person ever has held all the position i just named. major general served on the council's advisory board, also chief executive officer chair of the board of the national defense industry -- industrial association. the countries largest defense association. he is a marine and defense previously named temp one of the 100 most influential the rest. fighting force serves as a catalyst to this conversation and offers relevant insights into the future of defense. it's great to see you both look forward to your perspectives. monitoring this conversation is missy ryan who serves as staff writer and pentagon correspondent washington post for several years supporting our national security from over ten countries with latin america and the middle east. an impressive list of places that she has visited in her career including and reported from libya, lebanon, yemen, afghanistan, pakistan, mexico, argentina and italy so nothing so perilous as washington

and the supreme court is also returning to an in-person argument format though not yet open to anyone beyond staff, council and the media. today is the day when we review the supreme court term just past and preview the next one. finish with the annual lecture which this year will be given by vice dean rachel barcow of nyu school of law. and those in virtual land are welcome to treat yourself from your own liquor cabinet. we hold this event on september 17th because on this day 234 years ago the framers completed the constitution in philadelphia and sent it to the states for ratification. liberty through limited government animated the declaration of independence while the constitution setout to make a more perfect union that would better secure and protect liberty. later we saw what's called the completion of the constitution in the second founding of the post-civil war amendments though that was largely thwarted by a supreme court unwilling to defend individual rights against state violation. then after a rebirth of economic liberty in the lochner era, we had a constitutional reworking without amendment

council work to ensure access? >> i will leave questions about the actual litigation and the texas ban to the justice department and questions about the supreme action. but what i will say is that the president has been entirely clear that this law blatantly violates the right protected by roe. that's why he asked the gender policy council and his white house council to lead a government wide approach to lead this issue. that's why, to the point you just raised, protecting that constitutional right and ensuring women have the right to health care more generally. >> they did away with the council on women and girls and now you have this council. tell me why this feels critical and what can change when the mandate to agencies is to put this front and center to policy making. >> you just said it. the fact that president biden and vice president harris saw fit to create the gender policy council which was launched on march 8 which is international women's day is significant. and the fact that they called to put this gender equity along with other parts of equity front and center, it is bold, includes ten interconnected priorities because so many

"my supreme court judges," showing, you know, first and foremost, that he only understands the presidency in terms of raw power. >> it's a remarkable thing to hear a senior national security council staffer say about the president of the united states. >> yes, and it's very disturbing. i mean, i did think he had a bit of a better grasp of it at first. but, you know, this is just from close-up observation over, you know, the two-plus years that i was there. >> take me inside helsinki in 2018, when president trump and putin stood side by side in that press conference, which you tried desperately to advise against. trump was asked who he believed about russian 2016 interference, his own intelligence agencies, who concluded that it happened, or putin, who denied it. take a look at this. >> i have great confidence in my intellence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. and what he did is an incredible offer. >> i mean, what you wrote about that pivotal moment is that you were so distraught, you even considered faking a seizure. i mean, you really thought about faking a seizure? >> i did. i mean, i wanted it to stop, beca

council, which took charge following the overthrow of president bashir. that is now back and that is now the body that will be decided that the supreme body leading the transitional period, which is why people are out on the streets saying that they want a civilian leadership despite their space, state of emergency, despite the additional security forces they will continue to take out so we've been seeing people setting up road blocks and barricades burning tires. you can see the smoke rising from those are burning tires in various neighborhoods saying that they're calling for civil disobedience. people should not go out and go to work where they're at state and federal level to show their anger at the move by the military. you mentioned the transitional period a couple of times there. hey, but we're talking elections set down at least for 2023. that's still a long time away. i mean, just it's, it's hard not to see sedans sort of lurching through this period again with, with more instability. and that is the biggest concern, especially because the street or rather the processes on the street are still not. they're not willing to let the military take over. and no

supreme additionally cow incentives going as it used alcorda and the chief prosecution. i got these will not be formed by individuals, but according to the laws about the soda. similarly, either the legislative council will be formed from among the majority of the youth who took part in that of allusions. we believe 1st of the time, not secure law that the political factions fail what he could do while we would wish you see that tall form or to reach an agreement on the formation of the legislative gown. cindy, my reason that they fell into a dispute was talking. we took a well form that legislative council forum and dependent young youth. those who have no political affiliations, those who are willing to serve the country, those who have with a national interest with as their part amount pottery already live with it will be formed for those young youth who are aspiring for, publish up and through suited use democratic 7, what a government we are willing to see this year after that we will go back to the barracks that you did get back devoted to our we're going and leave the several of the government to road. i'm going to back. so i'm to what extent, since the job i agreement i, in walla, walla, we

council to include cyber security and strategic foresight. he's also served as commander of us european command and supreme allied commander of europe and is the 32nd commandant of the marine corps, most senior position in the core. no person ever has held all ofthe positions that i just named . major general pannaro is the chief executive officer of the pannaro group and chair of the industrial association . the country's largest defensive association. he's a retired marine corps major general and defense news previously named him one of 100 mostinfluential individuals in the us defense . his new book the ever shrinking fighting elforce serves as a catalyst for this conversation and offers relevant insights into the future of defense. so sirs, generals, it's great to see you both and i'm looking forward to hearing your perspective. monitoring this conversation is miss ryan whoserves as a staff writer and print pentagon correspondent for the washington post . for several years missy has reported on national security topics from over 10 countries spanning latin america to the middle east. it really is an impressive list of places that she has v

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